all right cause they david cameron says it's time to seek retribution against. re offending criminals does that apply to the banks or is down the city as well or just hoodies i think in that particular instance it probably just refers to hoodies but you're right i mean i think there's a feeling that a lot of the activities in the city of london haven't been accounted for and unlike in america where the have been some high profile trials i think in britain we have really gone off if you like the group of people who may or may not have committed crimes this seems to be a remarkable disconnect between the words of the prime minister and the reality on the ground eventually gave a speech at the conservative conference in birmingham many saying that aspiration nation and he's people should play by the rules and he wants people to enjoy all of the benefits of privilege but each doesn't mention anything against you know barclays for example they keep going over and over and over again in crime after crime after crime but what i'm not sure about the issue with your part

the pinstripe wearing a hoodie right he said that red retribution is not a dirty word says david cameron referring to those who he sees in society as being lawbreakers and yobs and yet the city of london who sponsors david cameron is rife with yobs he is in fact king of the obs david cameron he should be aware he's king of the chads and king of the ups he should be wearing one of those burberry caps backwards and walk around number ten downing street of cordingley because he's a gangster bangsar supporter he says retribution is not a dirty word but he's lying there because he is the one that tells us it's time to stop bashing banks toure's yeah well i think it's time to dig in and bass some banks are in a way where you choke off from the source the evil elements that are corrupting society you say there's at the head of the river of corruption is before the four horses of the paper apocalypse barclays h.s.b.c. lloyds and royal bank of scotland those are the four horsemen of the paper apocalypse david cameron they're coming to town and you're there in your shabby burberry outfit by the wa

hair which he referred to that david cameron has made a joke of he said if he was a mob then david cameron was the broom sweeping out the economy and some have said in fact that cameron was very generous to agree to the closing speech of boris's annual conference and of course one of the things that people are looking for now from david cameron is this stall quality but dave is not and his speech couldn't have really been in sharp contrast to boris is he still says that cuts are at the heart of the word from a seat which is the states he talks about great but he didn't really give an exact time which is what a lot of people are looking for he defended the economic strategy but of course we all know your arguments and what's really lacking is really just that if. you didn't say the word austerity one and that's something i've seen was hanging around on the fringes of this conference over the last couple of days conservatives don't like the word austerity anymore they use these euphemisms they say tough decisions they say reducing the deficit they say reducing the government share of spendin

has made a joke of he said if he was a mob then david cameron was the broom sweeping out the economy and some have said in fact that cameron was very generous to agree to the closing speech of boris's annual conference and of course one of the things that people are looking for now from david cameron is this star quality but dave is not boris and his speech couldn't have really been in sharper contrast to boris's people i was that the speech from the b.b.c. studio here in birmingham people who were queuing up outside to get into it said that they've never seen such short queues to get into a leader's speech or a conference which is quite telling he didn't bounce on to the stage there were absolutely no jokes in his speech again in sharp contrast to boris is it looked a little bit like knows but i think probably what he was going for was this gravitas and of course he had much more serious things to talk about than than boris does and he launched into these great topics from the very beginning it's a tradition really to make a couple of jokes at the beginning like in the atmosphere bu

james cameron does what james cameron does because james cameron is...james cameron. [applause] ♪ his name is james-- james cameron ♪ ♪ the bravest pioneer ♪ no budget too steep no sea too deep ♪ - who's that? it's him! ♪ james cameron >> october 8, 2012. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. great show for you tonight. our guest tonight legendary guitarist pete townsend will be joining us. ( cheers and applause ) one of my all-time heroes. quick story fallout from the rumble on saturday night. obviously other than for people who couldn't download it, i apologize for that. it turns out the internet is a series of tubes. if you stuff too much in one tube, it won't... but it turns out my kids watched and apparently the phrase "bull [bleep] mountain" was awfully popular with my son who is eight years old. apparently not as popular with my wife. in terms of him using it. so, i drove home the next day from washington. i got to the

