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we'll be right back with more vince gilligan. (cheers and applause) @@@@@@@@ú[[ >> welcome back, everybody. we are talking with the creator of breaking bad vince gill-- gilligan. >>> obviously the character is the bad guy. >> right. >> and gets badder every day. >> yes, he does. >> stephen: but he's also a small businessman, you know, he's a job creator. >> he is. >> stephen: you know, he built that. >> yeah. obama didn't build that. obama is not cooking that up. >> i know. in some ways he is a success story, right. >> he is, he hasn't outsource to india. he is making it right in the good old usa. >> stephen: every season he expands. they are into europe now, right. >> they are into the czech republic, yeah. that is great market for him. >> yeah. >> stephen: i don't know. i don't really know much about the meth trade. now do you ever worry that by having such a successful show that you know kids watch the show. and they might you know, grow up to think it is sort of glamorous and attractive to be a chemistry teacher? going to get

thank you so much for coming. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: vince gilligan. breaking badment you can get it on dvd. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. whoa, we got a show for you, joining us from the new york knicker bockers basketball club mr. amare stoudemire will be joining us. we will trade notes on how each of us celebrated yom kippur. now, obviously you have heard about the tensions in syria, iran, throughout the mideast. but there is a battle brewing much closer to home. >> tonight the food fight sweeping school cafeterias nationwide. >> students who say healthy lunches now mandated under federal guidelines are leaving them hungry. >> jon: news flash! extra extra, children think school lunches suck. (laughter) we now go out to our own captain obvious who has been following this story since schools began serving lunch. (laughter

thank you so much for coming. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: vince gilligan.breaking badment you can get it on dvd. we'll be right back. we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three percent. 5-hour energy has four calories and it's used over nine million times a week. is 5-hour energy right for you? ask yodoctor. we already asked 3,000. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night

[cheers and applause] and i can say to governor gilligan, ohio is sometimes -- he is the unwitting unifier and the fundamental issue of this national campaign. [cheers and applause] and all of us are going to help him redeem a pledge he made 10 years ago that next year you won't have richard nixon to kick around anymore. [cheers and applause] we have

and when oil doubled to more than $147 a barrel, no one was more suspicious than dan gilligan. >> we have to make sure that the futures market is an honest market. >> as the president of the petroleum marketers association, he represents more than 8,000 retail and wholesale suppliers, everyone from home heating oil companies to gas station owners. when we talked to him in the summer of 2008, his members were getting blamed for gouging the public even though their costs had also gone through the roof. he told us the problem was in the commodities markets, which had been invaded by a new breed of investor. >> approximately 60% to 70% of the oil contracts in the futures markets are now held by speculative entities. not by companies that need oil, not by the airlines, not by the oil companies, but by investors that are looking to make money from their speculative positions. >> they don't actually take delivery of the oil. >> no, all they do is buy the paper and hope that they can sell it for more than they paid for it before they have to take delivery. >> so they're trying to make money

gilligan, his little buddy gilligan. an open invitation any time.ce, you want to be here tomorrow? fine. come tomorrow. you want to be here monday, any time. i don't care. bring in paul ryan. bring in mitt romney. bring in mitt and mrs. mitt and all the kids. bring in everybody. we don't hate you, mitt. >> that's got to be devastating, chuck. >> it is devastating because, in instances such as that, we're not laughing at mitt as much as we are just laughing at mitt. that's really what it comes down to. when you set yourself up in a position where you say something like, well, no president should talk to "the view" or david letterman hates me, you open yourself up to these things and you make it so that it's shooting ducks in a barrel, as i should say. i don't know, what's a really rich word for duck. maybe it's the shooing foie gras in a barrel. >> one thing is any candidate is going to get mocked at some point, but i think you have to have that sense of humor and show the american people that you have a sense of humor and you're not taking yourself

i rise today to recognize delaware speaker of the house, bob gilligan. in november speaker gilligan will conclude a 40-year career as a member of delaware's house of representatives. making him the longest serving member in state history. throughout his career, speaker gilligan has been one of the most effective leaders in delaware state government. speaker gilligan has been a trusted and compassionate leader during times when delaware needed him most. he helped lead the state through some of its most difficult fiscal challenges. he championed open government legislation that gave delawarians unprecedented access to their representatives. and oversaw the passage of landmark civil rights reforms. and he did this while maintaining a friendship and respect of his colleagues on both sides of the aisle. on a personal level, i will always appreciate speaker gilligan's friendship and support. he gave me my first job in public service as a legislative fellow, an experience that inspired my work in government and politics. it has been a real privilege for me to w

