when you expand that regan was 17 and carter was 18. it was close. if you go by percentages reagan was 18%. to single out ronald reagan, it is dishonest. >> we agree that jimmy carter was awful. you want to be two or three more than him on anything. >> carter brings some facts. >> that was an opinion. >> those are all of our opinions. >> consensus equals fact. we have to take a break. i bet you haven't heard of this. i have a book on march 18th. that's a month away. what's the date? >> it is now the 19th. >> i can't remember. >> it is called "not cool." i may be coming in a bus. i will be in 31 cities in 11 days. i will be in texas, michigan. indiana, south bend, don't know what that means sound bend, carmelo, cincinnati, i am naming them all. there has to be more. that's it? i am depressed. 2k3w0 to g gutfeld.com for the entire schedule to find out where i am going to be. >>> is tinseltown going down? it has gotten please yes, sir to make movies in -- price yes, -- pricier to make movies in southern california and they are asking to cut prices for t

it's a dangerous place to go, unless something happens like regan in the one debate. but by and large, unless she looks like she's got a problem, stay away from it. >> that's for campaign and political reasons. i would say don't go there because it doesn't matter. you judge someone based on their leadership, their accomplishments. what you think they can do for the country. >> their character. >> not what sex they are, how old they are, the color of their skin. the character, exactly. by the way, how old is mitt romney? >> 65. >> 67. >> you're starting to hear the rumblings. maybe he'll do it one more time. >> i don't think so. >> if you're going to go to age with her, you can go with him. >> the reason she won't have a clear challenger if she decides to run, is somebody is going to bet on the democratic side, something is going to happen to her. she's going to be sick or something and they'll be there to pick up the marbles. she's not going to have a free run. >> that is the rumor. >>> directly ahead, team usa pulls off a historic sweep in slopestyle skiing that land

, not i voted for regan. the blogger is apologizing for the error. >>> and finally, new signs appearing in illinois schools declared the buildings gun free zones. you might think school officials will be in favor of this. apparently not. some are taking issue with these 4 x 6 inch stickers because they show a gun. the principal of tinley park high school says it's bothersome to have the outline of a gun posted. she said she's worried people might think guns used to be allowed. she suggested something more subtle, like a logo instead of a gun. >> the nation's top cop is announcing federal rights for same-sex couples. it comes as the issue of gay acceptance turns another page in culture. >> first lady michelle obama moved quickly to praise former university of missouri football player michael sam, an all american defensive lineman expected to become the first publicly gay player in the national football league. the first lady adding her initials to show she was personally tweeting, quote, you're an inspiration

for "nightly business report", i'm courtney regan. >>> and still ahead on the program, netflix agrees to pay comcast for faster access. is the deal a game changer for the industry, and will more agreements like this one follow? >>> billionaire activist investor carl icahn is at it again in a note to ebay board members and shareholders, he's accused members of the board of what he called lapses in corporate governance and calls for the company to spin off the successful paypal electronic unit but ebay was quick to respond to icahn who ow owns about % of the shares. ebay said it's not interested in separating it. >>> with one of every five people in the world owning a smart phone, tech companies are looking to update products with the latest accessories and services to boost sales and this week all the big smart phone makers, social media giants and softwa software firms are doing that at a tech conference in spain. jon fortt is in barcelona. >> reporter: this week in barcelona, many top executives in wireless and tech from around the world are gathering to try to figure out what is nex

ronald regan, i did a broadcast from the regan ranch on the 25th anniversary of the tear down this wall speech and it was a wonderful place. regan was always happy and believed in the 11th commandment and i wish we could reinstall that. >> do you have a theory on how some children in the holocaust didn't have parents or happy surroundings to say the least came out with no bitterness and a happy disposition? i know some of them. >> great story. i didn't tell it in my book. when i go to las vegas i play seven card draw... badly. i play the low-stakes table. sitting there one night late across the street from ceasars is the pink hotel. the flamingo. i go over and i am playing it. seven people at the table and there is a dealer. in rolls a guy in the wheelchair who was 60-70. he pulled in and said great day, isn't it? and i said why would you say that? he rolled up his sleeves, showed a camp number, and said every day is a great day because i am alive. i thought that was unfair. you are folding on full houses kings over three.

