but i think that by now katie couric's body of work speaks for itself.ts and republicans talk to her. i think that speaks to the fact that she's an equal opportunity questioner. i worked for katie couric and she is a friend of mine and i thought john mccain's interviews with katie couric during the same period that sarah palin sat down with her were some of the fairest shots he got at getting his message out. >> jeb bush apparently identified george w. bush as a chief foreign policy adviser in particular on the middle east. is that politically wise? >> i think what you'll see in jeb bush and you may know this already is that he does not put politics first. he answers the question and tells the truth and as a president he will always do the right thing for this country. and i tell you the right thing would be for anyone running for president in either party to speak to all former presidents about one of the most important alliances our country has. and that is our relationship with israel. >> with regard to the clinton campaign, you're obviously, familiar

mark: up next, the conversation between katie couric and carly fiorina.t back. ♪ listen to fear enough make the case of why she's a good candidate on foreign policy. carly: i know more world leaders except for -- except for hillary clinton. katie: why do you explain your foreign policy? carly: i have done business with these people. i have not done photo ops. i have advised to secretaries of defense the secretary of the nsa, the secretary of homeland security. i have sat as close as you and i do are now to vladimir putin, to benjamin netanyahu -- these are people i have had conversations with about simpson to issues -- substantive issues, i think i have quite a bit of experience. john: can she rides that to foreign policy? on the other hand, if you compare her to scott walker or any other governor in the country, she has a more substantive authorization with any foreign leader than they have, so she can make that argument. mark: even in the arena of isis and al qaeda -- she goes after hillary clinton for just having a resume but not having any accomplishm

than a a chat, whatever that is, and the later she did an , interview with katie couric. she did some tweeting but gave no formal, traditional campaign speech. dr. ben carson made music a big part of his announcement in his hometown of motown. ? ? ? >> ? from sea to shining sea ? >> i don't know about the rest of the campaign, but the musical director is awesome. after that concert, it was time to get down to business, not with the speech, but rather with a discussion/sermon. >> it is ordained that we are in the white house, i am telling you what we are going to change the government into something that looks more like a well-run business than a behemoth of inefficiency. there are people who say you can't do this, you don't have any experience. let me tell you something, i don't have a lot of experience busting budgets and doing the kinds of things that have gotten us into the trouble we are in now, but i do have a lot of experience in solving problems complex surgical problems that have never been done by anyone before. i can name a lot of people in politics who have bee

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in an interview that she did with katie couric katie couric conveniently didn't happen about what happenedn she was responsible for significantly adding to the payrolls and significantly improving the profitability of that company. she conveniently didn't say that. but do you know the best part of that a slam that she got from katie couric in my opinion? kudos to carly fiorina because she laid a smackdown on katie when katie tried to say you said some very unkind things about hillary clinton when she's been secretary of state and senator. carly put it in her face and said, "titles don't mean a thing accomplishments mean something." kudos to californialy fiorina, i think she's going to be just fine in handling herself. [laughter] stuart: i think you're right. herman cain, we appreciate it, sir. thank you. >> it's my pleasure, stuart. thank you. stuart: then we have the designer of a 3-d printed gun. he posted the plans for it on line. then the state department came after him. now he's suing the feds for violating his constitutional right. that man is cody wilson, and he's going to join us m

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. >> jon: yes, you do -- (laughter) but can she handle the couric gauntlet? many have tried!lmost all have done fine really only one of them (bleep)-ed it up. what do you read is not a trick question, it's just a question. >> you're polling it around 1%. so are you hoping that you may be a vice presidential candidate? >> oh katie, would you ask a male candidate? >> if a male candidate were polling 1%, i would ask the question. >> jon: how about would you call a male reporter katie? boom! check your privilege, don't make me man explain this to you. announcing monday pediatric neurosurgeon turned republican darling ben carson, opened with a tune no one who would vote for him has heard of! ♪ you better lose yourself in the music, the moment you own it you better never let it go. you only get one shot. do not miss your chance to blow this opportunity comes once in a lifetime ♪ >> jon: ben carson's palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy, there's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti! he's nervous, but on the surface he looks calm and ready to drop bombs ♪ ♪ you bette

s katie couric when he said, quote, did i restrain a woman on drugs? yes, i did. even with all that, mayweather told espn he would be willing to fight manny pacquiao again after recovery. >>> drones are becoming increasingly popular in everyday life. today the head of the federal aviation administration is expected to unveil two new initiatives concerning the unmanned aircrafts. by one estimate the united states could see 1 million unmanned flights a day the next 20 years. the government is eager to encourage innovation while still safeguarding the skies. nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. good morning, tracie. what can we expect from the faa's announcement today? >> reporter: two separate announcements at that drone conference in atlanta. that are likely to follow up on what they're already working on the proposed rules for drones under 55 pounds. those came out, the proposeal in february. since then, alex, they've had more than 4,500 comments just in the last couple of months about these rules. the business community, the drone industry they're very eager

