the collection stuff is right in your wheelhouse. you oversaw that. did you learn new things? >> we are finding out a lot from our hearings. >> did you learn about the collection programs? >> we are learning a lot from the hearings. we are having the hearings and public era guy learn a lot from the papers. -- public. i learned a lot from the papers. the ciaey was headed over not tell the people he was supposed to about things on the hell, about the second or third time he came up there to explain to him this item we had just read was something she was supposed to report to us. i said you can save a lot of time. just have it delivered to us ."rked "top secret we have that wonderful crossword puzzle. who wasadly for the cia sitting behind them that started to laugh because of the look he got from mr. casey. the rest has, many times we have learned about things in the thing is, many times we have learned about things in the press. this happens a lot. this is one of the reasons why i is or to lose like reporters shield lost on all of that era and may not be happy about some the th

with the wheelhouse completely destroyed, there's no way for the captain to control its direction.ind dock" drifts aimlessly down the canal. the boat begins to slow, but the nightmare has just begun. just as the massively damaged freighter comes to a stop, flames shoot out from the point of impact engulfing the upper deck. >> god, jump off the boat, guys. >> i knew this would happen. >> as 22 crew members work quickly to secure the ship, the fire consumes the freighter. everyone on board scrambles to safety as emergency crews rush to the scene. >> holy mackerel. this is out of control for sure, eh? >> the fire continues throughout the night. the accident shuts down the entire seaway between lakes erie and ontario, stranding several ships for several days. remarkably, no lives are lost. only two crew members are treated for minor injuries. the damage to the ship is estimated in the millions. an investigation reveals the bridge operator lowered the bridge too soon and was most likely impaired by prescription drugs. >>> february, 2009. a close call on u.s. highway 301 near tampa, flor

. >> i'm a little bit older from you but the same wheelhouse. i never heard stories of you exposing yourself on the pacific coast highway or going crazy. >> pulled off a brazilian brothel with a sheet on. >> yeah. have you noticed -- maybe you can tell me, you were a child actor, what is te difference between kid actors and singers today and when you were growing up? >> there's a lot more attention. the information travels much more quickly. you know, gossip has always been something our country is obsessed with. now that information travels as quickly as it does, it makes

>> i think they're in his wheelhouse, things he's interested in talking about, but i do think the times interesting, and on immigration he's always shown he's favored immigration as a political point rather than a policy one. if he started it when there was 60 senators, he might have had a better chance, but now he wants to use it as a cudgel. >> if he goes out in front and says, no, i'm your friend, remember, i want to get this deal, maybe his poll numbers get back up. i don't think they'll get back up on iran, but i could be wrong on that. >> i think his poll numbers have split, but i don't think they've particularly split among hispanics. the poll shows most hispanics still support the president. >> that's not true. >> here's my position on this, which is there is a real urgency. most americans, they think the health care act rollout has been a disaster. they think there are problems in the middle east. but here's the thing, they think, these aren't my problems. get the jobs thing fixed, get immigration fixed. >> those things are very low on people's concerns because of the jobs iss

this feels way out of your wheelhouse. expect the unexpected. is that a promise or a threat?the program is a waste of resources. involving housing is only gonna compound that. (exasperated sigh) and that's the battle i'm picking. that's yours. and anything like it that lands on my desk. i play hard, but i don't play dirty. good to know. danny: well, it looks like joe done left the building. hit his house? i got another idea. marianne, this is danny. listen, we got a warrant for your fiancé's arrest. no, we're on our way to his house to pick him up now, all right? i want you to call him and talk some sense into him. tell him to surrender-- we don't want anyone to get hurt. just do what i say, all right? now we'll go sit on her house. you sure? yeah. i know how she thinks. danny: joe frye! we need to talk. okay, fine, you know what, come on inside, we'll talk it over inside. no. you can make it easy or hard, joe. baez: stop! police! reagan! around the front! he's getting away! call for backup! (tires squeal) (grunting) (panting) hold it! hold it! (danny yells) (sirens approachi

