that. give me this change! let's change as black people! when is this going to stop? when? neil: i think that's in the top ten youtube videos not too shabby for a guy the country was literally introduced to a little more than two months ago. that was then, this is now. he called protesters out then. he's calling reverend sharpton out. welcome back. >> thank you, neil. >> you are powerful remind me not to get on the other side of an argument with you. you were calling into question the idea of feeding the beast or the beastly reaction on the part of anyone at a time a riot and you held al sharpton accountable, what did you mean by that? >> i held him accountable as far as the leadership of where we are in this country when it comes to race relations. you have the power to bring unity or division. you understand what i'm saying? and especially being a minister, you have to understand what's not yours, i said that before. you understand it is by his will we live and move and have our being. you sir, have divided the country, and now we have a city that's still trying to rebuild to this day. and it will be disrespectful for me not to mention those who are out there trying to rebuild, the business owners that are picking up the pieces. it will be disrespectful not to mention that. neil: i guess what i'm wondering is shouldn't al sharpton be there for them right now? >> that's my point. you understand the man takes the weakness of african-american communities and use it for his personal gain. you understand? because six months later when we all need to come together now, not back then but now, now is the time now is the time that we have a whole entire city that looks like a ghost town that needs to be rebuilt. where are they? you understand? we have a movement talking about black lives matter causing confusion. help me understand that. you understand this? this city. these business owners that have nothing that are digging in their own pockets, okay? trying to build themselves back up where they used to be but yet we have a movement that he created talking about black lives matter. black lives matter in ferguson where they need you right now. you understand what i'm saying? that's why i don't support it. i'll get more in detail why i don't support black lives matter, all lives matter. neil: we touched on this before how is it he seems to be the default go-to guy of the african-american community or the media made him that. and guys like you have a different point of view. in the name of terrance ballard but everybody. guys like you articulate a gritty view of life that is not heard generally in the media. >> for one, and it's unfortunate, not just in the african-american community a lot of people can't think for themselves. i'm a man who relies on god's dependence, the holy spirit for dependence. so we have to rely on him each and every day. this man is causing more division than i've seen anyone than i've ever seen in my life. have you to understand, this is why i say all lives matter and this is why i say humanity and represent humanity across the board. the young man in north carolina looking for a tie, he went to target looking for a clippon tie, those who want to take out of context and make race an issue, those whole target employees were not black. this young man was looking for a job, he was going to a job interview. these people helped him. let's go to james robertson in detroit. this young man created a fund that donated over $260,000 to a man who walked 26 miles each and every day to work. it is a humanity thing. i don't understand why it's only a black life matter issue when it comes to a whole humanity, when it comes to us helping each other. because we could see that we could do that. you understand what i'm saying? that's why i don't support the black lives matter. don't talk about segregation when you are only segregating yourself. neil: what do you think of the entertainers, we just saw the grammy awards the hands up don't shoot thing. how do you feel about that? >> that was, to me again like a lot of the artists are, i respect their craft but have you to understand that first off hands up don't shoot didn't occur in ferguson. that did not happen. you are exploiting something that never occurred. you understand? i'm sick of the victimizing. black people are victimized. i'm sick of it! because we're living in a country now where we give a helping hand to everyone of all race you understand? that's what bothers me about a lot of the artists, you want to use the propaganda for foolishness and have you millions that you can't help the black community if you need to! you give a thousand dollars to a stripper but roll up the window when you see a homeless man. let me understand the logic. we're living in an age when we need to give a helping hand. that's what we are, it doesn't matter about race. that's why i have beef with al sharpton and his posse. you keep making things a race issue when it is not a race issue. ferguson was not a race issue. you and your posse came in there and made it a race issue. now the hurt, broke busted and can't be trusted, but you still are disappeared somewhere in the woodworks where they need you right now, but yet you're not going to come around because that's not what you're about. you used it for personal gain for yourself. these business owners and i pray for them, i do, a lot of the business owners picked up the pieces. i saw the segment with the gentleman that had his own exercise boot camp. he said i went into my own personal savings, and he asked, where are those who six months ago? he said i don't see any of them now. neil: wow. >> i did this on my own. because my community wanted me to keep these doors open. people like him should be acknowledged. people like him should be recognized. you understand? and