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>>guest: this started to help small business and it didn't do anything. we wanted to be able to reduce our expenses and we all it does is reduce expense force employees. >>neil: but it was supposed to help the employers? >>guest: it is supposed to help me. now, because they cannot help, our semester is three months, not two months now i do two sets of books and i have higher administration costs so uncertainty for small business be we have no cash employee and you cost me more money. you save my employee $20 and you cost me $2,000. >>neil: you are just whining? >>guest: not whining saying, again, they do the small little band-aids. this was very expensive. and where does it come from? the consumer. so you save them, here is 20 but i will bill you $100. >>neil: would you feel differently if originally the idea was employers were to enjoy a payroll tax cut holiday, but that is not happening now, would it make a difference to you? >>guest: i think if they took the whole subject and made a
>>neil: we will see what happens the next 24 hours. thank you very much. a lot of things that are going on in the shopping season have a lot to do with how much extra cash you have in hand, how much extra you have in your wallet and when it comes to that, the payroll tax cut tax thing was supposed to be a huge debate. you will have an extra $20 on average, a week, to spend, and if it were taken away from you in january, as it looked for a while, you would not have it to spend so we decided we would ask some folks about that and whether it makes a difference to you, the $20 extra and the payroll tax cut does it make a difference? >>guest: no. >>neil: are you aware you have it? >>guest: i am. >>neil: the fact it could be taken away did it make a difference? >>guest: not with spending for christmas, no. >>neil: you, did it make a difference? >>guest: no, i am self employed. i deal with it different time of the year. >>neil: and you? if you didn't get this, would you have been inclined to shop
$99 and this is a blue tooth product. >>neil: very good. what is this? >>guest: perfect for the neil cavuto family. a wine opener. >>neil: why do you assume we are drinkers? >>guest: fine wine. >>neil: we are the twist off variety. >>guest: you put the wine cutter here. >>neil: that would be beautiful in my thunderbird. >>guest: it will take the screw top off and take the cork out and pop it back out. >>neil: we talked about shoppers and you were a special type of retailers, i know a lot of men are drawn to your stores. do they hold back? look for deals? >>guest: we saw black friday a blow out day and from black friday they moved quickly to the
the web has been on fire and the stores are bursting at the scenes with last minute shoppers having a great time. this is one of the hottest products in the market, white and black fashion colors and if you have an ipad and you want to finish off with something to help you type and protects its, this is the item. this is $99.95, a great bargain. and you get everything. not the ipad but everything else. case and keyboard, $99.95. >>neil: that looks cool. thank you very much. very cool. what else? >>guest: well, i don't me if i can put the mike down, this is one of the hottest new things on the market, it looks like a
out goodies. folks are asking what i am getting out of the swiss colony folks coming here and there is no truth to the rumor they are shifting this all to my house. they will do it after the show! the c.e.o. of this fine company, and i can remember this, i was telling everyone during the break as a kid my mom ordered from you guys every year. every year. like an institution. >>guest: we have been in the business for 895 -- 85 years now. so you have probably had a lot of packages. >>neil: a lot of people underestimate the value of just getting food for the holidays. that is semi. what do you think? >>guest: pest must really love chocolate and cheese because we sell a lot. we are fortunate. >>neil: what is the biggest seller? >>guest: we will sell a lost chocolate right here. wonderful toffee, sensation am
so this has energized the campaign and the fundraising, the other day when some of this stuff was coming out someone said, our fundraising has gone up. again. >>neil: the more this, coulds out the more the fund raiding picks up. >>guest: that is what happens. it is ironic so maybe we need a few more criticizing what is going on and express the disenchantment, it would be more fund raising and probably more tv and more votes. >>neil: when you get to front rubber status as you have, they start digging more into the past, the newsletters your name associated with in the mid-1990's are seen as many to be racist. they say you are a racist, how do you respond to that now? >>guest: i don't think anyone calls me racest. the charge, i was negligent as a publisher of a newsletter not paying more attention because it is a big ironic as a civil
a third party candidate he would take away from republicans others argue his view taken to the extreme as staying out of foreign come flicks -- conflict would take away and draw in liberals. what do you say? >>guest: ron paul if you take the total picture, he leans far more to the conservative than he does to the liberal side, and apart from more of an isolationist worldview, i can't imagine liberals going for someone who is pro life, pro traditional marriage, who believes that we ought to have the gold st. and get rid of the fed and stop debt, there are so many areas i cannot imagine a liberal would say, yes, that is my guy. >>neil: thank you, governor, we look forward to your show tomorrow night, huckabee always a good show. my only regret is he continues to be competition for us by not running with incredible numbers and i find that reprehensible.
force force -- chris mouse is famous as it is. >>guest: he wants to upstage me. he has the way with the camera. >>neil: so this holiday will look, compared to last year? >>guest: this year is better than last year. we were strong throughout the year and we had a tremendous november and december push, and, actually, we are selling through on everything we have. >>neil: is this when thing you sell that you say, well, not again. >>guest: there are some things we sell less of. monroe, wisconsin, has the only limburger cheese, so you may want to keep that for your sell. >>neil: i don't mind that. >>guest: take that home.
>> guys, we got to fight back, all right, last time i checked we built the pyramids, all right? and now we're dealing with women complaining about the coloring. we have been examining hundreds of commercials and invariably and almost 100 percent, that is how men are presented as total idiots and i have decided to randomly talk to folks here in the crowd how they feel about that, whether they concur. how do you feel? are men presented unfairly in videos? >> i believe they are. look at charlie sheen on "2 1/2 men," she a womanizer and alcoholic and that is not how all men are. don't agree with that. >>neil: we could is done better than charlie sheen analogy. but that is okay. your point is well-taken. >>neil: young lady? >>guest: they choose to take
so is everyone else. >>neil: what is the logic that as bad as it could is now they are better than they were, and getting better, and that is what they will run on. >>guest: better than when? my life was a heck of a lot better before he get into the white house because it has been downhill since. and now, again we don't have any candidates to go against him. bad and worse. >>neil: you don't see anything demonstrably picking up? if you can say, and the obama administration has said, if 11 months from new people can lock back and say, well, we seem to be off the map, the numbers hardly great but they are better you don't think that is enough? >>guest: most americans can turn around and go, you know what? i don't believe it. my life is not better this year than last year. it is tighter than ever. we have more unemployment. we have more communities, and it is vacant the the business.