live the dream of course you know in our first headline really captures quite a bit of this larry ellison has completely screwed up the america's cup by selecting an expression the expense of complicated and fast type of boat a seventy two foot catamaran called the a c. seventy two ellison has effectively made the two thousand and thirteen cup too costly for many competitors so this is set to begin july fourth out of san francisco and only fourteen have signed up where organizers are expecting fifteen teams the norm for an america's cup is between seven and thirteen teams well they should rename it the america's cup to the american douche and there should be larry ellison winning the american war and once again crowding out all the competition by engaging in predatory monopoly behavior oracle software is a predatory monopolist that galad his customers with predatory monopolies pricing translate that into buying a boat that is crowding out all the competition very soon to be racing himself which is what he wanted you know the day you larry also want to set the bafta you know blowing bubble

out all the competition very soon to be racing himself which is what he wants the other day larry ellison want to sit the bafta you know blowing bubbles through from flatulence and chasing his own flatulence bubbles in the bathtub around is you know quadruplex in malibu dreaming of the new citizen kane you know he's a psycho in a big house somewhere going mad well he's the embodiment of in a way of what the american dream was so there were periods in our history of america where it was possible despite your birth to rise up he was born to jewish parents in the lower east side of manhattan at a time when it was not the most expensive real estate in the world but it was one of the cheapest places in the world it was like a slum he was born in one thousand nine hundred four there and he was given up for adoption and he never went to he went to college twice but dropped out both times and yet he's worth thirty four billion dollars today and yet the drawbridge is by these sort of oligarchs around the world are being drawn up wherever you like you said the digital rights management for example

it looks like ellison might draw the wrong kind of attention. attention.at robertson suggested that the earthquake down in haiti was a result of that country's pact with the devil made during a voodoo ceremony two centuries ago. well, reverend ellison, the virginia reachout guy for african-americans -- >> i know this has angered a lot of the so-called liberals what he said about the comment about haitians and from a spiritual standpoint we believe dr. robertson's points in the past with the voodoo. those who -- should know what dr. robertson said was a biblical truth. >>> that's "hardball" for now. all you dads out there have a happy father's day. coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. hey. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent o

it looks like ellison might draw the wrong kind of attention. far long ago, pat robertson suggested that the earthquake down in haiti was a result of that country's pact with the devil made during a voodoo ceremony two centuries ago. well, reverend ellison, the virginia outreach guy for african-americans, here is what he said at a conference. >> i know this has angered a lot of the so-called, in my opinion, liberals, what he said about the comment about haitians and from a spiritualual standpoint we believe dr. robertson's points in the past with the voodoo. those who study the bible should know what dr. robertson said with his a bible ical truth. no wonder crest 3d white is the number one whitening brand. after all, every day counts. life opens up when you do. to rock a whiter smile in just two days, use these products together. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee start

live the dream of course you know in our first headline really captures quite a bit of this larry ellisonhas completely screwed up the america's cup by selecting an expression the expensive complicated and fast type of boat a seventy two foot catamaran called ac seventy two ellison has effectively made the two thousand and thirteen cup too costly for many competitors so this is set to begin to lie fourth out of san francisco and only fourteen have signed up where organizers were expecting fifteen teams the norm for an america's cup is between seven and thirteen teams well they should rename it the america's cup to the american douche and there should be larry ellison winning the american war and once again crowding out all the competition by engaging in predatory monopoly behavior oracle software is a predatory monopolist that galad his customers with predatory monopolies pricing translate that into buying a boat that is crowding out all the competition very soon it could be racing himself which is what he wants at the end the day he larry also want to sit the bafta you know blowing bubbl

ellison is now buying go airline for an undisclosed amount.e $300 million purchase of lanai last year, and the acquisition also included, or he added onto that, island air. so what is larry up to? is he creating his own dr. no fantasy from james bond, or something bigger? ellison has told the media, he's got bigger plans here, to turn lanai into a development model for the world to follow. he's going to rebuild the tourism base, the new luxury hotel, much better airlines. going to improve the two airlines. and agriculture is his main goal, with plans to export gourmet mangoes, pineapples, other fruit. and he'll use solar energy, and, get this, desalineated water. it's part empire building. >> part creepy? >> maybe. i think it's very cool. >> yeah, yeah, a borderline between mad and eccentric. >> here's the thing. the locals love t the local politicians who are all very wary, says he has done everything right. so hats off to him. >> okay. okay. we're going to go for a quick break. we'll be back. >> don't go anywhere. >> james bond and chinese p

