but it will get done joe love has about fifty seven houses now. i think about one hundred forty seven hundred fifty people are. many many people left. and i saw some of the most myself. and i felt my heart being torn as i did. there is is there is still so full of memories that we would argue about my person . he and i don't i don't think there is to believe we would if they wanted to they would have left long ago. i was. thankful. this place is where the first lived and later there were buried here. then the rest began to settle around here it is from this spot the boys began to spread to other regions. and southern georgia. come here to worship our ancestors everyone. and say that everybody has a piece of god carved him in his soul. was what the man is a temple of god in that way we worship the father the son and the holy and the soul is the image of god that was how was . i was. being. was . was. once again . nobody chooses to be homeless no one chooses to me and now sorrow. isidro's for the show to. get in the six pm get out six b six. they we

>> cheryl yet joe stack through a mutual friend in 2005. both loved music. played piano, joe played bass guitar. two years later, in a small ceremony in austin, they married. joining me was cheryl's 12-year-old daughter, margo. did he ever talk about how she was angry with the government, angry with the irs? >> when we were dating, he did talk about the irs. he just can't like them. >> reporter: but actually, joe's emotions ran much deeper. in the '80s while living in california, he was part of an anti-tax movement, even forming his own tax exempt home church. his run-ins with the irs continued for decades. joe and cheryl got audited in late 2008, and once again, joe was in another battle with the irs. a battle he wasn't going to lose. joe stack started to document what would soon become his suicide mission. he wrote "desperate times call for desperate measures," and violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer. this is what's left of the home that joe stack burned down. is it hard to come back here? >> that's hard to answer. it's not as hard as it

>> cheryl yet joe stack through a mutual friend in 2005. both loved music. yl played piano, joe played bass guitar. two years later, in a small ceremony in austin, they married. joining me was cheryl's 12-year-old daughter, margo. did he ever talk about how she was angry with the government, angry with the irs? >> when we were dating, he did talk about the irs. he just can't like them. >> reporter: but actually, joe's emotions ran much deeper. in the '80s while living in california, he was part of an anti-tax movement, even forming his own tax exempt home church. his run-ins with the irs continued for decades. joe and cheryl got audited in late 2008, and once again, joe was in another battle with the irs. a battle he wasn't going to lose. joe stack started to document what would soon become his suicide mission. he wrote "desperate times call for desperate measures," and violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer. this is what's left of the home that joe stack burned down. is it hard to come back here? >> that's hard to answer. it's not as hard as

> jimmy: and you actually got to meet our vice president -- our great vice president joe biden. [ cheers ] who i lovemy: i mean, i really do love him. without him we wouldn't have the monologue. [ laughter ] but i do -- i did get to actually meet him. what a -- amazing speaker he is. >> yeah -- >> jimmy: amazing -- he really is. >> yeah. he's so -- >> jimmy: we make jokes, but yeah. >> he's so -- yeah. he's no -- i mean, he's very congenial and when i walked into his office, he was immediately -- first of all, the people of the staff of his office they came up to me as i walk in. and this one woman says, "hi, i'm allison. i'm the dan eagan in the office." this is a character on our show they're referring too. and someone else goes, "i'm the sue of our office." and i'm the -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> yeah, it was bizarre. >> jimmy: they know the show. >> they know the -- >> jimmy: how cool. how fun. >> it's very cool. although all these characters are kind of [ bleep ]holes, you know? so it was -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't want to be that guy. >> no. >> jimmy: you also got a cool -- i can't be

joe, you loved how screw he was. screw you. i boo the end it is what do you do i owe you. they are blaming a third party for the damage. which i means a third person and not the third party. >> he was gone back to that. >> he is right in the middle. >> maybe he s. it would be cool if the party was a third party. >> it was the jacuzzi tub. 9 first two miles was cool. then polly shore showed up jie. it was off the chain. >> 45-year-old grown ass man trashing a hotel room. >> i believe he should spend the rest of his natural life behind bars. gargoyles, first of all that was an actual gargoyle. it was not a man painted to be a gargoyle. >> that is somebody that has been involved with purchasing things like that. >> believe me, if you cover yourself with that much body paint you can't move. trust me that was a statue. statute out. >> it gets very hot and you feel like you are going to faint. i am done. >> you are done. i made it through. jed dojedediah, bill schulz, joe, m cat. i am going to caught myself to sleep. we have 10 seconds. what do you want to talk about? >> gargoyl

