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have to trust the fact there is enough experts out there that are working in the same direction that ari is working in. >> well, i think we are in the post -- we are in the post trust era now. >> we have actually released a lot of this information in the charles and graphs they released but they haven't released it in a clear legible way. >> i would like to echo pa. we are here talking about whether or not we can trust the authorities and that is fine but that shouldn't be what the debate is about right now. this is what they are asking us to do. they are asking us to take on faith, to take on trust their conclusions. at the same time, that they are releasing this data that is supposed to lend us to trust that authority but the data doesn't back that up. it doesn't seem to show what they are saying that it's showing and it also hasn't led to any results. we haven't found the plane. we haven't found a scrap of debris so we don't have good reasons to trust it. >> yeah. we want to talk more about that and more certainly about what the families are trying to do and their efforts to try and g

>> pretty good, ari. this is a good day for delaying doing a bad thing, which is what they might end up doing in the end anyway. >> yeah, lawrence, i was going to ask you, logic doesn't always prevail in these kind of rule making processes. what's happening here and what do you make of it? >> well, look, the law couldn't be simpler, and i comment -- they open up, when they are doing a new regulation, they open it up for comment, so i sent in a comment, which simply said, "enforce the law as written." that was my comment to the irs. i wasn't the only one who did that. i know there were some organizations in washington who are pushing in that direction, but most people are pushing in a direction of saying, let us continue to abuse this and let us decide how we should define who is allowed to abuse the 501c4 status. and the crazy thing about it, ari, the only reason to use 501c4 status is to hide your donors. if you could not use 501c4 status for your political activities, you could set up another way of doi

it is about 40 minutes. >> do professor dan ariely. what do you teach at duke? >> a few classes, in the a, a behavioral economics, psychology for economists and an undergrad class and every year i change that. one year, it was code listed in economics and literature and i ask the students to run an experiment in behavioral economic tour to write short stories using principles from behavioral economics. the big undergrad class, last year i taught the class with cathy davidson, trying to learn from students and very what i teach. >> host: what is behavioral economics? >> guest: the best way to think about it, a view of the human being as being perfectly rational. and look into the future, just information, always makes the right decision. these are assumptions, not something the economics test, just assumed that this is the case. puts people in different situations and you see how people behave. people behave in very irrational ways and systematically rational way of and we have different ways to do that so for example if you build the policy, you might have a par

i might even skype my way into a segment for you there, ari.r, i have access to the control room. anytime when you least expect it, like, you know right now, i could end up being your next guest. >> i think that is more than fair. that's great. and you jump in whenever you want, lawrence. >> all right, you know now that you have me warmed up for this. can i do the tease for what's coming up in the show snow. >> sure. go ahead. >> this is so great to get back in the saddle this way. okay. but i don't actually know what is coming up in the show. so i will just say -- stay with us for more of "the last word" with the hardest working man in cable news ari. ♪ at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores, higher mortgage rates... ...and not getting the home you really want. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com. america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.c

>> well, ari, i'm a member of the american legion.p of saying -- calling for general shinseki or secretary shinseki's resignation. but i will tell you that if anyone has known or should have known of veterans' records being falsified they should absolutely be fired. there are two instances of two whistleblowers, one in phoenix, one in fort collins, colorado showing that records were falsified. we need to get to the bottom of this asap because let me tell you, the real tragedy, ari, are these veterans who lost their lives and their families and also the 99% of those men and women that work busting their tails every day supporting these veterans within the va clinics all across this country. that's who's -- they're the victims, beside those veterans who tragically lost their lives. and it's these knuckleheads who falsified documents to make themselves look better that need to be held accountable. in my opinion it's criminal negligence if they did that. >> right. and the problem with the falsification is it goes to all of the scrutiny th

