brant. the other guys brant morant which is actually really cool he used to open for me on the road and yeah he got the part first ya edition for it the number two lead and then they offered me the number one lead and i called them up and i hear not going anywhere without me. are you real friends. real friends and now we're hearing now is not exactly how you know sure they love you well if you should still move to the shows i mean it's not all that stuff. i do not know where if you don't help me with a very similar he says i had to get them to take a picture together they would bring and maybe a little bit of a compromising position with chris and he wouldn't do it because he didn't want to be perceived as less if there is a comfort for you chris there it is especially this is like my first thing i said i was a production assistant on conan so like being on the. line it's amazing how the local circle is great. you know now people recognize them and i don't think you know nobody recognizes me

brant. you know that i've been asked on do you still have anything from childhood a baseball glove oh man that's like you were actually almost yeah i cried and you felt. it was so sweet you know i was really i still have that and so blessed year. by that all you have a childhood. i try to throw away things because if i keep it going to become a hoarder will you run not just distress for male figure but. i think people will have you for the motion by the way for a way as well i would say the weirdest of the three is you. know why i would so i don't know as a compliment as complicated as you yeah we'll wildest is you going to it's not worth answering i want to get more i mean that with a minute well that's fine i want to get a load of this read more on crystal and ron fun just make sure you watch them on unbeatable on thursdays at nine and nine thirty pm on n.b.c. and you can find me on twitter would consider c. an x on the cut out that they get a little. cross-talk rules in effect that means

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>>reporter: gay pride began saturday afternoon in san francisco and thousands of sell brants flooded the civic center. the festive atmosphere was boy yent, those who reflected on what has transpired since the first gay pride event that emerged from a police raid in new york city. >> pride started because of the riots in the 60s at the stone wall in new york which was the beginning of the modern day rights movement. pride over the years kind of changed into a celebration and and a festival, now there's over 200 prides across the country. >> we used to be invisible, now we're very visible. >> here in san francisco to up in wyoming to down in birmingham, alabama, there's pride everywhere. >> the recognition of gay rights has given cause for celebration, activists note there are still obstacles to overcome. >> still be fired in 29 states just for being gay, fired in 32 states just for being transgender. >> saturday was a day to celebrate just how much has been accomplished in 44 years. >> everyone at every age, every color, every ekt nisty, having a great time. jump up, have fun and nobo

. >> west texas intermediate fell to $105.97 while brant crude was up to $114 a change and there was good news regarding energy production in the u.s. nk north dakota is producing 1 million barrels of crude every day thanks to the oil found in the shale formation in the western part of the state. >>> hold the phone, why is amazon a leader in e commerce jumping feet first into the very, very competitive smart phone market. >>> two senators have proposed raising the federal gasoline tax for the first time in more than 20 years to help congress pay for highway and transit repairs. chris murphy of connecticut and bob kosher of tennessee would like to raise the 18.4 cents a gallon federal gas tax along with the 24.4 cents a gallon tax on diesel fuel by 12 cents each over the next two years. >>> also in washington today, lawmakers had a tough time believing testimony from the ceo of general motors about how she's changing the auto maker's corporate culture in response to the recall of millions of def t defective cars. shares of gm ended a fraction lower today. phil lebeau has the latest on

could feel the ripples too while filling their tanks as militants certainty is pushing up oil prices brant has gained almost five percent since last tuesday when he how to seize the city of mosul and it's currently trading at more than one hundred fourteen dollars per barrel that is actually the highest price in almost a year since last august and there are predictions it will go further by fifteen to twenty dollars per barrel in the next couple of months for more on that let's get more indeed from europe to europe africa oil expert a plus industry group welcome to you do you agree with the forecast that the price will increase further in the next few months. well i think these events show how fragile the global oil supply demand balance really is of the moment the price certainly has risen to nine months in the last week and there's no real end to how high it could go some people are saying as you said rightly fifteen twenty dollars i've seen predictions of as high as two hundred dollars a barrel if that kind of price were hit we're going to see a major major oil supply shock and my major

can revolution be far behind and we mentioned revolution stacey i think you've got include russell brant russell brand is the revolutionary he's a man of the revolution russell welcome to the kaiser.