. ♪ >>> i still love joe. don't think that joe was a bad person. >> it took some time for cheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels. then you add the public factor, the public suicide. ♪ >> it was february 18th, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, boarded his single engine plane -- >> georgetown tower, dakota 2889 delta's ready for departure. >> -- and was cleared for takeoff. >> what's your direction of flight, sir? >> at 9:44 a.m., joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going, the echelon building in austin, which housed the irs. >> it was like a fireball. people let out a scream all around me. a few people were crying. >> stack slammed his plane between the first and second floors of the building. it exploded on impact. one ma

traffic and protesting that decision and now 27 years later i met joe just a few months after that protest, we're here with our daughter and our loveoing to get married. >> yeah. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> joe, tell us what this means to you. >> incredibly exciting day. paul has been the love of my life for 26 years and we've always felt married in our hearts with the exception of benefits and protections. now we've got it all and we can move our lives forward. i think there's permission to be more ourselves, share more of who we are, of our relationship. so thrilling. >> you're a presbyterian pastor. you've waited. you've waited until now to get married. why the wait? >> well, first we waited until it was legal. we were living in new york a year and a half ago. i was just about to be called to this church in california. the presbyterians and new yorkers were figuring out the gay issue simultaneously. the church cleared the way for the ord nation of partnered people. we had to have the conversation do we try to get married quickly before we move to california. we didn't want to do that because we waited this time. we wait

. ♪ >>> i still love joe. think that joe was a bad person. >> reporter: it took some time for cheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled. but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels. then you add the public factor, the public suicide. >> reporter: it was february 18, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, boarded his single engine plane. >> ready for departure. >> reporter: and was cleared for takeoff. >> 39 delta, >> what's your direction of flight, sir? >> reporter: at 9:44 a.m., joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going, the echelon building in austin, which housed the irs. >> it was like a fireball. people let out a scream all around you. >> reporter: stack slammed his plane between the first and second floors of the building. it exploded on impact. one man in the build

. >> we're gonna make some sloppy, sloppy joes here. >> jimmy: love ity don't you start by adding some sugar. >> jimmy: don't tell me what to do! >> okay -- >> jimmy: i'm just kidding. i'll add the sugar. some on buddy. all right, what do you -- all right. so, i add the sugar. what do we got here? >> that was the sugar, that's the salt. you can add a pinch of that. >> jimmy: oh, i was gonna add the whole thing. >> no. >> jimmy: okay, good. just add a pinch of that. >> yeah, that's great. >> jimmy: this is why i need you to tell me what's going down. >> tomato paste. >> we got some tomato paste. i'll let you squeeze that. >> jimmy: thank you my friend. >> about five tablespoons, so go crazy. >> jimmy: i don't -- okay, i don't know what means. >> just like this. >> jimmy: perfect. >> that's great. >> jimmy: that's five tablespoons exactly. genius. >> and then, to make. >> jimmy: i brush my teeth with this stuff every morning. >> to make the joes sloppy, extra sloppy, we add salsa. so, would you care to dump the salsa in? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm good with salsa

