>> anything with such a big dividend is worrysome to say the least. i have a contrarian pick, cigna, an insurer. if dag in a is right and the health plan gets watered down, insurance plans will do well. neil: charles? >> i recommended money for breakfast but there's serious risk if this goes through and they have to go against uncle sam and others. neil: charles, thank you very much. money for breakfast, of course, on the very popular business travel, fox business network. [captioning made p

. >> reform of health care are very worrysome to me. it represents a slippery slope.ve to reduce costs and the only way, in fact, to reduce costs is to reduce services and ration care. sean: canada and the u.k. have government-run health care systems and be careful what you wish for. >> once the american people realize that this is -- where it will lead us. >> shauna is a native of canada and knows all too well of being a patient in a government-run health care system. >> i started to come down with some symptoms and i had to go and find out what was wrong with me. and at that point, i was told that my vision was going and that we needed to see a neurologyist immediately. unfortunately, i couldn't get an appointment with any for up to four to six months. at that point, i was in trouble and decided to go down to the states and get a diagnosis and find out if there was something serious to worry about. i traveled down to the mayo clinic in arizona. sean: she had a life-threatening brain tumor and with that diagnosis she headed back to canada. >> people wouldn't look at

. >> reform of health care are very worrysome to me. it represents a slippery slope. they have to reduce costs and the only way, in fact, to reduce costs is to reduce services and ration care. sean: canada and the u.k. have government-run health care systems and be careful what you wish for. >> once the american people realize that this is -- where it will lead us. >> shauna is a native of canada and knows all too well of being a patient in a government-run health care system. >> i started to come down with some symptoms and i had to go and find out what was wrong with me. and at that point, i was told that my vision was going and that we needed to see a neurologyist immediately. unfortunately, i couldn't get an appointment with any for up to four to six months. at that point, i was in trouble and decided to go down to the states and get a diagnosis and find out if there was something serious to worry about. i traveled down to the mayo clinic in arizona. sean: she had a life-threatening brain tumor and with that diagnosis she headed back to canada. >> people wouldn't

that, shep, may be the most worrysome number for the white house. it found that 66% approved of president obama's performance. that means he's lost 17 points amongst that influential centrist swing group. shepard: james rosen, thanks. facebook, one of the most popular social networking sites on the internet, if not the most, and now some of the members have filed a lawsuit claiming their privacy has been violated. wait until you hear which members and why they say they are at risk. and the jessica day. the promotions department has been here shooting things about something. i would only assume it's about the great jessica day. >> of course. shepard: her last day with us. >> until december. shepard: you could do this from home. >> i could. shepard: i mean, someone else would take care of the baby. >> we'll see. shepard: your personal information may be at risk. that's next. wwww i'm todd davis, and i'm here to prove just how safe... your identity can be with lifelock. that's my real social security number. lifelock takes proactive steps to reduce you