a lot of others in that community. my hearts go out to all of them for those pick up the pieces. but for those who still want to make it a race issue when it is not, whoa unto you, we're calling good evil and evil good, putting dark for lightness and light for darkness. calling bitter sweet and sweet bitter. we're living in isaiah 5:20. we are coming to terms that god is our pinnacle. we have to look at him for the resources of what we need today. it is him. it is him. this country is so divided and it makes me sick, because if you go to the middle east, you see what's happening. here we are still arguing about race. and it's sickening. we have a president that can't even acknowledge an organization that's cutting off children's heads and women's bodies burning them up! you have to understand where we are, as a nation, and what god wants. we have a president that can't even acknowledge isis for who they really are. neil: there is a debate on there. certainly is a debate on that minister. that's a separate conversation for us. but it's always good having you, and especially now with the rebuilding going on in ferguson. take care of yourself, and thank you for offering another point of view. it's out there. and you speak it well. mr. jonathan gentry. this woman in boston digs herself out. global warming alarmaists insist this is climate change weird considering one year ago the "new york times" screamed this in the headline the end of snow. google says snow is a thing of the past. well, apparently the headlines across the northeast proclaiming record snow has not jibed with that. energy expert chris warner columnist jimmy melt zer says columnists have their heads in the cloud. what do you think what's going on, jillian, whether the "new york times" jumped the gun or what? >> i think it's pretty clear they jumped the gun on this. i don't know how they expected it to pan out differently. i mean we're talking about new york city here a couple weeks ago, de blasio shut down the subway, it was just terrible. we couldn't accurately predict that. weather and climate are two difficult things to predict as the "new york times" article is demonstrating. neil: those who argue a year ago, chris, the way we look at things will be different and the way we see snow will be different, but did clearly spell out snow as we know it just won't be around or as much of it. so they got that one wrong right? >> they're not alone, remember it's been at least 15 years since the media have been writing for example in the year 2000 our children won't know what snow is. you cannot reconcile that with this is what we meant all along. they wouldn't know what they were digging out of so often. neil: it wasn't that long ago when i was a much younger man, when i can remember worried about the big freeze in the late 70s and leonard nimoy documentaries talking about the world covered in ice. is that the consensus, you of the scientific community and now the opposite of the scientific community. be careful glomming onto something that is 100%? >> it was a cooling panic, now a warming panic we had mild winters and they said god is angry, and it will make it worse and make it stop. if you search the term first casualty of global warming, you will see several hundred, but the most prominent is winter and winter weather when. winter returned they said this is what we meant. and then last year and this year so you'll see it's not reconcilable. what i'm calling it now is extreme so we can claim it's your fault again. neil: we're living in the moment. a horrific couple of weeks of snow, double, triple the averages particularly the northeast. we glom onto that that this is the new bona fide natural state of things. it could change that's why they call it climate change. >> it could certainly change. what's interesting is they're using it to drive agenda that attacks traditional energy sources. in winters like this that's when we need it. natural gas, the explosion of that in the united states has dropped utility bills by $1200 a month, critical and benefitting the environment by cutting carbon emissions. this is one place where policy is mismatch kth reality and where we're basing our policy not on good science. neil: thank you, this snow is getting long in the tooth for some people. that depends how you define the recovery. it certainly has been real but it could be running out of steam. maybe in the 2016 election. who knows? former obama economic adviser austen goolsbee watching this closely. austen, what do you think that recoveries by their very nature don't run ad nauseum, but this one could lose steam by 2016. what do you think? >> yeah, i hope that doesn't happen, but it is true that the average recovery lasts about four years and 11 months. the nbr keeps track of those things. that already passed. we're in a nice long recovery, coming out of a not nice deep recession, and there's a lot of scary things in the world slowing down in china. europe is dancing around meltdown. i think by 2016 at the least you could say there's a decent chance that it's not going to be the booming fountain of opportunity. neil: you and i have gotten into, this austen given the severe recession we were coming out of and the subpar nature that's recovered, compared to other recoveries. that it could drag on. that is the recovery longer than we think. do you think that has a good possibility? >> i think, look, we have gone on longer than average. now the subpar nature of the recovery after financial crisis, that's largely over. this last year is a pretty solid boom year compared with previous boom years. neil: so if you had to crunch you would say to expect this to continue for another couple of years would be a little extreme? >> i would say if i had to bet, i'd say it would continue but at a modest pace, you know