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host: michael noonan is with the foreign policy rsearch institute , if you nd delivered remarks. that happening this morning at 11:00 this morning. you can see that on c-span. the bureau of labour statistics release its october jobs report which of the unemployment rate among veterans had jumped to 6.9% from 6.5% in september. joining us to discuss veterans employment is ward carroll, a former navy pilot who serves as editor of military.com. put the veterans' employment numbers in perspective for us. it is lower than the general population. guest: it is a slight up tack. over the long haul of the post 9/11 period, it is trending downward. depending on what demographic you're carving out, it has been as high as 14% and 15% overall and for some groups it has been in the mid-20s. it is trending in the right direction. some of the initiatives are on the right track. there are other things that veterans can do and employers can do to improve the numbers. host: some of those places where the numbers are high. talk about women's employment, women's veterans employment. 8%, according to t

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that's it for today's house nd d you can follow the doctors on facebook and twitter. media buzz with howie kurtz, right now. take care. >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, a president who's disengaged from the business of governing. a president who didn't tell the truth about keeping your health plan. that indictment covering not just some conservative critics but from the mainstream media. is this a turning point for the coverage of barack obama and an indelible image he won't be able to erase or just a rough patch for the administration? >>> plus, a conversation with barbara walters about "the view." why she's saying away from political stories. >> "the view" is a daytime show. a lot of on people do threat their news from "the view," but it's supposed to be entertaining, upbeat. i didn't think the shutdown was either entertaining or upbeat. >> and why she insists she'll finally hang it up. >>> plus, jon stewart makes fun of me for suggesting his mockery of obama care actually matters. >> don't act like us making jokes about a certain program or president is evidence

>>ow do you teach yourids the concept and protect them from being disappointed. >>nd hartstein has some advice. lovely to see y today. >> it's something we teach our kids from a younage. you want kids to play ir, be fair, share, all those kind of things. you say metimes we turn into the fix-it mom. >> we do. we turn to the people that jumpn instead of letting the kids figure it outnd fight their own ttles. >> that's it. >> wsaid in the tease that we want to protect themrom being disappointed but being disappointed is good thing. it helps them. it teaches them a lot. if we want them play fair, we sometimes have to lethem figure it out on their own. >> yeah. thplayground is kind of like "lord of the fli." going around taking toys and beg mean to each other. your instinct iso jump in and make it okay. that's doi them a disservice. they have to learn that you can't always fix it. they mightot always be able to fix it. that's okay. teach them early otherwise you're setting them up for a world of disappotment. >> you don't want them to feel like everything is unfair, the wo

you spend. neil: i think that the money kind of sloss around and changes time periods. ndit's kind of like a wash. what do you think? >> that is true, however, the clock is ticking on this. if you can get there on black friday come you can't spend the money. there is a point of diminishing return on at least the fourth quarter. i love amazon, go on there, it's like going to cheers and they know me. 94% of retail transactions are spent at brick-and-mortar stores and so if we can't get there, that is going to be negative. >> do you think the dollar amount will still be roughly the same? or do you think that people wil conserve and hold back on this? >> i think that when you look at the economy, people make decisions based upon two things, how they feel now and what is it going to be in the future. th averageconsumer, they now know that sed on obama cat, they may or may not have insurance and halth care costs will have insurance and if so, it will cost twice as much. those factors is going to be a negative for the economy in the fourth quarter. neil: following all that stuff

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