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and i interview secretary of state kerry for huffington post. he's at ground zero while the president's away at the summit. john kerry, former senators having to deal with the fears and angst of democratic members who are coming to him and saying, assure me that we're not going to get into a quagmire here. my constituents don't want another quagmire. and kerry's whole message is, this is about chemical weapons, it's not about a civil war. but it's very hard to get that message through to skeptical democratic members. senators you house members who back in their districts in their state are being told 50 to 1 is that their own constituents don't want it. >> the problem is, you've got this whole mccain side car thrown on this whole resolution, howard. >> right. >> mccain drove a very hard bargain. he said not only do we have to attack them with a punitive raid using chemicals, we now basically have to side to find good rebels with support. if you're asking members of congress not to get even, avenge or attack or punish them for using chemicals, we

he has already done the huffington post thing. why is he doing this again? i mean, what's in it for him? attention? >> i think robert reich is trying to make bakinger point about the culture. i think he is trying to say that we have a hyperpartisan culture that honest civil debate has been replaced by name-calling and that we not only don't like the other side. we don't even want to hear what the other side has to say. and on those points, i completely agree with professor robert reich. his mcstake is that he used -- mistake is that he used your comi comment jumping off point it was clearly a joke. i call my liberal friends comis all the time and they know it's a joke. robert reich is a smart guy. i have interviewed him. he is a smart guy, yet as a progressive, like some other progressives he hasn't progressed like into the 21st century. he has said that this is a communist witch-hunt. these are not the 1950s, professor reich. bill o'reilly is not senator carte. it's a joke. >> bill: the column was entitled "the bile of america." you are right. he was trying

and howard fineman of "the huffington post." howard recently interviewed secretary of state john kerry. let me go through this. are you surprised at this number came out overnight coming out of the congress which is based upon apparently individual polling and public statements has more than a majority against this proposition of bombing iran -- bombing syria? >> well, first of all, i think we should note, and you did i think 100 or so say they're leaning that way, which means they haven't made a final decision. but look, chris, this is a tough, tough issue. this is a country that is weary of war. i helped barack obama in 2008 become president. and one of the reasons he was elected was because he had the foresight in 2002 to object to the war in iraq. and his observations were prescient about that war. and now we're living with the aftermath of that. so i'm not surprised. and obviously there is work to be done to make the case. but this isn't iraq. it is a very different kind of situation, and the cost of not acting now is just

after the fall of the regime in syria. >> that is a writer from the huffington post. well, for decades, the united states has been an important financial backer of egypt. the u.s. sent billions of dollars in aid to ruler hosni mubarek and continues to support the country through the interim government headed by mohamed morsi. it looks like despite continued change in leadership and the instability in the country, the u.s. will honor its commitment to send 500 million more dollars in aid to egypt. $1.5 billion in aid, over one billion spent on military assistance. the rest is considered economic assistance, but because such a large amount is spent on the military, which acts the overthrow of morsi, american lawmakers have been concerned about the money. even the obama top security aides have recommended suspending the money. however, with the end of the fiscal year fast approaching, a new state department memo sent to congress outlines the administration intentions -- intentions to give the money to egypt after all. much of the cash will be used to compensate american

i spoke earlier with honey all monsoon a writer at the huffington post dot com website who wanted to know more detail about all shabaab and will trust the group poses to american interests. potentially a group of extremists started an extremist group that didn't have a militant strategy at first but then when they recruited to a group that took advantage of the power vacuum in somalia and then they started recruiting locally and after the war in somalia a lot of solace left to do around the world to be safer and a jury and around africa a lot of them came to the united states and europe and they've built these strong community is a lot of them are successful people who are part of the communities where they live however some of them still maintain ties tobacco meant to see the tragedies back home and all the drama and to try to blame it around to the powers of the world and then you see a few cases of them they get recruited and they feel animated to defend their homeland and you know as we know that there is a global jihad network that's happy to pick a new recruit and for them the

i spoke earlier with honey on madhu day writer at my huffington post dot com who wanted some more detail about also bob and the threats the group poses to american interests. disenchanted a group of extremists started an extremist group that didn't have a militant strategy at first but then when they recruited to a group that took advantage of the power vacuum in somalia and then they started recruiting locally and after the war in somalia a lot of solace left to do around the world to be safer and nigeria and around africa a lot of them came to the united states and europe and they've build these strong communities a lot of them are successful people who are part of the communities where they live however some of them we still maintain ties to back home and we see the tragedies back home and all the drama and to try to blame it around to the powers of the world and then you see a few cases of them to get recruited in the field and emitted to defend their homeland and you know as we know that there is a global jihad network that's happy to pick a new recruit and for them to somalia seem

