Being a man today is a beautiful thing because we have access to so much health information and can take care of our bodies better than ever. In fact, we don't even have to grow old anymore because we can eliminate all the bad habits that cause cells to dysfunction and accumulatively cause premature aging. Healthy men can now beat the clock of chronological age and retain a biological age of about 30 for the rest of their lives. The science of aging provides us with a lot of clues on how to accomplish this. Let's consider the 5 most important health tips for men to prevent aging and decreased health below.
Since most of the cellular aging is related to the build-up of plaque in the arteries due to unabsorbed blood sugar, we can safely avoid many health problems by reducing sugar intake. This especially includes sweetners like high fructose corn syrup but even refined sugar in general. In fact, science shows that we are better off retaining a slim profile because this is shown to increase our lifespans. This may be the reason why so many lean Asians age so well and reach those impossible ages well past 100 years old. The science also shows that people who acquire diabetes cut their life expectancy in half due to this process called glycation that builds up plaque in the arteries. Diabetes makes it hard for the body to heal and will increase the risks of heart disease and strokes considerably from the narrowing of arteries.
But, the sugar problem doesn't stop with sugar. Some studies now suggest that insulin resistance can occur even when you eat artificial sweeteners that don't contain sugar. So, if you think diet foods are healthy, think again. Most foods that are packaged as low-calorie, zero-calorie, or no sugar alternatives to rich foods have nasty artificial sweeteners. Artificial sweeteners like aspartame, sucralose, saccharin, acesulfame, and neotame may trick your brain into releasing insulin because your mouth detects the sweet taste. It is better to avoid processed foods altogether just to be safe because many are loaded with high levels of sodium, sugar, and sugar substitutes.
The use of artificial sweeteners is a lot like the use of margarine and hydrogenated oils to avoid the natural fats in butter. Then, years later, they tell us that the hydrogenated oils are the worst thing in the world for us because they clog our arteries and are difficult to break down. Today, many food manufacturers are trying to eliminate hydrogenated oils but have difficulty replicating the flakey crusts and firm dough consistencies that are desirable in baked goods. While the move to butter and olive oil blends that don't contain hydrogenated oils is helping, you still have to be careful what you eat. Even seemingly innocuous foods like peanut butter, a comfort food, have high volumes of hydrogenated oils that stick around in your body for a very long time. So, if you want to be a feature story in men's health and fitness websites, you should avoid anything with hydrogenated oils to protect your heart.
Although it may seem like a basic thing that anyone would know to do, taking vitamins is not always considered appropriately. Many people are severely deficient of vitamins like B-12 because they have limited sources to naturally acquire the vitamin. In addition, the majority of people have a genetic mutation that limits their ability to properly absorb Vitamin B-12. Because Vitamin B-12 plays such a vital role in metabolism, mental health, and helps us keep our weight down even if we overindulge, there is no better vitamin to supplement in your diet separately even if some is in your multi-vitamin or fortified foods like breakfast cereals. Even in 2019, it is still unclear if fortified vitamins in breakfast cereals are properly absorbed by the body and what possible health effects they provide.
Another key vitamin that many are lacking in their diet is Vitamin D. In areas where the climate is colder, people spend more time indoors and fail to naturally produce enough of this vitamin. Your body naturally produces Vitamin D when your skin is exposed to sunlight. It doesn't take much, but at least half an hour a day to build up a healthy level. If you are not living in sunny California, you should probably supplement your diet with Vitamin D. Vitamin D plays a critical role in insulin regulation, the strength of bones and teeth, and also in the nervous system.
If you visit a mens health website, you may find information on the benefits of glucosamine and chondroitin. These supplements are often used by people who have arthritis or other joint conditions. A few of the men's health and fitness websites will also tell you that they are now a necessity for anyone who engages in excessive workouts or cardio training. Because treadmills and bikes have made it easier than ever to overtrain, the solution is to replenish the synovial fluid in our joints by taking these supplements and helping to remineralize the cartilage. Even if you weight train, you may feel the inflammation in your joints and hips even if you are still young. Taking glucosamine and chondroitin before you develop arthritis will help you feel like a kid again.
It is easy to see the dangers of these substances. Smoking depletes the oxygen available to the body and increases the risks of cancer, heart disease, stroke, and many other ailments. Drinking is toxic to the liver and can even destroy the pancreas and cause diabetes. If you can limit your exposure to second-hand smoke, and drink in moderation at social events and no more, your body will thank you. You will hold up much better to premature aging. And that is the conclusion of our 5 health tips for men 2019 article.
Be sure to visit our mens health website regularly for more key tips.


These four letters were written by James B. Johnson (1843-18xx) who served in Co. D, 87th Ohio Infantry. He was mustered into the service in June 1862 for a term of only three months. The regiment left Ohio in mid-June for Baltimore and then were sent to Harpers Ferry in late July where the first letter was written at "Camp Banning" — named after Col. Henry Blackstone Banning, their regimental commander. The regiment was involved in a couple of minor skirmishes in September and were included among the troops surrendered at Harpers Ferry to Stonewall Jackson's men just before the Battle of Antietam. They were paroled and sent to Annapolis before being mustered out of service on 20 September 1862.
In 1863, we learn from the second letter that James worked for J. S. Stratton in Toledo, Ohio. From it we also learn that he began to entertain the idea of seeking a commission as an officer of colored troops. On 9 October 1864, he enlisted as a 2nd Lieutenant and on the same day was commissioned into Company G, U. S. Colored Troops 5th Infantry. He was promoted to 1st Lieutenant on 2 January 1865, on which day he was commissioned into the U.S. Colored Troops 117th Infantry. Johnson resigned on May 29 1865.
