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i'm in arianna huffington's bed. >> this is what my life has become. people just want me to tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. it's so bizarre. >> seriously, it's like the commercial where she's washing her hair and she's going, oh, oh, yes. it's amazing to watch you tell people off like that. >> but i'm not like that in real life. >> especially big, stupid men. i know you're not. >> you know what my fantasy is though? if we do another season, which really we should, larry. hello. >> come on, larry. >> i think susie needs to have the affairs, like with the pool boy, some really cute hot guy. jeff's having affairs left and right. me, i get nothing. >> exactly. >> it's not right. >> you know what? you know what people are thinking when they're watching "curb." that susie, everyone wants you to be, she's hot. >> that's the third metric. >> he's very mercurial, larry. he's unpredictable. >> is he needy? >> no, no. he's lovely. you've met him. >> i know. i have. >> he's the sweetest thing in the whole world. i don't want to ruin his image now in public o

>> arianna, i actually urge anybody coming to the conference.ave to go to the eye doctor and i'm legally lined. >> y-- blind. >> you are legally blind? >> yes. i have these contacts on like you wouldn't believe. >> you are? >> a lot of people are. take my contacts out i would not be able to see you right now. maybe i should do that! >> it could be relaxing! >> could be. actually, it is. >>> for more information on the upcoming third metric live three-city tour, visit third metric live.com. thank you both so much. i can't wait to do this! it's going to be so much fun. >> it is. >> join us. still ahead on "morning joe," she was chosen by president obama to represent the united states. billie jean king stops by to discuss her role as a delegate in sochi. more "morning joe" when we come back. is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie p

arianna huffington sort of famously had a response on her e-mail saying i'm not checking my e-mail this week. what do you think? >> i think it is in. i had a friend who went to a dinner party. there was a bowl at the front door and the host asked everyone to put their iphones in there and said please focus on ourselves, our guests and it worked. peel had a good time. >> yes or no. >> just don't respond to things as quick will and people will realize that you're one of those people who don't respond right away. it works for me. >> yes, in theory. >> thanks for coming in. >>> now to more serious stories, other stories into the situation room. at least 14 people have been hospitalized, six critically after an explosion at a minneapolis apartment building. the fire chief said not everyone has been accounted for but that below zero temperatures made rescuing victims especially tough. the cause of the fire is not yet known. >>> and it is a sad day for television fans. actor james avery, best known as uncle phil on the hit sitcom died from complications from heart surgery. a short time ago i s

topic of the conferences i'm doing with arianna. a mindful magazine you can see at whole foods.thing that people are focused on to sort of deal with the problems of our time. >> it's exactly that. it is a growing popular obsession but also a lot of science behind it. >> what is it? mindfulness? >> mindfulness, simply put, the ability to focus your attention on the thing that you are doing when you are doing it. it sounds so basically. you know, my guess is 150 years ago, people were not so concerned about mindfulness but we have kind of done this to ourselves. we have created some amazing technology that has enabled to us to do five things at once and we know, the study shows that multitasking doesn't make you more productive. it may make you feel more productive but it doesn't. mindfulness the interesting thing about it is a lot of it is is on meditation. you eat mindfully and exercise mindfully and you can apply these principles of just focusing your mind to everything that you do. >> help me understand why you're not talking about a whole lot of nothing right now. >> there is

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest arianna compost if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report and select a bio. up in the evening to you i'm having martin and this is breaking the set well here's a story that sure to keep you up at night according to findings just released by the air force thirty four officers at malmstrom air force base in montana were just caught cheating on a proficiency exam right our right our rights are cheating on a test isn't really that bad i mean we've all done it except i forgot to mention one small thing miles from houses bowled a stick missiles in the officers caught cheating we're taking a test on nuclear launch procedures but if that's not enough to make you want to cower under a table don't worry it gets worse the whole reason this cheating scandal came to light in the first place is because the air force launched an investigation into drug use among officers at the base and discovered the cheat.

