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but i am gonna mop the floor with you, buddy. pçblm$dd t!,zm,xn9 [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a pig farmer. let's go meet him in "the cadillac interview part of my studio." please welcome carl edgar blake. [cheers and applause] thank you. about ten minutes. ♪ thanks so much for coming on. all right, mr. blake. you are the first pig farmer i've ever had on my show cofnlt great laitions. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: the reason we have you on is not just because you are a pig farmer but you are a pig farmer in a unique way. you used to be a -- you write code, you created computer portholes for companies and cities. are computer programmers so filthy that you decided to work with hogs to improve your living conditions? why did you go to hog farming? >> i've been doing computer work for so long, and there came a time when there wasn't any more computer work in iowa. >> stephen: was there ever a ton? >> actually there was. kept me busy a long time. >> stephen: all right. you created a -- >>

tell them you replaced the statute of liberty with a pçblm$dd t!8d",zm,xn9[cheers a] >> jon: we will welcome whack. -- welcome back. listen, sunday was easter there. i thought it was a good time to check in with the new pope francis i and see how he is holding up. >> he is setting a new tone with the papacy choosing to wear simple white vestments, shake hands with the public and focus on the poor. >> presenting the priesthood as a task of service. >> choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal redz dense wearing a soccer jersey from his favorite time. >> jon: fooding the communion in tupperware. trading in the pope mobile for the pope moped. what else is he doing? >> paying his hotel bill after becoming pope. >> jon: popes didn't use to pay their hotel bills? [laughter] the other popes when did they do when they went to check out just like -- [laughter] hey, this things got no pockets what are you going to do? this pope francis seems like a breath of fresh air. i like. this he prefers the title of bishop of rome simpler and less majestic than

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we'll be right pçblm$dd t![8d",zm,xn9u( [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back.if you have a -- what do you call it there like a dvr? last week at the talked about problems occurring at the veterans administration office processing claims and such. we now check in with an update in the new segment. ♪ ♪ [laughter] previously on red tape diaries. >> the number of veterans waiting more then a year for their benefits jumped from 11,000 in 2009 to 245,000 this past december. that's a more than 2,000 percent increase. >> they kept losing my medical documentation. i was handing it off and somebody would lose it. >> 97% of v.a. disability claims are on paper. in the year 2013 97% are still on paper. >> jon: come on! it was good enough for the pharaohs. what re going to use sheepskin, clay tablets like we're bronze age schmucks here. come on. this is the v.a. the inefficiency is only one aspect to it but there's a more immediate problem. >> the v.a. relies primarily on paper documents. at its center in winston-salem, north carolina, the tremendous weight of tens of thousa

we'll be right back. pçblm$dd t!8d",zm,xn9u( ( cheers and applause ) >> colbert: that's the report, captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm jon stewart. got a good guest tonight. mr. tom cruise will be joining us on the program. welcome to the show. once again having to start under just horrific events here in this country. i really hate the fact that i can cross reference my thought to so many other events that have occurred over the years of a similar ilk so i'm not going to. i'm just going to say this to boston: thank you. thank you for once again in the face of gross inhumanity inspiring and solidifying my belief in humanity and the people of this country. so thank you. (cheers and applause) for everything that you've done. (applause) an amazing -- that's quite a little city you've got going on up there. and you know new yorkers and boston obviously have kind of a little bit of a competition, often times the two cities accusing each

[cheers and applause] pçblm$dd t![8d",zm,xn9u([cheers] >> welcome back, everybody.nation, i've got to say with all the depressing news about possible war with north korea and the endless debate over g.i. gun violence i just want to lighten the mood a little and talk about the massive oil spill in may flower, arkansas. the historic site where the mayflower landed. that's not right. the pilgrims landed at little rock, i think. all i know it was definitely arkansas because they came over on an ark. you might be asking, stephen why haven't we heard anything about the cleanup of the rupture of the pegasus pipeline? because exxon has contained the cleanup coverage by threatening to have reporters arrested for trespassing and at exxon's request, its f.a.a. ordered a no fly zone over the area and everyone is respecting the no fly zone, especially the birds. [ laughter ] but not everyone is heeding the constitutionally guaranteed exxon press blackout. some lefty ground water hugger snuck past it and broke into arkansas. this is video by activities with the group. >> this is