. >>> joe biden charges republicans -- i love this old time language a bunch of malarkey. this guy is pretty old school. isn't he? finally let me finish with the need for free medical clinics to those who have no alternatives. this is "hardball," the place for politics. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it doesn't leave room for much else. there's no room left for deadlines or conference calls. not a single pocket to hold the stress of the day, or the to-do list of tomorrow. only 14 clubs pick up the right one and drive it right down the middle of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny:i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> welcome back to "hardball." this show we've often talked about the march toward gay rights in this country whether it's p

joe? >> i love wendi for smacking that guy.'s why i was sad to see it. i thought if someone is going to, i figured that was true love. >> i wish there was, you know, you can never count on true love, i guess, except in my own situation. >> or barry's. >> yes. >> i was talking about me being in love with myself. are you kidding? >> you are not kidding. >> all right. guys. let's get back to our guest hosts, jeremy siegel the professor of finance at the wharton school of pennsylvania. guy, in the earlier clips, they were talking about this whole deal with the fed, how this all changes, what's the latest short time play, what is going to happen with the fed next week? jump off of this, will you? >> look. i think part of what happened with the blog and all yesterday, this idea that the fed thinks that first and foremost importance in their policy tools is setting interest rates expectations. within they will raise the overnight reserves and that asset purchases are a secondary too much but they're an important tool to the market. >>

joe said. i'm interested in journalism. i love to write. my story was on immigration so i like getting those issues out there. tell us about the experience because it's a boot camp. you're staying there. you're under very tough news director in joe rodriguez. tell us about that. >> it's nerve wracking but you take the criticism for what it's worth and it's worth a lot. every they do, everything they're telling you is to make you a better writer and a better journalist. >> did joe aftof look at it andy not good, go back? >> yes. >> that's good because you can expect that in the industry. >> our pitch to the students throughoout there is it's not school. we try to run it like a real newspaper. they actually do stories according to professional standards. they're all new to this kind of journalism. everybody turns in something and the first thing we do is tear it up in front of them and send them -- >> what a guy. >> go do some more reporting and rewrite it. they have to write everything three or four times. >> you have to be thick skinned and

if you only knew he was doing it well so they say since his home people don't think so joe join them all i loved it it was criminal how much fun excuse me we had on that it was just really much. somewhat it's just the gift that keeps giving in many respects i mean when you know you have a film you have an actress the thank meryl streep and such a beautiful company of players but i think it was it was beyond everyone's wildest dreams just i can see now is yes she's cut from the heavens and the glory of acting we have some social media questions we'll tell barely we may have asked already when did you first know you wanted that when you went that i was seventeen eighteen alicia gowns wants to know did you get rejected in the acting world before making it do you have many rejections constantly always hear you but it's part of an actor's actor's life you're going to be judged on you're going to be rejected and you just have to keep going you have to be as tough as old boots so that victim to you asian the question was how do you persevered through you know is it a lot of no it's right. it just makes

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makes joe's haircut special and you don't even need a mirror... >> thank you, joe. >> reporter: ...to see the results. >> i loveh as i love you. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road in hartford, connecticut. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald secret. kpix-5 goes underc >>> it's never okay to to sell food that comes from the food bank. >> it's a bay area farmer's market with a dirty secret. kpix 5 goes undercover to reveal how the needy are making money off your generosity. good evening, i'll allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> free food for sale. in an exclusive story we found street sellers pedaling donated foods for profit. there are 155 food pantries in san francisco feeding the hungry and a growing illegal economy. kpix 5's ryan takeo takes a look at the underground food market. >> reporter: just steps away from the civic center in the shadows of the bustling heart of the city farmer's market is a different type of market altogether. >> come on, man. come on, man. >> repo

[laughter] joe, you know, you only tease the ones you love. dies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, joe biden. [applause] .> thank you very much you all should sit. [laughter] you should keep him in your prayers. he needs them badly. i got to meet the family in the oval a little while ago. , i came for the same reason i surprised you in your office and did not tell you i was coming. to say thank you, to say thank you. thank you for what is only a pause in your career, as the speaker said. this record that john has set is going to mean that he will be mentioned and studied and andrred to by congressmen congresswomen for the remaining of the century. not likely to be broken. the thing that gives me such great pride, i was talking to my granddaughter, sophomore in college. i was talking with my son about you and my granddaughter look at , why do you pop like him so much? there is a lot that everyone here could and does not about you and tell about you -- and does talk about you and tell about you. there are so many things. the

