will ferrell. through their reach you could see promotion of the health care law advising people of what's there. it could be phenomenal. it could be tremendous. >> i am inclined to agree with you. i think hollywood is probably the president's best asset at this moment. hadley, do you want to make me on on that one? >> i don't think it's going to work. this looks like a desperate attempt from the white house to make a law that's so unpopular popular. if the obama care law was likable for young adults or for anyone, they wouldn't have to spend millions of dollars on pr to enlist moms groups or enlist hollywood stars to get young adults interested. if it were a good law, people would be interested in it in the first place. >> it will be interesting to see how it turns out. both of you, thank you very much indeed. good to see you. >> thanks, stewart. >>> can't pay for your kids' college? turns out few parents can. dave ramsey is here to help. >>> a new warning for drivers already getting socked. what

i suppose the biggest surprise for us was the after ferrell tiff action case which they heard that case in october. it seemed very well set up for the conservatives to really pull back in a big way on affirmative action. that's why we think they took the case. five on the right were very skeptical of any sort of race-based admission program. they held it all year long, all year long up to the last week and turns out to be a 7-1 decision that didn't decide too much. so i, i don't know what to make of it but i would put it, you would would not have expect addition several liberal justs on with several conservative justice. >> that was a big clue when they took the michigan case for next year -- >> that they -- >> weren't going to throw out affirmative action for what is the point of taking michigan case next year? >> different law. i don't know. >> i went backward and forward on that question the fact they took another case. i would have still thought more likely they strike down the particular program, this program out of texas which had race-neutral component, race conscious component.

. >> maybe he doesn't think -- >> what's a ferrell pig? >> it's a pig that escapes for example from in the wild. ferrell means in the wild. >> what did richard fisher say? >> richard fetcher is harder for me to understand than other fed people. >> one way to look at this is that for some period of time, bernanke was telling us to ignore the calendar, ignore the calendar, it's all about the data. he re-introduced the calin daer into the conversation. >> he did. he did. >> that blew everything. >> by the way, you were not here for the interview, he came back and said, i don't understand why we talk about that calendar stuff, williams backed off his call for summer rates. he said his forecast is not coming out the way he had planned. >> i think bernanke's bet was he would talk about growth more so on tapering. the market being the market said i have complete certainty on tapering. i have no belief in growth. therefore in the intermediary term, there was a pullback. >> what do you do now with stocks and bonds? do you buy here? do you wait? wha

you think of what's gone on, this will rank amongst the likes of roger banister and nick faldo and mo ferrell, thompson, a great decat heat, lennox lewis who was born in great britain, is also a canadian citizen. but the way he fought through this to do this in the heat, 104 degrees on center court, 104 degrees centigrade, 40 degrees centigrade, 104 degrees fahrenheit, it was just incredible. and the joy after having lost last year to roger federer, then he came back and won to olympics, beat fedderrer, came over to the united states, won the u.s. open in new york last summer. so now he holds two trophies and an olympic gold medal, and what this has done for great britain, cameron, the prime minister has gotten in touch, sent out a tweet congratulating him, the queen has sent over a message. this is a huge day for them. patti ann: yeah, very exciting. he was ranked number two in the world. he won gold at the olympic summer games in london, won the u.s. open, as you mentioned. still, how tough an opponent was joke vick? >> well, incredible. he's been on the top of his game for some time, and f

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. >> that's a little bit -- mika got me a t-shirt one time that said, i'm kind of a big deal, will ferrell says in "anchorman." >> all the time, joe. >> yes, he is. >> exactly. that's right. i am ron burgundy. >> a rift forming in the republican party is putting the 2016 primary in the spotlight. in a recent speech governor chris christie was critical of rand paul and his libertarian views of foreign policy, saying he wanted him to, quote, sit across from the windows -- widows and orphans and have that conversation. congressman peter king backed up christie's comments. >> when you are rand paul, actually comparing snowden to martin luther king or henry david, this is madness. this is the anti-war, left wing democrats of the 1960s that nominated george mcgovern and destroyed their party for almost 20 years. i don't want that to happen to our party. >> at a fund-raiser in nashville, paul responded. >> the people who want to criticize me and call names, they're precisely the same people who are unwilling to cuts the spending and their give me give me all my sandy money now, those are the peop

in the 2003 comedy old school, wil ferrell, luke wilson and vince vaughn go back to school to relive their glory days. what's the average that a family pays for college these days? one year of college. >> one year? >> one year of college. this is according to a new report from sally mae. public and private. >> i went to junior college. i have no idea. are you adding a zero to that. >> natalie says $20, $15, $30, natalie is the big winner. $21,178 is the average. $21,178 is what the average family is paying for one year of college. so start saving right now. >> right now. >> are you okay. >> you need a break. >> i'm not crazy. >> is this a match up of segments. >> they're in college. >> we're talking about drive throughs. >> that's right. >> coming up, we're talking about what foods you should avoid at the this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain.

also on the second panel is doctor jonathan ferrell higgins from the va of eastern kansas health care system. and carol o'brien the chief of the poster mattock stress disorder plan. welcome. [inaudible conversations] >> doctor shepherd. five minutes for your testimony. >> thank you member, and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the recent ig report on residential treatment for female veterans with mst related health care conditions. i have worked in the health care office of inspections. the first person i would like to thank is the veterans on the first panel for sharing their experiences and insights. i want to briefly mention why we did this from review and offer a few observations. this inspection was undertaken in response to a request from the senate veterans affairs committee. the report was intended to describe the terror of female veterans discharged during a six-month period assisted by the va is having the ability to treat mental health conditions related to mst. although the report focused on the treatment of female veterans, i would like to

again, i want to thank mayor lee, supervisor mark ferrel, sheriff's department, the union, the police association, the managers association for everything. they come up with a plan to help first responders and i believe it's a god send gift program for us because if me want to live in the city, because we want to serve the city, this is where we belong. and again, as i said, i might -- made my decision when former sheriff mike hennessy police officer, i decided where i belong. and again, i want to thank and i hope the mayor's of housing department and also mark ferrel have enough money to assist all first responders