. >> jon: jon oliver. pçblm$dd t![8d",zm,xn9u( >> jon:.uest tonight is dean of the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he is also a bestselling author whose new book is called "the dispensable nation." please welcome back to the program, vali nasr. ( cheers and applause ) thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. >> the book is called the dispensable nation: american foreign policy in retreat. is that bad, is that we are-- because, if i order recall, whee were on offense, we made a-- i don't know, obviously, i'm not an international relations-- ( bleep ). we made a-- it was bad, it was bad. is retreat bad for america? >> well, too much offense wasn't good. too much defense is also not good. there are too many problems out there, and we have to address them, and we have to do this in the right way. >> jon: where would you like to see us right now being more active? >> i think in the middle east, largely because many things happening there have great deal of impact on us, on our economy, on our security. and

history, by swimming hundreds of miles upstream, spraying their sperm into ice cold water, flipping pçblm$dd[8d",zm,xn9u( welcome back. earlier in this program, we saw how politicians can evolve seemingly overnight. sadly not all species can keep up with our rapidly changing world. jessica williams has more. >> reporter: habitat destruction. it's pushed thousands of earth's plants and animals to the brink of extinction including one of mower most beloved species >> in china they were cutting the bamboo forest. they were cutting the habitat of the panda. the panda was going to be extinct. this is also happening on a different scale with the pubic lice >> reporter: the what? pubic lice reporter: sadly our changing grooming habits are responsible for the pubic louse's decline. >> people are getting bikini waxes and are removing genital hair. it's very much like defor he is taition >> reporter: just as the expansion of logging operations have knollished much of the world's rain forest, wax and burn techniques have threatened the eco-system of the pubic lice up to 80%. what's the ideal habitat fo

dd the runaround. she's on the bogota- buenos aires route. why tell me? i know you talked to her. did you take a statement? i've complied with all relevant discovery procedures. whatever she said, if she said it is not discoverable. i don't know what you're up to, mccoy but i'm going to compel you to turn over her statement. knock yourself out. ms. barra's a witness. if she gave mr. mccoy a statement i'm entitled to it. she's not our witness. if mr. billings wants her as his witness he can subpoena her. billings: beside the point. i believe mr. mccoy has a statement that exculpates my client. i don't believe it does, your honor. mr. mccoy, do you have her statement in writing? yes. may i see it please? thank you. i don't see anything here, mr. billings. i'd like to see it, your honor. i already have. i have made my ruling. your motion to compel is denied. ross: she told us he drank enough booze to float the queen mary. her statement is exculpatory. only if feldman says it is. jack, i know his agenda. what's yours? the maximum penalty for first degree vehicular manslaughter is five

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it will make sense, next. dd the bi-partisan group of senators known as the "gang of eight" has reportedly reached a deal on immigration reform. legislative language is yet to be set and will need to be approved by both sides. one key provision, agreement by both labor and business leaders on a temporary-worker program, has been accomplished. the group says it is hopeful a full bill will reach the senate floor by may. one member of the group, florida senator marco rubio, a potential 2016 republican presidential contender, distanced himself from the optimism, saying full agreement on a legislative proposal is "premature." so here's the problem - the u.s. government issues a limited number of temporary work visas every year. they are about to announce the cap for this year. and the result is that many of the world's best & brightest tech minds can't get into the u.s. to start the next google or apple. get this, as the workaround, put a ship off the california coast and fill it with hundreds and hundreds of the top minds, foreign-born entrepreneurs, and turn them loose to create start-ups. da

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ambassador under president bush called the report, quote, completed dd ddy divorce from reality.he 7.8 magnitude quake centered near the iran/pakistan border. at least 34 people were killed in one pakistani village. iran first reported 40 deaths but then later claimed only injuries. the quake caused skyscrapers as far as dubai to sway. >>> and there are new threats from north korea aimed at the south. the north's army said tuesday it would retaliate without any notice. pyongyang promised, quote, sledgehammer blows, if they don't apologize for blows on monday. that's when the north celebrated the birthday of its founding leader. >>> well, on the "cbs moneywatch" now, turbulence for american airlines and the high cost of owning a car. erica ferrari is here in new york with that and more. good morning, erica. >> good morning, anne-marie. songs in japan were mostly high owner a weaker yen. tokyo's nikkei rose 1%. hong kong's hang seng sank half a percent. there was a rebound on wall street thanks to strong housing and corporate around earnings reports. the dow jumped nearly 158 point

