buzzfeed started as a side project. when he left the huffington post, he started working on it full time. ever since january, we have been sort of revamping it into more of a news site. >> did you graduate from ohio state? >> i went to ohio university originally. >> you graduated from st. john's? >> i did not graduate, i am still taking classes online. when they hired me, i was still in school. i started taking on more work and i've been doing online classes and finishing my degree. >> why did you leave school? >> i think there is importance to it. people really like what i do. people love the old clips of the politicians. there is a lot of time that you break something in the news cycle that people did not know. i found this clip of mitt romney in 2010 when he was arguing for an individual mandate. look at what we did in massachusetts. people did not know that. at the time, that took over the news cycle. rick santorum was using it in the republican primary. >> we have followed you because you've gotten a lot of publici

. >> more with the buzzfeed "q & a."on c-span's >> mitt romney criticized president obama for his economic policy. he also talked about the recent

"buzzfeed." they're starting up a lot.e for great parties too. >> so i've heard. >> bill: the problem is the parties don't start until midnight. we miss them because we have to get up too damn early in the morning. we'll go out to chicago and talk to one of the leaders of the teacher's strike in chicago and find out what that's all about. and big news on don't ask don't tell. but first... >> this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this tuesday seems the folks on mitt romney's web site team have no originality and find it easiest to copy other people's work and call it a day. they put up a new donation page yesterday which looks exactly like barack obama's donation page at barack obama.com. but folks at "buzzfeed" found the posting. it was basically copied word for word. how to donate electronically to the campaign from obama's web site. it's had its version up since last march. after "buzzfeed" called them out on it saying you didn't write that, the romney campaign changed the text. blamed it on a

a new member of the "buzzfeed" team, right?>> thank you very much. >> bill: welcome to "buzzfeed" and welcome to the studio. excited about "buzzfeed" getting into the political business now. john stanton, the washington bureau chief has been in studio a couple of times. it is good to have you as part of the program. here's what i want to know, rebecca, why do people even bother to send reporters to capitol hill these days because we know that -- we know damn well they're not going to do anything. >> absolutely. you still need people to pester them and get you to tell them they're not going to do anything so it is still worth having us up there. you're right. at this point in time -- >> bill: they're here this week and then they're gone until november 6th. >> yes. exactly. november 7th i guess. they'll be back for a lame duck session and not much will happen then either. >> do we get that time off too? >> bill: yeah, eat your heart out. so is there anything like even -- do they even pretend to get anything done? is there anythin

and then after those polls came out, a romney advisor told "buzzfeed" that romney's internal pollingthey claim is within the margin of error so they're disputing that it's true. >> eliot: took a poll of two people to the margin of error is 50%. they're nowhere close in ohio. >> the polls will close. it is the nature of how elections work. >> eliot: i'm not so sure. seriously in ohio, the manufacturing base is beginning to come back. the economy is coming back and there's one overarching reason for that, the auto bailout. that issue in what we used to refer to as the rust belt has been harmful to romney. mitt romney's handling of that was fundamentally wrong. >> you look at his resume. i talked to -- everything i want he was a businessman, he was a governor. he seems like he would be the best person that could go against obama right now but i don't know what he's going to do. >> eliot: his campaign has turned himself into somebody who is invacuous. he gave those things up five years ago. put that editorial aside. let's go to the senate campaigns. where the battleground is. a few month

john herrman is the deputy tech editor of "buzzfeed." joining us this morning on our news line.john, good to talk to you. >> good morning, bill. >> bill: from what you saw yesterday, how good is it and what are the new features of the iphone 5? >> well, it's been a pretty long time since apple has given us a real surprise with the new iphone. this is no different. this is a lot like the iphone 4s. it's got a lot of incremental improvements. it has 4g wireless which will basically make using the phone feel like it is next to wi-fi at all times. it has a new camera. it's got a slightly new case so it's made out of aluminum in the back rather than the extremely delicate glass that i've seen -- i'm sure you've seen shattered on multiple occasions. the most obvious change is that it has been elongated. it's not exactly a bigger phone, it is a taller phone. >> bill: that means a bigger screen? >> yeah. it is a four inch screen. the old screen was about 3.5 inches. normally when phones get larger, like android, they get bigger in all dimensions. apple has kept the screen the exact same