we are kind of on the authoritarian side. >> let me bring that to congressman ellison.f congress. the president said on friday that every member of congress has access to the information. you can first start out by explaining by a member of congress not on the committee can know about this program? >> i would say almost nothing. you can't bring your staff in there so we're moving around capitol hill at lightning speed, nearly every member of congress is, if you can't get any staff support, you got to go into that room and pour through documents. >> are you allowed everything? >> i don't think i am. i'm allowed to see certain things. it's available if you make certain times and places to go see it. the fact is, no, i'm not aware of this program that was revealed today. i have no notes. we checked our e-mails and our noteses. so, i think it's a fiction. it's a fiction that everybody in congress knows. nobody -- very few people in congress -- >> you voted on it without full knowledge? >> i patriot act. i voted against it because we don't know what we don't know. >> i take

i want to talk to two people that have something to do with this, i want to talk to keith ellison andmer ranking democrat of the house select committee on intelligence jane harman, congressman ellison, i want to start with you, what are your concerns about the news that we have been hearing about the national security agency and their monitor? >> well, my concern is that i just don't think a million people are legitimate suspects based on facts of terrorist activity and i think it's just too broad. but i think this is an occasion for congress to go back and try to more narrowly tailor the latitude under the patriot act. i do not think this is something you can blame the obama administration for because i think any executive branch is going to operate at the extent of the law. but i think the law is overbroad and i think we need to have some requirement that there be some real basis for surveilling people before you look at their phone records like that. >> congresswoman harman, is the law too broad, does it need to be narrowed, or serving on the house select committee on intelligence,

congressmen keith ellison. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you and thank everyone. >>> coming up, as police and protesters clash in istanbul, the prime minister meets with some protesters. we'll get a live update from nbc's richard engel just ahead. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. and didn't know where to start. used a contractor before also available in delicious peanut butter. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can trust what you're reading. angie's list is like having thousands of close neighbors where i can go ask for personal recommendations. that's the idea. before you have any work done, check angie's list. from roofers to plumbers to dentists and more, angie's list -- reviews y

live the dream of course you know in our first headline really captures quite a bit of this larry ellisonhas completely screwed up the america's cup by selecting an expression the expense of complicated and fast type of boat a seventy two foot catamaran called ac seventy two ellison has effectively made the two thousand and thirteen cup too costly for many competitors so this is set to begin to lie fourth out of san francisco and only fourteen have signed up where organizers were expecting fifteen teams the norm for an america's cup is between seven and thirteen teams well they should rename it the america's cup to the american douche and there should be.

joining me now is congressman keith ellison of minnesota.e democrats taking part in the s.n.a.p. challenge. keith, good to have you with us tonight. how is it going for you on this? is it a feasible diet in any stretch of the imagination for americans? >> look you can take the s.n.a.p. diet and eat enough food to make your belly feel like you've had a meal, but you can't eat a nutritious, well-balanced diet that is going to enhance health and help you get stronger and better. particularly bad for a child. i mean, the truth is, is that this s.n.a.p. diet is not really a sustainable diet for anyone. and, so, for folks who want to cut s.n.a.p. even more, you know, in my opinion, this is just not acceptable. >> now, there are some things that he bought and this is whole wheat bread and milk. but the majority of it makes america fat. the majority of it is subsidized. >> empty calories. >> and it's the priority of it all is not good. would you agree? >> absolutely agree. it's what you call empty calories. calories, but there's not much nutrition c

members of congress are growing more and more skeptical of these killer robots congressman keith ellison this trial program needs our attention because fifty two countries in this world have thrown technology the genie is out of the bottle how long will it be before we are you know reaping the whirlwind because of some of the things that we have been done and i name on tuesday house republicans included in their version of the national defense authorization act for two thousand and fourteen a proposal by congressman mack thornberry to give congress more oversight of the white house's targeted killing program this provision sets up a framework where the administration's got to tell us before right after an. then quarterly about the sensitive operation but the white house already does briefed congress on these strikes presumably including the strikes revealed in this new n.b.c. news report also congressman thornberry proposal only applies to strikes carried out by our armed forces not our cia which was the agency responsible for these particular strikes and while there were reports the pre

eric schmidt larry ellison and the president of stanford university the last supper . yeah it's just an undertaker's convention it's the moment when barack obama complicit lee gotten bed with these guys who run prism essentially that's the moment i mean look at that dinner look at that image this is when barack obama actually took the constitution and wiped is but with it and it's the moment of supreme treasonous action by the president eyes states america is dead seventeen seventy six to prison thank you kill the country this is also known as boundless informant and in case you have been asleep for the last week it is of course the program in which the likes of google the likes of facebook twitter yahoo are allowing the government a backdoor now they say they're not voluntarily allowing it in their own personal statements to the media but here we have a situation of a conspiracy against the public and of course with in that photo you saw a stanford university which is very crucial to the whole n.s.a. operation and in fact arpanet the very first two connections back in