. >> i would take regan or either of the bushes. >> he's interesting. there's a challenge to republicans because there's no one as interesting as bubby. >> drama, people are over it. they sit there and think do we really have to go through this another eight years. people might like bill clinton, but every time you see bill clinton, there's a part of you in the back of your mind that thinks, wow, he was doing that in the oval office while he was president. >> and they won't be able to escape it, so may they have decided to embrace it. >> it's rare that people are going to think about that. with all due respect, she brings a lot of interesting drama to the white house. for a republican presidency, there would be no drama. >> maybe we want no drama. how about policy and jobs. >> a lot of people said that about clinton, they wished he wasn't so beleaguered with the problems and scandals. he could have gotten more done. imagine if he had applied himself. >> get him, eric. >> go ahead. >> ronald regan after jimmy carter trashed the economy. bill clinton, to

organization. >> president regan must be rolling in his grave. this is why we won the cold war: to give them freedom. >> the president made a statement saying he is monitoring the situation. and murkal met with the head of the opposition yesterday in a public meeting. shook hands and pictures were taken >> europe doesn't have the money or political will to bail them out of debt, help with loans and energy. the united states might. but the three things ukraine needs to get out are loans and money, president obama is happy to spend money. but they need someone who is going to stand up to putin. he is not going to let it go without a fight. and they need energy independence. what is president obama doing about fracking and energy independence? he is running in the other direction so i think it is unlikely the united states steps in to help. >> where does this go? you made a strong contrast. you think about what regan would do to stand up for this country who was freed under his watch and others and say we will not stand for is. we will help to suppo

trish regan has been going over this. issued an open letter this morning urging shareholders to vote for his proposal was would be nonbinding. it would send a message to management that shareholders want the company to be split up. he urged shareholders to vote for the boardcks and to move mark andreessen and scott cook off the board. he cited their complex of interest, one of which was the skype deal that mark andreessen had a skit -- have a stake in. we have a letter from ebay responding to to what mr. icahn said. for example, in terms of defending theskype deal, the board determined because of these limited synergies, it would be in the best longer-term interest of stockholders to explore a divestiture of skype. they said this was the best thing to do for the company. regarding scott cook -- they say the overlap and accusation is because scott cook was ceo of intuit there was a conflict there in terms of hiring. regarding hiring -- what's interesting here is that john donahoe, the ceo of ebay, he was on the show a week

. >> we will name a street after regan. hell, we'll name they them all after regan. >> are you worried about your trip home? >> this train is running straight to sean's house. >> please stay. >> stay. >> stay. >> stay. >> ♪ stay >>> ♪ stay mr. hannity stay ♪ what will we do if you go away ♪ ♪ who would we impose socialism upon? ♪ ♪ stay in your first and second home and don't disappear forever smote. ♪ ♪ please mr. hannity ♪ please mr. hannity ♪ keep your far right sanity. >> how could i possibly leave? joining me with reaction is our good friends from "the five" kimberly guilfoyle and eric bolling. >> isn't that fantastic? a whole production begging you to stay. what is your answer? >> i am thinking about this. this way, that way and racist and sexist and blah, blah, blah and i thought about it. how about i invite john stewart to move with me to florida or texas. better weather, less taxes and he would have a better life. >> like a "three's company" and" boosom buddies"-type thing? >> he does -- doesn

i'm trish regan. the hour. after that means bloomberg tv is on the markets for you. let's take a look of the markets. slightly higher here. 20%.q futures are up take a look at that. closing in on the biggest week to gain in over three years with temperatures expected to be above normal this week. forecast calling for another polar vortex starting next week. that is having an effect on thanks. -- on things. herbalife is going to washington. the nutrition company is accused of being a pyramid scheme. they invited congressional staffers to ask questions about how it operates. herbalife hasinst been the biggest loser for his firm. withdent obama will meet the dolly lama at the white house this morning. third, is being protested by china. they want the meeting to be called off because it will hurt u.s.-china relations. it has been 24 hours since the winning numbers of the powerball jackpot were announced. not comer will forward. the winning ticket was sold at this convenience store in california, about 10

