just a lunatic. >> okay. >> jimmy: but also a lunatic fan of pitch "pitch perfect."n vacation and thought this movie is great. i didn't know about it. >> right. >> jimmy: any way, my mom shows it to everyone who comes to her house. >> oh, gosh. >> jimmy: sounds cute. annoying, though. >> i can imagine. >> jimmy: my father is at his wits end. >> he knows all the songs. >> jimmy: my daughter goes to her house and has her girlfriend with her and my mother first thing, have you seen "pitch perfect" and if you say no you have to sit there for two hours and not just watch "pitch perfect" but watch my mom watch along with "pitch perfect". >> i'd love to see that. >> jimmy: watch what you ask for. my mother will keep you captive the whole weekend if she has to. you will see it because my daughter's friend, my mother was dancing around and lip syncing and singing and everything. so my daughter's friend videotaped her. this is what i wanted to show you. ♪ [ applause ] >> that's amazing! wherever she is, that's amazing. you know, no one gets the uh and she gets the uh. >> jimmy

take the temperature of the nation is through the filter of editorial decisions - that seems to me a lunaticposition, yet that is where the bbc tends to look. >> i think the influence of the print press is diminishing simply because fewer people see it. it is that simple. okay it sets some of the broadcasters agenda. don't forget the dirty big secret of printed newspapers is how old the readers are. printed newspapers simply do not reach very many people under the age of 35 >>> how flungs are the papers -- flungs are the papers when it comes to tv knews, a study reflected it reflected the right wing point. case in point. when a letter signed by 103 business leader backed the scs, 38% of tv election coverage was about the letter. when 140 health professionals wrote about the national health service backing the opposition labour party, tv news virtually ignored it. we found one report and a few articles online. the study said the conservatives faired campaign issues making up 40." dwarfing the coverage of the left. a study found the same coverage across five channels. it's the publicly owned b

. >> they're a bunch of psycho trouble making lunatics dangerous. why did we send them down to south america? that's all we need is to have south america -- >> how do you really feel -- >> -- stirred up by these maniacs. i mean why let them out at all? what was the entire purpose of letting them out at all? >> it was oururuguay's former leader who said bring them here. they offered these guys jobs. one was meat packing. they said no. in a way, even uruguay, they're saying -- what the hell is your problem, right? >> the beauty of america is you can ask us for anything you want. you can complain. we'll listen. somebody here will listen. we're listening to them right now. we're pretty much agreed that gitmo was a bad idea. the president's trying to unwind it -- >> we're not saying that at all. >> i just want to say -- i meant as a country, we're pretty much agreed -- i know you don't agree -- >> you're the guy with the tan suit on not us. i can't -- >> -- out of the bubble every now and then okay. here's the option. three hots and a cot or you can get

. >> people think i'm a lunatic or adrenaline junkie. that's not really what's going on with me. the beauty is mostly what i'm concerned with. >> potter was the first person to climb all three of yosemite's big walls in a single day. >>> a wild chase to the east bay and in the middle of it all the suspect called 911 to tell the operator he's not going back to jail. the chaotic chase ended with a crash in berkeley just before midnight last night. suspects slammed the stolen honda accord in to the suv seen here flipped on its roof. that's when the suspect took off on foot. it started in concord and got serious when the man drove head on in to traffic. a chp helicopter followed the suspect as he continued in the wrong direction on 80 in to berkeley. they couldn't track down the suspect. the driver of the suv suffered minor injuries. >>> checking bay area headlines. a major wreck this afternoon near the 680 interchange. a truck nearly broke through the median and went to the other side. the cleanup backed up traffic for miles and miles. lanes have been cleared. no word on injuries. >

lone star lunatics. dallas [bleep] holes. texas, there is no texas takeover. the united states government already controls texas. it is like since 18406789 and then he left and came back and it is part borrow a textbook from a neighboring state it is all in there. here is how unbelievable-- here is how unbelligerent the u.s. military is towards texas. they said a lieutenant colonel to a local texas town hall to waste his time. >> all we want to do is make sure that our guys are trained for combat overseas. >> it is a preparation for martial law. >> it's not a preparation for martial law. >> that is what you say. >> we really truly want-- . >> jon: you see that rit there. that right there? that is the face of someone realizing they're not getting around the public comment on the planned parking lot down by krogers not today. not in this meeting. >> jon: come on crazy people a local town hall meeting is a texas specific story, the constitution says you can't hold a town hall meet woing crazy people. i think it's in there. it's not like this is being taken seriou

