jamie weinstein is the senior editor for "the daily caller" and joins us to talk about it.ip number one, let's put this up on the screen, it says the product is popular so avoid the lines and shop healthcare.gov during off-peak hours, morning, nights and weekend, gee, i don't know, last time i checked, jamie, the poll suggests it is an unpopular product. >> it seems the secretary is safely ensconced in her bubble, it might be useful for her to read the newspapers once in a while. this is clearly not a true statement as you mentioned the polls show about 60% of americans oppose obama care, the health care law so it's clearly not popular, but what is in this statement is embedded in the statement is something even deeper than that, and it shows a concern by the administration that the website will not be up to snuff as they said it would be at the end of the month. you don't see amazon.com urging its customers to shop early in the morning and off-peak hours because they know they can handle the customers. this suggests to me the secretary isn't all that confident that when th

. >> jamie weinstein joins us. senior editor at the "daily caller."the president grudgingly, belatedly said he's sorry people are losing their plans. conspicuously, he didn't apologize for misleading and deceiving all those people on a massive scale. so is governor christie's point a valid one? >> listen to what christie said. he said "if the president made a mistake, he should come out and apologize for it." i don't think there's evidence that he made a mistake with what he said. he was well aware from the documents we've seen, and what he said during a live back and forth with eric cantor that he knew that people would lose their health insurance if obama care was implemented. so i don't think he regrets -- i think he regrets a lot of things. i think he regrets the implementation of obama care. i think he regrets people don't have the same view of what's best for them if their health care that he does. but does he regret saying that if you can have your health -- if you like your health care, you can keep it? >> people are calling that a lie. they'r

jamie weinstein says this might be the most disturbing development of the week. wondering about no clue obama. and it's a little disconcerting to put it mildly. because this guy can be on top of everything. but he's clearly not on top of lots of things and some of them are top security matters. >> we have known for a while according to books like bob woodward and a new book coming out about the authors of being change and disengaging from the nitty-gritty of politics and getting down and dirty dirty and it seems like he is disengaged from the policy as well and i can understand him not knowing anything that goes on in the government how does he not know that the nsa is capping world leaders. how does he not know that the world leaders are being spied upon. that seems to be something that the commander in chief should know, whether he agrees with that or not. but i don't see how he does not know that. neil: that is what worries me the most. because if you take that at face value, it means that there's a government going on with freewheeling spies doing their thing

harvey weinstein says he's embarrassed of america. >> this is the only country in the world where wehealth care. countries embarrass us around the world. this is the only country we don't have a gun law. i watched you talk about that. you know, i mean, quite frankly, it's embarrassing. obama's not embarrassing. the country is embarrassing. >> harvey's embarrassing. go ahead, ang. >> we don't have health care? >> i don't know. >> where does he live? there's no health care in the united states? he also said that countries embarrass us around the world. whose fault is that? president obama's fault. i mean, was he paying attention to vladimir putin? seriously. >> you don't like it, you should move. what do you think? >> he reflects the nearly unanimous distaste for america that's found in hollywood. he's driven by guilt. it's like hating your parents. he's gotten so much from america that he detests it. and he is the last person to be talking about embarrassment. i mean, the die -- look at him. >> i know. >> a countries that buys his movies. >> he's produced some of the biggest movies ev

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the weinstein company the producer is fighting the decision.y harvey weinstein who joins us at the table. you are ready to go to battle again. they're talking about hip replacements and titanium. that doesn't seem like r rating. >> there's two f-words in the movie. you're allowed one f. and this was like the king's speech. the movie is the gentlest wonderful, true story filled with humor and joy. they should just put pg-13, strong language on this, and there can be exceptions. so it's under appeal. >> why don't you take the f-word out the second time? >> again like asking a director to change the intention. i think you've seen -- >> i've seen it. >> it is not gratuitous. >> i had to figure out where was it. i'm sitting here trying to remember. you have to be over 17 to see it. the chances are that most people will go see this movie will be 30 years and older. don't you think? you're not going to have young people going to see the movie. >> our research shows that especially down south and in the middle west the pg-13 rating is very important fo