as david explains if there's one thing that democrat and republicans can agree on, they both love their joee. >> most of us start off our day with at least one cup of coffee 2 to 5 dollars out of the pocket. but guess what, also paying for your member of congress to have a cup of joe or 2. >> congress is spending awful lot of money to entertain their members. >>reporter: sunlight foundation crunched the numbers for us. house of representatives spent nearly two million dollars on coffee and food last year alone. and this is a true bipartisan effort. leaders hosting own members. republican speaker john boehner 64,000 dollars. democratic leader pelosi 61 grand. no. 2 democrat haur 52 grand. what do we do. we are in the aim of budget cut. ask the members to buy their own coffee. >>reporter: but the biggest spender in the house? the no. 3 republic cap. california kevin mccarty even on facebook page pictures of meetings with fruit bagel crescent and could have feet. 95,000 total and another 4 grand for bottled water. enough to pay the salary of 2 mid level staffer. >> congressman david ruraly fro

i love sloppy joes. i don't want a sloppy joe on a doughnut. that looks kind much nasty.. but you could save time if dessert and dinner all wrapped up in one. you save some time then. >> put the sloppy joe on the side. i'll spoon that down and devour my doughnut. >>> let's talk about -- sticking with food. there's a sushi restaurant in new york. it's one of the most acclaimed japanese restaurants in manhattan. and they're trying something revolutionary. if it caught on, i don't know how people would feel about this. but essentially, you're not allowed to tip. you can't tip if you want to. they have a policy you can't tip if you want to. they are following a custom in japan. they are fully compensated in their salaries. gratuities are not accepted. and the restaurant makes up with the loss of the tip to the servers with a higher hourly wage. and it subsidizes the menu prices. they charge you more for the menu items but you don't have to tip. a lot of waiters and waitress who pay their bills on this, i'm sure they don't want to see this work because this could threaten thei

joe." you know, i love video. i'm always on the youtube. to the vampire weekend. do you have any like youtube video of base jumpers from, like, spain, because i couldn't find any this weekend. listen to the vampire weekend. listen to, you know, the cold play and the stroke, you know, and i just can't -- couldn't find it. >> funny you should ask because i do. >> oh, really, what are we looking at? >> that's in spain. a female jumper. the para chute was upside down and she slams right into the building. she found a landing spot on the tenth floor. she stopped herself and -- boom. >> please tell me nobody was hurt filming this youtube video. >> believe it or not -- >> she slams through that. the door was open. >> you are kidding me? seriously? >> is she alive? >> this is like bruce willis. you know -- >> don't look at the prompter. what do you think the worst injury was? >> a crush vertebrae, broken neck? >> she busted her nose. that was it. her go pro on her helmet was out of batteries so they couldn't even record it. >> oh, my lord. >> that

and this year joe wrote a beautiful, lovely moving story about how returning bets are not only helpingelves by doing work out in the community. and there's some fantastic groups that are doing it. and before i hand it over to joe, i want to mention we are collaborating with the aspen institute's franklin project headed by stan mcchrystal to basically try to bring national service on to the political agenda and in an even more powerful way than it is already. >> joe klein, the title of the article is "can service save us"? and the answer is, yes, it can. but talk about the focus of your article. >> well, what these groups, i focus on two groups in particular. one is called the mission continues run by eric reidance who has been on this program, and the other is rubicon who does disaster relief. what they have found over the last four or five years is when veterans suffer from post-traumatic stress go out and do service, when they are helping other people, they think, they focus less on their own problems. and that over time they found that it can heal them. >> it helps them in their reh

we love you as much as anybody else's parents love their kids and we will be equal. >> kpix's joe vazquez has some perspective. joe? >> reporter: the organizers declared the party over but it is still bustling today tonight. a crowd of thousands here, some talking about the many defeats along the way. [ music playing ] >> one moment i want to cry. one moment i want to laugh. incredible. >> i am over joyed. i can't believe we are here for this historic moment and it means the world for us. can't wait to get married. >> reporter: when? >> as soon as we can. >> absolutely. >> 2008 prop 8 was voted in. five years it was a different mood. >> interesting how quickly the mood changes. >> what do you think made the difference? >> being open and honest. how is anybody going to say i don't have -- brothers -- gay brothers, friends. >> after prop 8 -- it was defeat. >> things have changed. telling the truth of their lives. we have been together for 26 days. today his father sent an e-mail out as soon as he heard the news to all the cousins, brothers, sisters, everybody, and it said we won. we won. >

