give immunity and those are all issues that we will be discussing in the future. >> new jersey state senate majority leader, thank you for your time. >> thank you. that is all for now. i'll see you back in new york city monday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. the ed show is coming up next. welcome to the ed show. i'm ready to xwgo. let's get to work. >> i no longer need a cable subscription. >> letterman is out and colbert is in. >> i do not especially have i whoever they try to put in that chair. >> cbs has just declared war on the heartland. >> those are huge shoes to fill and some really big papnts.

sfwli gi >> i give people the truth unfiltered by rational argument. >> he took a ham, decorated it to look like me and took out a knife and stabbed it typically. >> maybe cbs ought to look into anger management courses. whatever happened to the time in america where something good happens to somebody and you saw, hey, great shot for you. comen fwr congratulations. what an opportunity. on a national level, you can't find it. republicans are freaking out over the fact that stephen colbert is changing jobs. he's being named as the next host of the "late show". don't you ever have anything better to do with your time? these guys clearly have way too

much time on their hand. republicans don't have anything to do but complain about stephen colbert. they're out of material. compared political commentary to black face. the new york "post," no conservatives find company bear f colbert funny. everybody in this business is a failure. nobody can to anything. from fox news, karl rove, he's not pleased at all. he's still waning about a gag that compalbert did on him. >> he took a ham, decorated to look look me and took out a knife and stabbed it continually. so i'm not sure that's the best model for a national figure to

have on television. at minimum maybe vcbs ought to look into anger management courses. >> lightenen up, dude, it was a joke. a few days after the segment, colbert made clear karl rove had nothing for worry about. >> there was a little bet of anxiety in his stabs there. >> karl, no need for anxiety. i'm in notice way encouraging anybody to stab karl cove. there is a big difference between karl rove and ham rove. put up the pictures. no, jimmy -- ask it did it ever

put anti-gay marriage legislation in swing states to t tip the election. >> well, it's not only rove. a lefty replacing a guy who is a levity. >> but i'm caught up in the fact that he was wasting food while stabbing that ham. >> a levity replacing a levity. doesn't get any deeper than that. rush wasted no time say liberals

had declared war. >> cbs just declared war on the heartland of america. now it is wide out in the open. what this hire mean streets a redefinition of what is funny and a retestify natiredefinitio what is comedy. >> maybe you should try some of his material. colbert is funny. pat people watch his show. they like him. get over it. finally, we have bill's rye lil. bill owe riley. colbert rightfully called out o'reil o'reilly. a few days later, o'reilly said colbert was a dereceiver.

>> one of the biggest mouthpieces is stephen colbert. he is the darling of the far left internet which wraps over him. he's a deceiver. i strongly believe in fighting for a equality and also believe snuf snoougs alibi as oig should be against the law. what i oppose is government trying to impose equality because every human unit is different. colbert and i both do a national program. i'm paid eight times more than he is. >> did the government tell cbs to make this hire? on thursday night, colbert put o'reilly in his place. >> if i thought for one second something hurt papa bear's feeling, i'm hurt and turned on. you've got me wrong. i agree with every single word you're saying even if those

words don't agree with each other. you see, i also believe institutional by as should oig should be against the law and believe government shouldn't do anything about it. that leaves maybe a voluntary made a law take a law trade. i know, we could give bill o'reilly a hat and badge and he could tell pin heads to knock it off. >> so can we come to the conclusion that republicans have basically turned their backs on everything? they can't find a smile anywhere. they don't want health care or minimum wamg or page or equal pay. they don't want to work on a jobs bill. you naum it, republicans are against it. if they could, held obstruct a comic from getting a late night

gig on network television. to think compae has to get out contact is hog wash. he's a talented guy. he'll be a smashing success. tonight's question. is stephen colbert a good pick? a for yes, b for no. you can always go to our blog. we'll bring you the results later on in the show. i've got a couple experts on this with me tonight. john fugel and liz winstedt.

