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Waist line. i live in new jersey, by the way, marshall. if that's a deep state, i have to find a cheaper place. seriously, save the conspiracy theories for someone who has the time or interest. i don't. category seven cavuto is trying to be relevant. he's trying to pump up his rates. i didn't know that aol is still around. touche. but how exactly would criticizing the president here on fox help my ratings? curious. category 8. cavuto has gone rogue! this sums it up. cavuto must have a death wish now. he seems to want to be fired. you're talking to the wrong guy about death wishes and being afr...

I do think there's an element of that at work here which is, don mcgahn's no john dean rat. he's a good guy. don mcgahn, are you listening? there's no aol gags in the "the new york times" story that don mcgahn is a rat, number one. number two, even if he has given up to the goods they exist, he already did it. any sort of cajoling, anger, surprise by the president, the damage if there is damage to be done is done in the 30 hours. >> most others call john dean as a patriot. is the president defending richard nixon? that seems to be what he's implying in the tweet. going back to the other point ...

Stock's gotten beaten down even more than the rest of the market. >> aol and time warner was probably the worst deal in history. >> aol didn't really control the internet in the way they claimed to. >> everything is a lot easier and the internet is a lot more user-friendly. the internet moved to what aol was doing, so now what is aol's unique selling point and are you going to pay $23.95 a month extra for that? >> i feel like my retirement's going up in smoke as we talk here. >> the web was skyrocketing in popularity and internet users didn't want to live in the walled garden of aol services a...

Valley. >> some investors are licking their wounds today after a number of internet stocks took a hit on wall street. as reports of layoffs at dotcom companies and doubts about their ability to generate profits spread. >> they'll tell you one thing, everything will be fine, we're just going through transitions. the next week we're downsizing. the next week we're closing. >> once we started seeing a sell-off even companies that survived, ebay, amazon, they all suffered. >> amazon.com ceo jeff bezos. his company's stock price tumbling from $113 a share to less than 16 today. >> it's not the kind...

Conglomerate. >> the aol-time warner merger was the classic dotcom insanity. >> $160 billion. the biggest corporate takeover ever. >> this merger will launch the next internet revolution. >> the merger of time warner and aol wasn't really a merger. it was a purchase. >> i am struck by this image today of the upstart aol gobbling up this media institution time warner. shouldn't it be the other way around? >> well, it's sort of startling that a company tt couldn't even buy beer is now buying one of the oldest media companies in the country that took a century to get this big. >> we're just scrat...