frank and claire underwood will be returning.comes on the heels of a sag award and now we get to see how he fares in his first national election. in the meantime, show has tweeted i will leave a legacy 2016. the fourth season is set to start production this summer. jimmy fallon was with first lady. the two hit the dance for on a tribute to mom dance movers also known as the evolution of mom dancing. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> first lady showing off jimmy fallon. >> that's funny. maybe we should revive our dance. remember that? that's weird. thank you, rue wis. >> a lot going on. obviously barack obama very excited about the preliminary agreement to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons but there is a lot of backlash against the deal this morning. we're going to be talking to the tomorrow former secretary of state and see what she thinks about the state. also current secretary of state. former u.s. ambassador and many more going to be looking back at what was said yesterday. a lot more positives than many people expected. a dis

this is not frank underwood this is barack obama a. happy april fools day. frank learn it from me. >> okay. that is really g frank underwood the character from south carolina so all that was missing if you watched the show you know that double tap on the desk but aside from that we will look at the president who can obviously solve fun and lava at himself. >> welcome to 100 episode, start that over. let's do that again. >> this is called a sharpe. it is sharp. >> we love you. >> my grandfather was a shoe make are and immigrated, in the same county, 3 miles away. >> i have seen some of this. they also have celebrities show up, former president bill clinton, amy poehler mario lopez. >> bill nye the science guy. >> we have another guy with bill nye the the science guy that has nothing to do with the president. >> it is a blooper real for the the president. >> a lot of republicans say... never mind. the whole six years has been a blooper. >>> they are enjoying the pay increase, it is first bump on the way to 15 bucks an hour but not everyone is happy about a pay

here's president obama doing his best frank underwood. >> hello everybody.nderwood. this is barack obama. happy april fools' day. frank learn it had from me. >> i don't know if i would actually brag about that. what are they thinking >> validates my point. >> how big is this ego though? >> wow. >> holy cow. >> he learned what from him? >> still trying to figure out what that was. >> gave me nightmares. jedidiah? >> full name. i have an awesome april fool's segment jimmy kimmel put together. >> you didn't watch "the five" yesterday. >> by saying i didn't do anything to the coffee and just watch what happened. just watch. >> by the way, i didn't do anything to the coffee. >> oh my god. what did you do to it? >> nothing. >> oh, my god, what an idiot. >> april fool's. >> april fool's. >> what did you give me? >> april fool's. >> new york city. coffee, tea. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i love this pause i'm so paranoid, if you told me that i would start to taste things in that coffee, my imagination -- one guy does. he tastes -- what did you do to my water? >> what

. >> there is not frank underwood. this is barack obama. happy april fool's day. ank learned it from me. >> i'd say it was pretty good. >> the first lady was here for an appearance on the tonight show. they talked about the first time they met. >> yeah. you wore a suit and it was so hot. >> a three-piece suit and brauk was like where you go? >> i was sweating and he goes dntd you get the memo? it's a bbq. >> that was your barack obama? >> yeah. was it good? >> no. >> come on. >> and she would know. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. all right. it is friday and that means the hill's kevin sarili joins us. the gop may not like this preliminary nuclear deal with iran but do they have the votes to kill it? >> it's all going to come down to whether or not republicans can get a hand full of democrats to get on board in order to -- and it's not necessarily kill it. they want review of the final details of president's iran's deal, and president obama really kind of tieing this to his legacy yesterday in a rose garden speech saying it will help prevent iran fro

how would frank underwood put it? we love viewers more than sharks love blood.k: if you look at the u.s. economy, the relative strength of the u.s. economy compared to other economies around the world explains what the currency valuations are. inherently, coming from our strength and relatively speaking, less strong economies are elsewhere which is why i'm focusing on the need for other economies to be stronger. guy: welcome back to "the pulse." jack lew speaking to peter cook and we'll have more of his thoughts throughout the interview throughout the day. in the meantime i want to take you to davos. why am i doing that? because we're at the wealth summit and there throughout the day. we caught up exclusively with some of the key players and he's been doing that from e.b.s. wealth management team. first, we spoke to the company's c.i.o. what was he saying? >> mark haferly's group talks on a monthly basis and challenge them whether they go underweight or overweight and trimmed back on the u.s. and focused for europe and said you'll have to pay for growth and stoc

can president frank underwood deliver the goods for netflix which is trading down?d out when netflix reports earnings in just a few minutes. stay tuned. david asman and i for after the bell coming right up. don't move. ♪ liz: we are looking what is to be an all-time record for the russell 2000. david: unbelievable. just unbelievable. looks like we'll not make triple digits we had for a lot of the day. let's go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. oil, it was highest close for the year of oil. it closed on the exchange at 56.39. >> we got smaller than expected build on numbers out at 10:30. the highest close as you noted of 2015. at 56-point the $3 a barrel. liz: three major consumer names hitting all-time highs, people that owned them hitting all-time highs. >> names such as hasbro, smucker's, lorillard. we saw them hit all-time highs. lorillard has pulled back some. david: netflix. down for the day. we're expecting earnings coming any moment. just look what happened today. >> got to expect some volatility. they have to come out after the close. we have