i also in response to secretary kerry have a post huffington post. the top ten unproven claims for war against syria whatever came first. we heard from time magazine bureau chief has been flogging capitol hill to try to whip up support nor warrer that not calling a war that royal foot soldier to keep it going is she not. >> she is. i did a an analysis members who voted against iraq war and switched to vote for syrian war. so far only 1 is% of those who voted against walk war against 126 democrats roughly have claimed that they are going to switch to approval for a war against syria. that's contrary to secretary kerry's claim that many democrats are switching. they are not. i think democrats will home solid by voting large majority against. this. >> laura: simon we have heard that members of the congressional black caucus have been urged, we don't know if it's pelosi or others maybe congressman kucinich to stand down on this which i find actually demeaning. keep quiet if you are against it free syrian army. we need to free liberals on capitol hill to

barich brown who wrote for handcuffing tonne post and van itty -- huffington post and van itty fair. he made reports available from a hacking firm. a texas court hearing the case issued a gag order preventing the defendant from making statements to the media in fear of naebleing him not to have a free trial. >> he posted a link, in a chat room - two documents that were available on the internet. >> norway is a country that gets relatively little media coverage. the elections passed without drama. that's the norwegian media in a nutshell - not much drama. a few years back nrk, the public tv channel, broadcast live coverage of a 7 hour train ride. a train rolling down the tracks. norwegians, more than a million, according to the ratings, loved it. a new kind of reality tv show was born, going against all the rules of tv engagement. there is no story line, no script, no drama, no climax and is called slow tv. for the past two months norwegians have been watching a cruise ship's journey up the coast - and there's a lot of fog on the cost. executives at the broadcasting service are thinki

we take a look at "the huffington post," talking about the "navy yard massacre." and accounts from within building 197. they interview a navy commander in the building, talking about evacuating thinking it was a normal fire alarm, then all of a sudden he was in the street running for his life. the man next to him was shot in the head. he said he never saw the shooter but describes these chaotic scenes around him. >> the paper piecing together a profile about him. >> a developing story obviously so you have to be careful about the details. it gives some sort of a snapshot, what we know or what we think we know about aaron a lexis, that he was a navy reservist, that he was elected -- that he was arrested twice for firearm offenses. he helped in the 9/11 rescue. his motive is unclear for now. a lot of police and fbi agents are visiting his family to try to get more information about him. he is a native of queens in new york city, and a lot of journalists including at nbc here go to visit his family to see what could have pushed him to do here. friends of his were int

joining me washington bureau chief at mother jones and washington bureau chief at "huffington post" ryan gear and former rnc chair, national security council under president bush and obama and senior at the stone bridge group a man with a long introduction ben chang. we're very happy to have you on the program. good to have you. >> thank you, alex. >> do you think this has a measurable effect on diplomatic negotiations? >> the op-ed certainly caused ripples around the water coolers throughout this town, alex. i found it an amazing act of hubris, actually. on a side note, say what you will about old media, "new york times" op-ed, traditional -- >> the great lady still packs a punch. >> driving today's discussion. vladimir putin is a savvy guy. at the end of the day what we see, vladimir putin needs to put actions behind his words, his sergey lavrov is embarking on with john kerry in geneva. the end of the day russians proposing this now own it. you heard the white house say this and others. in my conversations, it's clear secretary kerry and his team are very aware of the environment they

this is the front page of the "huffington post" tonight. look, there's two leads. as far as we can tell, they've never had to do that ever before. newspaper websites and other news sites, they divide up their pages regularly to show they're on multiple stories, but "huffington post" is the biggest of the online news sites and they followed the online convention of only picking one thing, but today, we think for the first time ever, they stacked them. with the government shutdown and the president talking to iran. we've got two stories tonight that are -- they both got the lead. if you are a news dork, an online news dork, that's like finding a golden ticket in your chocolate bar. today was a very, very big day in the news. a double day. hold on. more coming up. of providing a free world-class education for anyone, anywhere. if you look at a khan academy video, they cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said, "we are rea

folks, here's what you see if you go on to -- if you went on to huffington post not very long ago about president obama. full-court press interview on monday. what's he trying to do here? >> he's trying to convince the congress and american people that this strike would not only be a good idea but i think he's trying to make the moral case for it. that's why these videos are being shown. he very rarely speaks to the nation. >> through the media, six anchor videos, a full-court press, some of the information coming from the government. is this information or is this propaganda? >> you know, for a long time so many of us have argued we need a vigorous public discourse around foreign policy and global engagement. so for many of us we are happy that we are now engaged in a public debate, a public discussion about two issues. what do we want to be doing in the world and shape actual events. i think what the president is doing is bringing the global foreign policy home so that it is not such a foreign issue. this is about our security. >> let me ask you this question. six network anchors goin