it's right in ted cruz's wheelhouse. it's about faith. it's about tying faith to public policy. ted cruz has tried to do that many times and this is the group you want to court if you're going to make a 2016 run. in my opinion, though, i'm still not sold he makes that run. >> jimmy, earlier we heard mitt romney on "meet the press" give names out like christie, rubio and ryan for 2016. i want to play what he said about ted cruz. >> does ted cruz stand out to you as a potential light of the republican party? >> look, i'm not going to disqualify anybody, but i think i've indicated some of the names i think are most effective in becoming elected and we'll see where it goes. >> he could have started that with bless his heart, but he didn't, followed by that but that he then went into. is there a problem for cruzzed credibility and electability. >> mitt romney called his own self severely conservative, which no one believed anyway. i'm not really sure -- i could care less what mitt romney thinks about ted cruz and the 2016 elections. he's lost, he's done, go live in malibu. but my big

. >> we'll get into the wheelhouse of real estate, but in light of what the market is doing today, the dow is up 100 points. pushing on 16,000 again. last time you were on tv, you said the following -- all my friends who are money managers are much closer to the sell button than they ever were before. is that -- >> i didn't say they were selling. >> no. >> closer. >> i said they have the panic button at hand. >> are we in a bubble? >> no, but we're -- we're wandering close. we're wandering ever closer. you know, it's a melt-up. it's affecting all of the asset classes. i am chairman of robin hood, and i'll be here all day, and i'll be here tomorrow, and doing a presentation, and we'll talk about that tomorrow, about what's happening, how it's affecting all. the asset classes. the low interest rate globally, and how investors are searching for returns everywhere. so you're getting there. actually, much like '06-'07, you'll get into the debt markets and see the first signs of excess in silly debt deals which will push equity prices higher, and if you lose the covenants and debts, you'll t

and wearing survival suits, the captain and the engineer will need to cross the boat from the wheelhousep, go down on his knees, and this huge mound of ice just crushed -- came across the beck and swept them overboard. >> oh, no! >> the two men are flung into 28-degree water. the tide pulls them dangerously close to the monarch. it looks like they'll be crushed by their own ship. now they're at the mercy of mother nature. >> waves come in sets, so not only were they hammered by that one wave that washed them over, there were about three others that came through, just boom, boom, boom, right on top of them, crushing them. we're sitting up here going, what are we going to do now? >> the wind is howling at 30 to 40 knots, but pilot gooth moves fast. she maneuvers her chopper tight between the monarch and the coast guard ship. with a steady hand she holds her position, and the crew drops their rescue basket down to the engineer. >> i have never seen anybody get in a basket that fast. he wanted out of there real bad. >> now it's the skipper's turn, if they can get him. >> at this point, you c

. >> this is also ackman, in some respects, getting into his wheelhouse, right? real estate has been that for him, general growth properties, need i say anything more than ggp? ? mbia, another huge winner, too. >> yeah, i suspect they know something politically, where perhaps they will keep the agencies in place longer than people expect, despite the rhetoric you're hearing in washington. >> all right. >> an interesting trade. >> yeah, certainly. and so is japan, continues to be a hedge fund fave, with the nikkei headed for the biggest gain since 1972. will one of the best trades of 2013 work next year? paul richards is head at fsx at ubs. is the trade going to continue to work? >> definitely. it's about to go into a whole new leg, actually. it finally got through parity at 100. that's really important to stock watchers, because the correlation to the nikkei is very real. >> why do you call it a perfect storm for dollar-yen? >> because, for the dollar-yen to go higher, the u.s. dollar to go higher and yen to weaken. you need a dichotomy between the two central ba

in his wheelhouse he got hit. how many people did you survey and what is the margin of error?uest: the margin of error is plus or -1.9%. is 1200 orlly it 1500. why more than 2500? it is an unusually large sampling size but it gives us a better analysis of the subgroups. the survey is available online. thank you for being with us. and comments on this specific question, do you think the president misled you on health care? we want to share with you one tweak from janet, who says -- jana -- one from tweet from jan, who says. this is from our facebook page -- and the kratz line, lakeland, florida. -- democrats line, lakeland, florida. talkingwe are here about a website, a technology- based website is never rolled out in the proper way. the medicare part d with george bush, that was a disaster. when you consider -- insurance companies cancel policies all the time. they have jumped insurance. ash jumped insurance. surance.have junk in the affordable care act is supposed to bring the insurance companies up to code. he did not want to do that because they oppose obamacare in the firs