i might even skype my way into a segment for you there, ari., i have access to the control room. anytime when you least expect it, like, you know right now, i couldened up being your next guest. >> i think that is more than fair. that's great. and you jump in whenever you want, lawrence. >> all right, you know now that you have me warmed up for this. can i do the tease for what's coming up in the show snow. >> sure. go ahead. >> this is so great to get back in the saddle this way. okay. but i don't actually know what is coming up in the show. so i will just say -- stay with us for more of "the last word" with the hardest working man in cable news ari. bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 866-905-6500 now. here we go! hold on man. is that a leak up there? that's a drip. whoo. okay. aah. now that's a leak. that is a leak! and if you don't have allstate renters insurance... game over. [ female announcer ] protect your valuables from things like water damage for as low as $4 a month when you add renters insurance to your

dan ariely at duke university.or the day. 56 past the hour, bloomberg is "on the markets." here's alix steel. >> time for today's options inside. joining me for a take on the market action is mark, director of trading at swan wealth advisors. eems to keep setting highs, what is your read as an options guy? >> the vix is depressed at around 11 3/4 now. major look at the other indexes, the nasdaq 100 and 2000 --ly the rest especially the russell 2000, the picture is not as result. if you look at the rvx, the russell 2000 volatility index that has remained elevated -- the spread between vix and rvx. how unusualk about that is, does one wind up playing catch-up? >> if you look at the spread x, is usuallynd rv about two or three points. five is why, we are at six .25. either the s&p has to give away some games or the rvx has to have a nice rally. my bet might be able to both. at this point, with negative news out today, i think s&p volatility is due for some kind of intermediate pop. people should take you vantage of th

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i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. the big news and surprise is the membership of the select committee on benghazi will be bipartisan. the house split down party lines this month on whether to form the committee. all but seven democrats said no. but today, speaker, former speaker pelosi said if there is going to be a committee, democrats will participate. >> eight reviews have been conducted in the house and senate. 25,000 documents released. millions of taxpayer dollars spent. it was not necessary to put the families or our country through this partisan exercise once again. what is the purpose of this investigation? what is the timetable? what are the milestones? what are they hoping to achieve? i could have argued this either way. why give any validity to this effort? but i do think it is important for the american people to have a pursuit of these questions done in as fair and open and balanced way as possible. that simply would not be possible leaving it to the republicans. >> house democrats also continue to empha

danielle's sons have the genes, only ari is affected, he has an enlarged heart.ext time he gets sick, danielle is likely telling the doctors not to revive him. she's pri she's preparing to say good-bye. >> it's not going to be easy, and it's going to be something that messes with me for a long time. >> at 36, danielle would like to have another child. but she's scared. the doctor and his monkeys may give her a way out. first, he removes a nuke las from the egg, and then he transplants it into another egg, which has mitochondria from another mother. it has dna from a three parents and another mother. dr.polotov plans to do that on humans. they worry about the unknown. a professor is a chair for responsible genetics. he said that the engineering of cells could open the door to a n array of ethical dilemmas. >> what we're doing when we start to genetically modify babies, how do we know when to stop? we know where to start, for some refine like mighto condreal disease, but when do we stop? >>> it has so much opposition and fear because it's so new, and never been tri

welcome to you both. >> hey, ari. >> thanks, ari. >> richard, where do you want to begin? let's start with the fact that as i mentioned, this is too much of an anti-hillary conspiracy for fox news. >> look, i'm not questioning karl rove's judgment in any way, shape, or form. i'm just wondering if he's lost all his clients and needs to defend his reputation given that his last client took the country into a disastrous war. but that's not saying anything about his political judgment right now. at all. i just want to make that clear. >> karen, dr. finney, what do you think? >> well, remember, he was -- we thought he was bush's brain? so you know, now it seems like he's a little scrambled. but this is -- what rove did, it was very intentional. he knew exactly what he was doing. he essentially has done this throughout his career. so we shouldn't be surprised. you know, he mainstreamed this piece of gossip-x then you kind of try to say i didn't say -- i think i loved the first answer, which was i didn't say brain damage. i said serious, you know, trauma or something like that. >

