if you look at chobani -- we think that is the type of smart, forward-looking approach to running yourusiness that we should incentivize. mark: at the end of four years, how would middle-class families be doing? brian: her number one goal is to see wages rise. mark: by? brian: our goal is to achieve something we have not seen since the 1990's. not just putting more people to work, to see more people paid higher wages. john: she has talked about how president clinton is going to have a role in her white house as economic advisor. is he an advisor on the economy now? in what ways? brian: he has got a wealth of ideas at any given time. john: are there ideas that she has put forward that come from him? brian: it is not some official role where he would be the chair of the nec or have some cabinet post. focused onticularly regions of the country that have seen a lot of disinvestment. i will not credit any of these proposals exclusively to him. that would not be accurate. she has had a raft of individuals she solicits advice from. these proposals are her own. mark: she has taken some critici

it is called chobani. some of you have eaten it. [laughter] mr.linton: this guy has about 20,000 employees. he is about to take it public. they say it is worth about $6-7 billion. you know what he did? before he took it public, he gave an ownership in the company to all 2100 people -- and let me finish -- he gave them ownership, not based on how high they were in the company, but how long they have been with the company. the ones that have been there the longest got the biggest ownership, even if they had relatively low level jobs. he is going to make them all rich because they made him rich. that is the way america ought to work. [applause] mr. clinton: and then, there is the stick -- you see where carrier air-conditioning is going to throw 2100 people out of work in indiana? if they were losing money, we would feel bad. but they are not. carrier made $2.9 billion last year. moreover, the profit margins were increasing, not decreasing. and finally, the units offered to save much money, they were done by reorganizing. but they were pressured by ac

chobani in new york, the company made headlines for announcing that rank-and-file workers would be rewardedk. we think that is the type of smart approach to business that should be incentivized by the government. >> at the end of hillary clinton's first term, how would middle-class families be doing? >> she has said her number one goal is to see wages rise. that hasn't happened in a couple of decades. i am not going to put a number on it, but the goal is to see something we haven't seen since the 1990's, which is more people put to work with higher wages. >> she says president clinton would have a role in her white house as an economic adviser. is he advising her on the economy right now? and in what way? >> as you know better than most people, he has a wealth of ideas at any given time. >> are there particular things he has advised her of? >> -- >> what she referred to in terms of the role he would play in an administration is not an official role or a cabinet post. you would be particularly focused on areas of the country that have seen disinvestment. she made the comments in kentucky and

chobani greek yogurt ceo announced full timers would get shares up to 10%, based on tenure.ome workers could make more than a million bucks on the deal. the boss telling his people, i want you to share in our success and to be rewarded by it. how cool is that? >> love it. wish i work there. >> it's great. giving the employees a stake in the company's future. he gives profits to charity. >> next move of generosity, eliminating that weird water on top of yogurt. >>> republican candidate ted cruz trying hard this week to connect with the storied basketball culture of the state of indiana, which votes on tuesday, campaigning in the very gym where "hoosiers" was shot. re-enactment, but he called the hoop a basketball ring. that's not what that cylinder is called at all. he quickly redeems himself by praising indiana basketball god gary bird. >>> beautiful little orelia underdahl broke a string of boy births. that's right, no underdahl girls since woodrow wilson. already has a 22-month-old brother. proud grandfather said maybe it just took 100 years to create perfection. she gets

. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: chobani has come out with a new ad featuring a lesbian coupleter sex. >> but it doesn't show what they were eating before that. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: dwayne the rock johnson turns 44 this week. >> but if you ask me, he turned 40-foine. >> seth: sorry, fourty-fine? >> foine. >> seth: fern? >> foine. >> seth: how do you spell it? >> you don't spell it, you feel it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> why don't you try one, seth. >> seth: oh, no. >> yeah, come on, seth. give it a try. >> just one try. >> come on. do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: here we go. firefighters in italy recently helped a woman break out of her chastity belt after she locked it and lost the keys. which is odd, because usually when they rescue a stuck pussy, it's from a tree. [ light laughter ] >> oh my god seth. >> i'm shocked. >> seth: you promised me. [ laughter ] >> how dare you? >> seth: you told me to do it. >> you should be ashamed of yourself! [ talking over each other ] >> seth: it's true what they say, lesbians and black women are liars. [ laug