osteoperosis is whacko.er the new guidelines, big pharma tweet will now have to include all side effects and warnings printed on the product label. oh, come on! there's no way that pfizer could tell all their followers all the side effects for vooig i i haven just 140 characters. it has nine side effects including permanent damage to the penis, loss of sight, and loss of hearing. that is scary stuff. i for one do not know what i would do if my penis went blind and deaf. ( cheers and applause ). it would have to get a service dog. ( laughter ) well, as always, i am here to help the drug companies. there's a very simple way to treat your drug's complex side effects -- emojis. emojis can cover every possible side effect. for depression, just tweet a frowny face. risk of cardiac arrest, a broken heart. emojis can also tell people to avoid the drug if they're bipolar. or that clinical trials cause blindness in monkies. and most importantly, if there's a risk of gen till purpling. huge side effect fans here tonigh

because now our second amendment rights are under attack by the liberal whackos at the national rifleociation, who on their web site slandered these good men, saying... it is a rare sight to see someone sidle up next to you in line for lunch with a 7.62 rifle slung across his chest. let's not mince words, not only is it rare, it's downright weird. well, a 7.62 is weird. why would you wear a 7.62 after memorial day? it's summer. you wanna wear something more light and kicky. maybe an uzi with a folding stock. you know, fun. (laughter) something that says "i'm ready for the beach, and if the right guy comes along, a firefight." but by not unconditionally supporting these men, the n.r.a. is stabbing all gun lovers in the back, when it should be shooting us in the front. that's why the organization behind the chipotle photos open-carry texas is firing back. on their facebook site, they challenged the n.r.a. saying, "if they do not retract their disgusting and disrespectful comments, o.c.t. will have no choice but to withdraw its full support of the n.r.a. and establish relationships with

rather than try to play whacko will, of these terrorist organizations may pop up, we have to do is buildffective partnerships make sure that they have capacity. some of the assets that have been devoted solely to afghanistan over the last decade we have to shift and make sure that we have coverage in the middle east and north africa. they do have a committed partner. we have been able to help develop their capacities without putting large numbers of u.s. troops on the ground. at the same time they have enough counter- terrorism capabilities we're able to go after folks that might try to hit our embassy. looking at how we can create more of those models is going to be part of the solution. >> it wide-ranging national dialogue that took a long time. helps to give people a sense that there's a legitimate political for grievances that they may have. >> going back to where you see the prime minister playing a role at this point, you say it is a time to rise above differences. >> is he unifier? how much clout as the united states have with any of the leadership at this point? >> we still provi

>> if euro-dollar goes whacko. >> what are you doing at 3:10?uston. >> travel safely. >>> so when is the return on the investment really worth it in sharon epperson has been diving in to the numbers. >> when we consider the value of an education, college graduates make more than those who do not, but the big question what majors paying off to the greatest degree. taking a look at what an undergraduate degree mean, business is most popular, but majoring in engineering is most lucrative. they found for engineering yacht graduates, about $75,000 a year, $15,000 more than someone who majors in business. how, computer and math majors make about $70,000 a year. and median earnings for the lowest are those majoring in education, psychology and social work. right around $42,000 a year. college planlgs matters when it comes to wealth accumulation especially for graduates saddled with student loan death. they lagged far behind their peers. the network of household college educated adults without student debt is about seven times gra greater than those wit

>> it is that whacko. i got in a tiff with bolton and turns out he is not even an ambassador.s hts wrestling name. he got me in aeadlock. it was weird. roger ales came down and was ticked! really. don't leave again. >> i will be here for awhile. let's get to the story, shall we? he is not going to give his kids money. does that matter? you will have an easier life with sting's first or last name as your first or last name. is that his last name? if i am his son i am greg sting? >> if you are a man with one name it is sting and a woman is charro or cher which is a version of charro. the other day i was at an event to honor dick cabot. i said what else do you do besides put a these events? he said i run the estates of very, very fame a muss people who have died -- famous people who have died and i deal with their dysfunctional, spoiled, insane children. this is what it is about. they don't know -- they have never been told no. i have to say i want to applaud sting. i would never do that, by the way, but i want to. the idea that he is aware of this is pretty key. as a father, the

off independent voters including some moderate republican who is look at this and say that party is whacko. we can't possibly vote for them. some of the things they are saying i may not like. i may not like what president obama is doing. i can't possibly vote for that party. susan make as great point about georgia. there is a senate race there. nobody thought we could win a senate seat in georgia. but ms. nun has a chance to win that. the fastest growing voting block in georgia is hispanic. so they are playing with fire. that might wind up winning the midterm election, taking the senate back. they do have structural advantages. right now they are doing nothing but giving the democrats real hope for victory in places where we never would have hoped for victory in the past. >> well, we're going to leave it there. former governor ed rendell and susan milligan. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> still ahead, gridlock got you down? don't worry. president obama's got a plan to move ahead and get things done with or without congress. >>> and they're back! the best and the brightest

government only about 30 people in the whacko right. why did he go after people. >> the republican healthcare plan is this. die quickly. that's right. the republicans want you to die quickly if you get sick. >> we are for you tell king spending and reforming our tax reform but not for negotiating people with a bomb strapped to hear chest. >> dam right cheney's heart is a football we ought to kipull it t and kick it and put it back in him. laura ingram, she is a talk slut. >> noah, you work in the media. are we divided. >> you watch every show, you follow what's going on. are we really divided politically now? >> yeah, we are divided politically. it has been beneficial for ratings. we are going to by fur kate along pol can lines in the political press and what have you. >> there are abduls in this country so maybe we had improvement. >> we did. you have political papers all owned by individuals who had political axes to grind and this is a reassertion of a philosophy that was guiding political media back in the golden days. we are back t

. >> what do you think about whacko burn said? in your opinion, is what he said valid?races? >> it does make a difference but i don't think his point is valid. non-sports fan may agree with him but this is how sports works. it happens in every sport, in basketball, in football. could you even make the case that in the derby, california chrome had four weeks rest where seven of his competitors had only three weeks rest. in his first race in the six-race winning streak he won the king glorious, he had seven weeks rest going into that race and the second place horse life is a joy only had four, so none of those other foes ever complained about california chrome taking a coward's way out and i don't think that steve coburn really has a valid point here. >> there are some who argue it's more about the second and third races, the preakness and the belmont, you need a speed horse that can win that short, quick race at pimlico and a distance horse that can win at belmont. how unlikely is it to find a horse that can do both? >> well, it's really unlikely, obviously. we've had on

. >> dave brat is not a whacko. he's not a kook. >> the aides who ran brat's campaign say they are suddenly swamped with calls and requests. brat, the economics professor did one phone interview with chuck todd on msnbc's the daily rundown. >> should there be a minimum wage in your opinion? >> i don't have a well-crafted response. >> he seemed at times unprepared for the scrutiny that victory brings. >> hey, chuck, i thought we were just going to chat about the celebratory aspect. i would love to go through all this. >> and dave brat says he will be prepared to launch this next phase of the campaign soon. so we're waiting for more details on that. and either way, come november, randolph macon college in virginia has bragging rights, not only have they found for voters the republican candidate, but voters in the seventh district chose a democrat on the faculty here, jack trammell to be on the ballot. bragging rights either way. >> kelly, thank you very much. >>> natalie has new information about the shooting in las v