The 5th U.S. Colored Infantry Regiment consisted of white officers and African-American regulars enlisted during the Civil War. Formed as the 127th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment at Camp Delaware OH, it was redesignated as the 5th Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops and moved to Norfolk, Virginia in November 1863. The unit saw considerable action North Carolina and Virginia during 1864. During Lieutenant Johnson's service, the 5th fought at Fair Oaks, from Oct 27-28, before returning to the trenches near Richmond. In December 1864, the 5th was assigned to the newly formed XXV Corps, and participated in the failed attack on Fort Fisher NC from Dec 7-27 1864, and the successful Second Battle of Fort Fisher from Jan 7-15 1865 soon after Johnson was detached.
Today I suppose the house is full and you are making yourself general useful and agreeable. I believe I should like to be there just today so as to go to the concern tonight to hear the singing of course. I don't think now that the 87th will recruit quite so soon as I did. It don't look much like it now at least. Most of the boys will join other regiments in which they have friends. Do you know whether there will be a chance to enlist after the 10th of September.
We heard yesterday that Pope had whipped Jackson all out.
We have been expecting an attack and have received reinforcements but since the news, I guess it has all blown over. Three companies have gone out on an expedition of some sort today but I don't know what for.
We shan't go home tip loud time is out and perhaps not then. I am afraid I shan't have a very good chance to enlist and I don't want to study this fall for all the boys will be gone. I wrote to Miss Jenkins the other day and I don't know but she thinks I am rather fast but I thought she sent me a program with remarks to the exercises. Pinny [?] is going to study again when he gets back to Oberlin but I don't know what the Cap[tain] will do except [get] married which he will do as soon as he gets home.
I have pretty good health all the time but don't weigh as much as I did at home. Still I am stronger and can stand more than I could. I wrote to Edd two weeks ago for two dollars but he hasn't written or it has been lost. If either, I wish you would send $2.00 by return of mail for I shall have to lose $2 unless I can pay in cash.
I received yours of yesterday this morning. Am glad mother has gone west for I know she will enjoy it so well & almost wish I were in Edd's place. I am getting to be of some use to Mr. Stratton ¹ (by the way his name is J. L., not H. D. Stratton as you have it) and begin to feel more contented though I would jump at the chance of a commission in a colored regiment. A. B. Johnson made me a visit and you know I couldn't take him home with me so I went to the McKinster House and paid $1.50 for a meal. A. B. is the same as ever — has pretty high ideas of his capabilities &c. but I want to see him try it before I believe he can succeed in everything. Although he is a pretty smart scholar, I believe something else is needed to get along well in the world.
I received a couple of notes against a Mr. Pendergast from Mr. Plumb but can't find any traces of him at present.
The townspeople got up quite an excitement yesterday on the report of a rebel invasion of Lucas County & several __ Tug loads and wagon loads started off to drive out the invaders. Haven't heard much about it since they returned so I suppose it was all a farce. Probably some gypsy horse thieves.
You may put my name down as a member of that substitute club & I will send you the money whatever it is.
¹ I believe this was Jerome L. Stratton (1838-19xx), a civil engineer in Toledo, Ohio. Jerome was married to Elizabeth Lawton in 1861.
I received your letter some time since but have almost forgotten whether I have answered it or not. We are in the trenches again — that means in our shebangs behind the breastworks feeling very comfortable and perfectly safe so long as there is no move on our side.
We had a little excitement this morn & made every preparation for an attack from the Johnnies on account of its being Election Day. This is proof enough to me of the style of loyalty of the McClellanites. We the officers of the 5th had a caucus last eve and made arrangements to vote and give all the "more than half white" a chance. It will be my first vote and I think I couldn't christen it on a more important occasion for the coming election will have as much effect on the war as all our recent victories.
We have just received an addition to our officers — two 2d Lieuts. from a Connecticut Regiment — both fine-looking fellows.
Just was interrupted by an order detailing me as officer of the day and had to report to headquarters "without delay" where I received orders to have the companies march up one at a time commencing with A & deposit their votes. A good many pretty dark ones are voting but there is no one to challenge them.
We are having rainy wet weather and I think the campaign is over for this season. But there is going to be a Colored Corps organized & they won't probably be very choice of it when there is any fighting. We hear that Willie is getting better & will not probably lose his legs.
I have just been up to see how the vote came out this eve. [James L.] Patton, [Elliott] Grabill & [Frank] Ford are judges. [Albert] Safford & [Frank] Call clerks. There were 194 votes polled — all for Lincoln. We had no McClellan votes. The McClellan voters were in sight of our polls looking on as if they were quite interested, but owing to an armed force around the polls, they didn't seem it safe to use their right of suffrage. In fact, they did collect at a picket post in plain sight of where we were voting, exchanged papers, and were very anxious to learn how things were going.
I received a letter from grandmother the other with some tracts enclosed.
I think I wrote you something about sutler business. We have a permanent sutler now and so that is up. I should like to get some of you down here for company but shall have to give it up I guess.
Have just been round visiting the guards. Got the guns away from half of them & came pretty near getting a hole punched through me from one guilty fellow. Shall go round again when the 3rd relief goes on and then go to sleep till 4 o'clock in the morning. [Rev. James] Patton is having a shebang built today — that is a square log pen with the open spaces chinked & plastered with mud with a hole cut for a door & one for a fireplace. Covered with shelter tents, they make very comfortable abodes.
Camp of 5th U. S. C. T.