if he was a mob then david cameron was the broom sweeping out the economy and some have said in fact that cameron was very generous to agree to the closing speech of boris's annual conference and of course one of the things that people are looking for now from david cameron is this star quality but dave is not and his speech couldn't have really been in sharp contrast to boris is he still says that cuts are at the heart of his growth policy which is cutting the deficit we all hold working people who travel long distances to get into work and pay their taxes meant to think when they see families individual families getting forty fifty sixty thousand pounds of housing benefit to live in homes with these hard working people could never afford them so it is an outrage and we are ending it by capping housing benefit he defended the economic strategy but of course we all know the arguments and what's really lacking is any really real evidence that it's actually working that he didn't say the word austerity one and that's something i've seen was hanging around on the fringes of this confere

well once they're in opposition then i'm sure you'll see some concern from the likes of david cameron about the banks for yobs but right now in opposition is labor ed miliband to demand f a x. faster on mis sold swaps ed miliband is going to ask the financial services authority otherwise known as the financial conduct authority why more is not being done to help the victims of swaps didn't mention about the fact that we should seek retribution against the banks there's a missile the swaps it is to go deeper further harder ed miliband give up his missed selling namby pamby stuff you need to identify that this is a fraudulent selves conducted by financial terrorists and act accordingly. well here's what the government is concerned about remember now at the top of the show we said david cameron says we need to seek retribution against hoodies so here according to this article in the telegraph is what the government is concerned about f.s.a. recently up its estimate of the number of interest rate swaps sold to small businesses from twenty eight thousand to more than forty thousand and one

not david cameron. he has governed with integrity, and has not just promised trip -- change, but has delivered it and has been a conservative in the very best sense of the word. [applause] david cameron has refused to buy into the something for nothing philosophy that is so common in world politics. he has refused to settle the next generation with that they cannot afford. as a result, you are making real progress on the very toughest issues, a determined, hard earned a progress, and you should be all very proud of that. the united kingdom and united states have weathered storms in our shared histories, and we will but whether the current economic crisis. we are rooted -- rooting for this coalition government to succeed because america succeeds when the tin -- britain succeeds, and vice versa. we may be economic competitors, but we are in this together and will always be allies first, through thick and thin and war and peace. the tough decisions you are making, honoring churchill's legacy of putting nat

and of britain there isn't a throw the spending cuts either despite prime minister cameron's rhetoric out of a policy conference expose a warning that policy is only helping to balance the books that's. right. a sacred place rising out of the waters of the lake the lawn ministry is home to one hundred fifty orthodox monks mostly younger than thirty five and they've come from many different places and backgrounds to live in isolation here spiritual life it takes so many hours on the road to becoming a monk requires both hard work and religious telly cation. alexei wants to become and has come as part of this preparation. however these beasts get a musical company. they can remember sound sequences you know from there into the sound signals the flutes the herders had in the old days they needed them it wasn't just for fun but these meadows didn't come naturally the current decades of composting to bring the soil up to farming standard. this island is mostly rock. the soil here is very thin on the monks can't just get more of it because they're surrounded by the lake so they have to work

to know cameron talks about aspiration nation meanwhile the baxters are creating a should nation choking the nation off from any economic growth any possibility of economic growth but again here are victims across the u.k. so while medium sized enterprises have been defrauded and bankrupted their savings depleted because of these missile swaps but according to two sources the government has become increasingly worried that the cost of compensating swap victims could dorf the more than ten billion pounds paid out to victims of payment protection insurance misselling now two things first of all the reason why these victims of this insurance product remember it's not just interest rate swaps it was sold to them as an insurance product that this was just a typical insurance policy like flood insurance you buy insurance on the interest rates the same banks involved in this misselling were also involved in rigging law . rates down so forcing all the small and medium sized enterprises across the u.k. to pay them more as a result of all the interest rate swaps sold to them so it's like here we h

you know when david cameron talks about a sturdy what he fails to tell you is that we continue every year to run a massive budget deficit and by the end of his five years as prime minister the national debt in the u.k. will have increased by forty percent so i think we'll have an entirely false debate and david cameron is calling the british public into thinking that he's actually really cutting back at the levels of debt in our country and it's not true i think that the david cameron and george osborne combination. put together a coalition telling us they were going to deal with debt in this country they have absolutely failed to do so they haven't dealt with the deficit they haven't got growth coming back into the british economy i don't think the thing is a dramatic failure unless things turn around that i think the conservative party is in for a really terrible result in twenty fifteen of the next general election september's a target on the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya which killed them by so there was an organized terror act not part of a mass protest that was the bottom li