post office intercepts mail addressed dd federal officials.utside those facilities today, hazmat teams checked for ricin contamination. according to the f.b.i., the grtters containing a white granular substance were sent to mississippi senator roger wicker and to president obama. two rounds of preliminary tests suggest the letters contain ricin, a poison than originates in castor beans. however, definitive tests on the letters are still being conducted. white house spokesman jay carney said the president was never in danger. >> materials that are suspicious or substances that are found to be suspicious at remote locations are then sent for secondary and more intense testing, and that process is under way now. >> reporter: the f.b.i., after reviewing the letters, says for now there is no indication of a connection to the attack in boston. the letters were mailed from memphis, tennessee, last week on april 8 and seemed to have come from one individual who wrote this: >> reporter: because the other reason that the f.b.i. sees no connection to bos

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and dd they receive any help? >> why did these brothers allegedly turn on their adoptive country. >> "gma's" coverage of the terror in boston starts now. >>> good morning, everybody, on this saturday morning, where the city that calls itself the hub of the universe is the focus on the world's attention. >> the headline says it all. the nightmare ends as second suspect caught. look at the scene on the streets overnight. spontaneous celebrations after the news broke. >> a lot of people out on the streets. here's what we know. dzhokhar tsarnaev is at the beth deaconist hospital. this is a shot of the 19-year-old being treated after his arrest. his older brother, 6-year-old tamerlan was killed in a shootout with the police hours earlier. >> many groups, the cia, defense department included, want to question the suspect. there are burning questions about why the brother allegedly launched the attack and whether they're attached to a larger conspiracy. >> our abc news team is out in full force. we start with chief inves

dd bottom's up for more bucks. mark leno is behind a plan. very good to have you.ould explain by comparison in new york, for example, maybe they keep the bars open all night. i don't know why i'm asking you. you seem to be a good guy to know in california, it's open until 2:00 a.m. now for the most part? >> that's right. a statewide 2:00 a.m. closing time, and so we're just considering following the lead of 24 other states, including new york state, to give cities the opportunity to create new jobs, expand businesses, and increase tax revenues, through a community-driven process which would bring all stakeholders to the table should acity decide to take advantage of the opportunity temp the bill imposes nothing on anybody, and once a plan is created it would have to be approved by the state department of alcoholic beverage control, and should the plan be approved, then through a third public process, individual establishments that meet the criteria and the standard within the local plan -- >> neil: you're making me drive to drink just to follow the process. it soun

. >> he's going into dd because he was found guilty of disciplinary problems.he is allowed two sets of clothes, two toothpaste, two deodorant, one toothbrush, two bars of soap, his bible. and there's what you're allowed. >> basically this is it. you are stripped of everything. this is my life in a bag. it's just us and the walls and it kind of pushes the limits on, you know, keeping yourself sane, really. i'm not going to go back in the closet and say i'm straight just to stay out of trouble. i came out, you know, i'm gay. it's who i am. and they just have to accept me. i'm just going to be who i am. and just keep going. >>> next on "lockup," three inmates make a daring attempt at freedom. >> when an opportunity arises to escape like i did, you've got to take it while the opportunity exists. oth. [bell dings] ladies and gentlemen boys and girls llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! >>> here's what's happening. the state departme

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dd [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> on the next first ladies, influence and image, as the u.s. heads toward civil war we look at two administrations and two decidedly different women. while jane appleton pierce is in the white house her life is defined by the overwhelming loss of her children. by the time her husband, franklin pierce, is elected, two of their three boys are dead. and their last remaining son, 12-year-old benny, dies in a train derailment before president pierce is inaugurated. then harriet lane, the adopted niece of james buchanan. although president buchanan is ranked by most historians as a failure, harriet's tenure as official white house hostess is wildly popular. after years of schooling and entertaining while her uncle served as a u.s. ambassador to great britain only 27 when she comes to live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue to become first lady. jane pierce and harriet lane. on "first ladies" live monday night at 9:00 a.m. on c-span and c-span 3 and c-span radio nd c-span.org. our web