president frank underwood back for a fourth season. netflix "house of cards" announced via twitter the show will be back for a fouth season. the tweet read i will leave a legacy #underwood2016. production begins in baltimore, maryland. >>> have mercy, apparently a "full house" spin-off in the works. netflix is reportedly so close to ordering 13 episodes "full house" wrapped its eighth and final season back in 1995. the new show would focus on d. j.j. tanner remember them? and best friends in real life too. took this picture. found this on instagram. after all the years still hanging out. the women did a tough mudder together last weekend. talk about bonding for a friendship. we want to know would you watch the new "full house"? shoot us a text one for yes, two for no. we'll share results in about 30 minutes. >>> we want to give you a couple chances to look at this video. this truck films s flips on >>> people are talking about a touching facebook post by a colorado woman recovering from a terrible tragedy. michelle wilkins answering a

went to college but he certainly has done plenty of charity work in cam definitely it looks like frank underwoodreunited. it will return for season four but fans of the public political thriller will have to wait until 2016. the netflix show is on the first online only series to win an em my. it also included the popular line of kevin spacy's quote, i will leave a less situate. no exact release date for season four has been announced. > it looks like americans aren't aparade to open up their wallets this easter. in fact, spending for the holiday will top 16 billion-dollar across the country much that's according to the national retail corporation president the holiday is celebrated by about 80 percent of americans. buyers are on the hunt for candy, food and flowers. there's a new trend in spending this easter. >> in a survey found that more people are actually interested in buying clothing. we think that has a lot to do with the fact that there's sapient up demand from a very rough winter where people weren't out there shopping for new merchandise or new apparel. those shopping for easter eggs s

if you watch the netflix series "house of cards" frank underwood puts his wife claire in a very powerfulion as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. should we be putting people in powerful positions with no experience in the real world, bernard? how important will experience be this time around for the next president? >> everybody likes to say conventional wisdom suggests experience is of paramount importance. early on this the vetting process, a candidate has to prove he or she is experienced enough to be taken seriously by the media and early voters. the fact is if you look at recent history, go back and look how obama won. beat mrs. clinton in the primaries running on change over experience. george w. bush beat al gore on change versus experience. bill clinton beat h.w. bush on change over experience. we might want to say we want our leaders to be experienced. certainly mrs. clinton has the most experience, but the truth is you vote based on a connection and ability to deliver change. >> that is very interesting. do you agree with that? is change the buzz word? >> i think bernard is

if netflix's own frank underwood were here to good advice they might say, claire you have to respectortality pip. >>> she is hanging up the angel wings. gisele bundchen walked her last-ever catwalk and ending her 20 year runway model. made the debut at new york fashion week at 14 years old and according to forbes giselle earned $47 million just last year for those keeping track, that's $16 million more than her husband tom brady made while playing football. the pop culture lead just hours ago, the internet felt a disturbance in the force when the trailer everyone's been looking for for "star wars" thes for awakens posted to youtube. luke skywalker narrates filled with storm troopers and what maybe a siff lord. going with -- trailer ends rather anticlimactically showing an old, gruff ship captain standing next to some weird seven foot cat of some sort. the actual release of the movie seems like a galaxy far, far away hits theaters in december. fought me on follow me on jake tapper. video blogs, extras, subscribe to our magazine on flipboard. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper t

i thought for a moment i was watching president frank underwood. i have been binge watching "house of cards" and with hap binge-watching the negotiation. the whole issue of slowing down is a great idea. the president likes to say it's either/or. one point he said it's a good deal. same thing he said about health care. we'll see. there's a point where you say, why the urgency, because john kerry wants to be nixon -- or kissinger in the opera, nixon in china. slow down and let's see. >> bernard? >> how do we trust iran. they're still busy with terrorism. >> that's the question. it's not a good country. they're a state sponsor of terrorisms. bernard, why trust them? >> use the quote from one of my not so favorite presidents but my favorite line, trust but verify. that's what ronald reagan said. that's the centerpiece of the deal and the president laid out a persuasive case. we cannot allow iran to build a nuclear weapon. so we can go forward with the deal, making sure that we have full transparency, unfettered access inspection, and so fort, guarantee