games the uncertainty is setting all prices skyrocketing let's check it out on the news wall here brant crude gained almost five percent this week when you had to seize the city of mosul trading close friday where a mormon hundred fourteen dollars per barrel the price is edging closer to a twelve month record forecast predicts further growth up to twenty dollars per barrel in the next couple of months if things go as they think they will all industry expert stuart elliott says the situation could become catastrophic iraq exports about two point five million barrels a day to the global market his production is about four percent of the global total so any disruption to sudden exports would have a major major impact if we were to lose that oil from the market it would be the tightest market with we've had for a long long long time and even then it's not clear that saudi arabia would be able to replace the lost iraqi barrels we're going to see a lot of change on the oil market we're going to see people having to stop using their cars it will really would be kind of end game scenario if ira

the uncertainty is sending the oil prices rising since the jihad to seize the major city of mosul brant crude gained almost five percent trading close friday more than one hundred fourteen dollars per barrel close to a twelve month high some experts think prices could shoot up another twenty dollars per barrel over the next few months energy specialist stuart elliott tells us a drop in iraq yo exports will hit global markets hard iraq exports about two point five million barrels a day to the global market his production is about four percent of the global total so any disruption to the southern exports would have a major major impact if we were to lose that oil from the market it would be the tightest market we've we've had for a long long time and even then it's not clear that saudi arabia would be able to replace the lost iraqi barrels we're going to see a lot of change on that will market we're going to see people having to stop using that cause it really really would be the end game scenario if iraq were to lose its allure and then we could even see another economic recession across

through iraq isis has been eyeing vile well fields including the country's biggest refinery and this is brant crude over the past few weeks and its price also went up during monday's trading session earlier i discussed this with jorge monta pac and energy market analyst he believes the uncertainty of war will keep pushing prices up i think the situation there is so confusing that the likelihood of military intervention has become smaller in recent days because from what i can read and everybody can read is difficult to know who it's for right and what the impact is going to be so i think the what people are doing right now is just taking a step back police personnel are shifting it to other areas and maybe that's the right thing to do in the short term this map shows us the geographical sectarian divide was you know the rich areas are dominated by sudanese and as well as it isis all our oil rich areas the question here is i mean what sort of damage can this concrete conflict have on the global energy market well it can to stop the oil production or affect the areas for a while as you can see

state can revolution be far behind and we mention revolution stacy i think you've got include also brant russell brand is the revolutionary he's a man of the revolution russell welcome because report very grateful that you have me here on the kaiser for your program thank you very much i think he absolutely say see what is actually.

state can revolution be far behind and we mentioned revolution stacy i think you've got include also brant russell brand is the revolutionary he's a man of the revolution russell welcome to the cause report very grateful that you have me here on the kaiser for your program thank you very much i think absolutely say see what is actually happening globally all respond accordingly so after five years of a financial crisis and there rising wealth and income gap as a result we're going to look at some of the headlines that we see happening around the walls regarding austerity.

owner you could feel it as well as militants make new gains the uncertainty is pushing up oil prices brant crude percent since choose this last week when just how to seize the city of mosul and it is currently trading at more than one hundred fifty one hundred fourteen excuse me dollars per is the highest in almost a year since last august there are predictions it will grow further indeed by fifteen to twenty dollars per barrel in the next couple of months as well oil exports to elliott says the situation could indeed become catastrophic. iraq exports about two point five million barrels a day to the global market its production is about four percent of the global total so any any disruption to certain exports which let's remember we haven't seen yet would have a major major impact if you look at the spare capacity in the world for oil production saudi arabia really is the only country out there with any saudi arabia can produce twelve point five million barrels a day at the moment it's about nine and a half so the spec of asti the saudi has is about the same as what iraq exports so if we

somebody let russell brant out of his cage. .ampire is loose at the >>> well welcome back all you all. three arresting stories only five accelerated minutes. first up, actor musician and political provocateur. he goes on a ten minute rambling comparing fox news to the radical group isis. >> isis is a religious terrorist organization. >> it's a fanatical propaganda organization. bomb them. she's worse. hey there, obama [ expletive ] she's doing it. she's a savage. she's espounding. >> good job russell. look who you are defending. isis. not ikea. not up in arms over ikea. it's entertaining. >> we have to remember one thing. this guy was fired from mtv for dressing up like osama bin laden the day after 9/11. that's how seriously he takes terror. if he feels isis is harmless he should go out there and hang out with them. they will behead him faster than you can say arthur. >> here's another reason why world cup is weird. check out luis suarez was caught on camera biting an italian during a match against italy. suarez is nicknamed can

is that the oil majors don't think they can make enough money at one hundred ten dollars a barrel brant crude world price and perform their business anymore that tells us everything we need to know about where we are in that peak oil story wound i mean that's pretty incredible but if i want to ask you what about technologies and you know look at how fracking has added to oil reserves in the u.s. side gerald celente was recently on the program and told me that the u.s. government spent every dollar and spend afghanistan and iraq and all the other wars on developing new technology we might be able to drive down fuel and food costs cannot happen. it can always of course make a little bit of a difference but when it comes to the geology involved in fracking this is a very very different sort of a situation we have to look at there's a lot of technology and technical jargon involved but the simple story is this we're down to taking oriel out of really deep really tight really difficult to extract rocks and it costs a lot of money now some people say that well at eighty dollars a barrel at th