. >>> and according to the huffington post, detroit fast food burger joint will be paying fast food workers $15 an hour, starting october 1st. moo cluck moo. >>> all your sports highlights, straight ahead. stick around for that. >>> now the late northwest sports for you. the tenth time could be a charm here. team u.s.a. headed to the world cup in brazil. eddie johnson scoring on a header against mexico. 30 minutes after that landon donovan, kicking in a goal. team u.s.a. clinching the seventh in a row despite being short two players. >> it was a $100,000 play. detroit star suh with a fine. he plans to appeal. he was fined for the same offense last year after kicking houston's qb in the groin. >>> did clint boyar intend to spin out? his racing team michael waltrip racing getting fined for just that, $300,000. officials say that changed saturday's sprint race outcome. boyer says it was not intentional. >>> allegedly recei $25,000 or more annually from state boosters and others. allegations span over ten years, involving sex, drugs and academic misconduct. the school says it's launched an inve

this is the front page of the "huffington post" tonight. look, there's two leads. as far as we can tell, they've never had to do that ever before. newspaper websites and other news sites, they divide up their pages regularly to show they're on multiple stories, but "huffington post" is the biggest of the online news sites and they followed the online convention of only picking one thing, but today, we think for the first time ever, they stacked them. with the government shutdown and the president talking to iran. we've got two stories tonight that are each two big to be upstaged so they both got the lead. if you are a news dork, an online news dork, that's like finding a golden ticket in your chocolate bar. today was a very, very big day in the news. a double day. hold on. more coming up. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian islands. looks like a duck. it looks like... america... ish. that's a map. that's a map of the united states. check the map. verizon's 4g lte is the most reliable, and in more place

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i also in response to secretary kerry have a post huffington post. the top ten unproven claims for war against syria whatever came first. we heard from time magazine bureau chief has been flogging capitol hill to try to whip up support nor warrer that not calling a war that royal foot soldier to keep it going is she not. >> sa an analysis members who voted against iraq war and switched to vote for syrian war. so far only 1 is% of those who voted against walk war against 126 democrats roughly have claimed that they are going to switch to approval for a war against syria. that's contrary to secretary kerry's claim that many democrats are switching. they are not. i think democrats will home solid by voting large majority against. this. >> laura: simon we have heard that members of the congressional black caucus have been urged, we don't know if it's pelosi or others maybe congressman kucinich to stand down on this which i find actually demeaning. keep quiet if you are against it free syrian army. we need to free liberals on capitol hill to speak about.

. >>> could it be, according to a dozen current and former aides close to john boehner the huffington post reports that the speaker of the house will likely step down after the midterm elections in 2014. quote the natural assumption is that he leaves. it's the overwhelming working assumption as people are making strategy going into 2015 and 2016. as jonathan writes in new york magazine this is possibly the most encouraging political news of the year as boehner feels liberated to flee the house and suddenly all sorts of governing possibilities open up. he can lift the debt ceiling and keep the government running. he can sign immigration reform, even cut a deal on the budget. alex, i don't know, i know david is -- >> boy cold water. i got cold water here. >> before we get that i mean i do i agree with jonathan. he has held the keys for a very long sometime on big legislative priorities. >> there's no doubt about that. and i love jonathan but i'm going to have to disagree with him. if he leaves now what has he accomplished so far? basically nothing. he's presided over the least productiv

their digital fingerprints were found on the huffington "post" and twitter, too. and on saturday, there was this warning of maybe more to come relayed by my colleague michael schmidt. the government he wrote has also taken the unusual step of warning federal agencies and private companies that american military action in syria could spur cyber attacks the official said. there were no such warnings before previous military operations like the one against libya in 2011. hopefully those fears will be unfounded. now let's finish with a high for next week. back to school time for three reliable sources. robin roberts who left "good morning america" one year ago for a life saving bone marrow transplant says she feels well enough to resume a five day a week schedule. since february, she had been working part-time. and brian williams who has been out for knee replacement surgery for nearly a month is feeling better, too. he'll return to nbc nightly news on tuesday. his friend jon stewart is also back that day after a summer break from "the daily show" to shoot a movie. i