I received your letter just now. I suppose you have received my letter with regard to sutlership. I am sorry, but will keep a bright lookout for another chance. Was very glad of those p[ostage] stamps, as we have no way of getting them here, except by sending. We are back from the works 100 yards or so, drilling, doing fatigue & picket duty & "nesting" but will be glad to get back into the trenches, where we have nice warm houses built and no drill.
Mr. [James] Patton gave us his first sermon yesterday, which was very short, consequently acceptable, as it was a very cold day and came between Inspection & Review. We had a little flurry of snow — the first of the season with us. My first Lieut. & I have 4 blankets & so manage to keep very comfortably by laying close. My greatest trouble is in keeping clean. Water is so very scarce & it is hard work to leave camp. Father said he would send me things by express whenever I wanted them & I am inclined to take him up. Call & I are in want of some little things & we thought you might send both in one package. I want about 10 quires of note paper & envelopes., a pocket inkstand, a silk handkerchief, a house wife [sewing kit], a testament, a little blank book & a 30 ft. tape measure, graduated to tenths.
I have been detailed for engineer duty on Gen. [Halbert E.] Paine's staff to take charge of the works of the 3rd Division & shall have to quarter at Div. headquarters &c, which will cost something I am afraid. I don't know how I shall succeed nor how long I shall stay so as you need not say anything to nobody 'till I write again.
Your brother, — J. B. Johnson, Co. G, 5th U.S.C.T.


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Press Release: Biscuit Celebrates 20 Years
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HarperCollins Children's Books Celebrates
Biscuit's 20th Anniversary
"Dear Alyssa Satin Capucilli, I think you should write a Biscuit book called, Biscuit Learns How to Read. Biscuit books are easy for me to read but that's what makes reading fun."
— Cami, an avid Biscuit fan
New York, NY (March 23, 2016)—HarperCollins Children's Books celebrates an incredible milestone this year—the 20th anniversary of the cherished book series Biscuit. With over 75 titles and over 21 million books in print in 5 different languages, Alyssa Satin Capucilli's Biscuit series continues to mesmerize generations of readers.
The idea of Biscuit was brought to HarperCollins in 1994 by Capucilli's agent as a picture book, with illustrations by Pat Schories, but was soon reworked so that it could start the creation of a new section of the I Can Read! program, called Level 1 I Can Read! The first Biscuit book was published in 1996, and since then the franchise has helped over 20 million emergent children learn to read, and has over fifty books in circulation, including, Biscuit Finds a Friend, Bathtime for Biscuit, and Biscuit Builds a Treehouse. The series has since spawned picture books, board books, and novelty books, along with a new Level 1 I Can Read! book being released annually. Many fans have taken this small yellow puppy and his world into their hearts and their imaginations.
The idea for Capucilli's children books came from personal experience, like so many great stories of the past. It was her daughter's interaction while dog sitting a neighbor's huge, rambunctious dog that ultimately lead her to write the first book. It was this inspiration as well as Capucilli's drawing upon her childhood bond with literary characters, love of poetry, rhythm and music that crafted the world of Biscuit.
"Although there is much we hope to celebrate in the life of a young child, it is a particularly magical celebration when a child learns to read independently," Capucilli explained in a personal letter. "Knowing that for the past twenty years, Biscuit has been even a small part of that lifelong celebration is humbling."
ABOUT ALYSSA SATIN CAPUCILLI:
Alyssa Satin Capucilli is the author of the bestselling Biscuit books and many other beloved children's books. She grew up in Brooklyn, where she fell in love with reading, stating that her weekly trip to the public library were much anticipated. Capucilli now resides in a bookfilled home in HastingsonHudson, New York with her two children, Peter and Laura, her husband Bill, and of course the family dog, a lovable chocolate Labrador named Huckleberry, who she credits with being the inspiration for a lot of her work.
ABOUT HARPERCOLLINS CHILDREN'S BOOKS:
HarperCollins Children's Books is one of the leading publishers of children's and teen books. Respected worldwide for its tradition of publishing quality, awardwinning books for young readers, HarperCollins is home to many timeless treasures and bestsellers such as Charlotte's Web, Goodnight Moon, Where the Sidewalk Ends, Where the Wild Things Are, The Graveyard Book and series including The Chronicles of Narnia, Ramona, Warriors, Pete the Cat, Fancy Nancy, Divergent, and The Selection. Consistently at the forefront of digital innovation, HarperCollins Children's Books delights readers through engaging storytelling in all formats, including ebooks and apps. HarperCollins Children's Books is a division of HarperCollins Publishers, which is the second largest consumer book publisher in the world, has operations in 18 countries, and is a subsidiary of News Corp (NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA; ASX: NWS, NWSLV). You can visit HarperCollins Children's Books at www.harpercollinschildrens.com and www.epicreads.com and HarperCollins Publishers at corporate.HC.com.
Celebrating 20 years of Reading: How Biscuit Came to Be
by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
""In winter I get up at night And dress by yellow candlelight. In summer, quite the other way, I have to go to bed by day..."
So go the first lines of Bed in Summer by Robert Louis Stevenson. My well‐worn copy of A Child's Garden Verses sits on my desk today, a tangible reminder of the love of language, poetry, story, and reading that was instilled at a very young age. I know this love of reading and my connection to characters as a reader was snugly in place when I sat down to write Biscuit, now celebrating its 20th year of publication.