you were all for joe biden before hilary was giving hints -- >> stephanie: that's only when i was having my picture taken with him. no, that would be another horrible choice, because i loveu? do you have to start dividing us now. >> yeah, he's the one dividing. >> stephanie: i'm just firing indiscriminately this morning. hello, charlotte. >> caller: hey enjoying the show. thank you all for giving us a forum to hear more than one point of view. you allow other people to speak and say what they want to. you don't savage and brutalize them like they do on rush limbaugh and o'reilly. you have civilized, intelligent individuals, and you are a hoot to listen to i love it. >> intelligent? >> stephanie: what do you two idiots think about that? >> bite me. >> stephanie: screw you. you don't even deserve to have hot brie next, but you are going to get it anyway jim. melissa fitzgerald next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ young turks! i think the number 1 thing than viewers like about the young turks is that were honest. they know that i'm not bsing them for some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know i'm going to be the

joe? when i first saw you 15 or 20 years ago you sound like you do now. it's your lovehe music. >> it's an old chicano secret, the love for the people and audience and it's -- for me there's nothing greater in life than to be able to make people happy, you know, to make people just see their emotions when i perform, they cry because they are happy. and being said, i guess -- i guess it touches our soul and it makes us happy. but really it's all about the audience, all about the people. and i love music. and you know, i have fun with it. i'm not musically trained. i didn't go to school for music. but maybe that's kind of what saved me. it's -- what is it called, ignorance bliss. i do what i feel and it's worked for me. >> at what point did it become text mex, was it known as chicano music? >> that's what i called it all along. but i really -- of the latin labels, the record companies, started using different terms for it. but for me it was always chicano music and that's been 50 years now. >> when you use the word chicano you have to be able to back it up. it's one of th

. >> thank you, joe. i love you. >> and steve and michelle, also. >> it was fun. >> playing the "brady bunch" here and you guys have a lot of fun on the golf course. okay. very nice. guys, we will see you on monday and have a great weekend, everybody. >> "squawk on the street" is next. >> "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ and we began to rock steady ♪ steady rocking all night long ♪ >>> good friday morning and welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange and what a reversal overnight. and the nikkei is going to fry to catch up off of the intraday high and we will see how much damage they were able to repair. on europe, we will keep an eye on the green scenario for the continent, but the close over there is a few hours away. overnight, nikkei in japan recouping some losses, but remains in bear territory. we will keep an eye on that. the final road map begins with the day of trading in an incredible volatile week, and what kind of m

. >> it's nice how joe biden did a lovely tribute and made you laugh during the ceremony. >> celebrationcan help you look your best that even applies to the mona lisa.louvre in paris installed a new lighting system. 34 l.e.d. lights adjust to bring out the painting's natural colors. those colors have faded over time. >> i still can't figure out her enigmatic smile. >> and what is she thinking? >> i'm thinking about the lighting. anybody who works in front of the >>> the best of broadway will be >>> the best of broadway will be honored this sunday at the tony awards. the host is neil patrick harris. he's hosting almost everything these days. we'll does him about that and why he loves the idea of turning 40 in a couple weeks. >>> plus all that mattered in 1933, the new air in outdoor entertainment, can you guess what that is? the answer is next on "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ♪ "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. ♪ the joint is jumpin' ♪ [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex helps revitalize your joints to keep 'em jumpin'.° like calcium supplements can help your bones osteo bi