wes' on the presidential campaign trail with buzzfeed.hael, before i ask you that question, i want to show you something that president obama said last night in his speech that is directly relevant to this issue. watch. >> obama: i'm still eager to reach an agreement based on the principles of my bipartisan debt commission. no party has the corner on wisdom. i want to get this done. but when governor romney and members of congress tell us we can lower deficit by spending trillions more on new tax breaks for the wealthy? what did bill clinton call it? you do the arithmetic. >> cenk: first question is the obama camp based on that clip and reporting absolutely set on trying to push for the grand bargain again if they get re-elected? >> yes, from what i understand they are going to try to do that. i believe people are already calling it tax-ageddon. i think that's what they're going to try to do. i spoke to people involved in the democratic party not in the campaign about these issues. there is a sense that president obama still thinks he's g

rolling stone buzzfeed and 78 other publicalationses and amanda marcott.xx factor, which sounds fun. guys, let's talk about first mitt romney's speech. john, let me start with you. did you like it? did you think it worked for him? thoughts? >> caller: it reminded me of mondale in '84. he has been writing it for five years and it's probably the best speech he'll ever begin. it was not as raging dishonest as palm ryans. but it was full of lies, raising taxes and i agree with you. i thought the part about his parents was very endearing. it's interesting that they have to bring people in who like mitt romney in lieu of mitt romney being likable. i'm curious if there will be bumps in the polls that will be wiped away next week. >> cenk: amanda? >> romney's thing about wooing more voters will be to get older women to vote for i think he failed. he knew it was his goal. he talked about giving women jobs. but i think it's a story that will leave that particular category a little bit cold. >> cenk: he tried he tried really hard, paul ryan and then ann romney over t

we brought in the senior editor of the social news site buzzfeed, and he'll help us stay on top of itmatt, good morning. >> good morning. we'll break this down into three parts. we'll start with looking up, popular search terms online, and i understand we'll begin with lady gaga. >> yeah, totally. lady gaga is in the news. starting last week there were unflattering photos taken of her at a concert in amsterdam, and then after that she said, you know what, guys, i gained 25 pounds, so what, but then her critics kind of came after her and everyone started criticizing her, so then just yesterday she tweeted out, you know, i'm starting this new product called the body revolution. embrace your body and sent out a twoet and said, you know what, this is my body. this is who i am and i can't change that, so everyone go on littlemonsters.com, which is her own website that she started. she's such a social media maven. she started the social network herself, and it is totally starting to take off and people are starting to, you know, get into it. >> giving her online power in the number of follo

we brought in the senior editor of the social news site buzzfeed, and he'll help us stay on top of itmatt, good morning. >> good morning. we'll break this down into three parts. we'll start with looking up, popular search terms online, and i understand we'll begin with lady gaga. >> yeah, totally. lady gaga is in the news. starting last week there were unflattering photos taken of her at a concert in amsterdam, and then after that she said, you know what, guys, i gained 25 pounds, so what, but then her critics kind of came after her and everyone started criticizing her, so then just yesterday she tweeted out, you know, i'm starting this new product called the body revolution. embrace your body and sent out a twoet and said, you know what, this is my body. this is who i am and i can't change that, so everyone go on littlemonsters.com, which is her own website that she started. she's such a social media maven. she started the social network herself, and it is totally starting to take off and people are starting to, you know, get into it. >> giving her online power in the number of follo