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once we're able to take a walk and examine what thosese particular iee dds are, we will have a better handle of whatt type of events this particular event is unfolding.ldin ag. law enforcement official sas that all cell phone service was shutdown in the boston area to prevent any potential remote detonation of explosions. explain what that means for people who don't know.. >> when a device is wired by aa cell phone as a detonate or. or. one of the things that in training do not use any type of a mobile device.ev whatic happens is there's waves and frequent sees that could trigger a detonate or if it's a cell phone detonation on the ied. i'm not a bomb technician,ian, however, one of the things about wireless technology that is something that considered and when you talk to the bomb experts. they will confirm that any type of mobile device could be a threat around, basicallylly suspicious packages or any type of incident that unfolds in an n incident like this. >> we have seen the explosions here, and the second one just moments later down the street. obviously, the bruins game cancele

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i want to mention that we did dd reach out to governor mcdonnell's office.n a trade trip to china a for 17 days, so it will be ae a while before we hear from him. you can read more on this at "the washington post." post >> , back to yo >> sasara back to you.you. >>> how a trip to ann's house land pelanded justin bieber in t water. hey, what are you drinkin'? i'm drinkin' dunkin'. definitely dunkin'. you know, i need to get that jolt in the morning, but i want something good to do that. i love the aroma, i love the taste. you can't mistake the flavor. i run on dunkin'! america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> well, the m t.v. movie awards were held last night. >>> brad pitt had the honor honr renouncing the top prize are,, e movie of the year. the year. >>> i will now predict the startling accrue see see of thef winner of this year's award. >> marvelous, the the avengersn >> it took the best fight and the best villain for actor tom holtlhuddleston.h >>> silver lining collectedcolld three trophies, jenniferes, jenf lawrence were each double winners. winn fox's wins

. >> i will go dd, john >> were you intrigued with this as well? >> it is so hard to choose.i'm going to face similar circumstances >> the answer is anyone but james reynolds. [laughter] okay come on that note, i thank you very much. we have what wanted the appetite of the audience about these books and thank you very much. [applause] >> tomorrow on booktv, we will look at the effect technology has had on society. in her book, naomi baron writes online and mobile technologies are influencing how we read and write and speak. and then douglas rushkoff on his book, when everything happens now. after that, the book which examines how digital information is changing privacy and business. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> there are two infamous prisons in the western u.s. one is a territorial prison. the other. there is something in our culture and our consciousness of what it would have been like to be in a prison like that. and it was considered to be a model institution in its day. this was a solitary confinement cell in a major infraction, talking back to a g

as we've been telling you, there's three people dd i the twin bombings at the boston marathon. such an iconic day in this city. one of those killed, thisoung, beautiful boy. the boston globe identifies him as8-year-old martin richard. he came to see his father run in me to giveim a hug at e en o the race,ndp rht in the middle of the blast. his sister also there. shy lost a leg. his mother also suffered injuries in a hospil overnight. we're hearing possible brain injury just awful. they're among the 144 people who are wounded in this attack. >>houghts and prayers go out. could not imagine being that father on this morning. everything hearbohe most, in some type of desperation now, or loss. just one sry o many. as jn id 144 or more mies lef t deal with this. we are following that witheam coverage to letou know the te. many still fighting for their health right no we'll give you the latest on th t tracks because of this investigation, as well. overnight, authorities spent hours, we were watching them canvassing this city and this square. searching a particular apartment lein with

couple of months ago they were flown overhead to get what the scene was on the ground and make sure they ddwhat the police are looking at on the ground. some universities, public universities, are using them for scientific research. university of alaska is using them to study sea lions because than other eter piloted planes. a wide variety of uses. host: do individuals have authorization to use them? guest: that is a great question commercial uses are prohibited. private businesses can't use for anything. changingwhere money is hands that is against the law ut in 2015 using will be allowed. think of news outlets using them the udy fires or survey damage from that or hurricanes or anything. companies will be able to use them. real estate agents. things like that. hobbyists can buy them at radioshack and as long as they re taking pictures and they don't go anywhere that is allowed. a t: can they fly them above certain height in the air? uses, law public enforcement or scientific flyingh there are drones pretty high. nasa sends them 65,000 feet the pacific ocean for research. most of them are