." >> recall a time before you discovered all these great shows on netflix, before frank underwood andzy eyes became your most important friends. you used to have a real life with friends you could actually hug. remember? it's time to get out of netflix and get back to the world of real human relationships. your netflix friends will still be there for you when you return. ♪ >> that one's good. it's not nearly as good as michael kelly "house of cards." have you seen that one? >> no, they can't possibly mean that, though. to go back and hang out with your real friends. >> april fools', right? yeah. >>> well, speaking of netflix and content, the final installment of amc's "mad men" billed the end of an era begins sunday evening. it's a reference for a show that came on the air during the time of groundbreaking changes in the television industry. "mad men" ushering in a time of high-quality content on basic cable, and it was also among the first series to syndicate its episodes on netflix. star john slattery sat down with me and reflected on the nearly decade-long run, the world of adverti

olivia: third and final answer -- yes, frank underwood for 2016.in spacey from "house of cards" ran? tom: i am shocked. brendan: i would like to know when we can just start calling candidates candidates, what we have to wait for the dance when they officially declare their candidacy. jeb bush is a candidate, hillary clinton is a candidate. tom: there's a whole ballet to that. brendan: martin o'malley of maryland -- running for vp. tom: ok, there it is. frank keating thank you so much, especially on oil. governor keating: my pleasure. tom: data check here, up 4, dow futures up 35. just a turn in the market. no other way to put it as we see a global economic data. we continue on bloomberg radio with "bloomberg surveillance." matt miller is next, "in the loop" with matt miller. stay with us. ♪ matt: good morning. it is tuesday april 7 and we are live here in midtown new york. you are in the loop. i am matt miller in for betty liu. we are 90 minutes away from the opening bell. we have a great show for you today. leo hindery joins us to discuss why they

this can't be like house of cards, you know, the scene where the russian president and frank underwoodt's all fun and game. that's not a real world scenario. you have to look at military options, and that's exactly why obama didn't want congress to get involved because he thought, you know, inevitably it would lead to military, you know, increases or what not or trying to send military into you know, iran. but at this point in time we all know that a nuclear iran is ultimately, an unsafe world and that's what we need to prevent. that's why congress getting involved is important but then you have rouhani who says i'm going to bypass congress and say, you know you can't do this. i'm not -- stuart: is an iranian bomb going to be front and center in this election campaign? is a republican going to stand up and say i wouldn't let this happen, pete? >> yes, i think so. and they're going to have -- there's going to be criticism of two administrations that let it go tour. >> very far. >> it's going to be a litmus test question. stuart: to both of you president obama's going to turn around and

you have watched this season's "house of cards" you know the fictional democratic president, frank underwood, kicked off his unlikely presidency and bid for re-election by doing something long considered unthinkable, sets out to slash social security. >> the programs that you want to scale back or dismantle are the bedrock of the american dreechlt you work hard pay your taxes -- >> no, i'm sorry. they were the bedrock of the american dream, not anymore, certainly not for the 10 million people out of work. >> practically speaking a thousand specialized interests, organized labor, opposition in both parties, we can do a version of what you're proposed. >> i don't want a version. i want a vision. >> "house of cards," thank goodness, not an accurate representation of policy making. but there is a movement afoot to rethink the entire social security question, not in an entitlement reform way, but in a let's change the whole discourse kind of way. a new crop of activists are making the case that social security should be expanded. they're pressing "hillary clinton to embrace a position that senato

my whole thing is do you see like hillary and bill being like frank and claire underwood?rriage and behind closed doors they are doing all of this freaky stuff? like i would like to question who went to the bunny ranch more hillary or bill? >> exactly. >> wouldn't you really like to know to see actually which one went the most and who contributed the most and who gave the most money to them? that's how it works with the clintons. you give them something before they give you something. >> what did she do for the bunny ranch? >> you tell me what she did. >> i think this bunny ranch thing -- it smacks of publicity. what do you think? >> no. >> they wouldn't do that right? 90% of hillary's campaign is this is women voting for a woman because she is a woman. >> can you look into their hearts, gavin? >> yes, and their hearts say i am a woman and i will vote for a woman. >> you have to pay them first though at the bunny ranch before you look into their hearts. >> gavin, your brother made a video on this very topic. i think we have it. >> talking to people from basically everywher

this is not frank underwood, this is barack obama. happy april fool's day. rter: if that's where people are watching, you have to hit them where they're watching. even if it's right in the pants. >> i'm all right with the president weari ining jeans. i'm not all right with the president wearing those jeans. >> can i just say something? i any that's mean and i don't think there's anything wrong with the jeans you wear. >> jimmy, i think you've got a point. have you been working out? >> reporter: john berman, cnn, new york. >> let me throw it to briana keilar on the red carpet with peter hamby and john fabro. >> this is the world we live in. the white house press corps gets very cranky when the president gives an interview to buzz feed or kimmel or youtube and they are not talking to the sainted white house correspondents. why is the white house doing those? >> because we want people to hear our message. move the president's agenda forward. they talked about this in the piece, but when he did "between two ferns," the number of people that went to healthcare.gov