thank y. neil: former top congressional budget expert and former u.s. comptroller on this latest.ink? >> this is pure politics and the no question about that. the rulemang hasun late. they slowed down so that it did not overlap the presidential election and they're now running behind. turns out this was a complicated rule. not just whether you have insurance are not. for the individual, the individual and his family. it is a mess. but the fallout of politics is something that has bad consequences f insurance, more employers will be tempted to drop it now while there's no penalty. still has bad consequences for the labor market, a big incentive to have part-me workers which only changes for one year. we have seen employers move in that direction already neil: we saw evidence of that. over 330,000 more part-time workers. i would imagine that continues. what do you see happening? >> you know am a political independent and to me this is more a political decisnnd operational decision. the easiest part is his mandate. much more complicated issue of how you put the exchanges, determine w

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>> neil: tengo los sintomas que estan describiendo desde hace años y he probado muchas cosas. l, el cuerpo no es como un auto, no se puede cambiar el filtro del aceite. puede cambiar un problema grave por uno peor si se quita la prostata. si se quita, corre el riesgo de daÑar nervios y terminar con incontenencia o impotencia. no es el tratamiento recomendado. en realidad es la ultima opcion. >> tenemos un par de minutos mas. ¿hay algo mas, dr. may, que quiera agregar? >> el problema de la prostata agrandada es inevitable. le sucedera a todos los hombres que nos estan viendo hoy. hasta ahora, es una epidemia silenciosa. no teman hablar al respecto. no tengan verguenza. no esperen hasta que los problemas se apoderen de su vida. si tienen parientes con problemas de prostata o tienen cualquier sintoma como orina frecuente, urgencia, dificultades, se levantan con frecuencia en la noche, dolor o molestias al orinar, o tienen un menor deseo sexual, prueben prosvent el dia de hoy y recuperen su vida. >> edr. may y yo les agradecemos su presencia. que esten bien. [♪...] >> si, es lo mis

. >> where do you come down on this constant discussion about neil armstrong's first words on the moon? y't argue about it. neil was a deer friend and a true american hero. it doesn't matter to me what he said. >> it was a -- >> one small step for man and a linet giant leap for mankind, or one small step for a man and a giant step for mankind. i'm not a purist. >> why do people fuss over that? >> we fuss over everything. it is lunar if space or -- lunar space when we do our asteroid retrieval system. it is important to some people. so don't get me wrong. we spend too much time over trivial things. but the importance of the fact is, the u.s. demonstrated that they could do something that no other nation in the world had ever done and has not done since. there have been 12 people to walk on the surface of the moon. every single one of them was an american. >> that's important. >> that's what's important. not what neil armstrong said. >> so the chinese will be on the moon what year? >> that's up to them to decide. they may never get there. >> do the rugs care? >> do the russians care about b

neil: are you a future governor? >> no, i am not, my offers deserves stability,y is much more i want to do. : you are not ruling any of the above out. >> i do not' to be governor, i made that crystal clear 92 senator? >> not even thought about that. neil: president? >> no. >> dedicate or. >> never. i am happy being attorney general, thank you. neil: you are very popular, thank you very much. my best to the governor. in the meantime, crime numr 9 wants back in. >> look at record. >> say -- this guy -- >> you lied. neil: well who said that weiner should have all the fun? eliot spitzer wants back in too. guess who is trying to block him? all the folks -o chase, charlie gasparino with a great new book, "circle of friends" the circle of no so friends are back with a vengeance to stop spitzer in his tracks, charlie, why? >> why not, he is such a wonderful human being, he does make a cameo in my book. i contrast scandals now, inside trading scandals with stuff, about analysts lying about stock ratings, he veered off the rails long way, you know into it. if you are new york city controller, which is

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neil: all right, you eat right, yyu exercise, you do everything you should be doing to stay highly, your reward? a healthy insurance bill that will give y attack. before you even work up a sweat. neil: well forget abouworking on your latch -- le lats. for always your exercising and all your healthier eetzing eatis what you are swallowing, higher health care prices. the sick or sicker re going to end up paying the same or less. so for all of your healthful activities you are getting screwed more. what is going on here? this is contrary to common sense? >> well, it is but it rail isn't. because what happened is if you are healthy now you can buy affordable insurance, if you are not part of a group, individual plans, ifick, mos states you cannot buy health insurance, now starting january 1st there will be no more preexisting coitions, so, what is going to happen, is the exchanges, as part of the affordable care act will now allow really sick people that could not afford shurndz because ainsurance, buto are well, are goingo the same level, there is a big loophole we have talked about for last few years, if in is no preexistg conditions, and

neil: a lot of people. this administration cannot be trusted. beginning to stick. >> your time beg political. your presidentl and deal with the l *ul 3rd egyptian cuda talk. neil: you don't think that there is anything award. >> i think we have had a conversation about privacy. there is no misconduct. >> i think we can give the benefit of a doubt that he was they're dealing with this international issue which does matter to america, not just the islamic americans, but americans in genal. take a look at the irs scandal. what is she still have her job? a paid vacation basical because it is impossible. neil: so worrisome narrative. >> impossible to fire a federal employe you. neil: i don't know. this doesn't look rig. >> it really does not pass the smell test in the sense that the president has been quiet about issues thathe public has been clamoring for, some sort of conversation. of a sudden we have this international calamity in the president is qui to jump in front of that and san the president of the united states, acting presidential, your meeting with my security me

>> groucho. [ laughter ] >> neil: that word but with a "y" at the end >> grouchy!my made it for dinner and they are made out meat. and they're really messy. >> neil: meatball. >> kind of but they're on a bread so it's like messy. another word for messy. all over. >> neil: sloppy joes! >> yeah. [ faster beeping ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: she wore a raspberry -- >> a hat. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] >> oh! [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: all right. here we go. raspberry hat? [ laughter ] >> oh, my god! >> neil: that was fantastic. >> jimmy: okay, here we go. whoever wins this wins the whole thing. here we go. ready? >> neil: last one. come on. focus up, buddy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. [ beeping ] okay, oh, gosh, this is a very stressful situation, you press this -- the president has it. it's red. probably on his white house desk if we're going to go to war. >> an alarm? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you press an alarm? no. two words, the second word is what you press? >> a mute button. mute? [ faster beeping ] >> jimmy: the second one is, i'm nervous. >> panic button! panic butto

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neil: that's just great. >> benghi, we still not know what the president was doing that night and y we didn't have help from away. il: you think it was done and over. >> is not what i think it's what is. you tell me. were talkingbout benghazi. you heard the wwrd, not say where wrong. i'm simply saying confine me the word in the media. home was a last time. neil: nonetheless. right there. neil: admitted. it's going to stick. >> bottom-line, it might be saved a little bit by an economy that see melissa: i'm melissa francisnd here's what's "money" tonight. i go one-on-one with jeffrey katzenberg, ceo of dream works animation. the studio just signed a blockbuster deal with netflix that could change the face of it. v, film as w know it. katzenberg tells us his game changing strategy ahe knows it. >>> throwing lavish conferences, targeting political groups. the irs is up to its eyeballs in scdals. we talk to the man who was there at top, formerrs commissioner mark everson on how it got to this. >>> the music industry wouldn't be the same without them. clive davis and quincy jones are living legends, launching car