el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama ha sido el peor presidente de los estados unidos, regan nos dio reforma migratoria, clinton rescató a méxico del abismo, obama, el rey de la deportación . >>> es muy chistoso, lo decía alguien en el periódico el otro día, es extraño ver la buena imagen de el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama . >>> tres de cada cuatro mexicanso tiene opinión favorable . >>> cae bien, es una figura histórica, el porimer afro americano que es presidente, pero en términos de beneficios tangibles para méxico no tiene mucho qué ofrecer . >>> cuál debería ser la posición de méxico . >>> tendría que ser una posición muicho más dura, inteligente, pragmática, distinguir el nivel de las negociaciones y el nivel inevitable del a política exterior ,siempre tiene una dimensión interna, ese flanco en méxico ha sido descuidado . >>> el gobierno de méxico debería decir algo,hacer algo ante los republicanos o mejor no tomamos. >>> mejor el cálculo del gobierno mexicano es qmanifestarse en el tema es meterle más ruido y darle de alguna

i am trish regan. -- 59 minutes to go until the closing bell. we are scaring the markets right now for the best trade of the day. quite a weekend. i am thrilled to have matt miller along with me. >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. very nice. a short week as well. actually tuesday. >> julie hyman keeping and i on us -- keeping an eye on things for us. >> forest labs is the first victory we want to look at today because it is being acquired by activists, an irish drugmaker adding to the portfolio of branded drugs. genericmerrily at drugmaker until the acquisition. 29%.t this is a cash and stock transaction. .ooking at coca-cola coca-cola shares are lower today. volume only of one percent. this is taking its toll in terms of coach numbers. tesla shares are trading at a record. the head of apple meet -- met with elon musk talking about potential partnership. enough to send tesla shares to a new record. not a lot happening as far as the broader indexes today. one of the reasons i am laid back, not just because of the short week, but because we

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president explains to matt miller and trish regan. >> when i was a kid, it was mainly lego bricks you're playing with. today, the story i mentioned takes over a bigger deal. the experienceke lends very well with the digital experience. there are games out there. there is a movie out there. >> what does that mean you >> the movie for us is a fantastic celebration. ands about creativity imagination. that is why we had the movie. it is very relevant. >> it seems like it is more than just a marketing tool and a giant commercial for lego billion -- building blocks. as turned into something. lego has a story. be almost as important as lego as a toy. >> i think it is. the story, there is a lot of nostalgia. it brings smiles to people's faces at all ages. it is not a kids movie. it is equally appealing to adults. class i lug legos. another classic, geo joh just turned 50. still going strong. boys and has two decided to ask fun and ask what so resilient. >> in the early days, it did not have a name. it was a man of action a boy personality onny their. it is easy to see -- every boy had a family m

and look who is up there in the top 10, regan smith, j.j. yaly, michael mcdowell, drivers with small teams challenging the power houses of this sport with a lap and a half to go. >> you know what, they are praying for that it finishes just like this. let me finish right where i am. up front, different story. >> what a great payday for those teams. >> here they come boys and girls. >> go now or finish second. >> when we cross this, it's a race. >> and oh, by the way, it's not over. it's just now on. >> darrell, keep an eye on -- >> oh, car in the wall hard! turn one. and it's the 93 of travis -- >> no caution. nascar, if the track is clear, they'll let them finish. we are still green and here comes the leader. >> mark martin is really pushing dale earnhardt jr. in the 88. >> junior to the inside of greg biffle. the green flag still flies. martin's number 55, keselowski in the 2. biffle backing up. patrick behind him for the second time the daytona 500 goes to jimmie johnson, five-time champion from california and his rick hendricks chevrolet.