can revolutionize be far behind and we mentioned revolution stacy i think you've got include russell brant russell brand is the revolutionary he's a man of the revolution russell welcome because a report very grateful that you have me here on the kaiser put your program thank you very much absolutely say see what is actually happening well we will respond accordingly so after five years of a financial crisis and there rising wealth and income gap as a result we're going to look at some of the headlines that we see happening around the world regarding austerity britain pushed one hundred twenty nine billion pounds deeper into the red this is now eighty three percent of g.d.p. so despite all of the u.s. therapy we're more in debt. sensibly all this austerity was going to reduce debt as you know it's gone up so the question is really what's the stereo about the can recall austerity because the debt is increasing and seem to be more of a wealth transfer the national debt has increased because they now the government has to include all the r.b.s. and lloyd's debt deficit has gone up surprisingl

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. >> president kennedy decided on thursday to send johnson to berlin because mayor brant had writtenthe city's rotting morale required bold and quick treatment. >> and the united states wants you to know that the pledge he has given to the freedom of west berlin and to the rights of western access to berlin is firm. >> khrushchev entirely convinced the words have meaning? if he is not, what can we do short of war to convince him that they do? >> soldiers arrived after a 110-mile road trip across east germany. soviet person radio described the forces as a challenging military act. >> the berliners know that western strength is their only protection. >> there are all sorts of people who say send the tanks in, knock the damn wall down. kennedy, no. he understands this solves his problem. will khrushchev try to take over the rest of berlin if he's putting up a wall? will he risk a war with us? no. the wall saves us from that kind of conflict. >> after the berlin crisis, khrushchev tests the largest nuclear device ever. he basically is going to say to the americans, you can't scare me. i'

. >> saturday afternoon in san francisco, when thousands of sell brants flooded civic center. the festive atmosphere was for this 44th anniversary, those that reflected on what has transpired since the gay pride event which resulted from a police raid in new york city. >> the riots in the 6 #0s at the stone wall in new york, the beginning of the modern day movement. pride over the years kind of changed into a celebration and a festival. there's 200 prides across the country. >> we're very visible. >> from here in san francisco to up in wyoming to down in birmingham, alabama, that's pride everywhere. >>reporter: cause for celebration, there are still obstacles to overcome. >> still be fireed in 29 stated just for being gayed. fired for being transgender. >>reporter: celebrate how much as been accomplished in 44 years. >> every one of every age, having a great time. have fun and nobody cares. >> happy pride. >>reporter: in san francisco, jeff pierce, kron 4 news. >>> one of the most iconic scenes of the pride weekend event is the pink triangle, 200 volunteers work this morning t

the dow, brant new record, the s&p 500, brand new record. but -- >> more hospitals. more doctors. of the latest push to clean up what has become more of a mess every day, the va. but maybe we should be talking to these guys. veterans. today, we will. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. bernie sanders said to introduce emergency legislation tomorrow to pump up the funding in a bid to provide better care for veterans, but with spending on va medical care up nearly 40% in the last five years alone, is more money the answer? to capitol hill senior producer chad, where the senate is back and the scramble is on. chad?

joining me tonight on the rapid response panel, brant kuhn and reese halter.spent time with both of you back during the oil spill several years ago. mr. kuhn, let me ask you first, will the people of the gulf ever be made whole by bp? >> hell, no, ed. the sad thing is four years into had litigation, 75% of claimants have been stonewalled and denied and bp filed a motion with the court where all of these cases are proceeding requesting the right to go back and make a claim to get their money back from the people they've made payments to in the past. >> so where does this go? i mean, they have enough money. they are just simply going to wear people down as i see it at this point. and weasel out of paying and making restitution on people that have had their livelihoods disrupted. >> well, they have. they have worn down everyone. they've worn down the judicia judiciariry and executive branch, they have the resources and capital to do so and the individual affects victims have very little ways of combatting it. >> bp has stopped the cleanup, how much oil do you thi

the dow, brant new record, the s&p 500, brand new record. but -- >> more hospitals. more doctors. more money. all part of the latest push to clean up what has become more of a mess every day, the va. but maybe we should be talking to these guys. veterans. today, we will. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. bernie sanders said to introduce emergency legislation tomorrow to pump up the funding in a bid to provide better care for veterans, but with spending on va medical care up nearly 40% in the last five years alone, is more money the answer? to capitol hill senior producer chad, where the senate is back and the scramble is on. chad? >> we're going to be hearing a lot about this bill and another bill that republicans in the senate are going to offer tomorrow as well. this has been jammed up here for a couple of weeks. smart majority leader harry reid came to the senate floor today and said he endorses the sanders piece of legislation and says it's a good piece of legislation, and republicans don't want to pay for these things. he says there's a cost of democracy, cost when we go to

