election, and they will have international observers and i will be there with the ambassador chris stephens and so, and then i'm sure you're going read reports of them with the militia taken over the airport for 24 hours or a fire fight now in the southern part of the country, the problem of the arms flows that were in gadhafi's inventories flowing throughout africa is a big problem, too, and there will be enormous problem, but one of the things we should demand of the syrian resistance group and we talked to them heavily about it is a part of their platform, part of their commitment to the people of syria is their reconciliation and that doesn't mean there won't be scores settled and they will have their ups and downs and two steps forward and one step back, but the status quo is not acceptable. the status quo -- bashar al a sadz continuing to massacre his citizen, if one lesson i think we've learn side they're not going to give up. they're not going to stop is an unacceptable situation. so as we look at the problems and difficulties and challenges with the fall of bashar al assad you have

. >> did you see that scene in i don't know if you do -- >> stephen: you do stare at chris pine very bet i could act harder than you. will you accept the challenge? >> i accept. i accept. >> stephen: put us side by side, please. ready? happy. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] sad. [ laughter ] surprised? it's so big. [ laughter ] friend. -- friend. fine line -- frieghtenned. fine line. >> do you a lot of hand work. >> stephen: all the best actors use their hands. angry. angry! [ laughter ] aroused. [ laughter ] >> stephen: all right. all right. that's enough. it's a family show. okay, ladies and gentlemen vote for who you think acted harder. >> not bad. >> stephen: just harder. was it me? [cheers and applause] okay. it was me. olivia, thank you so much. >> no! >> stephen: olivia wilde. olivia wilde, "people like us" in theaters june 29th. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, "what's next?" introducing the all-new rx f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that's it for th

. >> did you see that scene in i don't know if you do -- >> stephen: you do stare at chris pine very bet i could act harder than you. will you accept the challenge? >> i accept. i accept. >> stephen: put us side by side, please. ready? happy. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] sad. [ laughter ] surprised? it's so big. [ laughter ]

chris rock stalks economy, and stephen colbert goes after the times. anywhere else we put it in the viewfinder viewfinder. [ music ] >> if this bill passes and you get caught with all this, you get a 100-dollar fine. meanwhile if a business sales you a soda that size, that's a $200 fine. >> in case you didn't know it, it's national best friend day. >> yes it is. >> gosh, i wish our best friend were here. >> they're not. >> stop on by, we'll give you breakfast and a free show. >> even if you're going to school, forget school, come by. >> the thing about obama, the economy is getting better every month for two years and everybody is complaining it's not growing fast enough. that is like complaining that your team keeps winning by one. >> just to be clear. [laughter] >> this soda is twice as illegal as this much weed. [cheers and applause] >> he thought he would take my flag and run back to his car. all is well. >> every section of the "new york times" is out to get mitt romney. i mean, just look at today's style section. putting together the perfect look

chris. >> caller: hi. i'm curious about blaine's relations with thadeus stephens and charles sumner, both radical republicans before and during and after the civil war. the relationship with sumner might be particular lynn interesting to sumner's chair of the senate foreign relations committee. >> thanks very much. >> is that something you can take? >> well, i could tell -- particularly thaddeus stephens, blaine made a name for himself when he first was elected to congress by taking on the thadeous stephens who everybody was afraid of. and contradicting him. i don't know exactly what his relationship was with sumner was but blaine was not a radical republican. he was a moderate in that regard. he still wanted to build the republican party in the south. and that's why he was so strongly for suffrage for the -- for the freed slaves. and -- and for that part of reconstruction. but he was not for, you know, tremendous punishment for the south some of the radicals were. >> our callers are here for our three guests as we talk about the life and times of james g. blaine. unsuccessful nominee for president in the 18

stephen: what! the point of politics is to win? no one tell chris math use where babies come from. he still thinks his parents found him in a potato patch. ( laughter ). besides,-- ( applause ) and i believe them. besides, as a g.o.p. spokesman explained, representative turzai was speaking at a partisan political event-- exactly. it was a private gathering. partisan politicians can say those things to each other and it's not offensive. the same way that black people can say to each other, "i believe we're being disenfranchised, " why o. of the law enforcement laugh so stop circling turzai, sharks. you should like this guy. he's just trying to elect a great white. ( laughter ) we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. folks, i don't know if you've checked the newspapers, but for those of you who weren't paying attention, it is gay pride month. and the signs are everywhere. you've got your pride parades. you've got your rainbow flags. even the pentagon held their first-ever pride celebration but there's been one expression o

stephen: what! the point of politics is to win? no one tell chris math use where babies come from. he still thinks his parents found him in a potato patch. ( laughter ). besides,-- ( applause ) and i believe them. besides, as a g.o.p. spokesman explained, representative turzai was speaking at a partisan political event-- exactly. it was a private gathering. partisan politicians can say those things to each other and it's not offensive. the same way that black people can say to each other, "i believe we're being disenfranchised, " why o. of the law enforcement laugh so stop circling turzai, sharks. you should like this guy. he's just trying to elect a great white. ( laughter ) we'll be right back. it's olive garden's 2 for $25. an italian dinner for 2 where choice is on the menu. start with all the fresh salad and warm breadsticks you want. choose 2 appetizers made for sharing. then 2 entrÉes from 6 of our favorites. classics like eggplant parmigiana and new favorites like smoked mozzarella chicken and spaghetti with four cheese meat sauce & meatballs. 3 courses, 2 people, just $25.

chris . well that espionage act has actually been used to charge the following people thomas drake is one of them so my liebowitz stephen ginn kim. of course bradley manning who we've mentioned jeff sterling and john kerry. so i want to talk a little bit more about this with trevor ten the activist with the electronic frontier foundation hey there trevor francis get your reaction to senator lieberman's comments over the weekend. well as you said there is actually six people that have been charged by the obama administration under this law and while nobody's been convicted a few people already pled guilty under the espionage act and now i mean there's a problem there's a few problems with joe lieberman statement first he's saying that that any leak of classified information should be a crime no matter the weakness and tensions motivations for whether or not it it harm national security now what it was proposing became law was cited the freedom of the press considerations and the public's right to know every almost every single administration official the last thirty five years would be in jail you know we have a classifi