the recovery, it will feel somewhat like recovery but it won't be as booming as what -- neil: if you are hillary clinton, if hillary or whoever the democratic nominee is would they be fearing that all good things or better things or off the map things come to an end? >> they should be fearing it. like you say, the thing is a cycle, and it can't it will not go on forever. now, i think there's a second piece here that a lot of people are looking and saying, even if the economy does well, what about middle class incomes? and so you see in a lot of the policy attention on that. let's not forget, it may not be booming the way everyone wants it to. let's not forget the first part of that. neil: austen, always good seeing you, even remotely. colder than it is here, in chicago. thank you, my friend. >> thanks. >> that whole isis thing is so overblown. really? the latest comment from the president that could make you realize why we're barely making a dent with isis? 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>> absolutely and you know, i don't blame the media for that. what's the famous saying about local newscasts? if it bleeds it leaks, right? you show crime, stories and you show fires, that's what folks watch. it's all about ratings. neil: i knew it was the media's fault all along. that is why isis is going to continue to thrive, my friends, he indicated in the strongest way possible, this is immediate fixation exaggeration that isis will continue to taunt, there is no reason not to. congressman ted bowe says playing it is going lead to a lot more danger. congressman, great to see you. what are you doing in new york? >> i came to see you. neil: that's good. this whole idea the president saying outlining his 21-point plan how the president conducts war, et cetera, more or less saying isis isn't a typical war, as it was opponents were in germany or nazis or the japanese were in world war ii. what do you say? >> he's wrong. he needs to be dealing in the world the way it is not the way he wishes it would. isis is deadly. they advertise their deadliness on social media. they are killing people. they disagree with him. lots of people christians jews muslims, women, children they're a danger to the world. not just to us they're a threat to everybody. and i don't think that anybody's downplaying the danger except maybe the president. neil: do you think he's downplaying it to say they're not a sovereign country. the nazis took over germany, and they had that force behind to take over the world or darn near it. my point with this, and you are a darn good student with history. isis is well on its way to doing that and for one thing unlike the early nazis they're all over the world they've gone beyond syria. >> no question about it. they're trying to have a state in northern syria and northern iraq. neil: what would that accomplish? >> give them more territory mischief all over the world, but they are everywhere they're not just in that area of the world. they send their terrorists throughout the world, they train them and send them where they want to to cause harm to people. they are a criminal entersxrieshgs that's who we are dealing with, an organized, very organized criminal -- neil: one of the things i was talking about a division among republicans. some saying gift power to the president for much authority to give in 10,000 troops to take on isis others like ted cruz might be entertaining and run for president himself. no, no no no boots on the ground, no american boots on the ground. no need just yet where do you stand on this? >> let's decide first of all, if they are at war with the united states and if it's in our national security interests. neil: you say they are. >> they are at war with us we may not be with them, they are at war with us. >> we should respond how? >> we should go after them and do what is necessary. let the generals make the decision, have a plan of ashgsz we are going to eliminate isis because they are a threat to our national security. neil: all of the republicans, you have been very clear and consistent on this but republicans are cagey in responses, and i'm wondering whether the president takes advantage of that, and says well, look these guys aren't on the same page but my view is isis is a terrorist group, but they're an isolated terrorist group, nothing like what we are dealing with in world war ii, don't say that you say what? >> they're not like world war ii in the sense there's a land mass that the nazis tried to control. neil: they could they could. >> yeah, they could, but they're worse. they tried to go throughout the world setting up little caliphates, if you will, and terrorist groups and cells throughout the world and that makes them more dangerous. they don't operate by any rules of engagement lawful warfare, if you will. they do whatever they want to. neil: and now confirmed they killed this girl. >> that's right. and they'll do anything they want to, and failure to recognize them for who they sr a mistake. we need to identify the enemy, and call them who they are, they are an international terrorist gang. neil: you are clear, we could use more of that on either side by the way. chairman, thank you, and i know you didn't stop just to see me. big donors digging into e-mails, wait until you hear the money guys are sending messages about. not that gov. it could very well be this one. