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you are caring for a one or two-year-old. >>neil: today, rattled by the big baby and the bigger goodbye to your money because that is 30-year-old pretending to be a baby is nurtured on your dime. he collects social security from the crib, i am not kidding, along with his mother. and this is the same social security system that is expected to be tapped out by the year 2036 a year sooner than expected, enough to make tom coburn cry. he has had enough. firing off a letter to the inspector general demanding a full investigation. and "washington times," has been telling this story. i cannot believe this. how did this guy pull this off and get the checks. >>guest: he has been deemed by social security that he is "disabled," and .
you first raised your concerns and problems with the menu and the burger kings and they expanded it to include foods you found more correct and healthy, that wasn't enough. >>guest: no. that is why we went to congress. >>neil: you want them to get rid of burger and fries? >>guest: congress pass add law requiring all fast food restaurants to post a calorie count. >>neil: and they did. >>guest: and they are going to. and now --. >>neil: they are doing that and now you want ronald out. what do you want? >>guest: if you listen i will tell you, we are using zoning to keep mcdonald's foods away from food and getting ronald mcdonald out of school where he never shut have been. we could have appropriate warnings on fattening food as other dangerous products and there are lots of things using
countries so in 1967 the arab states attacked israel and israel counterattacked and took all the territory. it took the highlands and the golan heights and the west bank, and now the president is saying, give it all back. >>neil: they got it from the gains of a war they did not start. >>guest: exactly. >>neil: i have a couple of choice ... >>guest: so that make as conflict more likely. >>neil: tonight the saudi response, not from the king, but a prince and one of the world's richest men joining me on fox business network in less than two hours, first on fox business, only on fox business until another business network that claims to have him exclusively until it gets a chance to talk to much much, much, much, much, much later after he has already been with
happen. >>neil: you are right. >>guest: they do the best they can, the meteorologist, but a lot of this is not very predictable. >>neil: it comes back to the resources in your region and how it will impact food prices. if you have flooding along the key rivers and ports and terminals along the mississippi river it takes longer for goods to make their way to folks across the country to say nothing of the flooded farms and fields directly affected and then, still, higher food prices. is all this a worry? >>guest: it is to some degree. we will lose hundreds of thousands of acres of crops. the question is: will the soil dry out enough that a late crop can be made? we could plant soybeans in late
the same tactics as legal action against obesity as we did against smoking. >>neil: what if they started selling yogurt and salad. >>guest: it is a stupid hypothetical. >>neil: it is no less stupid than you fingering a clown for making a political statement, saying a company has to get rid of a logo, or you policing what is using that product. >>guest: we have an epidemic of obesity costing $150 billion a year, mostly paid for --. >>neil: so they got rid of the stuff you didn't like, and they will put up the menu and --. >>guest: you shout you never learn anything. >>neil: you never learn anything. if they have done everything, listen, john, listen, listen,
>>guest: that is the case. i support a simpler tax system but the size of the government today is too big so i don't think we should look at ways to try to wring more revenue in but look at ways to fix our spending over the next ten years. our mandatory spending will increase by 50 percent so the problem is not on the revenue side. but the problem is we spend a lot more than we bring in and it is important to remember the unfunded liability is over $100 trillion, eight years of g.d.p. you could have to tax 100 percent so all of the solutions ignore that the legal of taxes would shrink the economy. >>neil: thank you mark. pushing israel to roll back the borders and now jewish leaders promising to role back money to the president.
listen. john, they did everything you wanted. the menu. the lighter food, the healthy food, the parents deciding what they can eat and you are still saying not enough. you will not be happy until they close them all down. >>guest: we are winning. we are winning. we are winning. >>neil: is winning takes potentially tens of thousands of people out of work. >>guest: we are winning and we convinced the congress and we are convincing the states and we are convincing the boards in different cities. >>neil: if mcdonald's shut down were --. >>guest: i don't like stupid hypotheticals. >>neil: if mcdonald's shut down would you be happy with tens of thousands out of work? >>guest: i don't deal with silly hypotheticals. call your audience your great
regret taking your name out of the 2012 republican presidential list? now that so many others have begged off, governor huckabee, and john thune, and donald trump. what is going on? >>guest: the answer is, i do not regret it. as i said before i made the decision, what others do would have nothing to do with my decision and it doesn't. it was the right decision for me. i will say when i hear the president, today, dolling -- calling for the israelis to offer to give away so much of their security by withdrawing to pre-1967 lines, i sure hope somebody on our side, and i expect a lot of people on our side, are going to say, we don't expect the israelis to to be ids
me, a full day after he has been with me on fox business. lost in had whole israel shrink your border thing, they are still doling out money in the middle east. $1 billion for egypt. michael, what do you make of this? >>guest: the president has talked about dignity for people and i wish he would consider dignity for americans with 50 million on food stamps, 9 percent unemployment, bring the money home. where does it say in the constitution they can steal money from us and give it to foreigners? this is unconscionable. the republicans will back it. the democrats will back it. and we will borrow it from china. and give it away. and americans have to repay. >>neil: what is weird, we are borrowing it from china because
they owe so much of our debt but we are doing this to keep china at bay in this region. >>guest: what could be a better wish on your enemy than let them have the arabs. and the israelis. let them have it all. look what it has done to us. we have lost two wars. we are on the verge of bankruptcy. the saudis don't listen to us let chinese have the problems. we are now forgiving the debt that the new government inherits from the prior thievery and in jordan we committed a great deal of money and resources and american wheat and corn, to what end? what are we going to get? >>guest: we will getting in but hatred and anger. because at the same time they are spending this money, mrs. clinton and the president are creating chaos in the region