sebrina is a politics reporter with the huffington post, bill share is a senior writer at campaign for america's future. gang, it's great to have you all here. bill, let me start with you. as we look into rand paul and stumping on behalf of republican senatorial candidate in new jersey, this is the race cory booker is in and looks like he has a decisive lead. what does this say about what's going on in the party with rand paul showing up on christie's turf? >> he's showing christie up. this is bad news for christie. christie is already considered suspect by the rank in file republicans because he stood with president obama in the aftermath of hurricane sandy and didn't stump for mitt romney at the end of the 2012 campaign. now christie has been basically keeping his distance from lonigan because he's certificate final and christie wants to be seen as a sane republican going into 2016. but conservatives have it out for cory booker. there's a booker truther moment going on. rand paul wants to lead that. rand is coming in and effectively saying i'm not going to let the establishment tell

and david fineman of "the huffington post." howard recently interviewed secretary of state john kerry. let me go through this. are you surprised at this number came out overnight coming out of the congress which is based upon apparently individual polling and public statements has more than a majority against this proposition of bombing iran -- bombing syria? >> well, first of all, i think we should note, and you did i think 100 or so say they're leaning that way, which means they haven't made a final decision. but look, chris, this is a tough, tough issue. this is a country that is weary of war. i helped barack obama in 2008 become president. and one of the reasons he was elected was because he had the foresight in 2002 to object to the war in iraq. and his observations were prescient about that war. and now we're living with the aftermath of that. so i'm not surprised. and obviously there is work to be done to make the case. but this isn't iraq. it is a very different kind of situation, and the cost of not acting now is just

and in washington, senior political editor for the "huffington post." so willie, i think we'll

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politico quoted dr goldfarb a kidney specialist as saying there really isn't data to support that and the huffington post quoted michael jacobson executive director of the center for science in the public interest as saying there's not exactly a hydration crisis in this country that needs solving. what is wrong with you media people let's drink up campaign does one thing tell people to drink more water not bottled water there are lots of pictures of people drinking water out of plain old glasses out of reusable branded water bottled on the campaign web site just drink more water that's it and you found a million reasons to complain about it. drinking sugary drinks is. a problem one of the same guys quoted in support of bashing the program also says quote soda and other sugary drinks are one of the biggest promoters of obesity and diabetes so what is so terrible about the first lady's face a drink more water she's not trying to unconstitutionally ban large sodas like michael bloomberg did she's issuing a positive plain statement that it's easy enough for every single human to understand. it is always

agree with that i'm just kidding oh i'm devastated but yeah i was being to lots of of the from the huffington post to most major news networks in the west at least their twitter accounts and our correspondents talking about this and understand you've been reading some of the responses to it in the u.k. i certainly haven't but i can actually the responses that were came out of the u.k. if i one of the guys who made a well he made a rude response on twitter and he was told to take that back and swallow deeply and apologize but apart from that hoopla over what may be allegations of something that was not said he says he didn't say all right choice to answer about the boards he resigned which of some of the delegates here at the g twenty summit was interesting there was a lot of analyzing last night per se obama coming into dinner alone by himself so you had you know francois loans merkel and cameron the europeans laughing coming in to gether and usually at these events they tend to stick together and. groups it's very much like high school there's kind of cliques buddies not so friendly you know

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i wrote an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market it's not exxon mobile getting back to the housing chart if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have below. trading wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housing lacks the liquidity to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excessive money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in but a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculatio

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i would an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market it's not exxon mobile getting back to the housing chart if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have bill. trading wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housing lacks the liquidity to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excessive money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in but a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculation

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i wrote an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market it's not exxon mobile getting back to the housing chart if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have bill. trading wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housing lacks the liquidity to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excessive money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in but a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculation

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i wrote an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market it's not exxon mobile getting back to the housing chart if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have bill. trading wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housing lacks the liquidity to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excess of money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in but a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculation

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i wrote an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market is not exxon mobil getting back to the housing chart if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have illustrating wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housed. the to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excess of money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in but a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculation with guarantees and

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i would an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market it's not exxon mobile getting back to the housing chart if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have bill. trading wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housing lacks the liquidity to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excessive money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in but a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculation

called the top of apple when it was trading around close to seven hundred i wrote an article in the huffington post and i was slated everybody told me two hundred fifty people wrote in said you don't know what you're talking about and i said look apple's a great company but it's a barrier to entry that's very low to get into the technology market it's not exxon mobile getting back to the housing char if you look at it it's massively upward sloping this chart illustrates that and then there's another chart that we have bill. trading wages wages is the opposite way so there's since the beginning of time in history in every real estate market in the world max there's been a correlation between income and housing prices there has to be housing lacks the liquidity to be be an asset class and i think people mistakenly say that housing is an asset class it's not it's an asset bubble created by excess of money printing around the world you're seeing the bubble in the chinese housing market in hong kong's housing market in a simple question why does the government subsidize house price speculation of g

