>> print conduction -- preproduction at gq magazine.were a did to our coffee and were big fans. what started spreading throughout the rest of the building there was this guy at gq selling ice coffee on the side. i would bring 12 bottles everywhere -- every day to work. the kinds of taste makers and if they were really loving our coffee, that is when we knew we had something good on our hands. >> you have worked for well-known brands. i was working at xerox at the time. but maybe not the best dinner cocktail job when you are a 26 old guy living in brooklyn. opening up a beer garden and he told me about this . it seem like a good idea. it seem like it had some legs. once we got the bottle design, i knew that we have got the brand and the taste. i felt like we had something we could sell. i remember calling grady. i'm out and about. i started going to work in the morning and i would wear a suit in the morning and go back to my apartment and do some work and change into something like this and go to some mom-and-pop shops and sell coffee. i

word started spreading that there was this guy at gq selling ice coffee on the side. bring 12 bottles every day. bees were the kind of taste are the kind of taste makers. >> david, you worked for some well-known rands. what was it about this brand the got you interested? >> i was working at xerox at the time. a great job, but maybe not the best party job when you're a 20 six rd guy living in brooklyn. -- when you are a 26-year-old guy living in brooklyn. he told me about this and it seems like a good idea. it seemed like it had some legs. once he got the bottle designs, we have the branding and we have the taste. i feel like we have something we can sell. i was doing sales at the time, i am out and about. i started going to work in the morning and i would wear a suit in the morning and go back to my apartment and do some virtual work, go to some mom-and-pop shops. put my suit back on and go back to xerox. we found out the same day that we got into a whole foods that we were going -- they were building a grady's coffee shop at 30 rock. you customerabout >> dave was hit

after twitter users were critical, gq reached out, offering a fashion makeover.ongressman has accepted. he says he's open to suggestions. his look is, quote, evolving. >>> and finally, unfortunate name confusion in a report about last night's academy awards, the guardian accidentally reported the star-studded selfie that ellen degeneres reported was taken by bradley manning. it was actually bradley cooper and not the convicted wicky leaker who now goes by chelsea. the guardian quickly posted the correction. for more fresh pickings follow us on twitter. >>> given all the problems we have covered concerning the health care exchanges, it should come as no surprise some people are looking for other options. a faith-based alternative to traditional health care coverage. >> eileen wade doesn't have health insurance, but if she, her husband, or their three boys get sick, she's not worried because a nationwide group of fellow christians helps cover her family's cost. >> they work just like insurance as far as i'm concerned and it's a christian option and it's cheaper tha

he is talking about the with a reporter from gq, first mistake. in between saying that he loves humanity, he said that we are all sinners. leave it to god. and expresse bible his opinion. whether that brilliant tv network do? they fired him. canned the devout christian for expressing his devout christian views on a television show about a devout christian family. nothing is ever wrong. who getose executives to school america on standards. they are the ones. in another time, that might have been it. phil when a state fire. not now. not this time. [applause] knewle over america new -- that it should just not be swingers on tv shows. they understood that phil's writes express himself and that fight was all about our right to express ourselves. his fight with our site. we pushed back and we won. [applause] now everyone is happy, happy, happy. [laughter] these are the same thinking couch liberals. -- they whine that we disrespect women. that is bull. democrats, it is your leaders who are demeaning to women will not -- demeaning to women. [applause] thi

suddenly got a heart attack at sixty six while on holiday in mexico his funeral sunday in his hometown of gq us superman is stay with us though the world this week is next the eye kong. now for the world this week seven days for paris based correspondents a one hour with this. reagan called to mention concerns thank you for being with us. thanks as well to sa rice was venezuelan reporter and a photojournalist thank you for being with us to go inside the man responsible for all you will find world politics review. nice to see it misuse of the sons of tony is a corresponding shift between london and pass for this at a news channel nbc thank you for joining us the world this week we can join the conversation on facebook and twitter are hatched and tw. tw. india you can say that again department let's start with the cover of this week's time magazine on its front page. this isn't over. as protesters. sydney the caption reads as protesters celebrate and politicians bicker. putin ponders his next move will times cover artists he went to bed a little early because it looks like the russian presiden

gq men of each decided to take matters into her own pants. its aim and most of the unemployed always seem to find a top center to the one they hunt for something a stocky build with trained for me but the crisis of course is that it doesn't much like that to be inducted into something new. accepting government to continue fighting the corner from me now she believes it's up to small business owners such as itself to end the crisis well more for less than the euro crises cities in the spotlight today the european commission has released a hotly anticipated report about economic imbalances within the errors and conrad susan has been watching that for the frankfurt stock exchange sarah connor will consume up to commissions act. went to the this in depth review of macroeconomic imbalances basically it means that the relation between the exports and imports was scrutinized very closely and in the case of germany the eu commission said that the persistently high current account surplus of two mb which not to create a risk to the cinema to notch def

tell us about your business, and how you got to be on this gq list?nny enough, it seems like it happened overnight. i have been doing this since i was about 15 years old. i came to new york in the early 1980's, and went to work for a nameless catalog company in new jersey that turned into one of the greatest opportunities. >> you always wanted to be in this? >> always. i loved clothes, and i love people, network convergence, and that is what we are acting today in our shop because what jody alludes to is the blocking and tackling of retail that is missing today. >> what would be an example of something like that? having the right sizes, colors, fashion, what? >> fantastic point, being in stock, a huge point. we go to great lengths to be in stock. also taking care of the customer that they are not used to. we have a saying inside of the shop, hug them with your eyes. we want to make sure that when a person comes in they feel like a million bucks, and they are the -- >> the focus. >> exactly. you have developers in the retail you manage. how do you make