i love papa joe. and guess what he says. he has ten more pounds to go.ng.com for more information. that's an important part, too. he's out there. he's exercising, too. >> we talked about this yesterday. sometimes healthy food is not inexpensive. this is a challenge to the 99 cent stores all over the country. get the healthy food in there. >> so simple. chips bad. salad good. >> who knew? >>> next up -- thank you, amy. the nightly battles over sleep when one spouse snores. who gets up and stays put? jen ashton brought cameras into her own bedroom to examine the dilemma and see why she wasn't sleeping at night. >> reporter: it's an american epidemic. millions sleepless every night. so much so that a quarter of married couples say they sleep in separate beds just to get a good night's sleep. >> i can't deal with this anymore. i can't sleep. >> it turns out to be somebody stomping off to the couch. >> reporter: i'm embarrassed to admit, my husband, rob, and i are no different. the effects of my bad night's sleep. i often end up in a different room. >> she sa

captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ you know i love you ♪ yes i do ♪ i love love love you ♪ yes i do i'm terry mcsweeney. joefinishing off his visit to the bay area after finishing off his niece's event at stanford. earlier today, he surprised a few dozen people having breakfast at a diner in the south bay. monte francis was in sunnyvale. >> the vice president spent about an hour here at hoby's restaurant talking to people and enjoying some breakfast. the restaurant was packed and the people eating here had no advanced warning the vice president was stopping by. vice president biden walked into hoby's restaurant, greeted by applause, and then he worked the room like only joe biden can. >> hey, work on your stuff. >> i am. i will. >> good to see you. how are you doing? >> good. >> good to see you, jason. good shape. i remember that shape. >> absolutely. keep up the good work. >> shu vaughn lee even got a kiss from the veep and her daughter was swept up in his arms. >> i said high. she said my uncle calls you joey b. >> we said great job, keep up the great work. amazing to meet him in person and nice that, you

people like you, joe. >> the spigot, he turns -- it comes out -- do you know -- >> i love it.t, it's like gold coins. it's like glenn beck drink. >> next time you ask me a question about money, i'm going to ask richard to answer it. >> it's not as fun. >> i'm just a simple country lawyer. >> the thing you mentioned before is exactly right. as rates go up, it's going to exacerbate. it's going to make a bad situation worse at the national level. >> as steve pointed out, the divide. still ahead, someone could get hurt. gq correspondent and dead spin columnist drew mcgary with his memoir on 21st century parenthood. and mike explains why being a good parent for him involves throwing baseballs at his kids. you guys have a lot in common, you and mike. up next, doctor's orders. dr. nancy snyderman with new warning signs for baby boomers when it comes to hearing health. >> what? >> first, it wasn't that good, here's bill, he's got a check of the forecast. >> good morning. unfortunately, we had fires breaking out in colorado yesterday. that was the big weather story out there. this fire

said that one of her favorite tv shows and ways to unwind is watching the hgtv show "love it or list it." >>> next, joe biden got into hot water with his 12-year-old granddaughter. this has to do with a missed opportunity to meet the great bradley cooper, the movie star. some family members accompanied biden on a diplomatic trip to brazil last week. it turned out that the star of "silver linings playbook" was staying in the same hotel. >> my youngest grandfather said, pop, she said, bradley cooper's in this hotel. i said, you're kidding me. i said, that's nice. she said, pop, you're his friend, right? i said, well, yeah, we're kind of friends. she said, well, pop, you ought to call him. and i said, what do you want me to do? she said, pop, we have this very big suite. you should have him down like you do other people like you have presidents and things come and see you. and i said, swear to god, true story, i said, well, honey, i've got to go meet the president of brazil and you're going to favala shortly. she said, pop. that's all. just looked. pop. i said, honey, i've got to go to the meeting. okay,

love. #way too busted. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> see the new 3d printers could soon be printing your dinner. nasa is now funding research into 3d printed food. one researcher is using that grant money to print pizzas. >> fantastic! instant printed pizza at the touch of a button. unlike dominos where you have to wait for 30 minutes and the pizza only tastes like it came out of a printer! hopefully, we can combine our 3d printed food with our 3d printed guns and make a rifle that fires pizza rolls right into my food hole! >> good morning! >> it is a good morning. >> yes, it is. >> please! please! it's wednesday. june 5th. oh, lord. welcome to "morning joe." >> what? >> no, it's all right. i just remembered something. >> that is exciting. well, let me tell you something. i can tell you the people of canada got a big birthday present yesterday. willie geist, the mayor of toronto, it remains me. you know they have been looking for this tape, right? >> sure. >> they have been looking at this tape of this guy smoking