he's like the lunatic. >> i'm not a lunatic, but i'm -- >> pat, you've been open about a lot of sexismhave to be that anymore -- >> at the time together anymore, they were worried about your image as a wife and mother. they said i don't know if this is such a good idea. >> it was kind of like that hollywood weirdness, people married to each other and things like that. it was shocking it was so late in the game. first daughter in 1985. it was shocking to me this was still going on in retrospect. >> 35 years later. >> it's odd when you do the true love video, they said you're going have a baby in the video. >> they didn't want the baby. >> it was a great quote from the manager. >> make it stop. >> yeah. >> congratulations. the 35th anniversary tour collection is on sale now. you're watching "cbs t ♪ >>> well that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow on "cb ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! wh

and they are actually hiring the knuckle dragging lunatics. >> he knows these people. >> were you surprisedo learn that osama bin laden was a 9/11 trooper? that maybe he doubted his own thing? >> yes, after a wild, it can get pretty convincing. if you spend the time to read this stuff, even people that are not normally gullible. >> i thought that that was me. maybe i am the crazy one here. okay at one point he wrote a letter saying do you remember all that stuff, don't ever touch it, they put microchips in it. >> it is actually an interesting point although there is documented evidence between al qaeda over the years and iran. but he does make a point, he says he cannot trust the iranians. and he was worried that many other people, if they had done this, there would be an implant the could track him. >> you know, i'm really surprised that a guy that has a bookshelf does this. >> i'm also surprised that his book database is massive. 266 documents and books and that is now in today's world, that constitutes a lot of things. >> when he had live, it's going to give -- 9/11 truth is part of us.

he is like the lunatic. >> i'm not a lunatic, but -- >> had you been open about a lot of sexism thatas it changed? >> definitely. our daughters say to me mom it's like 2015 you don't have to be so militant anymore. >> they were worried about your image as a wife and a mother. management said i don't know if this is such a good idea. >> it was leftover from hollywood weirdness where they didn't want people to know they were married. it was shocking it was so late in the game. we had our first daughter in 1985. it is shocking it was still going on. >> you still have stuff to say. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" saturday. >> coming up this half hour the rocket man at age 43 builds rockets that fly to the space station and build elegant electric cars. it hasn't been a smooth ride. we meet the author who had access to the man himself. >> remembering bb king. his guitar he could play the blues like no one. >> and david letterman is down to three shows before he retires. we will take a look at how that will change the face of late night television. >>> our top story this half hour the lat

. >> there is -- a lunatic scattering the flames of war. >> one of the worst crimes in north korea isng. government propaganda calls defectors scum of the earth and worse, criminals fleeing the country, abandoning their families. laos authorities captured these north korean students two years ago trying to sneak into south korea. deported to pyongyang, there were dire predictions of prison, hard labor, even execution. but here they are today, appearing healthy, relaxed, wearing uniforms won by every north korea student. three government officials also in the room, they didn't step in and didn't need to. the students said all the right things. >> translator: we're studying at the best schools and universities. we're living happy lives. >> each student left north korea separately, ending up together living with a missionary in china. that missionary told cnn in 2013 the students fled north korea, desperately searching for food, badly in need of health care. >> translator: they looked for fish bones and rice to mix together to make porridge. then they eat toothpaste to help them digest i

. >> you know who is calling it a texas takeover, lone star lunatics. dallas, houston, texas. no texas takeover. the united states government already controls texas since the 1840s. they left and came back. just borrow a text book from a neighboring state. it is all in there. >> yes, it is funny. it is hilarious with a capital funion. the conspiracy theory is being cooked up in texas and trafficked by texas alex jones, the king of all internet conspiracies that will supply you with male vitality potions that will make you look more har marry if you take the picture in the right light. the military exercise is still a ways off, not to start until the middle of july. the jade helm story isn't going away on the right. last week, greg abbott called out the texas state guard and directed them to monitor the jade helm exercise so texans know their safety and constitutional rights and private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed. this week, despite all the ridicule and everybody in mainstream america making fun of this, he is out there touting the decision, defen