Like so many writers, I drew upon events in my life, in this case watching my young daughter dog‐sit a neighbor's huge, rambunctious dog. As I watched her interacting with the pup, I was struck by her patience and gentle nature. Most of all, I loved that she believed the dog understood every word she was saying. I was swept back into my own childhood where I faithfully envisioned myself in the world of my own favorite characters, Henry and Ribsy by Beverly Clearly, sustaining my imagination and my yearning for having a dog of my own. And when I sat down with notebook in hand to tell the story of Biscuit, I rekindled my childhood bond with characters, my love of poetry, my love of rhythm and music from many years spent as a dancer, and gave shape to what to me was a melodic conversation; a conversation between a child and her beloved pet. I envisioned Biscuit as a picture book, a lullaby actually, where the recurring "Time for bed, Biscuit!" would gently soothe and entice a puppy to settle down for the night, with the repetitive "woof, woof"
refrain serving as the gentle protest of a puppy or perhaps a child who was not quite ready to give up the fun of the day...yet. My agent sagaciously placed the manuscript for Biscuit into the hands of HarperCollins in July of 1994; by December of that very year I received a letter welcoming me to the venerable I Can Read family. Biscuit would be one of the titles to launch a new, younger level of I Can Read books: My First I Can Read. Pat Schories was chosen to illustrate the text, fully embracing the gentle and patient nature of the young child who always has one more hug and one more kiss for a beloved small yellow puppy.
Upon publication in 1996, I immediately began to receive mail from children, parents, and educators ‐‐ children were learning to read with Biscuit noting, "Biscuit is the first book I can read all by myself." As an avid reader myself, I was compelled to write more. Going through my notes from that time, I did naively ask my agent if we might propose the idea of Biscuit as a series, still, I am quite sure that I never envisioned twenty years of stories would follow. My sage editor fortunately rejected the next offering, Bigger Biscuit, and Biscuit safely remained a small yellow puppy for the foreseeable future. Had Biscuit "grown up" as I intended, we would certainly not have been privileged to share the treasured world of emergent readers for twenty years hence! Instead our second story was Biscuit Finds a Friend. And whether our readers envisioned themselves as the puppy that joyfully splashes through the pond or the young child who mindfully returns a lost duckling to its home, the opportunity to create new titles was at hand. In our third adventure, Bathtime for Biscuit, I began to expand the world of this silly puppy, introducing his friend, Puddles. Within five short years of publication, and tremendous support from a devoted publisher and editors, there were plans for picture books, board books and novelty books, with a new My First I Can Read title, solidly welcoming emergent readers each year. Biscuit
became known to readers far and wide and in numerous languages, whether you read along with a "Woof, woof!" or a "¡Guau! ¡Guau!" or even "Hav, hav!" To date, there are over 75 titles and over 21 million books in print in many languages.
In any language, early childhood is often filled with rhythms, chants, and lullabies, often serving as the very basis for early literacy. That Biscuit's "lullaby" was welcomed by now generations of readers, is still cause to pinch myself...honestly. And while being even a small part of the time when a child learns to read is beyond gratifying and humbling, what remains precious to me as well, is the world of Biscuit itself. Although Pat Schories and I have worked together now for over twenty years to create this world, we of course also work quite separately. What I think we share most deeply is a vision of the life of young child, whether embodied by Biscuit, or the little girl who remains unnamed – she is every child. It is a simple, uncluttered, unhurried world that I hope readers return to and linger in for its warmth and humor, its moments of mayhem and its moments of quiet. Because whether its your first time visiting a big city, or a farm, or helping a neighbor feed their pets, there's nothing quite like having a puppy at your heels to share it with.
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Citation Information: Linguistics, Volume 51, Issue Jubilee, Pages 11–14, ISSN (Online) 1613-396X, ISSN (Print) 0024-3949, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/ling-2013-0039.
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At a press event in Las Vegas the other day, Garth made it clear that his Las Vegas shows – his first in the city since a residency that found him doing recurring occasional acoustic performances a few years ago – will be "stand-alone" events unlike any on his current tour. "Fans that come to Vegas (will) make this an event that will be truly…truly historic for us. It's going to be epic for us," he says. "We picked the right city, the right venue, the right people."
The shows – four concerts, originally announced for July 2, 3 and 4…along with additional shows on June 24 and 25, just announced today – will take place at the entertainment capital's soon-to-open state-of-the-art 20-thousand seat Las Vegas Arena. "We're going to bring our A-game in here, and we're going to expand it," Garth says. "I can't imagine a World Tour without Vegas. But if you saw the World Tour two weeks before the Vegas show or two weeks after the Vegas show, it won't look anything like the Vegas show."
Tickets for all seven of the Garth Brooks World Tour shows in Las Vegas go onsale to the public this Friday, December 11 (10:00am PT) online at www.garthvegas.com or by phone at 1-844-63GARTH.
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Soul Train Awards 2017: Complete List Of Winners
The Soul Train Awards which held in orleans Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday night (Nov 26) handed out honors to top talents in R&B, hip-hop and gospel music which was hosted by Erykhah Badu, recognized the achievements of Toni Braxton and SWV with the Legend and Lady of Soul awards, respectively.
Bruno Mars led the winners' list taking home best R&B/soul male artist, video of the year, album/mixtape of the year, song of the year and dance performance. SZA nabbed two, best new artist and best R&B/soul female. Best gospel/inspirational award went to Lecrae while DJ Khaled claimed best collaboration for "Wild Thoughts" featuring Rihanna and Bryson Tiller.