given rise to the so called solo economy phenomenon which refers to industries taylor to single weinstein said the cabbie big business as recent data shows that singles have more disposable income in average and three to four person household. you can to assist in the studio to tell us more ellie and what exactly is solid economy. i see a sign but still economy first resonated in the united states where the single population is reaching nearly fifty per cent in some of its major cities. basically it's a term coined to describe the riots and things like pseudo real estate and home appliances specifically targeting single dwellers the first is how many koreans are living alone. but the collective this graph over here but susan teaching composition of household here in school. the number of single households is filling consisted of rides. if a similar story for two person household but also following an upward trajectory. now i'm looking at the three person household. as if it actually fell from fifty seven per cent it back in two thousand and five to around fifty three percent as of last ye

to be open to small i guess government has called on korea not to intervene with currency market weinstein was so keen on a stronger claim was that maybe because. the a new coupon to use the real heaven go to sushi. all will. what do that it could be used to it and honestly the good news into the clinical condition that he appears to wake up with wendy on the end of next year. oakland is that it appreciates it. well the real issue of the next year after receiving a fax of the outback to the us stimulus policy. how does a move like that de stabilize the currency markets and how likely is the currency war where the consumer experience to review and nine in the nineteen ninety nine to pull off the front seats more to the eu is leading to the interest rate. as it is the author to improve entering this market therefore in the intensive and many moods and economy no priest the crunch question should i see nifty or so on when you wear so we could stop him freeing. maybe welcome to review crew into his clutches. promina was too much. with the economy. duke was only when the economy could be in cre

on doesn't really have that finally some kind of deal and that the weinstein co problem with clients or the foreign ministers from the six against a fellow pow is changing that churchill's to join the talks and how the company remaining obstacles to a landmark agreement and taunts he is engineered with the russian delegation headed by foreign minister sergei lavrov and took a knock on line two aunties pointed to a cutback i bet twenty five will serve the chances of a deal to be reached at. in a flurry of activity as he said foreign ministers have trumped everything in order to test and former rome declared until this final push for a break for it in the translation is now we are here with the russian delegation pots. the price is really cool cats to arms length because those talks are taking place behind closed doors the cell negotiations to best buy with it in secrecy because of the sensitivity of the keys and say oh we have courts a real sense from the dedications. eighty seven larry. luke's gospel truth instead the news that the full deal he had potential tos how much talent this

weinstein.w be rated pg-13 instead of "r." >>> geoffrey rush is the only one to win an oscar and an emmy and a tony. his new book is about a fell low australian. he plays a german who takes in a foster daughter during world war ii. he teaches her among other things, how to read. what the hell is this? you stole it? >> sorry, papa. are you going to tell mama? snopa pa? >> did anyone see you? let's make this our secret. we read it. >> thank you, papa. >> boy, geoffrey rush joins us at the table. hello. we should just say that this is a movie that really pulls on your heartstrings without being heavy-handed. would you agree? >> when my agents showed me the early screening, he said, i'm going to give this movie five handkerchi handkerchiefs. i thought, i've had the pleasure of sitting with a number of audiences in the last couple of weeks with gill screenings. we had a screening at the holocaust museum. quite diverse, different audiences. it just impacts on people at different points. that's what i

for more on the fallout of the launch of obamacare we're joined by jamie weinstein, senior editor of daily caller." jamie, republicans are out there saying i told you so. that it is more than just the rollout of the website which still has plenty of problems but the devil here is in the details and when you get into the details of what is required under the obamacare law, a lot of people are not happy. >> absolutely. a lot of people are being thrown off their insurance and when they try to sign up, if they can even get on the exchange website, they're finding the insurance is more expensive and deductibles are higher than they had before. in many ways it is unaffordable care act. there is story out of washington now, a lady who signed up originally on the washington exchange, it looked like she would get insurance for her and her family under $200 a month. she wrote a letter to president obama and president obama mentioned her in a speech as example of what the affordable care act could provide. turns out there was a glitch in the website, she will pay $600 a month and not 200. she c