. >> ronald regan. >> for two reasons. number one, because he brought us out of what was malaise. this is what he did, he saved the economy. he saved the country through the economy. number two, probably more importantly, another thing he did, he won what would be the biggest, the bifar the biggest war the planet has ever seen, the cold war. he won the cold war without firing one single shot. >> what? >> no help from the democrats at all. >> is gorbachev a democrat? >> that's funny. >> will shock you. you might not have heard, but i worked for president george w. bush, so he is my choice. >> it would be weird if you didn't pick him. >> and actually, i believe it. >> you do? >> yeah, i do. >> okay. >> my favorite president is dwayne elasaundo herbert. he managed the decline of america in style and with pets. an amazing leader. you didn't mess with him. look at that hair. there he is. >> okay, greg. leave it to you on presidents' day. mine is a fairly obvious choice for me, franklin delano roosevelt. he brought us through and out of a depression. he brought a nation that was relucta

this is with trish regan earlier today. been encouraging the ukrainian government to use force and crackdown. they have used financial leverage. the russians have been playing a very difficult game. they are playing for keeps. it is really a struggle between russia and the west for where the ukraine will lie. brings up an editing point. we have had so many struggles. sense that this is reminiscent of another time in our history, the cold war? >> i think there are vestiges of it. putin was formed as a kgb officer in the cold war. he takes a zero-sum montana -- mentality to politics. if someone else wins, russia es.es very o putin wants them to not have an open relationship with europe. a thinks russia needs to have wider sphere of influence. he went ukraine to be tightly linked to russia. it is a great battle for the future of this country. you are seeing it play out in the streets. woman hope this agreement old and a cease-fire can hold. the events of the last couple of days, they tend to not work. payday, howorbat's the su

this is with trish regan earlier today. >> russia has been encouraging the ukrainian government to use force and crackdown. they have used financial leverage. the russians have been playing a very difficult game. they are playing for keeps. it is really a struggle between russia and the west for where the ukraine will lie. >> that brings up an editing point. we have had so many struggles. do you get a sense that this is reminiscent of another time in our history, the cold war? >> i think there are vestiges of it. putin was formed as a kgb officer in the cold war. he takes a zero-sum montana -- mentality to politics. if someone else wins, russia loses. putin wants them to not have an open relationship with europe. he thinks russia needs to have a wider sphere of influence. he went ukraine to be tightly linked to russia. it is a great battle for the future of this country. you are seeing it play out in the streets. one would hope this agreement old and a cease-fire can hold. >> this is lunch money on bloomberg television. we are streaming live on bloomberg.com. three businesses and three

. >> he spoke with trish regan yesterday. he wants ebay to spin off paypal. he was referring to scott cook. and markit in for him andreessen. he called them out in a letter to the ebay board saying they are not working in the companies test interest. >> i have never seen one as blatant as this. we have seen a lot of them. weren't sad it would be funny. it's all about corporate governance in this company. it is sort of dysfunctional. mark andreessen on the board of and scott cook are two of the most respected and accomplished and value driven leaders in silicon valley. i agree. i think they are respected and the compass and agree mostly their value as leaders. the trouble is, value driven leaders for themselves but not for ebay or the shareholders. notcahn two complementary about ceo tom donahoe. was going to be sold by donahoe. he is eithernaive or asleep at the switch. i will say this now -- if i had been on the board, mark andreessen would not have boughtskype. >> mr. donahoe spoke with us last week in an interview and here's what he had to say. we are not

i am trish regan. -- 59 minutes to go until the closing bell. we are scaring the markets right now for the best trade of the day. quite a weekend. i am thrilled to have matt miller along with me. >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >>

the lego president explained to matt miller and trish regan. >> when i was a kid, it was mainly lego bricks you're playing with. today, the story dimension takes over a bigger deal. then we also make the experience blends very well with the digital experience. there are games out there. there is a movie out there. >> what does that mean? >> the movie for us is a fantastic celebration. it is about creativity and imagination. that is why we had the movie. it is very relevant. >> it seems like it is more than just a marketing tool and a giant commercial for lego building blocks. it has turned into its own thing. lego has a story. it must be almost as important as lego as a toy. >> i think it is. the story, there is a lot of nostalgia. it brings smiles to people's faces at all ages. it is not a kids' movie. it is equally appealing to adults. >> i love legos. another classic, g.i. joe just turned 50. still going strong. stephanie ruhle has two boys and decided to have some fun and ask what makes g.i. joe so resilient. >> in the early days, it did not have a name. it was a man of action a