"vogue," my boyfriend at the time who will remain anonymous was most likely to be on the cover of "gqmost likely to trip across the stage at graduation. i was a clutz. i still am. >> jennifer lawrence, you guys remember, she tripped when she was getting her oscar last time. here, she came out of the car and tripped over the cone and almost took down that girl. she almost -- and that's the best part of her. that's why she is everybody's favorite. because when she falls, she doesn't look like, oh, my gosh -- she almost took that other girl down. >> i think we think that, you know, these people are hollywood, they're perfect. and she's not -- she's not. >> some of the speeches were perfect last night. we came in the makeup room and couldn't stop talking about a couple of them. we'll show our two favorites. >> jared leto's. >> mm-hmm. >> she was a high school dropout and a single mom, but somehow she managed to make a better life for herself and her children. that girl is my mother and she's here tonight. i love you, mom. thank you for teaching me to dream. >> when i look down at this gol

he's talking about faith with a reporter from gq. first mistake.ut in between saying that he loved humanity -- he loves all us sinners and leave it to god to judge. well, he quoted the bible. he got colorful in expressing his opinion, so what did that bril want tv network do? they fired him. yes. they canned the devout christian for expressing his devout christian views on a television show about his devout christian family, yeah. oh, yeah, 'cause nothing is ever wrong -- nothing is out of line on cable tv. it's those executives who get to school america on standards, yeah. they're the ones. well, in another time, though, in another time, that might have been it, phil would have stayed fired. but not now. not this time. people all over america knew -- it wasn't just wingers and clingers, tv shows. people all over america understood that phil's right to express himself, that fight that he had to undertake, well, that was all about our right to express ourselves. his fight was our fight and we pushed back and we won and now everyone is happy, happy,

one of his last pieces for gq magazine told the story of a former u.s. drone pilot living with deep regret over the involvement in scores of remote killings. in a statement, the magazine men's journal, for whom he was working on his last assignment, said -- and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the justice department has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into how general motors, the nations largest automaker, may have covered up safety defects in its compact cars that were linked to at least 13 deaths. the problem." six models of cars gm made from 2003 to 2007 suddenly turned off while being driven. means no engine power, no power steering, no breaks, no airbags. a report by the industry trade that for 11cluded years, gm treated it as a matter of customer satisfaction, not safety. federal regulators may have also failed to take action. despite more than

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. >> i can't let you go without the gq question.rple shirt there and offered to give you a makeover. and you said you were going to take them up on that. >> you're still looking at me premakeover. i should have worn the bow tie here today. >> i would like that. i don't have a problem with the bow tie. are you really going to have a makeover? >> absolutely. they offered it, we're going to do it. i said they can't take away my individuality. >> jared polis, will you come back after the makeover? >> always a pleasure. >> thank you so much. and we'll be right back. probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three types of good bacteria. i should probably take this. live the regular life. phillips'. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira work

chief of staff dennis mcdonagh has been pitching signups to "gq" and said he's been doing sports radio, and sebelius went from that hearing to a gathering of women bloggers, telling them young people don't necessarily trust public officials and the news media. they're not getting info from talking heads. kids do trust their parents about things, and that is one of them. and parents trust other parents. the obama administration sales team has their work cut out for them. just 35% told us they believe the health care law is a good idea. 49% called it a bad idea. still, democrats believe the politics of health care is more nuanced with the public, and can be more of a jump-ball because of this number. when it framed as a choice between fixing the health care law and repealing it, 48% of those we surveyed say they're more likely to vote for a democrat who supports fixing and keeping the health care law, compared with 47% who are more likely to back a republican who favors repealing it. leaving the law unchanged is not popular. but repealing it isn't popular either. and the affirmative less

she's reported on their hidden werld for "gq." >> this is really extreme cop work, heroic cop work that the public does not know about. >> you've got 30 minutes. >> reporter: our clock rolls and after more than three hours they are ready. we have never seen an entrance quite like this. walking in to sit down with us. gentlemen, good to see you. welcome. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: the agents offer up first names only. jose? >> yes. >> reporter: and? >> i'm lenny. >> reporter: lenny? your real name? >> real name. >> ken. your real name? >> yes. >> your real hair? >> no. >> so just a show of hands. how many of you are in a disguise today? all but one in disguise. lenny the only one no longer working undercover. their appearances so transformed, so over the top, even these hardened agents are humored. i mean, when you look in the mirror with that getup, does it shock even you? >> yes. yes -- >> reporter: but -- but those are the stakes? >> right. >> reporter: did any of you send a photograph to your wife? >> i sent a photograph. >> yes. >> reporter: one agent tried to facetime with h