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. >> i will go dd, john >> were you intrigued with this as well? >> it is so hard to choose. i'm going to face similar circumstances >> the answer is anyone but james reynolds. [laughter] okay come on that note, i thank you very much. we have what wanted the appetite of the audience about these books and thank you very much. [applause] >> and legally if he brings people closer together. for the realization what a human being or an individual can do. i think of those who save the lives while risking their own. they are a hero. [applause] i remember i was still so involved with this extraordinary group of people had left. before that to organize a group of liberators preteen people from all over the world. i spoke with them and said you are the first to have seen us the first to have seen us inside. bear witness. you will be over witnesses. i remember going from one to another from holt -- poland and hungary and they said what gave you the courage to exist? what gave you the courage to become a hero? they answered he rose? not at all. one said if my neighbor was in danger how c

dd >> are you aware that one white house advisor has said no troops may remain in afghanistan? >> i read that in the newspaper. >> would that create uncertainty in afghanistan if that were thought to be a potential policy of the united states? >> senator, having no forces and no presence post 2014 in my mind would undermine or campaign success. >> well, in this article -- i just found it to be a pretty good summary of some of the difficult choices we're wrestling with and you're having to deal with. i mean, you're not the commander in chief. ultimately the president of the united states, the commander in chief, will decide how many troops are there. you'll make a recommendation up there all the chain, is that correct? >> that's correct, senator. >> well, one of the things that was troubling to me is our commander in chief, president obama has been there five years and we've got troops on the ground in harm's way right this minute. and this is why mr. michael o'hahn lan, the defense analyst at brookings said in this article april 2. one of the most consistent, i guess, observers

and china work together and wouldn't be much more difficult to solve if we were at dds with each otherwhat will it take to get china aboard, and if we get china on board, it would be easier. on this one, it has been difficult because on the one hand, the chinese are very angry at the kinds of behaviors we are seeing with kim jong-un and that regime. of the other hand, they prop them up economically because they don't want a collapsed state on their border and south korea right on their border. the way i tend to think about it, it is highly important we be communicating regularly and doing contingency planning in terms of how to deal with the worst outcomes. because if at the highest level we have the same interest, which is peace, stability, economic growth in china, asia, and around the world, but we need to be prepared in terms of how we are going to deal with -- even if they are not high likelihood outcomes, outcomes where north korea uses force or you have a collapsed state or what have you. >> we are out of time, but i do want to ask you just one more question from the audience --

i asked if they woul;d dd drop r lawsuit. i was half a mile away from their house.was on the phone calling for an interview when julie drove up. >> how's it going? >> if you put craig in the movie, you will be sued. >> do you agree that the water is dirty? >> absolutely. >> but the epa says the water is clean. >> they didn't. >> they said there is no contamination. what did the epa say? >> yes, there is contamination. i am an american. i do not know what part of that you do not understand. you are turncoat. you turned against your own country. i do not need your crap. >> i want to find the truth. >> you think we're small time? you put craig in your movie, i will come down on you like a ton of bricks. you put craig in your movie, i guarantee i come down on you like a ton of bricks. >> why -- >> you're anti-manner and lying. -- american and you're lyging. >> what are we lying about? >> about what's going on here, you put me in there so help me god it will be the last thing you do. >> why do you -- you've given hundreds of interviews to people. >> you keep your anti-tr

dd [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> the f.b.i. wanted poster pdated after dzhokar was taken into custody. senators john mccain is a lindsay graham said it is vital questioned.be d homeland security leader janet napolitano said the cuffed of the suspect is a big development. president obama also responded to the capture earlier tonight from the white house briefing room. >> reminding everything -- everybody that this investigation doesn't end here. there's a lot of work to be one. >> good evening, everybody. tonight, our nation is in debt to the people of boston and the people of massachusetts. after a vicious attack on their city, bostonians responded with resolve and determination. they did their part as sises and partners in this investigation. boston police and state police and local police across the commonwealth of massachusetts responded with professionalism and bravery over five long days and tonight because of their determined efforts, we've closed an important chapter in this tragedy. i've been briefed earlier this evenin

. >> i will go dd, john >> were you intrigued with this as well? >> it is so hard to choose.i'm going to face similar circumstances >> the answer is anyone but james reynolds. [laughter] okay come on that note, i thank you very much. we have what wanted the appetite of the audience about these books and thank you very much. [applause]