joining me now is congressman keith ellison. he announced he would announce legislation to amend the u.s. constitution to guarantee the right to vote. and former governor of delaware who voted for the reauthorization of the voting rights act in 2006. congressman castle, can i begin with you, it was striking to me today that eric cantor came out and issued a statement saying he supported a reauthorization of the vote rights act, but he was really a voice in the wilderness on the republican side of the aisle. we tried to get republican sitting members of congress to come on the show and talk about the future of this important piece of legislation and basically have struck out. my question to you as someone who voted for it in 2006 when it enjoyed broad bipartisan support is, can your party rally to the cause yet again? >> well, does my party want to rally to the cause is the issue? i tend to agree with chuck schumer who basically said that with the house under republican control and needing 60 votes to get anything done in the sen

eric schmidt larry ellison and the president of stanford university the last supper . yeah it's an undertaker's convention it's the moment when barack obama complicit leg bed with these guys who run president essentially that's the moment i mean look at that dinner look at that image this is when barack obama so actually took the constitution and wiped it but with it and it's the moment of supreme treasonous action by the president eyes states america is dead seventeen seventy six to present thanks barack you kill the country. now to talk about the snowden story some u.s. intelligence officials are allegedly making no secret of the fact that they want the n.s.a. whistleblower to disappear we value to log on to our t. dot com to read all that to wiki leaks founder julian assange snowden is whistle blowing effort saying the n.s.a. leaks confirm what he's been saying for years all the details just a click away. to be talking to the world's most famous whistleblower live here on our t.v. couple of fifteen hundred g.m.t. and we thought he was coming up to hope you can stay

particularly the nsa with congressman keith ellison here. from minnesota. peter, quick story?k story because i wanted to get this in. say hello to phillip tuttle. phillip tutle is a lobster man in maine. he is 90 years old. when the rainstorms that came through maine from thunderstorm andrea came through it sunk his ship and as the saying goes, a captain goes down with his ship. not phillip tuttle. he went into the water icy cold he swam to a nearby island and was there until he was found. he was found safe. he's okay. he's got some injuries that they're working on but he's 90. he said it is not my time to go. >> bill: he said it was not his time. he was not going to go down with the ship. unfortunately, congressman, it was time for one of your top aides who we got to know very well, first started got to congress and came in the studio here. rick. >> rick passed away at the age of 59. rick noland who is back in congress is about 69, 70. so rick was like the younger guy helping out the candidate. and when he ended his career, he was like about 12, 13 years older than i am. he i

john ellison. and pat buchanan. and bob dobb what do you think? >> i don't think we have a big down side. i think washington dc monetary matters, how many times can i say it. until the debt ceiling issue, washington is a side issue, all of the noise around when you put to table will hopefully not matter a lot to markets. >> to that point, john ellison, he kept repeating monetary matter. the federal reserve is only game in town, any hint they stop feeding this with 85 billion a month of buying securities and keeping interest rates as low as they have, then all bets are off. >> i agree, it is interesting, there reason for stock market to have risen but the market ahead of the economy. we have a lower per capita income since 2007, we have challenges in europe, china and india that impacts our economy. it is clear that fed is driving a lot of what is going on in the stock market. while the fed can print money for a while, some day, you have to stop doing that. when it does, you could have a rise in interest rate that would impact the relative investme

so larry ellison owns 1.1 billion shares of oracle many he lost $3.4 billion today. to put that in perspective. he bought the whole island of lanai last year for $300 million. when you lose the equivalent of 11 hawaiian islands today. wow. trying to make money today, starbucks raising current costly first time in almost two years. average price hike will be about 1%. starbucks blames rising rent and labor cost for the increase and the miami heat championship when proving a ratings gold mine for abc. nearly 18% of you at home watched game seven last night according to nielsen. the second highest rating for an nba game in 11 years. a sign of the times and congratulations. so have you been following the nsa scandal you may wonder how tight the government really is with big tech companies like facebook, for example. a shocking report shows facebook former security chief max kelly left to go to work with the nsa back in 2010 and he is not the only big tech exec make the move to government spy agency. bringing up a lot of questions and concerns, namely what kind of info ar

larry ellison is sitting on $43 billion -- >> [inaudible] [applause] >> [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is dave canner and the acting director for seiu 1021 san francisco. i want to start by saying it's really unacceptable that the community has to be out here begging every year and yet private for profit contractors never have to do this. that is absolutely unacceptable and i think that's a struggle we're going to need your support in fixing in the coming years. it's just unacceptable. i want to speak about the -- where we think some of the money could be found to fund the services that these folks are providing. the systems commission is submitting to you 2014 insurance renewal rates within the coming days. now negotiations between kaiser and hhs staff has been [inaudible] so far and they use proposal which was the last offer. with kaiser refusing to negotiate for month hhs staff has outlined the issues for you folks to consider when this comes to you. members have trended younger and healthier and requiring fewer services over the past seven ye