. >> reason for going public huffington. >> we are building a big company and i'm more focused on what we should be acquiring. we have plepty have plenty of c. but right now we want to keep getting bigger. we opened our uk office and opening offices around the world right now and focused on taking the model and applying it to country after country. we don't know the jokes in those countries. we have to find people there and give them the times. couple years ago. when we started doing branded content. they thumbed our nose at us. quarter after quarter they talk about how they can't direct sell the banners. just as facebook douse and twitter does. how well they will be able to do that and get the mix of art and science. >> twitter, why would i want to buy buzz feed and get just as many eyeballs and why isn't it worth 10 to $15 billion. >> i think it s. >> it is about the reach. the revenue follows the reach. >> and it is about content. content is going to get rebooted and be a big market. silicon valley has -- >> mason why copy writers. we are talking about groupon. mason created this id

. >> reason for going public versus being acquired by another company, huffington. >> we are building a big company and i'm more focused on what we should be acquiring. we have plenty of cash. but right now we just want to keep getting bigger. international is a big focus. we opened our uk office and we're opening offices around the world right now and focused on taking the model and applying it to country after country. we don't know the jokes in those countries. we have to find people there and give them the platform. a couple years ago when we started doing branded content, they thumbed their nose at us. quarter after quarter they talk about how they can't direct sell the banners. just as facebook does and twitter does. how well they will be able to do that and get the mix of art and science is a question mark, but they have to try. >> twitter, why would i want to buy buzz feed and get just as many eyeballs and why isn't it worth 10 to $15 billion. >> maybe it is. >> it is about the reach. the revenue follows the reach. >> and it is also about content. content is going to get reboo

can i open a letter from huffington where i get all my open letters. syria undoubtedly used chemical weapons on its own people. maybe it was the government. maybe it was the opensition. we are month better. we have been using chemical weapons on our children for decades. the chemical weapons we use on pest. >> how did you work for her? >> she was nuts. >> she inherited the company because her parents passed away. >> you worked for her? >> yes. a couple of years. at "men's health." >> what was the theme with apple? they had that -- >> alar scare. >> i didn't eat an apple for lee years. >> dupt miss anything. the apples are great. why -- now you derailed me, as -- >> sorry. >> andrea, the fracking boom can answer a lot of questions. jobs, energy, and foreign policy. why don't we embrace this? >> because of people like your former boss. don't like it. we like to blame america first who, by the way, what a lunatic she is. look where they are. look where they are exploring other types of fuels. in texas, the economy is booming. we will get to that in the ne

the "huffington post" reports that trader joe's will no longer offer insurance to workers who log fewer than 30 hours per week. they join a growing list of high profile companies such as ups, kroger, ibm and xerox that have cut or altered employee coverage because of the new health care law. >>> another big day for the dow in new york. >>> one date, two terror anniversaries now. we'll talk about the original 9/11 and the benghazi attack with the fox all-stars, next. i'm angela, and i didn't think i could quit smoking but chantix helped me do it. i told my doctor i think i'm... i'm ready. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. i knew that i could smoke for the first 7 days. i knew that i wasn't putting nicotine back into my body to try to quit. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away.

i love the huffington post. but i'll get news wherever i can. should you be rubbing elbows? i guess you have to. >> he doesn't answer the question. >> no, he didn't. >> you're saying because he didn't he wasn't affirmative. >> that's the point that he didn't -- he wasn't even -- he's western educated, smooth talking, made no attempt whatsoever, even implicitly to distance himself from that position. >>> we'll check in with jim cramer with the new york stock exchange next. that's him right there. talking, moving his hands, he moves his hands. don't miss "squawk box" tomorrow. much more on the debt debate in congress. might actually get people on opposing sides for the debate tomorrow. >>> tomorrow, judd gregg, ed rendell, bob corker and mark warner. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby f

joining us now is michael hogan, entertainment editor for the "huffington post." good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's get right into these action movies. "gravity" starring george clooney and sandra bullock. bullock is getting a lot of hype about her performance. >> yeah, they're saying it's her best performance ever, which is saying something. you're right, it does feel like some of the summer epics are kind of seeping into fall here. the movies in 3-d. you've got ground breaking cgi but it really is a drama. there's very few people in it. it's sandra bullock's movie with a little assist by george clooney. she plays an astronaut who has been knocked off of her ship. the whole film, it's a tight 90-minute film, it's her trying to get back to the ship and save her own life with help from george clooney. and i'm really looking forward to this one. i think it's going to be a really cool movie. >> there's another kind of stranded movie, this one robert redford is the only cast member, correct? >> right. robert redford alone and no dialogue. there's a little