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest arianna composts if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report and select. previously peacekeepers for a program concerned with monitoring peace deals post conflict environment nowadays there are increasingly asked to operate in a high risk while believe violence is still leading. to still. motionless with these people who has closed over almost twenty years for me even people. millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped. children recruited those soldiers were slaves no. sort of on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of good. well in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shelves were empty. in november they bombed it but die of steel warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. the third night that was incred

i remember people thought i was crazy to leave the washington post to work for arianna. >> look at whereton post is now. >> this was pre-aol. >> what about the business model? is it defensible? >> what they have done that is impressive if they have taken advantage of the social platform in a way that a lot of others have it. they didn't realize the value of what that is. i gave buzz feed a big lead. we sometimes talk about the brand and the people and less about the business models. there is room for only so many advertising supported businesses. when you get really specific, if the news content is so premium and interesting, even got to think of a subscription model. it is a difficult and competitive business to be in. a lot of people think about how we will get paid beyond just what is the brand and how quickly are we growing? >> a woman is charging $400 a year for a subscription. she has got a business there. if she has one customer, she has got a business. jose antonio vargas, thank you. jon ehrlichman, we will let you go. coming up, facebook earnings. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest arianna composts if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report and select by you know. millions around the globe struggle with hunger. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. they can the very strong push against g.m.o. and we think that's. the genetic anymore the right products are priest. there is no. evidence any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in the mousetrap i don't believe that's destroyed. the free. enterprise is profit. for social justice golden rice. sort of on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. ah. because. the shops were always full of goods. in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shelves were empty. in november they bombed the die of steel warehouses because the it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well

. >> so what is arianna creating at huffington post? politico just opened in new york. what is the direction here? >> every time a new medium has come along, it has gradually evolved its own native form of storytelling. when tv came along, initially it was to be just like a newspaper. then you begin to see power, images and having people on site him and the live broadcast. it became incredibly different. the same thing is happening in digital. in the last 10 years we have had a lot of innovation. initially people thought it would just be like a newspaper or tv station. the whole editorial approach is very different. it is incredibly versatile for each medium. buzz feed, huffington post, you can be very diverse. you can have reporters who do long new yorker-like articles on the folks who have do very short pieces, all built into the same site that combines all of that. evolving is really a new form of journalism. it is tremendously powerful. it has taken a while to get the scale necessary, but over the next 10 years, you will be amazed by -- you can do anything in digita

president lyndon johnson on two locations approached ap executives have me removed from the war arianna and there were lots of other influences on publishers, particularly on television, important donors of the networks. in this environment, the written and photographic product emerged from vietnam. there was a matter of controversy from the beginning. malcolm brown's photograph of the buddhist monk, the first month committing suicide by fire in saigon in 1963. that was a picture that helped shape president kennedy's view is that the government, that supported, wasn't doing an adequate job. in fact ambassador henry cabot lodge later told me that he had gone to the 0 office to get his last instructions before being appointed ambassador to vietnam, washington post was open, the kennedys's best, there is a picture of the burning mount on the front page and kennedy says you better go over and change things. we can't let this happen again. interestingly enough the new york times, the story did not published a photograph. new york times did not published a photograph of the burning monk meani

i think even as the digital sphere arianna huffington's in the andrew breitbart -- right barred's push people to be more opinionated on line key created space for that by making cable news about the feverish pitch rather than about the most convincing recitation of facts reported and learned. he defined in some ways the general interest newspapers would happen is anglo australian sense of the edit was okay okay to be more voiced in the "times" is coming to terms with that because of what murdoch is done in opposition. so i think he has done more to shape our mainstream media than a lot of people recognize both in tribute to and in resistance to the way he is doing it. the true saviors i think are going to be these billionaires who did not come up in newsrooms possibly cofounding eva as an adversarial opinion focused. it might be somebody like jeff raises who used his personal fortune to buy the "washington post" or a guy like chris hughes who bought the new republic with the billions that he made is one of the first guys on facebook. there's going to be a new sense where people are nat