no finer authority. great to with us. how earth shattering is it for america when stephen colbert goes on the late show? >> clearly who the fracking. obviously. these crazy statements are insane. i mean, i have mixed feelings about it because on the one happened i will really miss the stephen colbert character. but what i'm excited about is 150eing t seeing the colbert who i know, who has so many talents that people don't know about it all. and haven't really seen it

unless they watched him on gm ap. but he's probably excited to retire this piece of brilliant.. but he's probably excited to retire this piece of brilliant.. but he's probably excited to retire this piece of brilliant. >> there are unique talents in this business. does it matter what kind of show he does? >> obviously a network he won't did an extremely political program. hearing karl rove saying they went from a lefty to a lefty, these men are becoming a mine r ority. the media is biased towards ratings. ority. the media is biased towards ratings.minority. the media is biased towards ratings. that's the only bias we have in the media that i know of.

ap tea and stephen colbert is a funny guy and i'm sure he can reach a very wide audience. >> i totally agree. on thursday, media matters tweeted out colbert has taped shows from iraq, how many times has rush limbaugh traveled to iraq iraq. the question is zero. the guy has created a brand, he has created a market for himself. and no question he's been a patriotic and also very direct in his commentary. we get the point but we do it with a smile on his phase help how unique is that, can that be brought to late night television? >> he'll bring all the stuff

america loves. i think he'll reinvent the variety show. i think he feels like stephen colbert is kind of done and he wants to move on. if the republicans and these pundits want to be the enemies of joy, everything makes it sound like they are literally living hell on earth. and how is that autopsy going for you? now you got to poke away at the your humor because they seem to be failing. >> do you think republicans or the con serve difference movement have afraid of colbert?

>> rush limbaugh has more money than god. they couldizely invest in their open comedy show and show everybody what they position amazing great comedy is. but you'll never do it because that would prove you you actually have the chops to put something on every single night. colbert has been on every single might since 1997. >> limbaugh couldn't get any clearances or knock out any of these guys . john, what about the fact that he said that cbs has declared war on the heartland?

>> i'm glad you asked. rush limbaugh is sort of like norman rock will talking about being a woman hating drug addict. they're really mad at david letterman. he created one new job. and i haven't seen them this angry since the american people elected gore to be president. they will keep on fuming about this. it's red meat for the base. but it won't last. it is amusing watching karl rove be this outraged. they two fine on their open. >> and i've been to the minnesota state fair. they carve princesses out of butter. let's be real. >> i'm in minnesota, and i don't

see too much wasting of food at the table i'm at. >> they don't get satire. what passes for conservative comedy is dennis miller'reilly lines. >> both of you work in front of crowds around the country. is it easier for a liberal to be a comic than as for a conservative? it seems like the conservatives can't come up with nip. >> for me, i've called out obama every time i've seen anybody in the administration screw up.

and in-part of why the conser conservatives don't work, they never make fun of their own. if you had a good conservative to median making fun of their party, that person would be f m super successful. so if you use power for ill or screw up, you're my target. >> there are conservative com picks, as well. dennis miller would be a lot harter if hotter if he took on the two party system. but it's attacking up, not down.

>> john rkt are y, are you gettg colbert is leaving? >> i don't think that will happen. i'm a little outside of comedy central's age range. but i wouldn't mind it. >> why did at any tin't you say you getting the show? >> do you want it, liz? >> no, i don't. >> i don't know, liz, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. remember answer tonight's question. share your thoughts with us on twitter and facebook.

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>> i didn't know solid waste management was so controversial. >> and pundits turn heel. >> reminding us of a 2008 incident. >> today's top trender. >> kathleen sebelius told me she would be moving on. 7 aboutme 7.5 millions have signed up. >> we are making loprogress. >> conservatives take a victory lap. >> she has personified the disaster take obamacare has been. >> this is her taking the easy road out.haake obamacare has been. >> this is her taking the easy road out.take obamacare has been. >> this is her taking the easy road out.ke obamacare has been. >> this is her taking the easy road out.e obamacare has been. >> this is her taking the easy road out. obamacare has been. >> this is her taking the easy road out. >> she's certainly a casualty. >> joining me tonight, mark poe.

good to have you with us. what is behind this resignation? what is the scuttlebutt on capitol hill? cabinet members come and go all the time. what do you make of all of this? >> you you spend five years in a position like that and roll out the largest expansion of health care in most people's adult life times, i would be exhausted. anybody would be. the fact that she stayed to the end, 7.5 million signing up, millions getting access through expanded medicaid, she did a tremendous job making sure the goals were met. i think she's done a tremendous job.

