certainly the stock to watch between now and close. that does it for us. have a great day. don t forget to catch fast at 5 a and follow me on twitter. halftime is over and power lunch and the second half of the trading day starts now. the fight in washington has begun. president obama issuing a warning on the next d.c. deadline, days after americans see a bigger chunk of their first check of the year going to social security taxes. something rotten may be at apple. the stock is dropping, taking with it the nasdaq and a whole lot of mutual funds. so should you get ready to bite? go into apple on the report that scott just talked about. and check out the brand new corvette. iconic car, maybe even more beautiful than it s ever been. that s one of the things on display at the detroit auto show. we will take you to motor city live. but first to sue with the new york stock exchange. ty, you saw it moment ago on cnbc. president obama finishing up his news conference in was
just for you, right here on mad money, i m jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow! good evening, everyone. i m larry kudlow. this is the kudlow report. it s getting nasty again. today, president obama promises not to compromise on the debt ceiling. as usual he demonizing demonizes republicans for hurting our elderly and the troops. meanwhile the white house won t deliver its own budget in time and still wants to raise more taxes. we re about to hear a response from a republican house member. that s not all. fed chief ben bernanke is saying it must raise the debt ceiling and that the fed is going to keep buying bonds for now. on this one-month anniversary of the heinous, awful newtown shootings, the sheriff comes out in favor of banning assault weapons. the kudlow report begins right now. first up tonight, president obama slams the republicans. he says no gimmick, no magic coins. just the plain old standoff on the debt ceiling. who is gonna blink first in this? j
the dlp to power. get a little, give a little, house speaker john boehner may be willing to raise taxes on the wealthy if president obama allows entitlement cuts in return. and corporate news weighs on sentiment across europe. kpn shares fall after dividend and greco stocks plunges as analysts cut their outlook for the uk power group. okay. welcome. it s the start of a brand new week here on worldwide exchange. and don t adjust your set, kelly and i are together. for once, for a day. but make the most of it because it won t be lasting. if only there were a slo-mo. i m going to enjoy as much as i can of today. and likewise. and then we re going to have to get all of our u.s. voouers to find cnbc world because they could get three hours of you, carol and carolin for the rest of the week. whatever they can do. record it and fast forward to the good bits. yeah. it will be 2:00, 3:00 in the morning or whatever. on today s show, plenty to come on. yes. t
she choked. she said are you accusing me of being dumb? who would make a statement like that. if you ll vote for one of these people, maybe crazy bernie, he seems to be leading. as we keep winning washington democrats keep losing their minds. they ve gone nuts. this november we re going to take back the house, hold the senate and keep the white house. [cheering and applause] julie: even before the sun is up out west, crowds are building already in las vegas ahead of another presidential rally this afternoon. that is set for 3:00 p.m. eastern time. ed: that is where we find peter doocy, live in las vegas as democrats make a final push ahead of nevada s caucuses tomorrow. good morning. good morning, ed and julie. even though michael bloomberg isn t on the ballot in november nevada he is on candidate s minds. i don t think he is moving the right way. the issue democratic rivals have with bloomberg now is he got in too late to put in the leg work that they ve been doi
with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. president obama called in reinforcements today for what he calls a tech surge to attack problems with the new health insurance web site. the insurance industry agreed to form technical teams to help fix the site. since it went online october 1, people attempting to shop for insurance under the new patient protection and affordable care act have had trouble logging in. some who did log in had the screen lock up. others couldn t create an account. and some who did set up an account were later de-enrolled. then in an effort to fix the web site, it was designed to allow users to shop for insurance before they created an account, but that ran into trouble as well. jan crawford has more about that. reporter: the new feature on the healthcare.gov web site allows consumers to see plans now but they often come with the wrong price tag. it s incredibly misleading for people trying to get a sense of what they re paying. reporter: industr