Erykah Badu hosted the BET-presented show
Bruno Mars had 5 wins
See the full list of winners below:
Best New Artist – SZA
Best R&B/Soul Male Artist – Bruno Mars
Soul Train Certified Award – Bell Biv Devoe and Ledisi
Video of the Year – Bruno Mars – "24K Magic"
Best Gospel/Inspirational Award – Lecrae
Album/Mixtape of the Year – Bruno Mars – "24K Magic"
Rhythm & Bars Award (Formerly Best Hip-Hop Song of the Year) – Cardi B – "Bodak Yellow"
Best R&B/Soul Female Artist – SZA
Song of the Year – Bruno Mars – "That's What I Like"
The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award – "Cranes in the Sky" – Written By: Troy L. John, Solange Knowles, Raphael Saadiq (Solange)
Best Dance Performance – Bruno Mars – "24K Magic"
Best Collaboration – DJ Khaled ft. Rihanna and Bryson Tiller – "Wild Thoughts"
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seconds. amazon, facebook and netflix, hit highs. >> is 100 the new 70? thank you for joining us. we appreciate it, "risk & reward" starts right now. >> it will be a lot easier. i think we're in a position, we'll let obamacare fail. we're not going to own it. i'm not going to own it, i can tell you, the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obamacare fail, then the democrats will come to us. liz: you break it, you own it. invoking colin powell d disok doctrine, president saying it is not on him, it is not on the republicans, it is on the democrats it is on charles schumer and nancy pelosi. >> it is pretty clear, that there are not 50 republicans at the moment to vote for a
replacement for obamacare. sometimes in the near future we'll have a vote on repealing obamacare. in that proposal, there is a two year delay. which would give us an opportunity to work out a complete replacement. >> after 7 years, we can conclude that structure of obamacare is a failed experiment. after 7 years of obamacare, american public knows what they have, they have fewer choices, higher premiums and less control over their own health care. >> there are a lot of people out there today who are spiking the football. trying to celebrate a moment that for now seems to leaved affordable care act in place for today. let me tell you what happens if you continue to spike the football. in colorado last week, average premium rate increase for next year will be 27%, that if you
are lucky enough to live in front range of colorado. if you pay eastern slope, you will pay 30, 40% more, that is spiking the football on american people who will continue to pay more under the affordable care act that is collapsing. liz: welcome to "risk & reward," i am liz in for deirdre bolton. that washington does move quickly on to president's pro growth agenda of tax cuts and infrastructure spending bill. our own adam shapiro has the latest on the health bill. first god no -- did not fly, then just repeal did not go through, what happend. >> you don't have enough senators among republicans to vote to even come to the floor for debate. there are others who kept it on the edge, susan collins of maine, lisa from alaska, and
senator from west virginia, they said they were no votes on just a repeal without a replacement, i believe murder cow see said she would not bring it to the fly for a debate. you heard mcconnell said this will be a vote to repeal. back then collins voted again repeal. as you go forward, you heard president say. let affordable care act die, then we can fix this later on. >> president's path, make things worse than they are today is not an acceptable choice. i hope our republican
colleagues will realize that. reporter: they will not come to the table if there is a repeal. expect home to turn up the heat. pointing out that president who chargions -- champions himself as a businessman who makes great deals, there is no deal on health care, so they will fight back. liz: now former speaker of house newt gingrich warning republicans, if they do not get anything done on president's agenda, that the speaker of the house next year will be nancy pelosi. cautions that democrats will win the house in midterm. we have senator chuck grassley also warning that the republican senate majority will be the minority. >> we had 6 months of patience, it's time to perform, they have to go to. first of all you have 6 months to see what happened, what worked and didn't, like a football team at halftime, you
have to take steps and learn lessons, i think they have to figure out how to do things faster, more simply. about health care, you can't pass the huge bill, tell me what you can pass, but get something done that starts to move us away from obamacare. i think on each of these, whether infrastructure or controlling spending or reforming bureaucracy. economic growth next year, we're in danger of having speaker nancy pelosi in 2019. liz: looking at insurance stocks today all down more than 1%. uniteunitedhealth higher, karl rove is joining me now. great to have you on. >> i think that republicans were better off passing a bill, even if it was imperfect
as long as it was moving in the right direction, incremental progress, come back and keep working at it. but that would be better than where they are, which not taking up something in the senate. i agree with the speaker, if the republicans are not able to demonstrate they can govern, they will pay a price at the polls next year. liz: price paid in the stock market if they don't get a move on with the tax cuts. hope of tax cuts baked in. ronald reagan signed a tax cut by august of his first year in office, obama got 830 stimulus too. tax cuts are about that wil that will spending -- capital spending,? >> bush had his tax cuts in
pay of 2001, they have to get going on this, retro active to beginning of this calendar year. otherwise we'll not have economic growth by the midterms. causing the republicans to pay a price. donald trump was elected because people wanted change. what was driving that change? the sense that the economy was growing at an anemic rate and jobs and paychecks were not keeping in pace with people's expectations, they were willing to give him time, they are willing to give republicans should time, but they had better get going. i don't rule out they might not be able to get something done on health care, this had more twists and turns than i could have imagined. they better move on get something done on health care and ramp up their effort on tax reform. liz: consumer sentiment,
according to university of michigan at a 9 month low. but we have this, from media, this is msnbc morning show, reveling in failure of able to get it passd. >> it, it easier to stamp your name on buildings, and on on-line universities courses, than it is to actually run washington, d.c. and get legislation passed. liz: radio caller that says his suffering is being ignored by the media. >> i consider myself one of forgotten men and women, i am worried about job creation, i am worried about tax cuts, i live paycheck to paycheck, they just cut off my cable bill, i am rubbing two nickels
together. my firm can't find a job to help me. >> they have -- yeah, bottom line, they have missed story that they gloried in, we have all kinds of praise and headlines about great the economic growth of obama era. in reality it was the weakest economic recovery in recorded america. and paychecks did not keep pace, it look a long time to get back to starting point of where we were into the recession, paychecks did not keep pace, but the media put a gloss on it we're in a place where media will be looking at every blemish. they are -- media is willing to give a pass to a democrat president, a liberal president. remember those promises of
what would happen. liz: let's roll that tape. like you could keep your doctor. >> affordable, there is a reason, affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. >> we have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it away from the fog of controversy. >> if you like you're healthcare plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. liz: if americans knew then what would happen with obamacare, it would never have passed. one thing that is so interesting, and concerning is that media misleads the american people. the medicare cut in the growth rate of medicaid, that is exploding, president -- the
you g.o.p. rather has been criticized for that but there were medicare cut that went to fund obamacare, right. >> yeah. actually. we're talking about something more different from what you just described. if the affordable care act, it cut the absolute amount of medicare spending. it removed spending from the current levels on thing like medicaid, medicare advantage. the reformed proposal reduces future of growth rate. as i really thought was well expressed by director of office of management and budget, he said, only in washington, can, if you spend a dollar this year, and a dollar next year, could that be a put in spending.