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. i'm down with crestor! make your move. ask your doctor about crestor. . neil: well a rumble in the right in iowa. scott walker will be the first republican to open an office there. recent polls have him leading there. michael and noelle on donors who are about to show a wisconsin gov some love. mike what do you think? >> three weeks ago talking about scott walker and the iowa tap-ins and he leaps to the front. neil: what do you think is doing it? >> these fresh, he lived in a state where he took on the unions that's a big deal to take on the unions. when you are talking about bundling. neil: what are bundlers. >> in a casino, they're like a whale, a big gambler, the big donors, they have the power to raise a lot of money for the candidate. they supported that right-to-work state deal in wisconsin, a lot of people believe in scott walker and you brought up the point we were talking about the recount. he has been through. neil: would that make him leader in a general election? >> seems to be working, he's gotten a lot of momentum. he's almost displaced chris christie. neil: so he's finished. >> jeb bush to take away the establishment, i don't see anybody behind except scott walker. neil: they will fare likely in a debate. others are covering it. the rap against walker is he's great but dull, what do you think? i built a career on dull. i have no problem with it. >> i think he's getting his feet wet. by the time you debate, he's going to have a debate coach. neil: better than he used to be. >> bush is going to do well, and have you people who ran before. huckabee will be on the debate van, he'll do very well. neil: you need a guy who appeals to both sides, mainstreamers don't think much of tea partiers, do you need the groups on the same page, walker is their agreed upon choice. >> i mean look to me he's more balanced and i think he's a better choice because of that. just going backward for a second. i'll take effective over dull any day of the week. neil: what about dull but effective? >> well -- >> seriously, the other rap, people are going to say he doesn't have a college degree. i could say that's a big asset. >> that department is matter look at mark zuckerberg, facebook, he didn't finish college. don peebles is a big democrat. neil: well he did go harvard. >> look some people don't have degrees and they excelled. neil: what about this bill gates microsoft guy, what an idiot! >> who would have thought. >> a lot of the voters don't have agrees. >> that's what the elitists are missing, he appeals to a group they're ignoring. >> the youth vote was a big movement in the obama administration -- obama election, i don't think they're going to go, they're not going to have appeal for hillary. neil: so the bundlers are they the ones drawing more to him now, because similarly, what do you think? >> well, in my perspective, it is very early. there is some early money that is moved away from romney now that he's dropped out. probably to bush and walker jeb bush is leading a very aggressive fund-raising network that he's got 60 events in the next few months coming up. he's going at it at heart. neil: they're all steak fries. >> it's all on the sidelines because it's early right now. and if you take it one step further, there are the bundlers and pacs outside of the parties that collectively have amassed more money than both parties combined. neil: and they glom onto whoever is leading, right? >> absolutely. when romney got out, the floodgates opened a lot for bush. people are starting to look. you can divide your money until it gets down and narrows. neil: bill gates warned about attack of robots. i'm not sure he had this, this in mind. so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees. fees for those quarters. yeah. so, i'm confident i'm in good hands. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. . neil: a biz alert, staples on high alert, accused of limiting hours planning job cuts in order to comply with the health care law, workers are blasting back with a petition against the company they say it's not fair. tracy byrnes they should take their beef to the government and not the staples government. >> they along with regal theaters employees, appleby's employees, time and time again, they're laid off or work hours cut to under 30 so the businesses don't have to pay penalties for obamacare. it is all about obamacare. up to the protest, be mad at anything, be mad at the president's health care policy. neil: staples and other companies said don't blame us do you think they're leaping at this to say we're looking to cut costs? >> certainly a nice fallback. neil: staples with a big merger coming up. >> who knows if that's going to save them at the end of the day. people aren't buying postits and calendars like that anymore. my kids are the only ones who go to staples, they know. there are layoffs coming to begin with, they're closing stores. neil: not changing the rules of the health care law. >> no. neil: this is the full-time versus part-time worker. that's changed and the companies have to honor it. >> a lot of companies hurting and hurting our part-time employees. we talked on your show how people are not enthused about jobs anymore. this is part of it. you want to work a 40-hour week. neil: how can you not be enthused about working in an office supply store? today a senate panel discussing whether the federal government should mandate vaccinations. tracy, as i mom, back and forth, back and forth, what do you think? >> if you enter public schools, you should be vaccinated. should come down to the schools and local levels. they should determine it. if you don't want to vaccinate, good luck with home school. it is unfair. it is not fair, one, to have -- i don't understand why you would want your child to walk around -- it's like having a wound and not putting a band-aid on it. why would you want your kid to have the risk. and don't risk mine. neil: if i found out there are a couple of kids for whatever reasons, i think it's religious grounds. >> yes, and philosophical. neil: i'd like to know about that, and as a parent, i should know. >> you should know. because especially not only do you need one vaccination, you need