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weinstein.now be rated pg-13 instead of "r." >>> geoffrey rush is the only one to win an oscar and an emmy and a tony. his new book is about a fell low australian. he plays a german who takes in a foster daughter during world war ii. he teaches her among other things, how to read. what the hell is this? you stole it? >> sorry, papa. are you going to tell mama? snopa pa? >> did anyone see you? let's make this our secret. we read it. >> thank you, papa. >> boy, geoffrey rush joins us at the table. hello. we should just say that this is a movie that really pulls on your heartstrings without being heavy-handed. would you agree? >> when my agents showed me the early screening, he said, i'm going to give this movie five handkerchi handkerchiefs. i thought, i've had the pleasure of sitting with a number of audiences in the last couple of weeks with gill screenings. we had a screening at the holocaust museum. quite diverse, different audiences. it just impacts on people at different points. that's what

party with harvey weinstein of the kiss for a day?oney charity does connect those dreams reality. joining us from the floor of the stock exchange after ringing the opening bell is ceo of the holtzman. great to see you. what is the most expensive, the highest price auction item that you have auctioned off so far in the history of the company? >> the highest priced item was a half-hour coffee, apple, we sold it to past season to benefit the arcade center and it was a record for us. dagen: which was more money i believe than getting to sit down with bill clinton or paul mccartney. >> pretty surprising. people want access to people. the head of apple is an interesting person and the black robe to meet in. dagen: how hard is it to come up with the auction items? that is part of generating business, making sure you have interesting things to auction off. how much time and effort is focused on that? >> great question. the name of the company is charity buzz and we try to create buzz for charity to be relevant and come up with new experiences

harvey weinstein says he's embarrassed of america. >> this is the only country we don't have health care a gun law. i've watched you talk about that. quite frankly, it's embarrassing. obama is not embarrassing. the country is embarrassing. >> go ahead. >> we don't have health care? where does he live? there is no health care in the united states? he also said country country cos us around the world. seriously, i agree with you party is the embarrassment. >> what do you think? >> he reflects hollywood. he's driven by guilt. it's like hating your parents. he's gotten so much from america that he detests it. and he is the last person to be talking about embarrassment. look at him. he's produced some of the biggest movies ever in american history, but he's embarrassed by us. >> just because he's talented as a movie director doesn't mean he's a good political spokesperson. i just wonder where he's traveled in the world, the developing world and third world has no health care. that's what no health care looks like. it's quite different than america. >> it was obama's fault. >> leave it right t

joining me is yamy weinstein.ave you on tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> why is the president's fix it plan an impossibility. >> it is unlikely to be able to be implemented. they have to go through the plans and the insurance companies have to submit them to the state regulators to approve them. it usually is a 90 day process. obviously the time between now and january 1st is far less than 90 days and to go through that process for cancelled plans is not feasible. and some state regulators said it is not possible and they will not do it even if the insurance companies will do it. it is not possible. >> we have not seen the administration do anything quickly with congress because they can't agree. the move by the president would under mind obama care working? >> the insurance company submitting the premium prices banked on people being thrown off old insurance that did not conform to obama care. a lot of them young and healthy and buying their insurance plans. and if you don't have those young and healthy peopl