welcome. >> thank you, ari. >> what's going on here?really interesting, version of saber rattling if you've will. because if you actually look at the details of the agreement -- that has been suggested for the partners in international space station. the first two people to sign that were both the administrators of the national space agencies for russia and the u.s. charlie bolden here. and the russian counterpart of his, over there. and when you look at what is actually going on here, what you find is that, nasa and the russian space agency have had a good relationship. literally well before the international space station was launched and put into orbit. they have had a great relationship. the relation continues regardless of what the political situation is on the ground. that's always been the history of the relationship between the two. ever since russia stopped their attempt to get to the moon. we started working together to construct, to operate both space stations. >> yeah, i appreciate that history. although if you've go back fa

thank you. >> good to be with you, ari. >> i am ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. hayes is up next. >>> scare tactics. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. let me start with this preventive war being waged on hillary clinton. it's right out in the open now. from benghazi and nigeria, all the forces of the right are closing ranks to attack their common enemy for 2016. bill krystal, the iraq war field marshall of the home war has waged war on her title, secretary clinton. rabd paul has said to relish his direct line of attack on clinton, and now marco rubio looking foy

thank you. >> good to be with you, ari. >> i am ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell.s hayes is up next. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the collapse of large parts of the ice sheet in west antarctica appears to have begun and almost certainly unstoppable. that a quote according to a report from the "new york times" which credits global warming as the cause. meanwhile, marco rubio is probably running for president. >> obvious you're getting closer to running for president. >> i've openly said it's something i'll consider at the end of the year. i'll look at a number of factors, permanent factors, and also whether i could best promote this message and actually put in place these ideas i want to see put in place. >> senator marco rubio says he is ready to be president. if if the platfor

. ♪ >>> good afternoon, i'm ari melber sitting in for ronan.oday the justice department indicted five members of the chinese army accused of hacking into and spying on major u.s. companies. this marks the first time the u.s. has ever pursued these kind of charges against state actors on accusations of cyber espionage. all five are members of the chinese peoples liberation army and all of the hacks traced to a single building in shanghai. eric holder said these charges should put all countries on notice. >> we must say enough is enough. this administration will not tolerate actions by any nation that seeks to illegally sabotage american companies. >> this case should serve as a wake-up call. >> the u.s. long identified china as a major source of cyber spying but today marks a major escalation to halt this kind of hacking. nbc's pete williams joins us from washington. welcome, pete. let's talk about what damage the chinese have done here and what is the u.s. plan going forward? >> well, in terms of damage, the justice department was reluctant to

well, ari, i have been living with the problem for a few days. i have to honestly say, prior to, my son being killed. i never gave it much, like everyone else. you know, that's in -- that believes it can't happen to them. you know, i didn't do anything either. i didn't do anything to support the sandy hook people. now i am living with the consequences. if i had the capacity, to make a difference. if i had the capacity to make a difference now then -- you know why didn't i do it back then because my son would be alive. so i an not without guilt in this. but when you ask me about solutions, here's what i have learned to this point. and, you know. this is a complicated issue. there is a commonality. they involve mental health. typically all the incidents. all three of these problems. the three problems. three problems are, mental health issues, gun violence and violence against women. those these problems are, almost always typically combined to get this result. and there are, you have to take each problem individually. and start to talk about solut

cooked the books, ari. as i the mentioned, that is criminal negligence itch it led to one veteran dying. and general shinseki knows that. taking quick action. he need new do more. that's where i stand. a life member of vfw and iava. there needs to be a separate independent commission to get off to the bottom of it. heads need to roll. they have rolled. they need to continue to roll in a very, very near future. >> let me go, governor and look to the politics here. a lot of people care. we know about the politicking around veterans. let's listen to this against senator mark beggage. >> a national disgrace. veterans died waiting for care that never game. mark begich sits on the veterans affairs committee. the response, if there is a problem they need to fix it. itch there is a problem? four years ago the va inspector general failed the office in 13 of 14 areas. now some senators are blocking bipartisan legislation to shake up the va and enforce accountability. tell senator begich when veterans are dying it is