clearly a lunatic. not well trained. has the slightest knowledge about islam.about that. no way to prevent one of these attacks. frankly the texas police were ready for this. the garland police. i mean they knew potential. they had a squad in place and they took care of it. so i hate to put it this way, it's almost a success story. >> the organizers of this cartoon contest say that these men prove that isis is operating within the united states. is that true? >> i think they're here. there are two levels. there are people that sympathize with isis and are amateurs like the people who did the attack in texas and then professionals that know what they're doing and they worry the fbi the most. they can carry out a real assault and take on the police. i think the violence in the united states could get worse and better organized. >> do you think this cartoon contest should have been held? depicting the prophet muhammad is blasphemy. with the conflict in the middle east there is more and more. on the other hand we can't rip up the first amendment for fanatics. it's

just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore her as pristina bellows for her boyfriendide. >> come here, come here and tell this [ bleep ]. >> then the manager gets involved. >> pristina simms was loud and swearing and out of control when the person working at the pizza shop just started saying get out of here. >> hey. >> no! >> you need to go. >> you need to leave. get out of my restaurant. she then just got real hostile with him. >> and to put an exclamation point on her argument, pristina simms spits in his face. the manager asks her to leave. but pristina is on a roll. that's when mark jones, pristina's boyfriend enters. mr. jones stands 6'4", weighs in at about 295 pounds. he also happens to be an ex con. meanwhile, joseph scarpino is still on the phone with his wife. >> my wife tells me she is coming in. i say no, stay in the car. >> at that point she pokes me in the face. >> as simms is using all her foul language and acting out of control, you see a number of other men who are also customers. they're just standing there. everyone seems oblivious. not one of the

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lunatic fringe. about lincoln during the civil war is that the suppression of civil liberties during that conflict was much less severe and intense than during the war with france in 1798 when the congress passed the alien and sedition acts which tried to crush the jeffersonian republican party. much less repressive than world war i when this sedition and espionage acts were passed witchcraft down very severely-- which crackdown very severely on all forms of dissent. world war ii when 120,000 japanese americans were incarcerated with no trial, no due process and the like. the striking thing about the civil war is how much there was suppression -- was not how how much the suppression of civil liberties, but how little. especially considering how it was a very serious domestic, civil war were seven times was much more prominent than it was in world war i or world war ii. the main complain about lincoln 's civil liberties is that he suspended the privilege of the write of habeas corpus but the constitut

are not prepared can be seized by pro fascist movements, the christian right, the tea party, the lunatic fringe of the republican party we have to give clinton his due. he turned the democratic party into the republican party the democratic party in europe would be a far right party and push the republicans so far to the right they became insane. the state, it already feels, it is already worried. the nsa has run scenario after scenario on climate breakdown they know what is coming they are ready. this is not the rise of these forces that happens when empires go down you bring the draconian violent forces of control on the outer reaches of empire we internal and don't see back into the heart of empire and that is how we get militarize police wholesale surveillance, drones, stripping away of civil liberties, those are the standard mechanisms by which empire perpetuates itself. it is the disease of empire come back and visited upon all of us who were complacent while crimes were being committed in our name. >> can you hear me? fugiamo spoke recently, not as strongly as you did about the cu

i am less concerned about a few extra lunatic left wing web sites when the power of the media which werely. 50 years ago. has now been diluted. r >> all right. but there are yes ihe understand there are more voices in the choir.ho but you can't think that people like ted cruz hasn't been demonized. he has. he has been demonized. is he a harvard grad, whether you agree with his politics or not. is he smart man. all right? he presents himself in a cogent way. he has been branded a far right loon. all right? and a lot of americans who don't pay attention. don't read the newspapers. don't watch fox news. they buy news, it. and they just dismiss him like hey well, is he just too crazy. that's what's happening. >> but look, that's why we have a political process. he is going to have to run in the republican primaries. republican people ---people who comepl out to vote in the caucuses and the primaries on the republican side are not people who are going to swallow what the tpm says or costs says. they will be far more open-minded and will be exposed to what's in fox and other news sights.s if h

i'm happy to see -- i would love elizabeth warren to run, not because she's a socialist lunatic, buther socialism honestly just as they've had female prime ministers across the world now from canada to new zealand and they've come by their socialism honestly and what is at issue here is the corruption and entitlement. and at some point we have a ridiculous situation, where the clinton foundation has no other purpose. if you give $1 million to the clinton foundation because you're worried like chelsea clinton says about diarrhea in africa $60,000 of it goes to diarrhea in africa and $940,000 of it gets put toward keeping the clinton machine running. she's not a sparkling performer like you, it's like putting your wave machine on stage. no one is paying for the quality of her speeches. they're buying access and they're buying influence. >> let's go the tense exchange over releasing the e-mails, and this is what she said today. >> i have said repeatedly i want those e-mails out. nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than i do. i respect the state department they have the