these lawmakers are using the responsible-responding buzz-sounding buzzfeed.of the economic cataclysm of 2008 has now been calculated to be about $12.8 trillion. see the careful and thought report by group better markets. the cost of regulations surely would have been less than the cost we incurred by not having them. and do we need to debate the benefit to society of the disaster. the independence of these agencies should not be sacrifice. but my dear republicans be consistent. at the same time the republican party is pushing to stop any rules or regulations relating to the financial markets where we know fraud is still rampant they've passed all sorts of voter i.d. laws that pose enormous cost and burdens in our society yet they cannot shows any circumstantial evidence of voter impersonation fraud. they are hypocrisy is outrageous, and expecting logic and consistency from a party whore standard bears an image now to my point. (vo) jennifer granholm ... >>for every discouraged voter, there are ten angry ones taking action. trickle down does not work. in romne

we'll talk to buzzfeed about what's going on with elizabeth warren up in massachusetts.st... >> this is the "full court press." >> bill, history was made at the family cup finals last night. the los angeles kings are nhl champions for the first time in their 45 year history. they ripped up the new jersey devils after losing the last two games. several the goals came on power plays. dustin brown was first to get his hands on the 36 pound trophy, thrusting it into the air at center ice. >> bill: good for l.a. man, when i was in l.a., i saw the kings a few times. they were far from stanley cup team in those years. they've come a long way. >> another celebrity came out in support of gay marriage, a bit of a surprise because of her strong christian beliefs that were thought to lean conservative. carrie underwood saying everyone should have the right to love people they want to love and should be able to marry if they want to. the country star and former "american idol" said she's bothered by people who use the bible for hate. >> bill: good for her! the real conservative posit

. >> john: but i was moved by the photos on buzzfeed of people holding up signs saying they want peacend mitt romney criticized them. [ laughter ] >> what is -- i mean that -- and the images not on buzzfeed i saw them on facebook with libbians holding up signs, this is not what islam is about. the people who now run the government have been enboldened by u.s. support and nato support. some of this is media spin. yemen erupts and 2,000 protesters out of 25 million people. >> john: i heard that the cairo protest was not that huge of mob as well -- >> cairo was truly symbolic. >> when there's anti-war protests in america those don't get covered by the media. >> these are things that sell papers, there are protests going on in egypt that are very peaceful. if the american ambassador and workers were not killed it would just be a protest in the middle east. the libya one is really an isolated incident that looks more like an al-qaeda attack than any of the protesters -- i was happy to see the major groups had a big press event yesterday with a rabbi and christians saying they oppose this. i

now chambers told buzzfeed that he created the site after seeing a poll that he just thought didn't lookight. and then according to the calculations none of the other polls out there were right either. why? because of that liberal media bias of course. this is what he said . . . >> jennifer: any poll. that sounds scientific reasoning. remember einstein's e-equals 911 was an inside job. but now republican voters are buying into that reality. a romney supporter ecoed that same nonsense. >> jennifer: he is going to carry virginia in a landslide. okay. not everybody right-winger is on board with that crazy train. chris wallace became the unlikely voice of reason today on mike gallagher's conservative talk radio show. >> i think romney -- i don't know that it is any great headline is in trouble. >> where do you get that from? what do you mean romney is in trouble? because of this poll manipulation crap -- >> this poll stuff is the -- the criticism of the polls is craziness. they are telling a story, and the story at this point is that romney is losing. >> jennifer: fox new's own poll agrees t

mitt romney -- buzzfeed found a tape of him from 2006.re it. >> romney: interestingly, sexually active teenage boys are twice as likely to be depressed and almost ten times as likely to attempt suicide than boys who wait until they are older. >> cenk: to me if you are not sexually active as a teenage boy you would be much more depressed. >> yeah, you would be like i got some last night. [ laughter ] >> cenk: it is the same from girls? >> women -- or i should say girl are morelikely to suffer because of it, because of the social ramifications. >> cenk: yeah, it's not like a lot of guys are like i got laid last night. and everybody is like oh sorry. >> yeah, a lot of guys like to get spun where they get caught up in a girl and then they lose her. >> cenk: i hear you. when i was 15 or 16 i would have taken my chances on that. all right. thank you guys. when we come back we have got terrorism -- yeah. okay. [ laughter ] >> cenk: now this is really interesting, because the republicans might be on to something here it's a very rare situation wh