. >> earlier this morning, publisher weinstein books announce add deal with one of the three women heldlle knight's memoir will tell the full story of being kidnapped and held tossage by ariel castro for 11 years. knight and her two fellow captives escaped last may. knight's book is scheduled to come out next spring. amanda barry and gina dejesus are planning their own book deal. >>> president obama will be in seattle trying to squeeze in appearances between seven democratic fund-raisers along the west coast. he will fly to san francisco for a speech on immigration and on to los angeles r fabook page take a guess at our question of the morning. according to a survey, who do most women say they are dressing to impress? is it a, other women, b, men, or c social media followers. >> our facebook friend heather says i dress for me but in the past i did value thoughts of other women, friendly, not competitive. post your guests and -- your guesses and comment. we'll have the answer in about an hour from now. >>> the newest traffic cameras in the district aren't just looking for speeders and re

. >> but think about back in 2008 and 2007, right, they had harvey weinstein, spielberg. i mean, they've been producing and managing huge events for a long time. the difference here, ed, is that the news has turned against the president and the press has gotten more critical and so the white house really wants to do more to limit those people who are asking him tough questions. that's what i think it is. >> well, because if you put an official photographer in or a reporter in, they will not ask about health care but an independent journalist might. >> ed great to see you. >> thank you. >>> a new poll shows that the president's approval rating, speaking of that, is at an all-time low and the gop is actually gaining influence. we'll take a look at that. >>> later, we'll talk to the 13-year-old girl accused of bullying a classmate to death. those reports coming up. ♪ i want to spread a little love this year ♪ [ male announc ] th december, experience the gift of unsurpassed craftsmanship at the lexus december to remember sales event. some of the best offers of the year. this

or at least the star in the harvey weinstein film.itled to feel resentment which drives victim status as you victimize others. so while i wouldn't say the knockout game is spreading like a violent take on the macarena, it's a by-product of modern ideological warfare that stokes the flames of resentment. violence becomes another entitlement. why shouldn't our moral decline have consequences? we mock proven values and laugh at traditions as we denigrate people with dull jobs. we abandon commitment in favor of desertion and turn cities in to immoral vacuums. children return to empty homes where from a glowing screen kim kardashian shows them what they don't have. it's hell in a handbasket with a high-speed connection. >> oh, my gosh, you seem so innocent and vulnerable when you're sick. >> i know, i was having a hard time. what are we talking about? >> knockout game. >> knockout. hey, bob. what do you think of this? do you believe it's a trend? >> i think it's a trend. i think it's outrageous. i think these kids ought to be prosecuted to

allen weinstein. i'm actually ecstatic about being here tonight to introduce the great historian, the great educator, and most importantly a great person, drew gilpin faust. a few things about this evening. i don't think i have to tell anybody in this audience that doctor drew gilpin faust is the 28th president of the universi university. she's a very distinguished historian of the u.s. civil war in the american south and will be talking about her latest book which has just appeared. it's called "this republic of suffering: death and the american civil war." she's also the lincoln professor of history at harvard art and science. i will go into her background in a minute. except to say that this, we are very grateful to our fds

attorney jeannette weinstein says it isn't fair.ey snyder says the restaurant has every right to fire her. by the way, we did try calling the restaurant, and they would not comment. janelle, want to start with you. you know, i don't know -- walk us through this, and your position on this. >> well, what the waitress said was she saw four individual at the table. one was this mother. and she was the four individuals appeared to be inebriated. he went to her manager. her manager did nothing. she called the police. her position, the waitress's position, is she was endangering her child. and subsequent to that, this woman got arrested, charged with endangering a child. so it's not warranted at all that she should have been fired. >> even though it's an outrageous story of course, the restaurant has every legal right to fire her. and the reason is, almost all restaurants and service providers have specific employee policies. when there is some kind of customer misconduct on the premise. the reason for that, there's liability. the restaura

