coming from john hopkins. i think the image he projects of a calmic kind gen russian man from what i can tell is largely the reality. but ben carson is on take low energy. it s funny, isn t it, it s a fine line from calm reassuring and wimpy, isn t it? but you don t accomplish what carson has done by being wimpy, no, you don t. i think in his case, the low key especially to the over-the-top personalities trump and cruz, it s almost a nice breather in these debates when you get to carson. mary, how is carson different than trump? let me count the ways, paul.
this is humira at work. time now for the huts and h hits and misses of the week. this is the miss for the anchor of the pbs s news hour who recently sent out a tweet. she was retweeting an administration s tweet on the successes or the achievements of the iran nuclear deal as the administration sees it. she wrote take that bb. she later tried to explain this suicide not a partisan comment on her part, even that was too much for the pbs om buds men. this is a publicly funded television station. we should get opinion from the opinion leaders but straight news and not bias from people like her. mary? i want to give a miss to president obama who went to alaska this week to whip up fears about climate change, and
their politics have sunk to our low. mary. too easy but i ll do it anyway. big miss to the united nations for electing in secret ballot the low rights of the community. russian, saudi arabia, vietnam, to the human rights council. our ambassador to the u.n. tweeted they she hopes these countries practices will change. just what we need, more promise also of hope and change. okay. brett. this is a hit of sorts to sotheby s auction house which this week auctioned off an andy warhol painting for $105.4 million. that s a lot of money. shows the art market is healthy. shows someone is willing to shell out that kind of cash. on the other hand, andy warhol, really, $105 million? there are many things in life that money gets but taste isn t one of them. if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us at jer @foxnews.com.
warren for president that s what some republicans said about barack obama too and that hasn t been an experience a lot of them want to repeat. what is it about warren s record? what she s done in the senate? she s now been in the senate a couple she wants tighter enforcement over financial institutions. she really wants to put the thumb of the regulators on the banks, other company, other financial institutions. she started the consumer financial protection bureau. a big protector. clearly, a constitutional agency that has no checks and balances. and wants agencies to declare guilt when they enter into settlements with the sec. when you ask the country, do you know who mary joe white is and she s the head of the securities and exchange commission. look, is occupy wall street important today as it was three years ago? i don t think so. she s a thorn in the side of
democratic party really lies with a freshman senator from massachusetts. we re back with kim strousle and wall street journal editorial board member mary kissle also joins us. kim, start with you, what s behind the warren boom? the argument is if you look through the history of the democratic party, there s always these flashes of enthusiasm for these populist anti-wall street candidates. some of them, most of them, have always flamed out because they do tend to appeal to only a small part of the base. campuses and white liberal, cultural liberal. but not necessarily with minorities or the working poor. their argument, new republican argument is that has changed, the combination of the 2008 financial crisis and barack obama as president has shifted the party. they re ready and eager for a candidate like warren. certain be thithings like the b