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ari, as the you know.t has the been 341 days since bloomberg published my piece, the capitalist case for a $15 minimum wage. which the folks at forbes characterized as near insane. yet, 140 days later, the citizens in seatac voted in a $15 minimum wage and 340 days later, implementing one here in seattle. and i think an extraordinary thing happened, a bilateral relation to phase in a very, very sound compromise. to get workers to $15 over -- over, you know, four to seven years. and i think it is a very exciting development both in seattle but also for the country. >> and robert, when you look at your, as i mention, your former boss, president clinton, and hillary clinton. they have obviously been -- i would argue reframing some of the emphasis around their economic record. give us your insights. and whether it is squared with your experience in the cabinet? >> we did see a reduction in inequality. the economy grew so fast. the responsibility and the result of policies that came out of bill clinton's admini

one of those journalists, ari ariaris aris stafanu was called for what was called economic reasons.said it was because he refused to tow the line on the pro-aust tearty line t sitting down with him in london to get the story behind the coverage of the austerity push, the greek media's own financial crisis and the cumulative effect on freedom of expression in the birthplace of democracy. >> thank you very much for coming to "the listening post ". >> thank you for having me. >> job cuts, shot downs of charges, newspaper, the media landscape has been affected by the financial landscape. could you explain to us what it was about the structure of the media industry in greece that led to the bubble to burst so dramatically? >> the main problem with the greek media landscape is that these organizations were never really profitable. they could see cheap loans from the banks and they could rely on public infrastructure. after the beginning of the crisis, when the advertisement market collapsed, it was only big banks that had some money to pay for at thisments in private stations and at the s

ari, chad, all right.ten they won the boston marathon, talking about buying the clippers. put that aside. what's your fundamental? >> i think it's overvalued. the valuation just doesn't justify where it is right now. the problem with the company is that it's not consistent. the operating margins have been jumping around in an erratic fashion. revenue growth is there currently, trading around $40 a share. you're still looking at a 2014 estimate of around $2 to 2.05, 2.40 after that for 2015. it just doesn't make sense. the company isn't over-indebted. they could reinvestment back into the business, but they're desperately looking to get into the athletic shoe business, of course. that's the reason for the move to try to perhaps put the deal together on the basketball team. but they have to compete with nike and adidas, and that's tough sledding. >> indeed it is. what do the charts tell you, ari? >> the charts don't look bad. i think longer term the stocks can go higher. i would not buy it right here. here's

first, ari, the debate with mr.senbrenner about reform to, nsa activities impact the privacy of americans. a debate i really welcome. i have wanted to have for a long time. that is a different matter from the vast majority of snowden leaks which are about the nsa foreign intelligence mission. the damage there has been devastating. it is beyond disingenuous for mr. snowden to suggest, nsa cannot show damage. they will not, because the it is classified. a false game. i want to delineate between the two. i welcome domestic debate. i hope congress acts in the manner that represents the will of the american public. whatever that is. a very different issue from what most of mr. snowden has done. >> i think to be fair, the nsa has been unable to point to evidence of harm even in a classified setting. they have had that opportunity. >> that's not true. >> many opportunities. >> that's not true. that is simply untrue. >> if you listen to the senators, all the people who have seen classified evidence. they say there is no har

any excuse to get in the music, ari.utin will accept the results on the condition that ukraine's eastern region be allowed to be autonomous, robbing the presidency of much of its power. many say if putin is indeed pulling back, it's because he loeths chaos. but he does do a good job of creating it. the judo wrestling kgb'ing geopolitical bent newar is on the cover of "time" magazine co-authored by michael crowley. michael, it seems like part of what has happened here is putin has gotten what he wanted. he didn't want ukraine to become part of nato. and he's created enough leverage that he can sort of ruin the presidency or delegitimize the presidency of ukraine and get control over the eastern regions he wanted. thus keeping ukraine from joining nato. but doing so in a way that doesn't force the west to come in in a much stronger way economically, or even worse, militarily. he's a sly dog here. >> he really is sly. and he's effective. and he has had the west on its heels throughout this process. and you're exactly right,