and joe biden charges republicans with talking about, i love this old time language, a bunch of malarky. this guy is pretty old school. let me finish tonight with the need for free medical clinics for those that have no alternative. we're having something to do with that. this is "hardball," the place for politics. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: scottrade- proud to be ranked "best overall client experience." >>> voters in massachusetts go to the polls tuesday. that's this tuesday in that special senate election. we've got new polling on the race. we check the scorecard. according to a new poll, u.s. congressman markey has a ten-point lead over republican grab gabriella gomez. that's consistent with other polls we've seen in the after the week. a wimd reminder

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. >> bill: and this is a sort of in your face kind of pick too, as you said which i loved about it. joece and her position on nuclear weapons, and how strong she is on that issue. samantha power, did you have -- have you gotten to know her? >> i have never worked with her. but she has an international reputation as a scholar, won a pulitzer prize on her book. these are people in favor of using military force for humanitarian reasons. of course it comes up she will be going to syria, neither one of them have been in favor of sending troops to syria. they want to get more involved but they are not stupid. >> bill: joe cirincione head of the ploughshares fund in studio with us, your calls welcome at 866-55-press. you made this transition to syria there which is where i wanted to go next because there was some disturbing news. i was under the impression that the rebels were getting stronger and better organized and getting more help from allies around the world, and yet reading this morning that the assad regime has been able to retake a key city. what does this mean and is this a turning p

>> yes, because the justice department which is our home that we love the justice department is now as joes not able to function. you have to get it back on its feet. >> the department and the attorney general have no credibility at this point. you cannot the function as the chief law enforcement officer of the united states effectively under those circumstances. >> geraldo: we have to leave it there. out of time. joe, thank you so much. victoria, thank you. now, resume your vacation. thank you for interrupting it for us. >> thank you, geraldo. >> geraldo: up next, oliver north on the deep dark secret at the heart of benghazi gate at the heart of benghazi gate and john mccain on whe ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? folks have suffered from frequent heartburn but now, thanks to treating with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they used to. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then tre

and next hour, senator joe manchin will meet with family members who lost loved ones in the sandy hookary school tragedy six months ago today. let's bring in rob cox. rob, thanks for being with us. in addition to senator mar chin, you also will be meeting with speaker boehner. how might you be able to sway them to support another try at gun legislation? >> it will depend on what manchin and toomey and other folks can do to make it get through the senate. you really do have to get the senate to show overwhelming support for this over and above the 60 you need to get over the filibuster. so they will need to do some things. this is pot is politics. you need some sweeteners. there are things that you can look at. if you look at the approval ratings for manchin and toomey in their states and nationally, i don't think you need much more incentive if you're watching your approval ratings going this way because you voted against something that 90% of the american people believes it's a no-brainer. far the house, boehner said he won't put it out there without the senate having first approved i

joe. >> caller: jim, hey, boo-yah from oshkosh. >> oshkosh, we love oshkosh. >> caller: how are you doingk you for all you do for me. i was wondering on this acadia pharmaceuticals, i have been listening to the conference calls like you taught us, they said the drug for parkinson's disease psychosis alone could be a significant factor if pricing. what do you think? >> yes, i'm not waivering, i think this is a speculative stock that can really by it's a bin binary after this guy janetic run. it's up 300%. we have liked it. i liked it when i first told you. obviously, you are up a lot. i do like the complex. but it's a spec name. let's understand that. quest core, hey, i'm sorry, i'd rather admit within i was wrong. i was wrong on crest co. it's another win for miami. opko health, a smarter spec, in the end, i am for them telling you, take the next game. [ music playing ] humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your