. >>> billionaire larry ellison buying another airline. >> things are a bit more smoothly on wall streety following that big 354-point plunge yesterday. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. jane? >> that was painful yesterday. show you the numbers here in just a second, but he already owns a hawaiian aland of lanai and island air and now larry ellison is picking up a hawaiian airline called go from mesa airline. mesa the chief executive at or rack.. shares of the company this morning, they are trading lower. oracle came out with the the second straight quarter of lousy sales numbers. the higher open this morning, going to be a while before we make up those losses from the past couple of days but we are trying. the dow at the moment 6774. the bloomberg silicon valley index is actually down about 1%. so you can see the oracle news weighing on it. now, who doesn't like to sleep in on sundays? "usa today" shows westin hotels among the growing number of chains letting travelers check out much later than 11 a.m. the paper says the hotels are less busy on sunday and guests

larry ellison is sitting on $43 billion -- >> [inaudible] [applause] >> [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is dave canner and the acting director for seiu 1021 san francisco. i want to start by saying it's really unacceptable that the community has to be out here begging every year and yet private for profit coct

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ellison: well, mr. speaker, i just want to just say that the congressman from nevada, our friend steve horsford, and hakim jeffries, are doing you a awesome job. i'm so proud to see you gentlemen holding forth about the issues that affect this whole country and things that the congressional black caucus, of which we're all members, are doing. i also want to let people know, who may be tuned in, mr. speaker, that there are people in this congress who believe that hard work should be rewarded, who believe that when people get up in the morning, pound it out all day to put food on the table for their families, that it is nothing less than an insult for somebody else who's living in plenty to look back on them and say, you're not working hard enough, you're not doing quite enough. the fact is, sometimes hard working people need the help of their government. there's no shame in that, there's nothing wrong with that. lord knows apple computer grease that sometimes hard working people -- agrees that sometimes

ellison. mr. ellison: mr. speaker, i rise in support of the mcgovern and i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend and add my statement to the record. the chair: without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. chairman, i yield myself three minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. chair. this is a debate about priorities. this would restore the $20.5 billion in the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or snap, formally known as food stamps. it would restore those cuts by eliminating or reducing the excessive subsidies to the highly profitable big agribusiness and reduce the deficit $12 billion beyond the base bill. at a time when millions of americans are dealing with unemployment, with poverty and hunger, the farm bill before us today would cause two million our neighbors to lose their benefits. it could kick 210,000 kids off the free school program. that's a rotten thing to do. it will only force poor people to fill out a few more forms, to jump through a few more hoops to

. >> congressman ellison, let me ask you this. what i find maddening here is the court said this formula doesn't work for us, we think it violates an unspecified part of the constitution. what is to say whatever you come up with is going to, you know, pass the liking of these same five justices if you do come up with the formula? >> you know, when justice scalia said that he believes that somebody's sort of -- i think the term of art that he used was eo my goodness, i'm blanking on it. >> racial entitlement. >> racial entitlement. thank you. when he used that terminology, it was clear to me he had a certain perspective on things and that his preconceived ideas about civil rights law, voting rights law, were going to prevail. i mean, look, congress did a lot of work. 15,000 pages. all kinds of hours of testimony. a number of egregious cases cited. it was all there, but, you know, no amount of facts is going to overcome somebody's ideology. congress has to sit down and get it done. we have a bipartisan history of standing up for the

oracle ceo larry ellison promises a startling series of announcements. relief at the gas pump is coming to the midwest. repairs and maintanance to refineries owned by bp and exxon will have gasoline flowing again. and reports surfaced friday paula deen's career at the food network is cooked. reports say her contract will not be renewed following racial slurs. phillip streible of rjo futures joins us on this monday morning to take a look at the week ahead. good morning to you. - good morning to you. - is the summer sell-off here, phillip? - if you look at the equities, we saw a 530-point drop in the dow last week. we saw the s&p breaks some key moving averages. i think it really is. - what about margin calls? what do you anticipate? - well, what we are probably going to see is, with a high volatility, the cme group, the imx, these exchanges, they are most likely going to increase margin requirements on products like gold, silver, crude oil, a lot of these currencies, big moving products to make the products more in line with the amount of money you should