like bubble that like godzilla will soon start knocking buildings over worst of the crash of eighty nine one thousand nine hundred. so of course paul krugman made that fatal error there of saying that this time it's different that's what you always hear at the south of a bubble so he's using the argument that this time is different to justify these bond rates being at you know bond yields being at the all time lows so he's also saying that the reason why they won't rise is because the fed can control their rates of course right now he thinks they're like chairman mao and they can just dictate what the markets will do and he then goes on to talk about how that investors are who are betting on a bond crash and anyway just have an irrational hatred for ben bernanke and so i want to talk to one of the biggest bond vespers in the world in fact the biggest bond besar in the world which is bill gross of pimco which is two trillion dollars bond fund never have investors reached so high in price for so low return never have investors stoop so low for so much risk never to have so many invest

godzilla! [godzilla roaring] [laughter] ♪ >> yeah! oh! [laughs] >> help! my baby's on fire!laughter] [vomits] [laughter] >> thank you. [baby gurgling] [laughter] >> see you next season. good night. [cheers and applause] -- from comedy central world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. oh, do we have a show for you tonight. my guest, my guest tonight george packer, he is author of "the unwinding" the nonvision fiction book about america on the verge of dystopian could lapts. -- collapse. (laughter) i hope they have-- but first it seems like only yesterday that barack hussein obama began his second term as president with high hopes. but now just four months later he finds himself mired in an index caseable downward fall where the only congressional action can count on is punitive in nature. he has entered into a three and a half year race of [bleep] (laughter) his only hope, the media. (laughter) with the attention span of a concussed goldfish. more of a prob

profits might be for naught if "pacific rim" doesn't really match its $150 million+ budget with godzilla versus transformers. i think that is really going to be warner bros'' biggest disappointment this summer. - "300: rise of an empire." it's a sequel. - it's a sequel, and again, i don't know who was clamoring for a sequel to "300," which was a big hit a few years ago, and i think this is a prime candidate for a film to get moved out of the summer. watch if warner bros. has one or two disappointments that this film maybe gets pushed back to maybe even early next year. - "we're the millers." jennifer anniston back on the silver screen. - yeah, with jason sudeikis, the director of "dodgeball." could be a late-summer surprise. "the conjuring" you mentioned also, james wan, director of "saw" and "insidious." horror movies in the summer do ok. this one has got a very creepy trailer, could be a nice summer surprise. - and "getaway." selena gomez. - selena gomez. not exactly a proven box office star. a late, kind of a dumping-ground area, august 30th. we will see. maybe, kidnapping thriller wi