[applause] >> thank you so much for that very generous introduction, professor weinstein and all of you for being here tonight. it's a great pleasure and honor for me to talk for the first time its publication yesterday about this book, because so much of the deep end at -- depends on materials i was able to use in the national archives. so it seems fitting and proper that i should return to the national archives to say what it all amounted to, all that helped by god, all that advice and wonderful comments and i want to begin by thinking t thanking twn particular. the first is mike who for many years presided over the civil war materials in the archives and got been launched on this project. and the second is trevor plante who is sitting over here who helped me when i was really trying to get this project done to revisit some of the materials i've already seem to get the boothattogether into and return. if this about three summers ago. and he found a letter that no one had seen before. but then he was just trevor helping me out in the archives. so that is what makes it possible for hist

. >> but they're doing deals with all content, cbs did a deal, harvey weinstein did a deal. >> it's aboutontent. >> if you're a producer and you want a show made, you'll go with you can get recognition and a big paycheck. that's hbo, netflix and a handful of other players. the reality is the emmys set netflix apart. it shows they can get you recognition for your product. it's a drop in the bucket to doing originals. they need to be all things to all people, and i think originals are an important part of that recipe. i think originals is about subsidized marketing. it's about getting you hooked in the door. finding out about "house of cards" so they can use that new recommendation engine to put something else in front of. >> you good to go. thanks for your thoughts on netflix. >>> heading toward the close. about 40 minutes left in the trading session with the dow up 22. the s&p is in record territory. and the nasdaq's done well today, too. >> bitcoin on a tear, up 200% in the last month. what is going on? china may be fuelling this record rally. we'll turn into if this is a legitimate conc

harvey weinstein says he wants to create a tv operation as powerful as its film unit. >>> "los angelesng fire" burned the competition. lo the weeken weekend. the sequel starring jennifer lawyer reps torence took in abo million over the weekend. >>> "usa today" looks at a group of beatles fans. they reunited with ringo starr. in 1964, starr snapped a photo of a car full of teens on a new york city highway. in october, starr told us about the picture and wanting to find out who posed. >> they came to the airport i believe now to see us. and guess what? they really saw us. and we saw them. they all put the windows down and, hey, i've got my camera, i'll take them. >> the mystery teens soon came forward. they attend theed starr's concert in vegas. >>> britain's guardian says mick jagger will be a great grandfather. his granddaughter expects for give birth early next year. children and four grandchildren. >>> and the "daily mail" looks at research on productivity. it finds people are most alert and efficient just after 10:00 a.m. on mondays. we are the least productive at 4:00 p.m. on tuesd

that would with the one and only harvey weinstein.lking about hip replacements and titanium. >> there's two "f" words in the movie. you're allowed one "f." it's the gentst wonderful story filled with humor and joy. putz pg-13, strong language and making it. >> why not change your movie. >> i thought it made a lot of sense. i had to figure out where the second one was. harvey, i'm wondering. why fight this? the truth of the matter is you have to be over 17 to see it. the chances are that most people who will go see this movie will be 30 years and older, don't you think? you're not going to have younger people seeing the movie. >> our research shows down south and the middle west, the pg-13 is very important for adults. there are certain people who don't want to see an r-rated movie, usually a church family. this is a movie a church family would profit by seeing. it's very entertaining. why should they give it a -- why should they give it an "r" and restrict it? i don't think that makes sense. i feel like i'm in here every six months wh

jamie weinstein is here. senior editor of "the daily caller." how does this compare with what the president said would happen? >> i would say this is almost like the new obamacare lie. if you like the health insurance you may not be able to keep it, but saying only for a very small number of people, maybe 5%, but that number could be as high as 129 million people. he says not all of them will lose their health insurance. 50 million will lose their health insurance completely, but the rest could see heightened increase in the premiums. they cannot afford the higher increases in premiums. harris: as i read this it actually does backup of the health and human services secretary said would happen. they're not losing thei the abiy to get health care insurance but they will have to go searching for other plans because they are getting kicked off their own. for some people that could prove to be awful. give me some scenarios you talk about. >> we have seen many anecdotal evidence of this where people have been forced to leave their health insurance pla