joe. >> caller: jim, hey, boo-yah from oshkosh. >> oshkosh, we love oshkosh. >> caller: how are you doingk you for all you do for me. i was wondering on this acadia pharmaceuticals, i have been listening to the conference calls like you taught us, they said this drug for parkinson's disease psychosis alone could be a significant factor in pricing. what do you think? >> yes, i said i was on board and i'm not wavering, i think this is a speculative stock that can really run binary after this gigantic run. it's up 300%. we have liked it. i liked it when i first told you. obviously, you are up a lot. i do like the complex. but it's a spec name. let's understand that. quest core, hey, i'm sorry, i'd rather admit within i was wrong. i was wrong on quest corp. it's another win for miami. opko health, a smarter spec, but in the end, i am predicting san antonio will take the next game. >> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. i tell you about stocks whether to buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell, sell, when you hear this round the lightning round is over. are you ready, skeedaddy? i'm going to s

joe. >> caller: jim, hey, boo-yah from oshkosh. >> oshkosh, we love oshkosh. >> caller: how are you doingank you for all you do for me. i was wondering on this acadia pharmaceuticals, i have been listening to the conference calls like you taught us, they said this drug for parkinson's disease psychosis alone could be a significant factor in pricing. what do you think? >> yes, i said i was on board and i'm not wavering, i think this is a speculative stock that can really run binary after this gigantic run. it's up 300%. we have liked it. i liked it when i first told you. obviously, you are up a lot. i do like the complex. but it's a spec name. let's understand that. quest core, hey, i'm sorry, i'd rather admit within i was wrong. i was wrong on quest corp. it's another win for miami. opko health, a smarter spec, but in the end, i am predicting san antonio will take the next game. >> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. i tell you about stocks whether to buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell, sell, when you hear this round the lightning round is over. are you ready, skeedaddy? i'm going to

love russell brand. he's hilarious. watching that morning joe, that's reality television.tantly thinking on his feet and very funny. it reminded me long ago when sylvester stallone sent his long-term girlfriend a breakup via fedex. maybe they hadn't talked to each other, who knows what the circumstances are? it seems everyone is doing everything via text. >> can you ever imagine being in the position where you would divorce someone by text message? >> people do a lot of stuff by texting i can't imagine. >> piers, there's still people that don't know how to text today. >> really? >> there are some people, it's interesting that the technological advancements have done so many great things, but we've lost ways to communicate. >> my sons from father's day were tweeting me from their seats from the next seat. nice to have you back. thank you all very much indeed. that's all for us tonight. john king is in for anderson cooper and starts in just a few minutes. this is it. this is what matters. the experience of a product. how will it make someone feel? will it make life better? d

is it -- >> this is a stock that is love by youth, joe, and i don't have youth in my pocket anymore. that netflix is either going to be taken over by someone who definitely needs the 29 million subscriptions or it is just every bit of good news verifies the fact they're in for the long haul. this move started with the disney deal, when they were at 70. i've got to tell you, joe, it's one of the most magnificent short squeezes, even more exciting in some ways than tesla. >> so that -- there were some other stuff in that. but on the day they did report a nickel, i forget how much it was up that day, people at home that aren't experts and don't do valuations, you know, a nickel a share, $220, that seems weird, doesn't it? >> i think it's an enterprise valuation situation. said apple wanted to own it because they wanted to social and media oriented it could be done, microsoft could do it. both companies are set in their ways. microsoft did buy skype, they hadn't monetized but it's not not dead weight. you can quickly get 29 million subscribers refinance the debt and have a powerhouse whe

>> yes, because the justice department which is our home that we love the justice department is now as joeble to function. you have to get it back on its feet. >> the department and the attorney general have no credibility at this point. you cannot the function as the chief law enforcement officer of the united states effectively under those circumstances. >> geraldo: we have to leave it there. out of time. joe, thank you so much. victoria, thank you. now, resume your vacation. thank you for interrupting it for us. >> thank you, geraldo. >> geraldo: up next, oliver north on the deep dark secret at the heart of benghazi gate and john mccain on where the obama administration has gone wrong. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ [ dog ]ly, faraway places we found it together.upbeat ] on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i