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these numbers are so big we sent both krystal and ari to washington. the one thing they're concerned about is the labor force participation rate which is the lowest it's been since the 1970s. overall the most positive jobs report the friday we've had in a long, long, long time. the markets aren't the only ones reacting to the news. >> the grit and determination of the american people are moving us forward, but we have to keep a relentless focus on job creation and creating more opportunities for working families. there's plenty more that congress should be doing, but i keep acting on my own wherever i must to make sure every american who works hard has the chance to get ahead. >> no surprise who else is reacting. our jobs report duo jared bernstein and peter mauricy. you're a glass half full kind of guy, jared. this report is good. >> first of all, let me just say how cool it is to have krystal and ari in d.c. that's already a good friday. look, i -- >> i can hear siri in the background, though. >> the 288,000 on payrolls is definitely obviously a good

i am ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell.ris hayes" is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. at this hour the first execution in this country since the botched execution in oklahoma has been stayed. stayed by the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals. a dramatic last-minute reprieve from a normally very, very conservative court that gives lawyers for a texas death row inmate a fair opportunity to prove the inmate's iq is too low for him to be eligible for the death penalty. robert james campbell had, through his lawyers, challenged his execution on additional possibly more far-reaching grounds that the drug execution policy is unconstitutional in

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. >> they have no -- >> but ari, this is a good point. let me concede one point to penny.ars now since this law was passed and republicans haven't built a consensus about their opposition plan. that's tactically not smart. >> well, no, that's not right. consumer based health care -- >> not consensus, seven or eight different plans -- >> have they put it up for a vote -- >> when you're not minority, you don't. when the democrats -- >> not when you have the president of the opposite party. >> when they have control of the house. >> i'll agree with ari, let him talk. >> they have control and allow people to tort reform, long been established. it's the approach to throw everything out. >> look at rick perry or scott walker, guys that took deficits, turned them into surpluses, unemployment that's how brought down significantly. conservative principles and governed at conservatives and loved in some cases in blue states. >> this is the difference between being a governor and legislator. when i helped write the report about the future of the party, the so-called autopsy. we calle

. >> good to be with you, ari. >> i am ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. chris hayes is up next. >>> scare tactics. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. let me start with this preventive war being waged on hillary clinton. it's right out in the open now. from benghazi and nigeria, all the forces of the right are closing ranks to attack their common enemy for 2016. bill krystal, the iraq war field marshall of the home war has waged war on her title, secretary clinton. rabd paul has said to relish his direct line of attack on clinton, and now marco rubio looking for any chance to line up with the far right attack squad is joining the charge against the former first lady. some think this is preventive war, a nasty line of fire to scare hillary clinton from evening entering the presidential race. this is just the beginning, they're saying, of what we're going to throw at you. the second you throw your hat in the ring. if you don't like the heat, they're channelling harry truman here, stay out of the kitchen. well, this dr

ari would whack him.ng to say that if this were his script, the guy wouldn't be on the payroll anymore. let's take it over to zeke for a second. he somehow as a salesman manages to make -- look like kind of saliva plume going there disney in that spittle for god's sake. >> i know where they put the keystone pipeline right back here jaw suffering succotash. at least he is -- in the b.s. trying to get me to swallow. billy, the simple fact is this. for house of cards. you go down in the records with the architect who broke the tacoma narrows bridge. i requested some footage, the greater walter lance provided this when i first watched woody woodpecker when i was a kid. >> there is obamacare right there if it was a bridge. i'm going to continue to call it obamacare although they call it the affordable healthcare act. now, i will change calling it obamacare when the president changes his name to barack affordable. all i'm asking of ezekiel immanuel is this. where is the disappointment for god's sake? why do you