>> what is the rumor mill on the hill? did everybody know this was requesting going to happen? >> i think she had made a commitment to say through this process. it's an exhausting process and people who spent half as much time as she had needed a break. so i think the fact that she shepherded this program and got to to the exact results that we had hoped for, i think it says a tremendous amount about what she's able to do. >> your reaction to the right wing talk, she's a failure, this was in the works all along. >> i think there is a rule. if you're a republican, you have to trash the aca or something related to the aca every day or else they take their pin. we voted over 53 times to repeal

the affordable care act. now they're trashing the person who brought to us. they want to rewrite history. it's a sad state of affairs, but what we're used to. the ryan budget passed the house yesterday. how much longer can these joekes dozen the what ylaw is helping ? >> they just kbts stop. the paul ryan budget repeals the benefits of the affordable care act. but it keeps the savings.

the whole withdrawbalancing the set a piece of affection. fiction. it's a $2 trillion mistake. >> well, it will be interesting. great to have you with us. still ahead, what is at stake on the front leines of the fight against the keystone xl john bo the buck on extending benefits. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska,

they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells,

we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil moves through one of the world's largest pipelines. maintaining it means manufacturing jobs in the midwest. then we transport it with 4 state-of-the-art, double-hull tankers. some of the safest, most advanced ships in the world: built in san diego with a $1 billion investment. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. and no energy company invests more in the u.s. than bp. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. and a life of purpose and meaning was infused into a corporate culture. there was a commitment to creating new jobs out of recycled metals, right here in america. and a bank that helped carolyn rafaelian's business

grow from a rhode island storefront into a global sensation. that's the beauty of connecting a vision to an enterprise. that's bank of america. love hearing from you viewers. thanks so much. our ask ed live segment. first question from debbie.

why do you think republicans dislike the poor so much? wel well, basically the republicans are all about power. money is power. poor folks in this country with useless to the conservatives. so why should they be concerned about them. they have made the calculation that it's a heck of a lot easier to jerry happgerrymander and ma harder for them to be a part of the process than it is to vote resources to them or vote opportunity to them. so poor people in this country clearly are useless to the conservative movement as i see it. our next question from clarence. what is needed to motivate democrats to vote in november? i don't know what else you need to be motivated. i've had more people talk on the radio about the midterm election, and this is april. we're not even at easter yet.

if the democrats can get anywhere near close to the same amount of turnout as they had during the presidential, we got nothing to worry about. we probably will win the house. turnout will be the key. motivating people? how much worse does the country have to get when it comes to obstruction before it would motivate progressives to do the ground work to get your neighbor to move forward. and i think there has to be an exhaustion of the issues. that's why we're here. don't throw in the towel. we're months away. a lot more coming up. another day of selling. the s&p 500 off 17 and the nasdaq sliding 54. more than 1%. for the week, all three major

averages in the red more than 2%. jpmorgan dragged down financials. shares falling more than 3 percent. and a report on improving consumer confidence failed to comfort investors. that's it from cnbc. [ ambient street noise ]

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welcome back. this is a story that we just will not let go. listen to this alliance, the name of what is happening here. this month they are calling it the cowboy and indian alliance and setting up camp in washington, d.c.. the group obviously is protesting the keystone xl

pipeline. they will construct teepees at the national law and march to the white house sending a message to the president. protect our land, our water and our way of life. i took a trip to the rosebud reservation in south dakota not long ago. the front line of where this issue is very emotional. native americans in south dakota are forming a united front in the balt againttle against the pipeline. they're planning to take their peaceful statement to washington. >> we'll have 30 of these teepees in camp on the national mall. to bring our prayers to washington, d.c. to bring our

voice to washington, d.c.. and to bring our leader he s to washington, d.c.. it means that we're here. it means that the people are here. no matter what anyone thinks pr perceived about what we're doing here, we never left. that's the biggest thing. this camp means we never left. >> you met with eric holder. tell us about that conversation. >> there are different tribes and we talk xed about the pipeline, we asked what would protect the tribal nation. and eric holder said he has to do what his boss president obama tells him to do and that basically we're going to be on our own. >> eric holder said you're on