. >> what was joan's beef with katie couric?i've never heard that. >> and then late night seth meyers is up yes early to hang out with us. >> he went to the met ball. we need the inside scoop on him and anna. >> apparently they're very close. >>> and had teenage daughters of beloved espn sportscaster stuart scott. they are here their dad's lasting legacy. >> "access hollywood live" starts right now. >> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live from new york in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

i agree whether you are a not-for-profit break beat couric isn't necessarily the point.there is the question of where the funding is coming from. one of the thing longer term could happen with the help of laws or incentives if you look at the retail stores and markets we go to they'd get a significant tax deduction for giving us the food they give us. they also stop paying significant hauling costs. in my opinion, running a nonprofit picking on the food up is that there is some money right they are and all of that benefit financially going back to the retail store. and not towards covering anti-costs to getting the food back into the community. i don't blame the retail stores as the days. that is how it is set up and they are driven by profit and shareholders. i do think there is plenty of room to get more creative about how we as a community or as the nation address food waste is a national not as these poor people need food. that is not the issue. the issue is the food race affects everybody and it's the responsibility of the nation to deal with it. that is where there

. >>> meanwhile, mayweather his ex-girlfriend says something you told journalist katie couric i'm goingesponsible for too. does that stand up? >> i don't think so. i don't know how she lost money as a result of mayweather says she had a little too much to drink one night and had to restrain her. whether it's true or not, it's not the type of case that courts like to get involved with. defamation cases are very difficult to prove, they're very expensive to prosecute. look her former boyfriend, just took home 180 million, she wants a quick 20 from it. i don't think she's going to get a nickel. >> you like to bottom line things. quickly, you're watching us in the green room and you watched our coverage from baltimore, maryland, and our discussion and you had thoughts. people just joining us new in this case is the attorney for one of the officers six officers accused in the death of freddie gray says that the knife that freddie gray had on him was actually illegal. and you wanted to make what comment? >> he has an absolute right to examine that knife, but if the knife was found as a conseq

when you look at katie couric and what she has done now that she is in the dental world, that is a hustlethat spot is warm for you and you show up. dick: you are right, people think it's easy because they see other people do it. it's a hustle. you have to get lucky. erik: if you are advising bill simmons, what would you advise him to do? dick: i would not presume to answer that because i don't know what he wants to do. i know that espn will be fine and he will probably be fine. erik: how hard should fox sports chase after him? dick: is a good name and sportscaster so many people will dangle things in front of him. if he tries to do the entrepreneur thing stephanie is right, it's tougher than people think. stephanie: it seems like more and more superstars whether they are bankers or sportscasters or restaurant doors want to -- a restaurant tours -- restaurateurs want to do this. dick: you can't pick up a newspaper of someone who did a startup and then sold it for $2 million. people say they can do that. but this is envy. everything changes except people but it's not so easy. erik: one reas

and although katie couric said yes i doubt the answer is actually yes.sidential candidates up to this point. she certainly had the opportunity to do so. >> katie, do you often see the left trying to delegitimize conservative candidates, you know, even in the past in an effort to keep women voting democratic? i mean if you delegitimize them cross them off. >> well, of course, you know, carly fiorina if we are going to play the gender card here which of course hillary clinton most of her campaign is being run on the fact that she is a female and they want the first female president. carly fiorina pose as direct threat to hillary clinton. been calling out hillary clinton for months on her record and asking what are your accomplishments? putting up her own accomplishments against the record of hillary clinton. so, carly fiorina poses a threat in the sense that she takes away that female card that right now the democrats think that they only have a monopoly on. but carlie is proving that that is not true. >> carly fiorina said it's not just about the miles th

and katherine couric on the so this morning with more on the setting event. >> reporter: artificial racethat areas when they're rich. is there what they get open today 11 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. lots of really fun embellished year under our a huge gluts hamster wheel power all men better machine people are in again and hamster wheel a it make power is an omen butter . the rich and for the race so the longest time in seven tracheal and other crazy topics so long as one the contrary in line. and many people and the robot koban is a 40 world record for the most overall ever sat yes have a way of making this fund. and we don't need to be naked to be different and have a good time naked people have less and less. by adding other ways to set ourselves apart only in san francisco. >> darya: as far as our itself you to the serious runners and great unwashed not even near them so they start it at 8:00 a.m. and lots of very serious runners so not be there promptly at 8:00 a.m. people sign up today at the expo at vienna's signed up yet and you can't figure corral if you on what it'

everybody who is any woman of accomplishment from barbara walters to diane sawyer to katie couric.i get to meet people from other walks of life in this organization. you know when we do the women of influence, it's ceos from business and unions and, you know the music industry. and so you get to see how much women are doing today. and how they're out there accomplishing all kinds of things. >> well you greatly influenced me. >> you're kidding. >> me too. >> i learned hey now from howard. but i learned to be bold from watching women like you. here you were in this world that i think people would not have expected and you were owning it. so we said you're the queen if he's the king. how did you find that -- i guess, that center that ability to hang with one of the best? >> i don't -- well we started off as kids. >> from military service? >> i was out of the military. i decided to try broadcasting. and we were hired by the same radio station in washington, d.c. and so it wasn't the howard stern you see today. >> i can't imagine. >> it was a little easier hanging with him and growing w