. >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "street smart" with trish regan and adam johnson. >> i'm adam johnson. >> and i'm julie hyman. we are one hour from the close of trade here in the u.s.. opening ceremonies in sochi. sochi,ou have a shot of and elaborate opening ceremony, as has become the custom. even as that was going on, the olympics, a lot of criticism about the readiness of russia. there was also a hijacking attempts on

. >> he spoke with trish regan yesterday. he wants ebay to spin off paypal. he was referring to scott cook. he's got it in for him and mark andreessen. he called them out in a letter to the ebay board saying they are not working in the companies test interest. >> i have never seen one as blatant as this. we have seen a lot of them. if it weren't sad it would be funny. it's all about corporate governance in this company. it is sort of dysfunctional. mark andreessen on the board of this company and scott cook are two of the most respected and accomplished and value driven leaders in silicon valley. i agree. i think they are respected and the compass and agree mostly their value as leaders. the trouble is, value driven leaders for themselves but not for ebay or the shareholders. >> i mr. icahn not too complementary about ceo tom donahoe. >> skype was going to be sold by donahoe. he is eithernaive or asleep at the switch. i will say this now -- if i had been on the board, mark andreessen would not have boughtskype. >> mr. donahoe spoke with us last week in an int

i am trish regan. we are looking at the futures market which is lower as we get ready for the opening of trading. we have jobless claims coming out so we will be watching carefully for those or you. and a big deal to talk about this morning -- eight $19 billion deal in the tech space, facebook making a big acquisition. here is a look at what we are following right now. also walmart reporting fourth- quarter earnings that beat analysts' estimates. it was the first quarter for a siteso doug macmillan who economic trends and higher health-care costs. we will have more later in the program on walmart. workers amid the debate about this national minimum wage hike, the owner of banana republic and old navy will be raising wages to nine dollars an hour this year and $10 next year. this increase will benefit about 65,000 workers, but it falls just short of the president's request for a $10 tents and minimum wage -- $10.10. brianke america ceo moynihan is making a lot more than a minimal age. he made $14 millio

trish regan spoke with him and what did he have to say? lex he had a lot to say. to him at 3:00 and the letter comes out and criticizes the board for its conflict of interest. he singled out to members -- scott cookssen and of into it, saying both of these guys have inherent conflicts of actrest will stop >> just up and give people the lay of the land. investment.as a big >> over a billion dollars. paypal beike to see spun off from the company. he sees it as very much a separate business growing well on its own and would be better off if it could focus. >> and make more money because a spinoff would create more value. but theoretically. there is an annual meeting coming up and ahead of that meeting, he is getting out in front of the story. it's not necessarily new. people have talked about this for some time now because 41% of ebay's overall revenue comes specifically from paypal. so much coming from paypal which is a different business, it could probably stand on its own. now coral is involved and part of that is getting the board of directors to be ok with that.

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i am trish regan. you are watching the most important hour of the session. we have 59 minutes ago on the closing bell. in $19 billion deal. poised to close out the day in the green. trade is today and a first-rate of tomorrow. bit was chattering a little . client is good. a good day.