he was head of the jesuits in argentina and archbishop of buenas aries.john points out, there could be a bit of a learning curve here he's still working with as he gets up to speed on geopolitics, but a lot of expectations. >> yeah. we'll be watching. eric and john allen. thank you so much to both of you. >>> just ahead, a ship and a city both attacked by terrorists. now back together. we'll go to new york for the bittersweet return of the "u.s.s. cole." something has be spotted whereas a watch means conditions are favorable. the last time it was in new york was for fleet week a few months before it was attacked. about a year and a half before the september 11th, 2001 attacks on the world trade center. >> it is a guided missile destroyer able to project power around the world. it's one of the most famous or in famous ships in the u.s. fleet. october 12, 2000, the cole was attacked by al qaeda as it ported in yemen. the suicide mission using a small boat and hundreds of pounds of explosives. 17 sailors died. 39 injured. >> as you see here on the floor, the

state department spokesperson ari harp said on monday that the us will stand for a nation status to representative offices of the syrian national coalition in washington and new york he was also plans to provide twenty seven million dollars of new non lethal us that assistance including food aid the additional measures include providing the free syrian army with concrete rocks and medicines worth about eighty million dollars the local one more weekend d oh and also what our international partners can do to support the moderate opposition mrs thompson and syrian opposition forces are expected to withdraw from the city is home to their stronghold in the central region with trying to keep the best i've ever been in gravitas of the work ahead of the present election. seeking a third term on. officials at the world health organization are concerned about an outbreak of the only state he represents the health emergency. it's the first time since the swine flu pandemic five years ago that they've issued such an alert international spread of polio to date in twenty fourteen constitutes an extraordinary ev

at the table jelani cobb, ari berman, brittney cooper, and dale ho., president of the center for policing equity and professor of social psychology at ucla and the co-author of "seeing black report" that discussed his work with the officials at the department of justice. it's so nice to have you, professor. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to make this clear in relation to the conversation that we were having before about mr. sterling, your research does not show police officers are racist, right? it's something more complicated than that. help folks to understand what your research does tell us. >> well, basically what psychologists are interested in doing generally is showing basic psychological universals. so the research that we've been doing show it's not police that are particularly or peculiarly racially biased, it's everybody. rather than thinking about prejudice as the problem, we start thinking about situations as the solution. both within colleges and communities and within law enforcement as well. >> so part of -- so let's -- let me get

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but after talking with ari and i spoke also with michael exner and folks who have been a part of this report, these are not people who are just taking a swag at this. these are the pros, people who do calculations like this, devoted to it. to have them come out and say this is wrong, there is information that doesn't make sense. all the reason more now the malaysians need to come out with the information, talk about the satellite delays and things these folks need to do to verify it. have the outside look. >> miles why wouldn't inmarsat just release all the data? >> it is not their purview, anderson, i suspect if they had their choice they would. but we've seen the malaysians and their track record on the information. there are customs and rules that go along with the accident investigation. one of the rules is you hold back the information until you have the final answer and release it. that may be the norm. it is time to break rules. this is an extraordinary event and we have great experts the world over who are looking at a percentage of the picture. we don't even know what percent

welcome, lynn, good evening. >> well, hi, ari. >> let's start with what is different.ca lewinsky who was so silent in 2008 when hillary was running is coming out in some way now? >> well the only thing i could think of is that she wants to try and make a play that could get her something maybe a tv show. she seems to like public attention. even if you look at the picture that we saw in vanity fair. she is sitting in the seductive pose on the couch, not, you know running in a -- working out or doing some other thing in life. so i am thinking that maybe every so often, you come out to a story, do a story, cause a splash. see what, you are testing the waters for herself. she does say she has had trouble finding her way professionally in life. >> that's right. i should be clear here, the magazine has release add but two pages worth of excerpts. not everything. as you mention, talks about trouble, job hunting, correct the record, reminisces on things, hillary clinton may have said. and talks about tyler clemente, a rutgers' freshman, many remember, committed suicide in 2010