if you spend $1.07 next year that is a cut in spending versus a dollar today. i want to return to one thing. president obama said, if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor and your plan, and your premium going down 2500 per family. the interesting thing, we know they knew at the time they were making those promises, they could not keep them. so this was worse than being making a bad prediction about affordable care act, this was deliberately misleading american people using poll and focus groups to test language they knew was untruthful at the time they said it, that is remarkable that media let them get away with it. one thing to say, you predicted something, and that did not turn out, but we know from the obama administration themselves they knew these promises were promises they knew they could not keep. >> thank you karl rove, come
back soon. liz: we have two big earnings reports after the bell. we'll stay on the stocks for you, media trumpets a new poll showing trump declining national support, but we have a poll they are not talking about, they are ignores that shows the opposite. but first, respected wall street ceo jamie dimon calling out the dc swamp, harming you and i and economic growth and jobs. now another respected economist is joining jamie dimon. after this. >> we need help out here, we have been struggling for years under obama. we need tax cuts.
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>> we have become one of the most bureaucratic, confusing countries in the planet. it is almost an embarrassment travels in the world, and listening abouts stupid [bleep] we do in this country. >> i am worried about job creation, i am worried about tax cuts, i am living paycheck to paycheck. i am rubbing two nickeling it, my girl conditio can't find a
job to help me. liz: you heard that caller, right in line with what jamie dimon has been saying, he does not have enough men to live on. and economic, agreeing, saying that jamie dimon rang an alarm bell for gone opportunities at home and america's eroding influence. delays in passes pro growth legislation, such as tax reform,. joining me now. craig smith. good to see you. >> how are you. liz: that radio caller was so upset, he so hurting financially, his voice broke. in the middle of what he was saying, there are so many people on social media
reacting to that average guy, saying, washington, get a move on, you are forgetting about people like me. have you 7 paneling investigating russia and you cannot pass healthcare or tax reform? >> you know, liz, this is sad, your heartbreaks when you hear a call like that, if he had just a few dollars more in his pocket he could make ends meet. i am so grateful that -- by the way people who call jamie dimon unpatriotic, shame you on you. this is needed to have been said for a lock time, i am grateful that mohamed wrote his op-ed today, he is correct. liz, both these men went through the meltdown in 2008, i am not a big fan of the big bankers, we did hang by our toe nails, in 2008. and coming out of that, both these men said to washington, hey, we need tax reform.
we need sound fiscal policies, we need an economy policy that works be we need infrastructure that is not designed for projects like solyndra. they have been saying this for 6 years, they now have a man in the white house who'll sign legislation and 50 men or and women in senate cannot get together on passing health care legislation, on anything. liz, if we don't do something, we're growing at 1 or 2%, despite what is going on in washington. could you imagine if washington passed a good fiscally responsibility, like karl rove said, the only place in world, you keep spending same if you spend 7% more the next year. that is insane. can you imagine, if we have great infrastructure, good economy policy, we could be growing 5 or 6%. and next thing you know, it is history, because we're back to
being great again. america is back to being great, and world follows us, you know, i hate to say it all of the time could netflix blew it out of the box, 80% of new subscribers were from the globe, not from america. what happens when globe loses confidence? liz: we had joe the plumber on last night, he sees struggle of the forgotten americans first hand. >> there is real struggles that america has, houses up for sale in my neighborhood on a regular basis, they can't afford it, they lose their job, that is the real strug nestruggle in america, and all main street media can talk about really is russia, russia, maybe a little bit of obamacare, but nothing about
what is really going on. liz: by delaying implementation of sensible economy policies, political gridlock in dc for years undermined america's growth, making it less inclusive, and denying many americans the higher level of prosperity that is desirable and feasible. >> absolutely, it is feasible. that is the point, this is not the big banker saying we want to make big banks bigger. this is big banker saying, you are stifling at march american -- the average american's ability. and you know -- >> stay on that. democrats are screaming about income inequality, these guys, who are watching this, saying, you guys are causing it, by not getting on the stick.