the man at the helm of the new york metropolitan opera told trish regan how he is trying to win over the next generation.. >> we have to make it elling, first of allngfirs and we do not expect every young person to jump on their bicycle and ride r to td opera house, but the fact of the matter is that if people give opera ance and we do oance and properly, presenting these brave microphones in front of anion or audience of 3800 people, p hundreds of thousands of more, millions with radio, it is an incredibly exciting artform when it comes together. it has everything. music, theater, scenery. we are bringing the most dynamic people in the worlople the stage. the problem with that, the challenge, is that it is long. operas typically are three hours long. they are iligey areuages. n succeed the way suat a great foreign films succeeig, we have to have an audience tha ais willing to invest a bit intellectually. but there are great rewards. >> he has competition about 30 blocks away, madison squway, mon garden undergoing a transformation. gave us an exclusivesive . this cost $1 billion. >>

. ♪ >> i am trish regan, everyone. stocks rising. the s&p about the record close. fed chairman jim mcgovern takes the stand. -- janet yellen takes the stand. welcome, everyone. " there. still putting the jacket on. never far away. what a great day. in another record. not huge gains but interestingly

march 28th though i will be at the regan library. i will be in dallas at the end of march, 27th to the 30th and april 4th to 6th in michigan, indiana, ohio, kentucky, tennessee. i don't know how i am going to do this. it makes absolutely no sense. then in april i will be in florida and alabama. just go to g gutfeld.com and see the tour schedule. order a book while you are at it. all of the money goes to me. >>> did they do wrong by our national song? that's the subject of tonight's "red eye" do beat, 2014, live from the" red eye debate center. >> welcome to the "red eye" debate center. i am the host of tonight's "red eye" debate. the crowd is crazy. everybody settle down. no applause until after the debate. we are here at the "red eye" debate center. in michigan. on saturday, nascar had their season opener and america's most patriotic rock band, madison rising, performed a unique version of the american anthem. stop laughing. let's watch some. ♪ for ramparts we watched ♪ were so gal lently streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red gl

the nationwide event was quite a finish, final lap of a restart, brad keselowski is on the inside and regan smith on the outside. smith gets a push from trevor bayne and wins by a hood. it's the first career win for smith at daytona, but it was messy behind the finish. joe nemechek is rammed from behind by ryan reed. debris made it into the stands were 30 second spectators were treated for injuries. >>> racecourse in sonoma for testing sessions one was held last week and it was practicalry a whose who of open- wheel drivers. it was a sanctioned indycar practice session, even note grand prix of sonoma isn't to august. >> any track time is good for us, just to get everyone working together. we do pit-stop practice. learning what i like from the racecar and what changes work well for me. >> will powers is the three- time winner at sonoma raceway. >> will power is the defending champion and actually won in sonoma three of the last four years buhe knows it's about maintaining that competitive edge. >> it has become to competitive that you can't pick a driver out that you can't say wouldn't win t

well, going back to president regan, the first president, at least that knroe of, who ever pointed to someone in the gallery and made sort of a very important part of the speech being about them. every president since then, everyone, has brought someone to sit, typically with the first lady and point to them. i will say this for the president. and i do admire him for this. i'm glad that the person he did pick to sit up in the balcony with the first lady was a true american hero, and i'm grateful we all got a chance to pay tribute and the most sustained applause of the entire night was for that wounded warrior, a true american hero. finally, governor huckabee, my question is, what would you have most wanted him to say in his state of the union speech that he didn't say? i thought about that, suzy, and came up with this one. maybe he could have said, i will resign as of noon tomorrow. well, just kidding. okay. there was another president who once said that. i was thinking he could have borrowed that, too, since he borrowed so many from george bush, but that's not to be. the other bish n

. >> how does somebody say, and the white house has done this, too, with ronald regan, saying he would have been for this, or he couldn't have won today's republican party. what gives them the right to rewrite history? >> i have no idea. do you realize what nancy pelosi said at the end of the sound bite. the mandate is central to that, when she's talking about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. mandate is the opposite of liberty. liberty implies freedom, freedom to choose. mandate implied no freedom. i can't believe she uttered those. >> but you kind of can believe them. >> it's ridiculous. politicians, ask bob, politicians who say whatever they want whenever they want and no one calls them on it, but thank goodness we're calling her. just quickly, james madison actually had a comment, i can't remember the exact comment, but he alluded to the fact that laws shouldn't be so complex that they are too complex to understand, they shouldn't be passed that way. meanwhile, nancy pelosierse her own words, we need to pass it to find out. >> you're in luck because lynn cheney has a boo