yo own? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.town? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.yoown? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.uown? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.rtown? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president. own? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president. own? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president.your own? >> that's what i took to be. >> so he referred to the president. >> gave you no concrete answer. >> no. >> they say the pipeline doesn't cross any reservation or tribal trust land, but the pipeline would cross through the original reservation territory which included all of south dakota west of the missouri river. >> 1968 treaty, we honor and live by them. and even the united states government is at fault, too. even consulting our tribe, didn't even do that. >> when you sign a treaty between two nations, that he's

t the law. your treaty is the laws that you signed.he's the law. your treaty is the laws that you signed.e's the law. your treaty is the laws that you signed.'s the law. your treaty is the laws that you signed. those treaties say it's based on integrity, on our commitment as a country, on our bill of rights. and you sign it with another country and you engage in those understandings and you violate those? what is your word? so people feel violated. >> we've this every ban consulted by transcanada. so there is a violation right there. secretary clinton didn't come out. secretary kerry hasn't come out. president of the united states hasn't come out. we're a tribal nation. sovereignty of tribes predates the u.s. constitution. predates the arrival of europeans on our shores. we are a nation. and we have not been treated as such.

>> the environment is a major motivat motivator. a state department report released said oil derived generates about 17% more greenhouse gas emotions. however it also said other methods of transporting oil including rail, trucks and barges would release more greenhouse gases than the pipeline. >> we're asking our leadership, congress, our senators, to take a real good look at the vi environmental impact statement that was submitted. there are a lot of flaws in them. we took documents to the department of interior and hoping since we as native people fall under the department of interior that they would actually do some. >> they have a specific concern about possible contamination of the water. >> it's a business. we have lakota water and it's pretty lucrative and it keeps people employed. when you start putting that at

risk and then on top of it the water, in those areas specifically not feed members and nonmembers, like we said on our campaign, it's not an independentian indian or white thing. it's everybody's issue. so i'd like to help out in any way i can. >> for one thing, they would ruin earth. second, water. this pipeline is coming up on the northern tip of our aquifer. we're drinking that water. it's coming along some river tributaries that go into the missouri river and our people are drinking that missouri river water right now. they fought for years to get water out to the reservation pd they finally get it and now trying to build a pipeline through the rivers.

>> what has not been addressed in any study or report are the concerns of safety and concern in the area if the pipeline is approved. >> we've been to a couple of city council and county commissioner meetings. and we raise the issue and one of -- we don't have injurijurisn and they can't come out to out allotment lands. one said if there is a danger, shouldn't you have a police officer there. for a threat that doesn't come within our community. and that is the threat with the increase domestic violence and sex all sexual assaults. >> what would it mean if the president said no to this? >> when bpresident obama was200

sioux falls and met with a number of tribal leaders. and evhe was given a name meani the map who helped people. so he would be living up to his name.bp who helped people. so he would be living up to his name.h who helped people. so he would be living up to his name. who helped people. so he would be living up to his name. who helped people. so he would be living up to his name.n who helped people. so he would be living up to his name. every in the united states and throughout the world. >> that is pretty amazing. do you think he remembers that? >> i do. we hope the commitment me to assume the indians and he does the right thing not only for us, about you for all americans. >> the cowboy and indian alliance will march on april 26. they will be setting up a camp all week long. they will march on the white house on april 26. and another interests daiing da

all of this. the pipeline has been permitted except for 75 3450miles in the e of nebraska. june 20, the permit runs out. and it will have to be repermitted. rel this time around, it will be tougher in the staft south dakota to get the pipeline repermitted because there are more land owners and native americans who are much more organized that are saying no. a story to follow and well. tune in for more next week. coming up -- southern comfort. jim demint attempts to rewrite civil war history. as part of your service, we did a 27-point inspection on your chevy, you got new tires and our price match guarantee. who's this little guy? that's birney. oh, i bet that cone gives him supersonic hearing. watch what you say around him. i've been talking a lot about his procedure... (whispering)