>> you are right, watch when a tax debate comes up, they will stop about talking about russia or trump shakes someone's hand, they will talk about these are tax cuts for the rich, this is going to throw granny off the cliff, the democrats and mai mainstream media, i am sorry to say this, they are out to destroy this administration, that is clear, if they have to destroy the country, are they really willing to do that? i hope not. does anyone know what a trillion is, if you took one second, equals a strillio trillion seconds equals 31 thousands years, that is affecting the average person, they are not listening to what is going on, on the 9 other network channels, thank god for people like fox and fox
business telling the other side of the story. liz: craig come back on, we love having you on, craig smith thank you. >> good to see you. liz: exceeding wall street particulars, stocks took a hit, but for td up more than pour 4%. former obama national security adviser susan rice's house testimony delayed. but first, media trumpeting a new poll showing trump declining national support, next up, the pole that media is ignoring that shows the opposite, don't go away.
>> president trump's approval rating have plummetedded in a poll to lowest ever recorded of a president in his first 6 months in office. >> 36%. >> the lowest approval rating
6 months mark of any president? 70 years. liz: media trumpeting one poll, showing president trump hitting a low approval rating, ranking down there with ford in 1975. but a "wall street journal" nbc poll shows that president has 50% approval in 449 key counties he won. the president either flipped these states from obama or outpaced mitt romney in them. they include swing states like ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, and florida. looking at media stocks. showing end of the day mixed. disney in the green. joining me now, conservative commentator ashley pratt, and al mattel . >> it is interesting the poll
results you quoted that reflects the election too, hillary won the popular vote but trump won electoral college he is staying strong. liz: a good point. what did you think of media focusing on just one poll? >> they are doing their due diligence in reporting that, but it does need to be more balanced. what is interesting about this, is given whole timing of this now, health care failure, whether or not moving forward this does affect some of those counties, what we need to remember moving forward is that among his strong base of supporters, a lot of them wanted to see repeal and replacement that is a narrative. moving forward. because you know can they stay happy if legislative successes don't follow, a lot of people put a lot of hope into donald trump.
republicans benefits from his candidacy. liz: a good point. i hear what you are saying, we have veteran journalist carl bernstein asked if trump administration is anything like watergate, he did not quite agree. but he said that media climate is like that of watergate era. >> difference between watergate and now, one of the big differences, we're in midst of a cold civil war in this country. a political and cultural civil war. all of our reporting is taking place in context of that cold civil war,in nothing quite like that existed at the time of watergate. liz: so, al, is the relationship, i mean is it too out of control right now media and what is going on in dc .
>> i think it started in the campaign, it was poisonous, and the discourse was damaged greatly, you can competing sides listening to only what they want to see. they are not talking to each other like the senators are not. you see failure on senate floor today. liz: we have this poll ashley that shows despite president trump's popularity, hillary clinton even more unpopular than the president. what does that say? >> yeah, you really i think see a loo a lot of buyer's remorse, she did not win, and they stomached it anyway, when they voted for her, hoping it was best chance against donald trump. that was a real telling sign, she went so bruised and battle into the general election, because bernie sanders gave her a run for her money, no one saw that coming, this shows you the future of the democratic party, very fractured.
liz: thank you so much ashley and al. >> great to be here. liz: netflix, continuing its big run-up after reporting it added 5.2 million new customers last quarter, surpassing 100 million mark in total viewers. netflix continuing march forward, and ending day 13% higher. women's march tweeting out a big happy birthday to a cop killing do domestic terrorist, running from the fbi. the idea is to use her as motivation to join the march. but first russia not only investigation on the hill, susan rice's house testimony has been delayed, now find out reince why. reason why. >> and jason chaffetz her
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>> i know nothing about this, not for any political purpose to spy, expose anything. liz: that was president obama former national security adviser susan rice in april, at first denying allegation that obama administration unmasked the names of the trump team to spy on them about russia. later admitting they did just that. now a source close to house panel review, saying that
number of those involved in this alleged unmasks in obama administration. could grow to more than half a dozen officials. susan rice is to appear before a closed session, of the senate intelligence committee this week, but today's appearance of susan rice, was postponed. let's look at how some defense stocks did today, lockheed-martin andin northrop grumman in the red. we bring in former utah congressman. a fox contributor jason chaffetz good to see you. >> thank you, i appreciate it. liz: what can we expect from susan rice? >> you hope to get the truth. initially she was eager to speak to the press, not quite so eager to speak with the congressional inquiry, first she denied it. then she said, we didn't do it for political reasons. there is a fe is is -- finite
number of people who get to see this, this is where we know that a crime has been committed. looking at all of the other noise about russia, this is an instance where we know someone broke the law. liz: the question is, why is this a closed session? don't american people deserve to hear from cease susan rice what she says. >> i can understand how they would like to go into a classified setting, you are dealing with very sensitive information. but i do hope that the culmination at some point is a public hearing. or public report, whether the inspector general or the committee itself, we get to understand who did what and how. and this is a precursor to a bigger problem that intelligence community will have, that reauthorization for
program has to come up later this year. when you hear about how easy it is to get in, leak names it will be difficult for congress to reauthorize that program later in the area. year. liz: to your point, now a half dozen obama officials potentially scrutinized. the question, why would his chief of staff, and powers have access to thin tellgence. -- this intelligence, talking about privacy of people on the trump team and the americans as well. >> i think that is the pivotal question, why were they looking at these particular pieces of information? there is so much information out there, these two people, this sam -- samantha powers and sues susan rice, why did they look at this particular information, and why would
they want it unmasked. liz: is this what happened. democrat national committee gets hacked in 2015, obama white house is criticized for not doing anything about that. other than a vague warning to russia more than a year later. hillary and democrats continue to complain about the do nothing, but yet it seems they are spying on trump officials. >> the timing given lateness in own obama administration is very much a question mark. i think that other big question mark, when jeh johnson, homeland security secretary goes to democratic organization and says we believe there has been a hack, we want to help or debbie wassermann schultz, they put out their stiff arm, and they say, we don't need any help.
don't come and look at this. homeland security backs off, and i think a lot of this is my guess, the underlying premise, that hillary clinton was on a glide path to victory, they didn't want to disrupt anything. liz: a good point, jason chaffetz thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. liz: a food borne illness scare for chipotle, a virginia restaurant closed yesterday following a report that several customers became violently ill after eating there. stomach pains, nausea and vomiting, health officials looking to possible norovirus. >> chipotle saying in a state, they do suspect the cause was norovirus, saying it does not come from the food supply. >> next up, woman's march,
tweeting out a happy birthday to a cop killing, domestic terrorist, running from the fbi in cuba. details next.