. >> you're here in part launching with arianna huffington something called the world post which some people call the one percenters of diop line insurances, if you will. i don't know if you agree with that assessment. but i'm curious, why hook up with her? and also, the huffington post we often think is a left leaning publication that hates the 1%. so how do you square that? >> the world post is a 50/50 current venture between the huffington post and my institute. so the idea is to create something that's new, that gives a voeld voice to the world. that's why it's called the world post. it's different ideals, different courses of culture, not just the west, but also the east. young, not so young, privileged, less privileged. so the whole idea is to have a global conversation around topics that are not just, you know, business and politics, but also cultural and things that arianna cares about like mindful nest which i think is more important about in our lives. by doing it this way, huffington post says the institute has access to wonderful thinkers and wonderful writers that from ev

we're not just picking it oust the air. >> i thought you put arianna on here.nk about the industries that all these folks are from, obviously tech is the hot one. is there one in here -- i think it's interesting there's a lot of young people, you have a list here of energy and industry. >> that's right. >> are there other ones here where you think there's a guy or woman that will be more successful that we need to know about? >> outside of -- >> outside of tech? >> yes. >> energy and industry is interesting. we have a guy who started ascension air, which is he's trying to build the net jets of prop planes. these are ideas. this guys with a pilot when he was 12. these are ideas that are coming out that, you know, again, it's this technology. this is a generation of digital thinkers. where for the first time, despite the fact that all of these enjoy your birthday, of course, when none of us are getting younger. these are people who grew up thinking outside the box and are not relying on a corporation. they're not coming in here thinking i'll get a job at ipm and

. >> one such child, 9-year-old arianna christianson who also suffers from f.a. it am for doing not everything just for their son ethan but all the other f.a. kids out there struggling and fighting for their lives. >> reporter: the students of fsu also have rallied around the fisher family. from ice carving to good old-fashioned tailgate parties. >> stem cell transplant before he's 12 years old. >> and even bone marrow match-up sign-up table. >> he's going to need a transplant from a stranger. that's where it comes in. >> reporter: the seminole community comes out in force for the cause. >> florida state family has embraced this cause like nothing i have ever seen in my life. i have never been so grateful to people. >> and ethan has become a symbol of the team. >> he's become like their little buddy. and to know he's got this fight ahead of him, that's personal for them. >> reporter: he's down on the field before every home game, high fiving players. leading the pregame huddle, and wishing dad good luck. before heading up to his special seat to cheer the team on.

one was oprah winfrey, another was arianna huffington who sort of developed the news blog online newsows you the breadth of our conversations. we went to old media and new media in searching for people. an awful lot of the folks, as you might expect were out of media, which was gone through so much transformation and technology. >> real quick, paul, the he be tent -- ezra klein leaving "the post," is that a mistake or will these be the next generation of transformational people in media? >> i think the next generation of transformational people in media, they're going to be your age, not their age. >> maybe ezra. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. really appreciate it. paul stiger tyler, thank you so much. the full list of those 200 names is online. it will be narrowed down to just the top 25. >>> and it wasn't that long ago that russians stood in line to buy a loaf of bread. what uber wealthy russians look for in a american mansions. a stuffed giraffe, anyone? jae yeah. we'll be right back. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zon

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. >>> on tomorrow's show, arianna huffington. actress mindy kaling.projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> and what i try to do as a director, i try to -- the type is all off. sorry. i'll just wing this. i try to take people on an emotional ride. >> the curve? how do you think it's going to impact how viewers experience your movies. >> excuse me. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, let's think michael bane for joining us. >> and he's gone. to be fair, michael bay had never actually read the script before that. he got confused when the teleprompter didn't turn into a robot. if he doesn't stare into a computer simulated focus every ten minutes he loses his focus and shut down completely. >> 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. on the west coast. have you ever had a candidate like that that's melted down in a debate. >> i mean, yes. did you watch the katie couric