compared romney in his headline to thurston howell iii the clueless millionaire in the '60s tv comedy gilligan's island before writing and i quote... national review editor rich lowery compared romney's remarks to and i quote someone who overheard some conservative cocktail chatter and maybe read a conservative blog or two and is thoughtlessly repeating back what he heard and read. romney also shared his thoughts on the israeli palestinian counsel to the fund-raiser. mother jones released that video today. here's part of what romney said. we have a potentially volatile situation. we kick the ball down the field and hope that ultimately somehow, something will happen. >> eliot: romney took to fox news this afternoon to explain his comments on taxes and the so-called 47%. romney didn't try to apologize for his remarks which he said contrasted his commitment to free enter vise to what he called the president's preference for expanding government but he did manage, get this to get in a good word for taxes. >> romney: i do believe that we should have enough jobs and enough take-home pay such that peo

like i said, this took about two days with gilligan. jarod: mm-hm.that took three months with halley, because look, it's scary, it's on wheels! jarod: right. wendy: oh, my gosh! jarod: what are you going to do? wendy: what is that? jarod: are you going to teach her to iron? wendy: but, you know, basically, i started by just taking seeds and putting it on the scooter... jarod: okay. wendy: ...so she doesn't, you know, she's not so afraid of it. jarod: right. wendy: she's like, oh! jarod: it's all about association, like a good... wendy: and acclimation, yeah, getting them acclimated to something new. now she's like, ooh, let me see. i think i could drive this maybe. and, look. you know, within three months, three short months, we had her scooting all the way. jarod: but it was really like two months after the training wheels came off, right? wendy: that's right. [laughs]. this is something that he does in the show. he's going to go up that ladder, and he has a job. he's on a mission. oh, he's not done yet. what do you want to say? jarod: he looks like

tonight, who he referred to over and over and over and over and over again as professor as if this is gilligan'sland. joining us now for "the interview" is a democrat in washington. democratic congressman barney frank of massachusetts. congressman frank, thank you very much for being was tonight. i appreciate your time. >> you're welcome. >> i saw the statement you put out tonight after the debate noting your disappointment with what you described as personal attacks by senator brown against elizabeth warren. what did you mean by that? >> there was a snarky tone. the kind of professor accusation. but also with all that we've got going on, the war and the economy, the environment, to begin with this silly attack on the fact that she once said she was of native american ancestry, dishonest statement by him, a lie, that she used it to get ahead which has been refuted, and later talk an the fact she's a very highly paid professor. look, you outlined it. the issues run very much against him. a key moment came when elizabeth warren talked about inhofe who scott brown would like to make chairman on the

now, the headline of that column was "thurston howell romney" referring to the millionaire on "gilligan'sand." just to remind you, here is the guy. >> the whole thing is so darn democratic. >> you understand the principle. you're a man of ethics. >> you sure know how to cut a man, don't you? all right. i officially place myself under hut arrest. >> thurston, you're a convict. oh! >> lovey, i have been framed. i'll appeal. i'll take it to the supreme court. i'll go even higher. the rules committee of the newport country club. >> thurston howell, i forgot him, but he's a caricature, but the words could have been spoken by him at that boca raton fund-raiser. 50k to get in the door and everybody talking like him in effect, the poor and the democracy being some sort of degrading experience to have to go through. >> you know, it sounded like, you know, mitt romney was saying, my goodness, half the public are parasites trying to live off us, and the only way we can get into power is to convince 5% of those independents to side with us and protect us from the masses, and then that's what this is

that got a lot of attention this week, and the headline was, thurston howell romney, referring to "gilligan's't know about the country and who inhabits it. who are the free loaders? the student getting a loan to go to college or the retiree on social security or medicare? personally, i think he is a kind decent man who says stupid things because he's pretending to be something he's not, some sort of cartoonish government hater. but it scarcely matters. he is running a depresley inept campaign. when will the incompetence stop? >> i had a chance to have dinner with tom clancy, and he was enthuing over some gun. and i was sitting, you can't fake it. if you don't have a passion for those kind of guns, you can't write those kind of tom clancy novels. mitt romney doesn't have a passion for the things he's talking about. he is a problem solver. he is faking it. so if i were him, i'd go to what he's been for the last several decades of his life, be a power point guy. say i'm making a sales pitch to the country. here are the four things i'm going to reform. you don't have to love me, but i'll do these