goneril and regan are so rarely understood. it, i -- when we played such it may give as an actress played goneril from her own point of view. she is not a villainous, evil woman. she found the daughter who dad comes to stay and moves it to the house with 100 drunken followers and the service come to her to complain saying we cannot go on like this. you see the entire vast domestic drama. you can understand everyone's point of view. this goes on and on through the , necessity,dness the sorts of illusions. the king learning that you have to go and be close to common people to realize the hypocrisy, the flattery. >> keep on, i am interested. device toe needed a show the secret voice which makes lear a person. if you showed king lear as an old man, you destroy the whole play. if you see that within this tremendously powerful tyrants, sensitive,fine, perhaps you could say almost small boy that has been completely crushed in him. but this voice is not completely submerged. shakespeare shows this, not by like in aoice-off movie, him d

. >> ronald regan. >> for two reasons. number one, because he brought us out of what was malaise. this is what he did, he saved the economy. he saved the country through the economy. number two, probably more importantly, another thing he did, he won what would be the biggest, the bifar the biggest war the planet has ever seen, the cold war. he won the cold war without firing one single shot. >> what? >> no help from the democrats at all. >> is gorbachev a democrat? >> that's funny. >> bob, this will shock you. you might not have heard, but i worked for president george w. bush, so he is my choice. >> it would be weird if you didn't pick him. >> and actually, i believe it. >> you do? >> yeah, i do. >> okay. >> my favorite president is dwayne elasaundo herbert. he managed the decline of america in style and with pets. an amazing leader. you didn't mess with him. look at that hair. there he is. >> okay, greg. leave it to you on presidents' day. mine is a fairly obvious choice for me, franklin delano roosevelt. he brought us through and out of a depression. he brought a nation that w

. >> where i get is goes back to 1986 when regan did his, so the amnesty bill. he was opposed by most of the republicans. it was not a bad bill. the problem is they didn't enforce it among employers. that's where it goes back. >> what do you make of this, right decision, not the right time? >> this is what i think. no offense, call it like it is. grade the paper. f. f, f, on obamacare. now, why am i going to award you if i'm the american people orthe senators and say go ahead and do immigration? i quite frankly haven't been shown you have been able to do a good job of any of the other things that precede it. you haven't fixed obamacare. more jobs are going to be lost, so why are we going to shove through immigration quickly, without support, and then have another big mess -- >> that's because part of you that is hispanic, but you're a commonwealth so you can come here anytime you want to. >> look at bob. look at the face. >> you watch ufc, the fighting? >> yeah. >> if you have a choke hold on the guy and he's about to go out, obamacare. >> obamacare. >> don't go

area, between here and baltimore, and the local airport, regan national. the runways are open. once again, even though they are open, planes are in the wrong place. >> on the railways, not much heading south from here. the north-east corridor, amtrak is talking about running a regular service, including the keyberg restaurant to -- keyberg train to harrison. >> coming up, on the brink. bearing witness to the sectarian violence unfolding in central african republic. >> plus, big deal - comcast and time warner cable - what it means for them and the consumers. >> the united nations a warning of ethnic cleansing in central african republic. u.n. peacekeepers uncover a mass grave with at least a dozen bollies at a former mus -- booedies at a former muslim rebel camp. it's not known who committed the killings, but retaliatory attacks are continuing. >> joining us is former ambassador in the central african republic, larry wohlers. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> you were flown out of car in 2012 because of security reasons. >> that's right. >> the violence has gotten worse si