could be seized by the proto-fascist movements and we have no shortage with the christian right the lunaticringe of the republican party. we have to give in to and is due. he turned the democratic party and republican party. the democratic party would be a far right party and push the republicans so far to the right they became insane. [laughter] and the state already feels, it's already worried. the nsa a scenario after scenario climate breakdown and they know what's coming. they are ready. this is not the rise of these forces and that's what happens when empires go down. you bring the draconian violent forces that control on the outer reaches of that into the heart of empire and that's how we get to look for as police on wholesale surveillance drones stripping away of civil liberties. those are the standard mechanisms by which empire perpetuates itself so it's the disease of empire come back and visited upon all of us who are complacent while crimes are being committed in our name. >> can you hear me? mr. fukuyama was here recently. he spoke not as strongly as you did about the current si

he doesn't look like a raving lunatic. that's going to backfire and prove he's sane? have regrets after you went into your episode can't you have regrets? i'm sure that andrea yates has incredible regrets about killing her five children but she was acquitted by reason of insanity. >> you know what's a big point of interest and paul i'm sure has tried a lot of cases like this, as have i, a battle of the experts. remember you had independent experts appointmented by the court who evaluated him and said he's sane and this particular expert testifying and asking questions interviewed him for 22 hours, ashleigh, prepared for that interview for 300 hours and came to the conclusion he's sane. another expert that the prosecution will proffer also says he's sane. guess what the defense expert is going to say. both experts when they testify, that he was insane. so you have two professors in the courtroom saying two different things. >> the battle of doctors. >> the battle of the experts. >> i get so frustrated when you have a battle of doctors and lay people supposed to be the

it had a women's lunatic asylum. and, you know, a prison. so it's not a good site for these, again white guys nick and gatsby, to be driving over as they're being passed by new immigrants and by people of color. >> um, i love that scene on the bridge. >> yeah. >> i really do. i took your question slightly different, michael, i'll take it in a slightly different direction. i couldn't have done this book without the digital revolution, and i think that 60 years from now they're going to say wow this is -- these were the first years where someone could go online and see the manuscript of the great gatsby or the original manuscript of huck finn and just sit at home and see all of mark twain's or f. scott fitzgerald's changes. that is amazing and allows people like us to dig deep into history confidently and easily in a way people ten years ago couldn't. and i think they will talk about that. i also often thought about my book -- i enjoyed writing my book like i enjoy watching antique road show. [laughter] there remains an obsession with our past

. >> this guy's a [bleep] lunatic. [laughs] >> where's jesse? >> he's not here. >> he's off today?ame into the business this morning hoping to have a fresh start, hoping to really develop all these great plans. instead, i walked in to some really big problems. >> jesse quit. yeah. he was having a conversation with erin, and he got up and quit. i made a decision-- >> what happens if all these people quit? >> then we hire new people. >> andrew, you're still struggling to see that these are people. you're managing them...like servants. and without them, we're closed. this is a moment that i've worried about, and i've warned andrew about this. if people aren't treated properly, they're gonna rebel at some point. and what i'm starting to sense is there's mutiny about to happen at this place. [dramatic music] ♪ >> talk about jesse for a minute? >> okay. >> can we have jesse come in? >> what? >> sit down and talk about all this? >> why? >> because i think it's unfair that he left...without having a chance to say anything. >> jesse has emailed me the schedule three or four times in the ent

. >> i never reply to the lunatic mail. >> to filter it is hard. >> how about this.resident of the united states! how about if he didn't tweet? so what. the way a complicated policy can be reduced to 140 characters? who needs it? >> that's the -- >> what is he doing? give press conferences. come to my house. >> that's another point. >> i just like the idea of the president going now i have to tweet. >> we'll never know if it was a joyful tweet. i will say, speaking of joy, there are a few countries in the world other than the united states of america that do not offer paid holidays or time off for their workers. in the u.s. 61% of low-income workers get no paid vacation. for those of us who do get time off, we are taking less of it. the average number of days has declined by over a week. why are we taking less vacation? >> it's wrong. i wrote an article a couple years ago entitled "vacation or die." for men, 30% greater risk of dying of a heart attack if you don't take a vacation. women, eight times more of a chance getting heart disease. polls show that people take