and britain isn't thrilled about spending cuts either despite prime minister cameron's rather record the party conference experts are warning their policies aren't helping to balance the books that and more coming up. sundance is going on to hold the spot as a string of nuggets of data that and more coming up in the business of the sort of this hour for now stay with us here on arts is. a sacred place rising out of the waters of the lake the long ministry is home to one hundred fifty orthodox monks mostly younger than thirty five in this come from many different places and but grooms to live in isolation here spiritual life it takes so many hours on the road to becoming a monk requires both hard work and religious to the cation. alexei wants to become and has come as part of this preparation. however these peace musical company. sound sequences you know they react to the sound signals the flutes the herders had in the old days they needed them it wasn't just fun but these metals didn't come naturally requiring decades of composting to bring the soil up to farming standard this island

british prime minister david cameron is a dire warning on the talent is faced by the u.k. in turbulent economic times. in his keynote speech in birmingham he reaffirmed his determination to stick to his plan of deficit-reduction. he says britain can no longer assume it will remain a major industrial nation. >> and as we showed determination and imagination, britain may not be in the future what it has been in the past. because the truth is best, we are in the global race today. that means an hour of reckoning for countries like ours, or swim, do or decline, to take office, to become the government at such a moment is a duty and an honor. and we will rise to the challenge. today, i want to set out a serious argument to this country about how. we do how about how we compete and thrive in this world. how can we make sure that in this century, like the ones before, britain is on the rise? -- rise? nothing matters more. >> our political correspondent, naomi, joining me. is it sink or swim? the country might feel parlous and depressed after listening to that. >> i think he does

and britain this is thrilled about spending cuts either despite the minister cameron rhetoric at the plastic old friends experts awarding their bonuses old helping to balance the books. president barack obama has signed an executive order to to tighten the financial screws on iran and implement a new set of sanctions its ten runs nuclear program that's claimed to be the in the crosshairs journal a day policy director for national iranian american council things the real target is ordinary citizens. this administration has attained to annex ancient's every three weeks you have new sanctions coming online you do have a small number of lawmakers a growing number of lawmakers and pundits on the outside who are starting to come clean and say actually this is great when we see that ordinary people are suffering in iran when we see the currency devaluation that's hurting the middle class and the reason they say this is great is because the same things are designed to address the nuclear issue sanctions are designed to topple the iranian government and they think that. toppling the iranian g

tabled by the tory backbenches and it's certainly as he said going to put david cameron under pressure they're calling for a real turn cuts to the budget between twenty fourteen and twenty twenty now is the wanted spending to rise by about five percent downing street has said the prime minister supports the rise in line with inflation about two percent but as you can see a real difference is sentiment amongst his own party now he's going to be meeting with the european leaders in brussels in a couple of weeks time negotiations are going to start we've seen labor jumping on the back of this as well if the conservative motion if they will it won't be binding on the prime minister but it would certainly put him under a lot of stress whilst those negotiations are going on in brussels it could also maybe see he used his veto. with the european leaders and you know germany in particular has been trying to sort of flesh out this compromise this i think going to be putting him under a lot of pressure will an interesting time for britain when it comes to the question of the membership i say no

cameron, thank you for joining us. todd akin's rape comment initially caused a firestorm but he's still hanging in there. is there a sense that will be the case with this latest comment from richard mourdock? >> my sense is the comment from mourdock is not as damaging as the comment from todd akin. akin has a long shot at this point. he has very little money. the national party has abandoned him. he will probably lose the race. the richard mourdock comment isn't as bad. it wasn't the pseudo science, the legitimate rape discussion. he was basically saying why he opposes abortion even in cases of rape and incest. he unfortunately put the words rape and god in the same sentence, not helpful for any politician at any point really. it's starting to trickle down a little bit. he and his opponent put out polls today to show he was still tied with joe donnelly. donnelly's polls show he was up seven. it's a big jump, about a five- point jump from the last democratic positively the state. really it isn't just this comment. he's

well prime minister david cameron says he's going to be feeling the pressure this is a rebel mission this being tabled by the tury backbenches and it's going to be in the commons tomorrow and certainly as he said going to put david cameron under pressure they're calling for a real turn ca's to the budget between twenty fourteen and twenty twenty now the eat his once it spending to rise by about five percent downing street is said the prime minister supports the rise in line with inflation which is about two percent but as you can see a real difference is sentiment amongst his own policy now he's going to be meeting with the european leaders in brussels in a couple of weeks time negotiations are going to start in earnest and i think the feeling very much his in britain is that you know we're in the middle of a double dip recession the time of the severe austerity everyone else is tightening their belts really the should be doing this saying we've seen labor jumping on the back of this is well if the conservative nation if they win it would be binding on the prime minister but it would