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>> welcome back to "the ed show." s in a story for the folks who take a shower after work. some republicans are finally pushing for mooumt on unem ploemt health insurance.

mr. boehner is not one of them. seven house members, house republicans wrote a letter to boehner last week asking him to consider the senate legislation reauthorizing long-term unemployment benefits. thursday when asked directly about the issue, he punted. >> listen, i made clear to the president last december that, you know, if they wanted us to consider an extension of emergency unemployment benefits, it would have to be paid for and it would have to help include things that would help our economy get going. they did not put forward anything with regard to how we would create more jobs. the ball is still in their court. >> a reporter pressed administrator about what specific job provisions the speaker would like to see. again, boehner deflected. >> you'll have to ask the administration. i made clear what it would take for me to consider it. they have not had any suggestions. >> the mount of the united

steelworkers international joins us tonight. good to have you with us. capsulize this for us. they're just not going to do anything for long-term unemployment no matter who or how many imaffects. what's your take on that? >> let me say, ed, that was one of the most din ingenuous -- i've been told by my mom to not call people liars, so i'll just say that's disingenuous when he says they never proposed anybody. the president proposed a jobs bill, he proposed an infrastructure bill and he proposed extending long-term unemployment insurance. if you want to pay for it, let boehner say he's going to cut the tax breaks for the ultra rich and oil companies. the president has already submitted many, many times good jobs bills, infrastructure bills that would put people back to work. that's completely disingenuous. and the fact of the matter is they extended unploemt insurance, i don't know how many times during the bush regime.

they just don't want this president to have a success. and the reality is that even his own members are starting to turn on him. i know the public, by almost 70%, ed, maybe a higher percentage this week want extnded unemployment insurance.. >> is this political suicide, mr. gerrard? i mean, if the democrats are successful in getting low wage workers out to utilize the midterm, this could be over no naert what kind of gerrymandering takes place. your thoughts? >> there's close to 200,000 people who need extended unemployment insurance in ohio. the president is fighting for an increase in the minimum wage. even if we get to over $10 an hour, no one is going to get rich on that, but that economy will get a recycling of that money, we'll be able to buy things. i was with a ceo not long ago and i said to him, what do you think about extending unemployment insurance, what do you think about the minimum wage? he said we've got to do both, we've got to get the minimum wage above $10 because america

is lacking demand. there's too much money going to too few people and not enough money going to a broad base of people. we need to have more demand. even ceo's in large corporations are getting it. >> a few weeks ago, we did a story on the dumping of steel with the south korean trade agreement. what's the latest on that? and what is the commerce department going to do about this if anything? >> we think they've got to do the right thing and that is go to the right form of calculation. they use the frong form of calculating. they built a steel mill that doesn't use one point of steel in their own country. we've got senators like senator sherrod brown who are leading the charge, bringing more senators on site, explaining to them. and we're going to put a number of our members are going to go up on the hill, so they're going to look at members of commerce, members of the senate and people from the commerce department and

say it's my livelihood you're mezing with, you're choosing between south korea and america. so choose america. we have our people on the hill doing that. >> since that story, there hasn't really been any change. this dumping continues and we allow it to happen, is that right? >> the dumping continues and the south koreans understand that we may get a decision that's not in their favor. so while they're anticipating that decision, they're putting as much of their junk into our market as possible. the last time we looked at 30 pors of the market, they're deed depressing the market and causing us jobs. they didn't make this industry in south korea for themselves, they structured it so it can wipe out our industry. we first have to lose jobs before we can win the case. >> another reason why we should say no to the tpp. this would be another bad trade agreement.

>> it's not a trade deal. there's not a trade deal that created jobs. >> thank you, appreciate it. have a great weekend. steelworkers international president leo gerrard with us on "the ed show." 4 "politics nation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >> good evening, rev. >> good evening. thanks to you for tuning in. tonight, president obama's passionate fight for rights. the president spoke before my civil rights group in an emotional forceful address. he called out republicans who are waging a war on voting. >> i have to say, there have been some of these officials who have been pazing these laws have been more plunt. they say this is going to be good for the republican party. some of them have not been shy about saying they're doing this