. >> more with the buzzfeed "q & a." c-span's >> mitt romney criticized president obama for his economic policy. he also talked about the recent deaths of four americans in libya. this is about 25 minutes. ["i was born free" plays] >> thank you so very much. my goodness. what a northern virginia welcome. thank you. [cheers and applause] and karen, if i am the next president of the united states, we will have to get you a job. a lot of other veterans, too. our veterans are not going to have a job when they come home. we have to get this economy working for our veterans. you guys are fabulous. near the virginia can determine who the next president's -- northern virginia can determine who the next president is. i hope you make that decision to get me elected. [crowd chants "mitt"] >> you guys are the best. i am excited about our future. we have heavy hearts across america today. i want you to know things are going to get better. right now, we are in mourning. we have lost four of of our diplomats across the world. we are th

wasn't, huh sphwh but it doesn't even end there because after that, yet another campaign aide told "buzzfeed" that actually maybe he would require insurers to cover pre-existing conditions. saying romney will ensure that discrimination against individuals with pre-existing conditions who maintain continuous coverage is prohibited. what! another flip-flop. then today on the campaign trail... romney etch-a-sketch all over these pesky policy details and he just said this. >> and i want to get rid of obama care because it is killing jobs and small businesses. >> jennifer: wait. so now he's back to getting rid of all of it. that, ladies and gentlemen is a whopper of a flip-flop a three flip-flop flip-flop. a triple gainer. all right. we're going to put those on the line. the flip-flop line, the clothesline later. but it's not just healthcare. did he the same song and dance yesterday on the issue of taxes. when david gregory asked him on "meet the press" to name the loopholes he would close to pay for his tax cuts on the wealthy without raising taxes on the middle class romney avoided giving any s

he's with buzzfeed on the campaign trail as well. michael on to my conspiresy theory.ly ones seeing it that way or are we the only ones who find it off in it tale. >> i'm not sure. i think you can account some of this to the fog of war. in the interview an incredible story, and an incredible job by "60 minutes." i saw it from the west pam palm beach airport and everyone at the airport was glued watching this. they said they didn't even know it was bin laden. they were shooting basically any military age male in the house. that's how i interpreted it. they were going room by room, as they were describing it. so i'm not sure if it's a conspires or if maybe there is a lack of clarity in terms of who actually shot him or if they hit him in the head initially at first. >> cenk: when asked by the president by this, they also had an interesting answer. let's watch that. >> he asked who was the one and we told him we wouldn't tell. >> you wouldn't tell him, why not? >> pulling the trigger is easy. we've done it a millions of times and it's not that hard. it's not about who got

african-american communist and has been mailed to 1.5 million voters across the country, its creator told buzzfeed got, really? this is what they've tried to do in 2008? none of this is new. there's a straight line from what we're seeing now and what we will see over the next month or so and what we saw in the lalt stages of 2008, what we even saw in the late stagings of the primary phase of 2007 and '08. there's no disconnect there. it's a continuous line. but you cannot introduce new rumors about someone who has been in the nation's living rooms for four year. and expect anyone but the hard core to believe them. so the people who think this president is a foreigner or a muslim or whatever else they're trying to imagine and create and concoct in their own sick minds, that's what they believe anyway. they are preaching to the converted. that's a waste of dollars for conservatives in general, for whatever groups -- >> i'm behind this. >> i have to leave it there, richard, richard with wolffe and frank shaef eithf either, thankr your time tonight. >>> coming up, republican scott brown is refusing to