soon after that happened, some of the students started getting concerned about cameron's well-being, called paramedics and brought them in. cameron's attorney claims that he was picked on because he was physically smaller than the other students. cameron's attorney also claims that grandview university didn't take enough precautions to protect the common area. so kcci talked to grandview. >> we feel we have no -- in this situation, we were made aware of the situation. we responded quickly and appropriately. >> you can't really put a security guard on every floor of every dorm of every university. you have to -- they're over the age of 18. you have to hope that they're act responsibly and you have to treat them like adults. >> at least one of the other defendants claims that this is phagan's own fault saying he was involved in a similar incident a few days earlier and claims that phagan was a willing participant in this prank. >> i don't know. if he was involved in a similar incident, i wouldn't be surprised that the rest of these guys are all ready to do the same to him. >> four of t

david cameron isn't just writing the checks. he is receiving one.he's going to be getting the millionaire's tax cut. [applause] so next week maybe mr. cameron can tell us how much is he awarding himself in a tax cut? how much is that tax cut he is awarding himself? for a job, i guess he thinks is a job well done. how many of his other cabinet colleagues have checks in the post from the millionaire's tax cut? and how can he justify this unfairness in britain 2012. and of course let's not forget this tax cut wouldn't be happening without nick clegg and the liberal democrats. isn't it shameful that the party that supported, that implemented the people's budget of 1909, lloyd george's budget, is supporting the millionaire's budget of 2012. so that's the reality in britain today. it is a rebate for the top. it's rip-off for everybody else. it's a recovery for the top. it's a recession for everybody else. this prime minister said, we are all in it together. don't let him ever tell us again we are all in this together. and friends, i say this. you can't be

. >> david cameron address the general assembly. the blood of these young children in syria is a terrible stain on the reputation of these united nations. >> i hope when prime minister cameron says this, it is a blood on our reputation, we, the member states, not the bureaucrats. >> with the members of the security council, we know that russia has been supplying hardware for assad. we understand -- we think that the americans are supporting ticket. this is a security council who is doing nothing in this situation. why should anyone believe that the u.n. can fix things? >> you are right that the divisions in the council make a solution difficult. that was one of the reasons i resigned, as you know, but the challenge is to overcome those divisions and get them working -- i tried. at the beginning, they came together, but it was not sustained. if the security council is not made to come together, then we are in a really hopeless situation. >> and syria will descend further into war? >> it could get worse. it could get much worse. how d

will have increased by fifty percent so i think we'll have an entirely false debate david cameron is calling the british public into thinking that he's actually really cutting back at the levels of debt you know and it's not true i think that the david cameron and george osborne combination. together a coalition telling us they were going to deal with debt in this country they have absolutely failed to do so they haven't dealt with the deficit they haven't got growth coming back into the british economy a lot of the thing is a dramatic failure and unless things turn around that i think the conservative party is in for a really terrible result in twenty fifty the next general election and only the leaders have been showing the mafia who's boss powerful bathroom friends didn't help one city council in the south it's been dissolved by the government because of its corrupt connections as we report online. and we are in the sky to dig out drugs our russian scientists are planning to use satellites to pinpoint elusive not comics for. turning to the middle east now where syria might be faci

hair which he referred to that david cameron has made a joke of he said if he was a mop then david cameron was the broom sweeping out the economy and some have said in fact that camera action now there are critics of this method of sanctions and a lot of times they're pointing to historic examples they're pointing for example to iraq they say the sanctions didn't take food off saddam hussein's table they didn't make his family live any less large than they did they point to countries like burma zimbabwe you know top leaders there were not directly impacted by sanctions only the people are but you know why then is there so much support for this we talked about this legislation passing i think it was back in august in the house that vote was four hundred twenty one to six for further sanctions so why is there so much support for this method you know it seems like the only thing that washington in congress is able to do is pass the sections and the reason is that you know you have very powerful groups lobbying for these for these sanctions you have groups like a pac in the you know that again