that would with the one and only harvey weinstein.bout hip replascesments and titanium. >> there's two "f" words in the movie. you're allowed one "f." it's the gentst wonderful story filled with humor and joy. putz pg-13, strong language and makeing it. >> why not change your movie. >> i thought it made a lot of sense. i had to figure out where the second one was. harvey, i'm wondering. why fight this? the truth of the matter is you have to be over 17 to see it. the chances are that most people who will go see this movie will be 30 years and older, don't you think? you're not going to have younger people seeing the movie. >> our research shows down south and the middle west, the pg-13 is very important for adults. there are certain people who don't want to see an r-rated movie, usually a church family. this is a movie a church family would profit by seeing. it's very entertaining. why should they give it a -- why should they give it an "r" and restrict it? i don't think that makes sense. i feel like i'm in here every six months when t

harvey weinstein joins us at the table. you are ready to go to battle again.doesn't seem like "r" rating. >> there's two "f" words in the movie. you're allowed one "f." the movie is the gentlest warm movie filled with humor and joy. they should put pg-13 on it with strong language. >> or why don't you take the "f" word out the second time. >> again, it's like asking the director to change the intention. >> i've seen it. it made a lot of sense. i had to figure out where the other "f" word was. harvey, i'm wondering, why fight this. the truth of the matter is you have to be over 17 to see it. the chances are that most people that will go see this will be 30 years old and older, don't you think? >> our research shows especially down south in the middle west the pg-13 rate vrg important for adults. >> okay. they use it as a guide. >> there are people who don't want to go and see an "r"-rated movie. usually they're church families. i think this is a movie a church family would profit by seeing. they'll love the movie. it's very entertaining. why should they give it

meanwhile, it's almost impossible to get the permits necessary to weinstein co., which has historically come in for approximately 60% of the area's production. the result of all of this is a steep decline in production for 168 million tons in 2008 to just 110 million tons in 2012 and west virginia. in even sharper decline in kentucky colleges to steeply. it's taken more jobs with it. if the epa, the white house and some other friends media claim there is no war on coal. even obama's advisor has admitted the wars being waged. he said there have been a war on coal. on the other hand, the war on coal is exactly what needed. you could make the claim that some do that other factors over cool. that is true. the bottom line is the obama administration has ago handedly made nearly impossible. forced the closure of coal-fired power plants as well as announcing the closure of hundreds more for the next few years. now they're trying to make it impossible to export to other countries who do not understand the value of cheap, affordable energy. obama -- since obama took office in january 2009. even

and then we get a gentleman named mickey weinstein. he heads a military religious freedom foundation, but don't let the title of his organization fool you. that's what they want you to think. he believes that the phrase, so help me god should be removed from the air force academy. he asked to speak with top military brass to discuss religious freedom in the military. at some point in time should someone be given the opportunity to go before our highest military officials to plead a case to remove a constitutional right without the benefit of others giving the same courtesy? as i continue reflecting on the meaning of veterans day, it troubles my spirit that personnel may be targeting christian foundations. this country -- freedom of religion has been upmeld. there appears to be a strain inside the pentagon and v.a. whose mission it is to take away the soul of our fighting force. are we now to tip-toe on the very soul on the men and women who gave their lives for religious liberties and our other constitutional rights. as a military chap

weinstein who is on the head of security division and pursuit fisa applications also.e was describing a procedure for the use of fisa direct evidence in criminal investigations that struck me as a little bit troublesome. i want to push back on bob and that's a little bit and ask if my recollection is correct. he was saying in fact there are circumstances where the government did not want the defense counsel to have access to derive information and there were procedures within the act to provide affidavits to the court in support of the kind of information that it can obtain to establish whatever legal standard was necessary to go forward. is that correct or am i misremembering waterside quick >> there is an information of providing notice and what happens after that. it is true throughout fisa that there are materials and to under the classified procedure at their materials provided to the court that are not necessarily providing the defense. >> so there will be circumstances where there's evidence not available to the council. >> is the difference between the provisio