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jones, what is this pattern of left supporting terrorists and dictators like castro and maduro. >> it is so hypocritical, you saw an elec an election of people that are calling him hateful, these people are murderers. these are violent people, they have committed actions of literally terror. or calling for it. liz: president obama issued a statement at castro's death, offering his prayers with no mention of castro's crimes and brutality. she executed a cop at point blank range. >> then escaped prison, report to cuba.
the common theme of these people, they led the resistance at one point. now you see, americans use that same hash tag. and these people, did the same thing, now they committed actions of terror, some of them wanted to. some people murdered people, the question is, is this where the left wants to go? is that their next step. liz: the women's march is known for celebrating violent activists. linda is a supporter of what sharia law that suppressed women, and oday planted two bombs, angela davis. who took part in a courtroom shootout that killed a judge. and donna hilton. you know who is not celebrated in the list of women to look up to? people like hillary clinton. what is going on. >> they don't really like her, they use her for breaking glass ceiling, when she did
not accomplish that, she is not resul relevant. looking at voter tabs, data, women did not show up to vote for hillary clinton, i don't think she is the person to be leading. these women put action. liz: are they good examples. >> they are not, but for the left, it is not about what we see is right. or fit to lead, these are people who have credibility in sense of actually having a violent past. liz: that is credibility? >> for the left, it is, you see them going more and more to left, they are more violent, i think those are the people they are looking up to right now. liz: so divisive, thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. liz: head of border patrol union said moral is at a 20 year these, thanks to trump administration crackdown on border security. president of border patrol counsel. he is brandon judge, what he
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53% drop in number of apprehension. because not as many are making the trip to try to cross the border illegally, joining me now, brandon judd. good to see you. >> thank you. liz: you say that president is doing what he promised. >> he is, i find interesting, when you look the these approval ratings, you have to ask the question, what are they asking, what you call these people, polsters, what types of questions are you asking, because if you ask u.s. citizens how he is doing on border security, he has to berated at top -- to be rated at top president. liz: the criminal felons here put a heavy load on local cities and towns. they murder people, they kidnap and rape, they do drug
traffics and human traffic king. why did you say nothing short of mirror act less. miraculous. >> in last 8 years we had a huge influke of -- influx of people coming in into number of criminals coming in. when our laws are e enforced properly, the citizens of the united states can feel. when we look at approve at railings, do we feel optimistic about the future. i feel very optimistic with border security. liz: liberals continue too criticize president trump's immigration policies. >> the jobs they hold might otherwise be held by citizens, or legal immigrants, and they impose burdens on our
taxpayer, that is why your administration has moved to secure our borders more. liz: guess what else sounds like president trump? senator obama, making the same point. listen. >> we cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected. undocumented, unchecked. and circumventing the line of people who are waiting leve lawfully to become immigrants. liz: what happened? what is the one 180? >> they are playing politics with the security of the united states, which should never happen, border security should not be a little bit issue, looking at the left,
and rite, and middle, you have to acknowledge, and say, president trump has done what he said he would do, he has driven down illegal immigration, i would love for the white house to play up more of his successes. border security one of his huge platforms. and he has delivered on that. >> we have you know victims families of people who have been killed or attacked by illegal immigrants on our show, they say, no democrat has ever reached out to them, what are your thoughts about that. >> i don't know of any victims of crime perpetrated by illegal aliens that support democrats, and reason is, because, they try to justify the reasons they are coming to united states. >> thank you brandon for joining us. >> appreciate your time. liz: nascar coming to fox business on wednesday night, we have the details next, don't go away. potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right?
(in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup.
michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'm speechless. gary: this puts my ford truck to shame. ..
liz: look what's coming to fox business. the nascar truck derby. gerri willis is here with "making money." gerri: good evening. i'm gerri willis and you are watching "making money." epic failure today for the gop on healthcare. it fell flat on trying to pass a repeal bill. conservatives and mods block any bill at all. president trump calling for the current law to just fail so congress can come together and create a new one. it was a day for the history books. but the gop healthcare failure is sparking concerns about tax reform.
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Gluten-free food is often filled with processed sugars and fats… could be worse for your health than eating gluten!
Gates Foundation To 'Double-Down' On Common Core Investments – "The Gates Foundation was instrumental in creating and funding Common Core Education Standards. Now, it is 'doubling-down'. Transforming education has long been a key element of Technocracy for two reasons First, they need to product good global citizens who are fully indoctrinated. Second, they need robotic-like workers who will perform their job without question or complaint. In other words, it isn't really about education at all – rather, it is about brain-washing." – EVERYONE SHOULD REJECT COMMON CORE AT EVERY LEVEL!!!
Sweden funds imam courses to curb extremism -THEY ARE NOT GOING TO CHANGE HOW THE IMMIGRANTS THINK, UTTERLY REDICULOUS!!!