this time it was actor russell brant who took to youtube in a ten-minute long rant to attack our verypiro for telling it like it is regarding the crisis in iraq. >> a fanatical religious terrorist organization. >> fox news, fanatical terrorist propagandist organization. it isn't reasonable, is it, the way she's talking them. bomb them. she's worse. like wait you see the video of someone with a rifle, hey, i'm going to bomb and bomb and you're like [ bleep ]. she's doing it. just doing it with a city backdrop. she's talking savage values, volatile angry combative language. i don't think that's helpful. i'm not being just sensational. that is more dangerous than isis. that attitude because that's far-reaching. that's affecting millions and millions of people. >> here with reaction our great, great, great american people. the "imus in the morning "producer bernard mcguirk. fox news senior correspondent our friend geraldo and former speech writer phonofor condi rice and way ahead of the curve on the bergdahl solution. great to have you back. we missed you, and we're sorry about what happe

further proof the big corporations like mcdonald's and afford to pay their workers a living wage the bad brantbear yesterday's broadcast of special report the fox so-called news post mocked to the editor of an arizona paper for refusing to print letters or editorials written by global warming deniers check it out. the editor of the arizona daily sun in flagstaff does not have room for balance in his newspaper randy wilson wrote that global warming deniers did not deserve space under the headline it's not censorship by ignoring those global those denying climate change. you know a broad subset about there is no debate about global warming it's happening and where the cause of it's only because bret and the rest of the fox so-called news team continue to pump out fake outrage like this that millions of americans still think that some day and the very very ugly allen west during an appearance on rick while his true news radio program yesterday the former florida tea party congressman said that the rise of isis in iraq shows that president obama is in league with islamicists asked by wiles whether

but i don't feel well i don't believe that look you don't look it up he was still under threat by brant. what was your age what with it was the city of berkeley down yeah well you know what i want to if you want to tell the vast majority of people not the vast majority but certainly a majority of people who are not in the mood for more gun laws we've seen this in state after state if you want to tell them that i was are you going to abandon my well you have to. or you're saying his own just act as a bunch of republicans who are in the pocket of the n.r.a. tried to pass once they were elected by that people these are the guys who are elected by the people it's not just that i consider to be everywhere i had already said and i'm sorry to back but you know not elected to loosen our gun laws they in fact the vast majority of americans would like to see the gun show loophole closed over ninety percent of americans that the vaccine well they know you can sort of closing like to see background checks with the n.r.a. is instead pasmore i would i would just have to mean if you did that you would

>> as long as oil is not going through the roof, the problem is earlier on, when we saw brant, not westide, the markets move down. if oil is calm, the markets are calm, and that's how they're looking now. i don't think this is settled by any means. >> far from it, probably. >> i want to point out, there's been enormous volume in a number of etfs today, energy, industrials, technology, health care, eight or nine times normal. somebody is moving money into the stock market using etfs. >> well, energy is a space that everybody keeps talking about, bob, especially for the second half. >> good point, but tech, health care, industrials, big movements today. >> all right, that's the word from down here. kelly evans has the second hour of "the bell" and the travelers ceo. don't miss that. >>> thank you, scott, and welcome to "the closing bell," everybody, it's monday. i'm kelly evans. the dow jones industrial average, in fact, everybody just eking out a gain here, adding about five points. the nasdaq managing ten into the close about 0.25%, the s&p 500 adding just 1.6% as things shake out. 1,93

. >> host: amity shlaes, you list willie brant is as one of your greatest influences. who was he? >> guest: well, the part that made me be influenced by him were his speeches as mayor of berlin during the period when the soviets and the east germans put up the berlin wall. and as i was answering this question about a month ago in preparation for the show, i was listening to billy rund speak out from berlin to communist that they were doing wrong by erecting this wall, and he said, in english he'd say the sow -- soviet union gave her lap dog, the east german regime, a little bit of string, a little bit of leash, that's all that's happened. they're just rooting up, they're wrecking all of international law. by building this terrible berlin wall in my city. and the way he did it was so dramatic, so tough. and here was the little mayor in a big, international game. it was geopolitics, and he stood out for his toughness like a tiny dog himself fighting against the monster of the soviet union, and i was just touched by the bravery of the speeches. why did i mention him? because the audi