he is talking about faith with a reporter from "gq," first mistake. that he loves humanity, he said that we are all sinners. leave it to god to judge. he quoted the bible and express his opinion. what did that brilliant tv network do? they fired him. they canned the devout christian for expressing his devout christian views on a television show about a devout christian family. nothing is ever wrong. it is those executives who get to school america on standards. they are the ones. in another time, that might have been it. phil would have stayed fired. not now. not this time. [applause] people over america knew that it should just not be swingers on tv shows. they understood that phil's right to express himself and that fight was all about our right to express ourselves. his fight was our fight, and we pushed back and we won. [applause] now everyone is happy, happy, happy. [laughter] these are the same thinking couch liberals. whining that we disrespect women. that is bull. democrats, it is your leaders who are demeaning to women. [applause] liberals se

the international gq many -- the international annuity is to encourage a dialogue about constitution reform with the long inactionthat and encouragement of current leadership in ukraine in the direction that they are moving caused thefact invasion of russia into crimea. military forces being made ready to enter into ukraine -- [indiscernible] the minister this morning made clear he was ready to -- [indiscernible] >> what happened has become subject of commentary from russian foreign ministry. chance tohis familiarize yourself. it is a horrible situation. was armed with startedmilitants, filing intrusion into the demonstration. russian government has known no plans of military intrusion into eastern ukraine. on the assumption that the rights of russian, hungarian, ball bearings, ukrainians -- paul variance, needs to be protected. crimea thatening in there are serious violations of breaches is the result of the self-defense groups, determined not to repeat what happened at camp town ine the the center of the european city is still there. we do to insure you that not have any plans of n

. >> reporter: phil spoke with "gq" magazine answering about sin this way. >> don't be deceived, neitherthe kingdom of god. that drew fierce criticism. a&e suspended phil from the show for about a week after that article hit news stands. >> you said you wanted to clear the air about daddy phil. go for it. >> oh, my father, he made -- he made christmas very interesting for us. i remember doing that interview and this guy, i think he already had what he wanted to put and he was certainly, you know, asking specifically this and that and phil just said what he thought -- you know, what was on his heart. he didn't say it quite -- you know, he did some paraphrasing there. >> let's lay it out. he paraphrased first corinthians, right, where it talks about homosexuals, male prostitutes, drunkards, thieves, that they're all the same. is that what you believe? >> that's what first corinthians says. >> what does willie say? >> well, i believe what the bible says and so that's what he says to put those in. now you have to read the bible and make up your own mind. you have to decide and god will ultim

but the theory, they didn't enter the code for lin "gq" aye. they were continuing to navigate.had continued on this ghost ship scenario, it wouldn't have continued on. if the plane was on this trajectory it would have gone to the middle of this circle area towards madagascar. it was either down here or up here. >> the ascending 45,000 feet, he says that, again, in this theory, goodfellow says maybe it was a last ditch effort to seek breathable air or to change the climate within the cabin. >> yeah. i don't know if the worst pat of his theory is the explanation or 45,000-foot climb. that's one of the more suspected data points. >> in the simulator it doesn't sound the plane would come together. >> the idea this waypoint was entered 12 minutes before the co-pilot said good night and the plane began its change. this was not the result of a last minute panic to reach an airport. it had been planned well in advance. so it doesn't really jive at all with though theory. noout interesting as you said i think so many people want to find resolution for the families, for our own peace of

you go with the no -- straight across is the way gq.d lie to have the big -- yeah, they have no idea what they're doing. so, anyway, 250 for a speech he gave in abu dhabi yesterday. that's more than he -- oh, man. that's more than everything he earned in all of 2013 as fed chairman. it was his first public appearance since leaving his job at the end of january. a lot of people, that's a lot of money opinion. >> it is. >> to say that he only made 250 is -- >> he's somebody who toiled and really worked under some difficult conditions for a long time. >> he was under the impression that the entire global economy rested with his ability to present money. so that was the mind set that the fed is still in at this point that it's all on them. but there were days when -- there were years past where it wasn't all about the fed. >> although i will say back in 2008 -- >> a lot of people think qe1 made sense. but a lot of people even some sitting on the fed didn't think q2 and qe3 made sense. >>> today, we have highlighting medical research with mt

my boyfriend at the time was most likely to be on the cover of gq.he carpet, tripped over a cone and almost took down the woman with her. that's the best part of her. that's when she's everybody's favorite. >> because i think we think that these people are hollywood, perfect. she's not. >> she's not. yeah. some of the speeches were perfect last night. >> perfect. >> we came in the makeup room this morning and couldn't stop talking about a couple of them. we're going to show a couple. >> jared leto's. >> she was a high school dropout and a single mom, but somehow she managed to make a better life for herself and her children. that girl is my mother. she's here tonight. i love you mom. thank you for teaching know dream. >> when i look down at this golden statue, may it remind me and every little child that no matter where you're from, your dreams are valid. thank you. >> oh my gosh. those moments. >> the best. >> one of the other things. if you looked around at the audience, you saw all moms out there. a lot of times people brought their girlfriends. i