a senior republican foreign policy strategist telling "buzzfeed" yesterday that the romney campaign was, quote, just trying to score a cheap news cycle hit and now it's just completely blown up. calling the romney campaign strategy a, quote, utter disaster and saying the romney campaign is, quote, incompetent at talking effectively about foreign policy. former top john mccain aide mark salter calling the attack unfair and hyperbolic in its timing. peggy noonan urging toward mr. romney toward cool words or no words in this crisis. the republican party decided overnight despite how mitt romney screwed this up, he is their candidate so they better get onboard with him? there was rob portman on the cbs morning show. i didn't know what i was saying was inaccurate, i stand by it anyway. then there was john mccain on the "today" show and john mccain again on msnbc this morning and republican congressman pete hoekstra and jon kyl with an amazingly off color analogy and george w. bush u.n. ambassador in the "washington post" and rumsfeld on twitter saying we're onboard with the way mitt romney i

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reports today he's expanding his range of attacks, that he realizes even though -- there's a piece in buzzfeeds aren't promising, they haven't eroded obama's lead. in fact, he's opening up. for a long time i think they were hoping the politics of resentment and every angry white man turned out for them and plus potentially people disaffected by the economy would be a win combination, but that's not happening. i think they're going to throw anything at the wall. >> all right. stay right there. don't go too far. when we come back, "saturday night live" kicking off a new season with a new president obama. that guy, by the way, absolutely hilarious. he was trending on twitter last night for a bit. how did he do? we'll show you some clips of that. also, are you ready for the political week ahead? if you're not, fear not. we'll get you there. a brain trust with a sneak peek at the week in politics on the other side of this break. in america today we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025

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and then john stanton from "buzzfeed" will be joining us later.>> other headlines making news, big changes coming to sesame street gentlemen. this isate shattering. as the show debuted its 43rd season on pbs this week, the way they present elmo has changed. elmo's world is gone. that was the name of the segment now called elmo the musical. the red character will incorporate much more music into his skits as he's now introducing more concept in science, technology, engineering and math. really good for the preschool demo. the new skits are longer and they're geared toward older preschool age children whereas before, he was just talking to kids up to 2 years old. he's doing 2 3 4-year-olds. >> bill: this is bad news. you start messing with elmo, man. >> he's extending his reach. he's doing dinner theatre now. >> no, no. >> bill: if it ain't broke don't fix it. >> i'm on to keep elmo. >> we thought that arnold schwarzenegger's affair was all but forgotten but it is back in the spotlight. the actor and former governor's new memoir called total recall

. >> as buzzfeed reports, the romney campaign originally agreed to a crowd of mostly students from theniversity of miami. however, when they couldn't find enough students to fill the seats, the campaign started playing dirty. romney's campaign threatened to reschedule the event if they weren't allowed to bus in activists from around south florida. organizers caved and activists were brought in and ignored requests to hold the pause. one univision host said this, "we were a little bit thrown because it was supposed to be a tv show. it wasn't a rally. it was a little bit of disrespect for us." this wasn't the only demand from the romney campaign. romney almost cancelled the event himself. just minutes before the show, apparently he was not impressed with his introduction. an anchor said romney agreed to a 35-minute event while president obama agreed to an hour-event. romney was invited out but he never showed. one republican at the taping said, quote, romney threw a tantrum. he refused to go on until the introduction was retaped. meanwhile, president obama held his forum the next night,