two to be fully covered. many people stopped at one, they're not fully covered. they can get it even though you think you're safe. i really do think this should come down to the schools. we have more measle cases in 2015 thus far than all of last year. neil: a lot of it is people are opting out of the vaccine. i could see if all of the vaccines and other things measles, they're in the top tier of contagious worries? >> this vaccine has gotten bad press over years and people need to move on. 17 states where 10% of the people are not vaccinated. >> is that right? >> that is a lot. you still can go. if you change your mind, go. i would. neil: good point. >> thank you. neil: tracy thank you, speaking as a mom, and actually an angry one little. >> bit. neil: let me be brief. the paparazzi picture of katy perry online do not think about clicking it. now we know what happens when you do! ♪ you're going to hear me roar ♪ ♪ [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money. we run on quickbooks.tha t's how we own it. . neil: all right, sorry, i don't know what i was thinking, if you share pictures of katy perry, does she get furious. remember internet it's literally illegal to post pictures of me at my house, with my family the unethical paparazzi have taken on long lenses. retweeting the pictures may be unethical but definitely legal. nicole says that katy perry is right. so nicole you think she's right in what sense? >> the pictures were taken illegally. there is a california law which prevents people from using any device to take pictures of anyone, a celebrity or otherwise in their home where a person might expect privacy. if you're using any device to encroach on the person's privacy, you're breaking the law in california. she's right, the pictures were taken illegally. neil: what if you're viewing them if you are, you're in deep doo-doo yourself. >> she's trying to stop people from retweeting them. nicole is right, it is against the law in california to take the pictures. now they have drones driving over people's houses taking these types of pictures. it has to be stopped. neil: california with, all the celebrities, they have a problem with it. >> right, they have to cut back. retweeting these is first amendment right. neil: can you tweet away? >> you can retweet them. i wouldn't be the first one. neil: is that true? you can keep retweeting them? >> i completely disagree. these pictures were taken undeniably against the law, and it's a circumstance where if you're going to be retweeting the picture, you're not authorized by the person that the picture is of, and she may sue you. so if you're willing to take that chance, undeniably, she is correct. [ laughter ] >> i think that is fair game. >> i looked and there hasn't been one case where they pursued a case against a retweeter. nicole is right, if it is against the law, arguably there is a case. with the nude pictures nobody got in trouble for retweeting those. neil: what nude pictures? >> the various pictures. i thought you were in there. neil: she's saying that's the line. that's my private home, you draw the line there. is that essentially it nicole? >> she's it. she's correct. whether they use the lens or the eye of the tiger they were obtained illegally. >> how are they going to track down all the people who have retweeted, it's not practical and it's not been done the person who took the picture, perhaps. the entire internet illegal? neil: is that person liable? if it gets into the hands and people are retweeting? >> it may increase the damages, more people received it. it's not going add to liability for people retweeting. neil: thank you very much. in the meantime it is the campaign, i can't take -- >> says he has to dance right now. 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[ laughter ] >> you're right. >> we tried to wash our hands of the house work and this is what happens. honestly, i don't know, you bring -- >> did you like the roomba i got you for valentine's day? no, dear. >> don't sleep on the floor. >> there's a danger here but at the same time. >> i love these things. >> exactly. if i had one of these i'd be very excited if i never had to clean my floor again, hire a robot, i'd be all over that. neil: some of them are pretty stupid. they keep banging into the same chair. you hope they turn around, but no. the administration answering growing cyberattack, yet another government agency veronica they're still dotting the i's and crossing the t's on this. do we need another agency? >> that's the whole thing, do we know what the existing agencies do? that's one issue. this agency the goal is to create a gathering place for all that information but the thing is cybercriminals move so quickly, by the time they gather information is it going to be old data? that's the question to ask. also businesses are businesses willing to share data with the government to do the tracking, and vice versa is the government willing to share data with the businesses? >> i think there is plenty of people that said you know what? this is the business' responsibility to take really their cybersecurity measures enhanced. neil: sabrina, there are enough cops out, there we need smarter, better cops, better agency cops. >> that's my impulse, too. i take this issue very seriously. intellectual property is something we should be very concerned about. it costs 250 billion dollars a year in the united states. businesses individuals and the government need to come together. i'm always wary about the idea of creating another agency. this is about communication between the fbi and the cia and making sure we have ducks in a row. i don't think we need another fancy building to do that. neil: already, ladies thank you very much. you can just hug them. 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