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the first thing you think is you know i'm facing a lunatic here.ted this guy, apparently he came towards the officer. i think the officer fired three shots. one apparently killed him. which indicates to me this isn't some kind of assassination type thing, okay. the forensics that the police look at as a result of what the police officer's comments were and what happened they're going to probably match based on that. if they're matched based on that the officer had a concussion actually also i think is going to be exonerated. >> marc what do you think about this? do you agree with harry? we do know that he was said to have been on -- the family says he was on hallucinogenic mushrooms. we know he was also known to police. what do you think? >> do i think he's going to face charges? no. we've seen cases where the evidence was far more compelling -- >> do you think he should have? >> i don't know enough. >> he's been very mum. >> what i try not to do is have a sort of reactionary position and say there should be or shouldn't be charges. in baltimore i

you do not have anybody to be blamed for yourself if you do not go vote these lunatics out of office.ost: a couple quick stories from the weekend. in "usa today," this headline forth mississippi suspects arrested in the shooting over the weekend of the two parties borough police officers. a fourth suspect was arrested in the fatal shooting of two hattiesburg police officers, liquori tates, a recent graduate of the academy and benjamin deen the recipient of the 2012 award for police officer. in the new york times, in talks with merkel, cute and calls for improving relations with europe. one hear from the wall street journal. it says michael rebukes pete and -- putin attribute. it says that russia itself was breaking international law in ukraine. where we have sought more cooperation in recent years, she said in germany. the criminal and illegal annexation of command -- crimea and the warfare in eastern ukraine has -- republican line, go ahead. caller: i think we should take terrorism a very seriously. we have a citizen guard with x military patriots who have firearms that can register.

talk about benghazi because every time benghazi is mentioned, everybody thinks of the republican lunaticsnd darrell issa. only trick that was truthful was when mike rogers left the chair and said this benghazi stuff is all bs. this is becoming benghazi. there is no there there. we can argue about that. >> isn't it early to come to that conclusion? >> i came to the conclusion when i read all the stuff. there is no there there. and i say great. let the right talk about this the more they talk about it the crazier they will -- >> bill kristol, respond. >> the clinton foundation is unseemly at best. their behavior has been unseem will he at best and it will hurt her. in new hampshire, the state where the kennedys spent the most time there is a poll out yesterday, nonpartisan poll she is behind. she has dropped over the last two, three months. she's running a little behind marco rubio and jeb bush and scott walker. >> is there a there there oig with all the clinton stuff? >> what's the there is the question. >> it's a quid pro quo. >> i'm not sure about that but should a secretary of state --

you thought i was a member of the lunatic fringe on the far right. and perhaps i was.but at the same time, when i talk to republican groups very conservative people, and i say we need to invest in infrastructure, the chinese are doing it our enemies are doing it, our rivals are doing it, we need to do it, it's investment i've just never had anybody stand up i don't care how right wing they are, and say hell, no. i think most americans agree with that. where is the disconnect? >> they do, joe, because our investment is in the friends and neighbors, in the people who build the roads the people who take care of the roads. when somebody see as pothole being filled they know their tax dollars are being well spent. we've always been a country that has invested in infrastructure. when we've done that, we've had a strong economy. and when we haven't done it, the largest segment of unemployment right now in america is in the building trades. people who build roads and bridges. this money doesn't stay in washington. goes back to america. goes back to the states. and infrastructu

i became a lunatic excited to decorate.ter: that something was the start of her online business in partnership with a new friend. i love that you met on a blind date. >> i've had two great blind dates in i had life. my husband and her. >> reporter: it moved really fast. >> it did. >> today the company has over 12 million online subscribers and it is estimated to be worth nearly $1 billion. across the country another pair of young entrepreneurs had a jewel of an idea. >> we had a tradition where we would always go shopping together. it felt like a lot of retailers were lacking what we were looking for in terms of great on trend styles and affordable price points. >> reporter: so nearly four years ago while in graduate school they launched bauble bar with a simple business plan create trendy jewelry at a low cost. >> we want women when they need a neck class or they need a new bracelet stack to do it. package it up in a really fun experience. >> what they didn't expect was how fast the brand took off. >> justin bieber even we