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you are doing? >> i think it takes first of all, a steady hand and a good represent our between rapport between the had the and attorney general, a team of people to handle whatever legal casyou go through legal process, recognizing you on a dua due cl. one the president who is your superior. then two. the people of the u.s.,. neil: all of this litigation, dies down, you are a better student of the washington ways, i think if anything darrell issa will be more emboldened to track down what happened in benghazi, are we going to look at a very, very divisive hearing in tins period in washington? >> well i think it will is possible, depends on what happens. if the president is forthright, and explains to the congress, what happened in benghazi, right now it looks like they are kind of giving a number of different stories, and i think that will only necessarily mean that congress will probably have to take more time, have more hearings, and legal action. neil: is it limited, when hearings are limited to the house? senate playing along. is it a limit to what the house can do by itself? does this die in the vine? >> no. neil: oh, extend to other issues like "fast and furious" an

. >>> as you know, nevada ca sin sino millionaire air aire sheldon adelson spent $100 million of his own money and out of that, he elected no one. you know who else spent $100 million of her own money and nothing show for it, linda mcmahon. she was trying to get a senate seat in connecticut trying over two elections and lost both times. this time, linda mcmahon tried to make it look like she was running on the same ticket as president obama which was a very nice try but connecticut apparently knew she was not and lost by 12 points. she lost the women's vote by nearly twice that margin. lost overall by 12 but lost women by 21. linda mcmahon despite being a woman running against man had a gender gap problem among the worst of all the republican candidates this year. boy, did republican candidates this year have a gender gap problem. look at this. florida senate race, republican connie mack lost to democrat bill nilsson by 13 points overall but 20 by women. in missouri, republican todd akin lost to claire mccaskill by 16 points and women, 22 points. tom tom smith in pennsylvania lost 18

liz: you think health ca care ad energy will be added. he sees some opportunities there? >> still think technology companies can sell technology to others. i still think we only about halfway through the corporate psycho. they use technology so well, adding more going forward. david: is not forget about the companies abroad. look for some good, solid companies overseas. there is a fund, it will focus on these companies down 30, 40, 50%, right? >> that is right. small companies trading 40% below the book value, large companies trading about 10 to 15% below the breakup value. large international companies that have global exposure and right now the price for recession coming in very, very well relative to price. the bad news being pricing to the national market is good for buyers. liz: good to see you both. thank you for your ideas. david: lawmakers have until the end of the year to agree on a budget cuts and possible tax hikes. leaders meeting at the white house saying it was constructive, whatever that means. report from the white house coming up. liz: a very small and ve

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you know, look, if you look-- >> if you look, that's not the ca case. >> for the summer? >> ten years ago, look, let's get this microeconomically, gary b i believe your daughter is going to be fine because she's going to work hard and education, and that's what it takes, and make it happen for yourself. >> i was going to-- quickly, jim, last word on this? >> well, things are different than they were, even 25 years ago, 30 years ago when he graduated from collegeou could pretty much get a job going out of college and things are difference and the administration hasn't made it easier with the class warfare and one side always being vilified and angry at the other side, but americans will get through this, we made it through the civil war, we made it through two world wars and we're almost halfway-- >> 9/11, world war ii. >> we're going to-- >> and 20-year-old billionaires to get through it, it's great. >> and thanks guys and thanks to steve for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> brenda: well, you think it's dangerous inside the stores this week? the real danger could be outside

president a model to be more inclusive in terms of his out reach but you might have given republicans a model too in terms of don't be afraid of cato have a dance partner. >> the president, you know, if you invite people they have to come. >> jennifer: so you and i were talking just a minute ago about whether this might be made in to a movie. if you had to describe or to say what a favorite scene of yours was that might be most conducive to the big screen, what would that be? >> well, it's a tough -- you can't have any car chases so that's difficult. so in terms of -- it's no skyfall. but the louisiana purchase is a. >> jennifer: the louisiana purchase comes close. >> it's hot. i don't want to get you too excited about this exciting action flick that i have in mind. where is michael bay? but what jefferson did was in one of the highest stakes diplomatic deals ever, he totally reversed course. you get the letter on the 2nd 3rd of july 1803 saying france is to sale this to us for nothing basically. jefferson says we must go to the people get a constitutional amend think this is not a power of hamilton or washington tried to do this

to get you more news faster, jack ca jackie. >> good morning, you can see the fog on top of s f o. i just got off the phone with the duty manager. about five minutes ago and of right now there are no delays but we do expect to see delays there could be major delays as the morning goes on. 6:30 a.m.-7:30 a.m. these delays could really be in full swing. right now, things are ok but there are large fog. and crowd with the fog continuing. >> it looks busy. you are going to have to leave early. and continue with our team coverage. >> @ ericka and i have been speaking of the fog but it is widespread. >> near the coast, the heart of the bay and everyone is dealing with that fog we have been shaking facebook and many people cannot see much. they have not seen fog this tense in quite some time. really don't just very -- to not drive fast. with dense fog advisories issued by the c h p. still, in dealing with local lalow fog. we could see partial clearing and high clouds in the distance and cloudy conditions along the waterfront. as we take a look at the numbers it is pretty cold. upper 30's

you say? >> first, i ca i have to addrest julie said, almost someone who lives inside of beltway could say that a pledge does not matter, this is a promise, they said while they serve in congress, not a short-term team, they made a promise, where i come from thee, the rest of america, separate from washington d.c., a pledge is a pledge, a promise is a promise. we the voters expect them to stick to it. it says, told to people who take pledge it is for while they serve in the offers, in congress. neil: i know what is says, but is it too inflectio inflexible n environment, you say don't do the hike thing. >> i am saying don't make a pledge if you do not intend to keep you it i am saying do not increase taxes, we having a fake fight, raising taxes on such a small percentage, we have roughly $1.4 trillion deficit every year, this is a make fight, the -- fake fight, the real fight is the co of the government. neil: maybe we come they did not come later, he died on the vine because of it. >> a couple things, i appreciate mark thinking that i make my living in washington. i have not lived there in abou

years of our history, federal government was never involved in natural disasters, but after cas reasonna youhink they would -- katrina you think they would wake up, but no, it will not clear up until we do declare bankruptcy, that money comes from poor people, if you borrow it, they are indebted, if you don't borrow you print it, they get a business cycle, and they end up without their job, and they think it is for free, wake up and see, every time government spends money it is a cost and a tax, comes back and hits middle class more than anyone else, esspecially low income middle class who try to survive, they suffer the most from all of these programs even with a pretense they will take care of us forever. neil: and you always look cruel if you oppose it but track record is such, like telethons, their heart is in the right place but if haiti got a fraction of the money that was pledged after earthquakes and disaster its would look like atlantis right now. >> that is right, same thing over again, you know where that will take us. neil: we have to think through this, folks. ron paul always a

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