. >> what does arian does arianna huffington, rob miller have in common. >> they all think i talk tooanging around and i always wanted to put them in a book and i finally found a publisher who was willing to engage in that and i found people whose expertise was meaningful to the subject of the photographs and lo and behold they said yes. >> what caused you to begin collecting panoramic photos? >> it's just one of those things, whatever you like, joe, you just get into it and you can't stop. i had them all over my walls and my wife said they're maudlin, bleak, get them down. >> sort of like "breaking bad." >> do you have a favorite picture? >> i have a lot of favorite pictures. the naacp one because perhaps john lewis wrote and wrote so beautifully i favor a bit. norman lear wrote a beautiful caption in the book. good friend bill persky, a comedy friend and legend wrote a great caption about atlantic city. i'm not sure i have a favorite. >> the book is "the big picture, america in panorama." you can pick one. josh sapan, thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. >> coming

actually, arianna huffington and i are doing these women conferences on this issue and called "thrivel.a. starting on april 24th. >>> up next, this year's super bowl will feature some cutting edge technology and it's got a lot to do with our next two guests. >>> plus, louis is standing by in new york city where the nfl has taken over times square. louis, what is going on and what are you doing? >> i am at super bowl boulevard, mika. it is amazing here. now listen. the crowntoboggan. it's in the middle of broadway and behind me. clayton and i went down last night and rode down and had frictionless fun in the freezing cold. take a look. we will have much more coming up next on "morning joe." ♪ thoughtful combinations, artfully prepared. fancy feast elegant medleys. inspired dishes like primavera, florentine and tuscany. fancy feast. a medley of love, served daily. ... you might need to come closer... ... half a world closer! open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand her

arianna huffington and tina brown wearing sunglasses. they were wearing fur not like this, but big furs. >> i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. we are at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. number of economic reports on today but we're going global now, these are things in the united states we'll mention them briefly but we have a bigger perspective at this point. 8:30, weekly jobless claims, 10:00 xesing home sales, leading economic indicators and ernlgz mcdonald's is the headline name before the bell, should be interesting to see because innovation has kept them ahead of the curve, gets harder and harder to innovate and this afternoon fellow dow component microsoft which with everything that's happened there should be interesting. other headlines treasury secretary jack lew who is here. >> he's here, going to be on our broadcast. >> the government's going to exhaust its borrowing power by late february without action by congress. do we just leave this in the it he he witeleprompter. october they ag

. >> we have arianna thompson.d. jessica simpson. >> she has been engaged for three years. wedding bells will finally ring. >> good news. >> she said i think it is about time i got married. >> good. she has two babies close in age. >> very. >> you want to look good in your wedding dress. >> yeah. >> she has been working hard. >> her big thing is the weight watchers campaign after her first baby. she has been very clear. she said i love weight watchers and love doing it, but really, i want to fit in my wedding dress. >> we have a clip. >> the new year will definitely bring upon the wedding bells, which is exciting. i think it is about time. >> sounds like an announcement to me. >> yeah. >> all right. also under star power. charlize theron and sean penn. >> they were photographed together. they have been friends for a while. sean penn is friends with everybody. they were out to dinner a couple of years together. now this new year, they were spotted on a beach in hawaii together. >> are you or aren't you? >> they flew

no, it's the story of anna nicole smith, it's the story of arianna huffington.t was the matter with university of texas law school? you're leaving little kids behind? and the father, the sugar daddy raising them, one of them isn't her full biological child. look, it's not that any of this is in itself so bad, except that she's bragging about -- it's like elizabeth warren. i don't care that you're not an indian, but don't get into harvard as an indian accessing affirmative action and then saying, you're attacking me because i'm a woman. no, we're attacking you because you're lying. >> and i have to get to this. as a woman, what the author brings up is that america is not ready for a single mother. is america ready for a single mother? >> well, sure. it would be an amazing story, if it were true. >> right. >> she is a kept woman, not sanl woman. is america ready for a kept woman? i don't know. >> meanwhile, a companion piece, a politico piece, here is the "new york times" giant on hillary clinton called planet hillary, there it is on the "new york times" sunday ma