a stinging column that got a lot of attention, the headline is "thurston howell" referring to "gilligan'sd." your comment about the 47%. the comment suggests that he doesn't know much about the country inhabits who are these freeload sners the iraq war veteran who goes to the v.a., the stoo unt going to get a loan for college. the retiree on social security or medicare. i think he's a kind, decent man who pretends to be something he's not. he's running a depressingly inept presidential campaign. your entitlement reform ideas are great. but when will the incompetence stop? >> i'm sitting there while he's talking, can't fake it. if you don't have the passion for those type of guns, you can't write tom clancy novels, mitt romney does not have a passion for the kind of stuff he's talking about. he's a problem-solver. he's a nonideological person running in an extremely ideological age. he's faking it. he should be a power-point guy, saying i'm making a sales pitch to the country. you don't have to love me. i would do a more wonky and detailed thing than he's done so far. >> do you have to loo

. >> a brain trust rumor has it that refers to ryan as gilligan. >> oh! >> bam!nd. i'm just saying. they'll both be stuck on the island for a long time! >> stephanie: they're both equally incompetent. >> a three-month campaign. ♪ a three-month campaign ♪ >> stephanie: dana in maryland, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: good morning everybody. how are you? >> stephanie: we're having too much fun. >> caller: i know. it is getting sweet, isn't it? i wanted to be the official biggest hal sparks fan of "the stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: oh, get in line. >> caller: if it's not taken. get in line? oh, darn it. >> i appreciate the effort more than anything. it takes a lot of work, i'm sorry to say. >> stephanie: no cutting. >> caller: my son, we watch lab rats. we think you're fab. okay so just as usual, a couple of things. i was just -- gretchen carlson this morning -- >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: she feels that the polls are -- they're lying about the polls. >> stephanie: of course they are. >> caller: she said it is giving people who might

. >> from 1965 to 1967, my dad jack gilligan served in congress and helped passes landmark laws likef ohio, but one of his proudest accomplishments was when as a congressman he helped to draft and pass medicare. today dad's 91, and he's happy beneficiary of that effort to bring quality health care to every senior citizen. and president obama is bidding on that legacy. by bringing quality and secure health care to every american. i was governor of kansas when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts. now, many of us watched in amazement, envy even, as he passed a universal health care law in his state. well, republicans may see romney care as a scarlet letter, but for us democrats, obamacare is a badge of honor. [applause] because no matter who you are, what stage of life you're in, this law is a good thing. first, if you already have insurance you like, you can keep it. insurance companies can no longer refuse to cover americans with preexisting conditions. that's what change looks like. more than five million seniors have already saved money on their prescription drugs, and almost

. >> brian: it upsets they me that the people from "gilligan's island" died poor. >> gretchen: all righth some headlines. we have a fox news alert. overnight a female homicide bomber leaving 12 people dead t. happened near an airport in afghanistan. the bomber ram add car full of explosives into a mini bus carrying airport workers. a branch of the taliban claiming responsibility. this is our government announces it is suspending now u.s. patrols with afghan police, a drastic response to a spike in the insider attacks. so far this year, afghan troops murdered 51 nato troops. >>> another fox news alert. big win for prince william and kate. within the past hour, a french court ordering a gossip magazine to hand over all of the topless photos of the duchess. they're banned for printing them in the future. the ruling only impacts the french publisher. the photos were published by irish and italian magazine. >>> overnight a jail break from a mexican prison minutes away from several major united states cities. more than 130 inmates escaped through a tunnel. that tunnel was most likely made over

. ♪ >> in 1965 to 1967, my dad, jack gilligan, serve in congress and helped pass landmark laws like thect. greatbecame another governor of ohio. but one of his proudest accomplishments was, as a congressman, he helped to draft and has medicare. today, that is 91 and he is a happy beneficiary of that effort to bring quality health care to every senior citizen. and president obama is building on that legacy by a bringing quality and secure health care to every american. i was governor of kansas when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts. many of us watched in amendment -- in amazement, and be even come as he passed a universal health care law in his state. many may see romneycare as a scarlet letter. but for as democrats, obamacare is a badge of honor. [applause] no matter who you are, what stage of life you're in, this law is a good thing. first, if you already have insurance you like, you can keep it. insurance companies can no longer refuse to cover americans with pre-existing conditions. that is what change looks like. [applause] more than 5 million seniors have already saved mone