. >> buzzfeed is reporting conservative mormons circulating an e-mail to make september 13th a day ofey so he'll succeed in his debate next week. i suppose mr. romney believes it's on a wing and a prayer does he? >> well, certainly they're going to prep very strongly very hard for this debate. he certainly has a strong group of followers and supporters who are going to be absolutely rooting for him, as the president does. i think they're taking it very seriously and not leaving anything to chance. >> perry to you do you think that mr. romney's recent experience during those republican primaries may lull him into a false sense of security since he was debating against einsteinian figures as herman cain and michele bachmann? >> i'm sure they know the difference between rick perry and mitt romney in debate prep. they're not taking this for granted. he's done all this prep. obama was not great in the '08 debates and romney was not great in the 2012 debates, so there's room for both of these guys for improvement and i expect they're both studying hard to make sure they can do the best they

this week, the folks at buzzfeed reported on an anti-abortion bill he voted for in the state legislature would criminalize abortion to the tune of life in prison for violators including victims of rape and incest. the bill doesn't just classify abortion as a felony punishable by life in prison. it also defines a fertilized egg as a person, which means even some forms of by the way control could become felonies punishable by life in prison. so using iud, life in prison for you. in vitro fertilization, life in prison for you. that includes rape victims and incest victims. and then congressman roscoe bart let. he has served ten terms, but thanks to redistricting he's not running in a super safe district since 1992. this year, he really has to campaign hard to hold on to the seat, which is why it's not a great time for him to be faced with follow-up questions about his anti-abortion policies he's not used to talking about with anyone who doesn't agree with him on the subject. that's what happened at a town hall last week that went very bad very quickly. >> there are very few pregnancies as a

stevens telling buzzfeed that mitt romney loved the clint eastwood thing, quote, i was backstage withs laughing and he enjoyed it. stevens said. adding that the candidate thanked mr. eastwood for coming. this is not about clint eastwood. this is about the romney campaign blowing their biggest moment in the campaign so far. the biggest audience they will ever have to present their unrebutted best case for their campaign. if nobody gets fired for this, what does that say about who is in charge over there? whoa! don't want you spilling that hot latte on my driver's seat. this is my car. who are you? i'm the second owner. the what? i will own this car after you. look, i'm not telling you how to drive our car. our car? if you're gonna have a latte in the car, keep a lid on it. it's a cappuccino. still needs a lid. [ male announcer ] the highest-quality cars plus an exceptional certified pre-owned program. good news for the second owner. take care of my car! [ male announcer ] experience the summer of audi event by september 4th with 1.9% apr for 60 months and a complimentary first month's

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but importance pales compared to what the website buzzfeed called easily the hottest moment of this year's from this... (nats) what gawker called a tender bro hug between bill clinton and barack obama, consistiig of a hug accompanied by 6 back slaps, a rub, and one more that wasn't petting. jessica alba started it by pointing at her arm. chaaces arr these two were discussing, say, a new skin cream, or laser hair injury... "the energy here is incredible." jessica sent out a twit pic posing with eva. we got hold of jesssca's husbaad, cash warren, but neither he nor any pr reps got back to us with what instigatee the petting. "now eva lonnoria is a political activist, she's an obama campaign co-chair. thh convention is serious busiiess for her. stop it! get yoor minds out of the utter." if you're that desperate, watch reruns of desperate housewives. "oh ffr god's sakes was it this? or was it this?""this isn't a convention moos, cnn, new york. . jeanne - -3 coming up... school is back in session... but there'sssomething different this year... that's happening in one maryland distr. district.wh

romney pollster kneel newhouse told buzzfeed we're not going to let our campaign be dictated by fact a good thing/bad thing happening here. i do. i think there's been -- there was a whole critique developed in the blogs during the bush years about the perils of false balance and, you know, i think brad delong or paul crudman. i forget who came one this term on opinions differ as the perfect example of taking something that's not disputable and going to he said/she said and not independently disputing the fact. think that critique has been very effective. it has been effective. it has changed the posture and so we now have this fact-checking industry. we have the fact-check page, "the washington post," and everyone's running their fact checks and then the question is so then what, right? where are we now in this migration? what do you take away from the paul ryan speech? is it a moment of victory for this line in that we're all saying there's eight places where he said they were flat out untrue and misleading or disingenuous or does it show the limitations of this mode that they're go

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