. >>> and a textbook at a major university does a number on president ronald regan, but it does not add up. the grapevine is next. [ cellphone dings ] [ nephew ] hi heath. i can't wait to see you win gold! bye. [ male announcer ] there when you need it. at&t. the nation's most reliable 4g lte network. >>> and now, some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. required reading for a course at the university of south carolina is raising some red flags for students there. by calling former president ronald reagan a sexist, and defining conservatives as pessimists, resizisistant to ch. the textbook, introduction to social work and social welfare, paints a less than flattering portrait of the gipper, claiming he, quote, ascribed to women primarily domestic functions and failed to appoint many women to significant positions of power during his presidency. in fact, president reagan appointed sandra day o'connor, the first female supreme court justice and jeane kirkpatrick, the first ambassador to the u.n. the school said it is commitment to academy freedom, quote, our faculty are free to s

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well, going back to president regan, the first president, at least that knroe of, who ever pointed to someone in the gallery and made sort of a very important part of the speech being about them. every president since then, everyone, has brought someone to sit, typically with the first lady and point to them. i will say this for the president. and i do admire him for this. i'm glad that the person he did pick to sit up in the balcony with the first lady was a true american hero, and i'm grateful we all got a chance to pay tribute and the most sustained applause of the entire night was for that wounded warrior, a true american hero. finally, governor huckabee, my question is, what would you have most wanted him to say in his state of the union speech that he didn't say? i thought about that, suzy, and came up with this one. maybe he could have said, i will resign as of noon tomorrow. well, just kidding. okay. there was another president who once said that. i was thinking he could have borrowed that, too, since he borrowed so many from george bush, but that's not to be. the other bish n

. >> where i get is goes back to 1986 when regan did his, so the amnesty bill. he was opposed by most of the republicans. it was not a bad bill. the problem is they didn't enforce it among employers. that's where it goes back. >> what do you make of this, right decision, not the right time? >> this is what i think. no offense, call it like it is. grade the paper. f. f, f, on obamacare. now, why am i going to award you if i'm the american people orthe senators and say go ahead and do immigration? i quite frankly haven't been shown you have been able to do a good job of any of the other things that precede it. you haven't fixed obamacare. more jobs are going to be lost, so why are we going to shove through immigration quickly, without support, and then have another big mess -- >> that's because part of you that is hispanic, but you're a commonwealth so you can come here anytime you want to. >> look at bob. look at the face. >> you watch ufc, the fighting? >> yeah. >> if you have a choke hold on the guy and he's about to go out, obamacare. >> obamacare. >> don't go

others are on loan to the regan presidential library and museum in simi valley, california, through early march. and that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> this is the fox report. tonight, did the government just tell people they don't have to work? washington reacts to a brand new report which may suggest it pays to stay home, work less, and get health care. >>> a significant number of these people wll be called job loss. they're in their employment solely because that's their only option to get health benefits. now individuals have other options. >> anything that discourages work and that's essentially what the cbo found, it discourages people to work, not a good thing when the economy is still struggling. >> tonight, the debate over obamacare and jobs. >>> and the drought stricken west.

mark evans ostad was a regan appointee, he caused an international incident, found drunk, yelling and banging on a woman's door at 3am. at a similar time an appointee was asked to leave because he kept two prostitutes at a residents in denmark. >> after two years cynthia styne had to resign after irregularities were found and staff transferred from the cushy count from to hot spots like afghanistan. things must have been bad to leave a cushy job to live near the taliban. coming up, a man's gift to the environment. next. >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after the bengazi attacks, chaos in the streets... unspeakable horrors... >> this is a crime against humanity >> is libya unraveling? >> there's coffin after coffin being carried into the cemetery. >> fault lines libya: state of insecurity only on al jazeera america take a new look at news. >>> why would anyone choose to live in a 33 square foot dumpster? a college professor in texas recently moved in to one and plans to live there for a full

. >>> when we met joseph regan at one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail, he was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault and penny larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. and you got cockroaches and stuff in here like that. but, you though, didn't see anybody die lately so i guess they get away with it. >> while he may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, when to sleep, go to the bathroom, scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance getting your ass kicked or getting killed, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, reagan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail, regardless if they go home or not. they come back and come back. they end up spending the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that brought them to jail, reagan was crystal clear. >> it's not that we don't have the knowledge to do different things. i k