john pisani and john carney. let's start with the psycho bosses.bosses you've had at cnbc, which one was the worse? >> thank you. can i get up now and leave? i think it's a great story. managing people is a completely separate skill set and most people aren't very good at it. i'd say yes to everybody, be a terrible manager. we've seen all of us, the effects of bad management. i think it's a story, a major human resource problem in the united states. human resources has to do a better job of doing this. >> am i a good boss or what? >> you're a wonderful boss. >> john carney, how do you deal with a psycho boss, man? >> john? >> if everybody is quitting, you might have to think maybe there's bad management. i think not enough companies really pay attention to the happiness of their employees, that's really important to how your company be successful. >> i think that's really true. if the employees are happy and engaged, the products will be good and the customers will be happy and engaged and you can find people who care about them and want to make th

john carney has gripped. >> as far as grit seven day per week never-ending challenge to achieve your al. its is never give up when he mini possible to achieve the final goal. john: most jobs are not seven-- per week. >> i look at it you have an agreement with your employees i had employees tested by me and i thought it was best for me to stk by them. so i should exhaust every possibility you get back in business as soon as possible john: the tornado destroyed is your property and you want to rebuild and the local government says no because your place is the eyesore? to make a site could not but i was not a desirable business they were looking for something more aesthetically appealing appealing, somhing. john: the whl changed place. >> it is dirty and we are in the busiest intersection of the town of the thound. with my brother who is my partner we have been very successful 25 years. when the tornado came , the city was looking at ways to do take advantage''" end quote. of this situation and talking about rebuilding plans when it took me three weeks to get a demolition permit to clean

john carney has gripped. >> as far as grit seven day per week never-ending challenge to achieve your al. its is never give up when he mini possible to achieve the final goal. john: most jobs are not seven-- per week. >> i look at it you have an agreement with your employees i had employee tested by me and thought it was best for me to stick by them. so i should exhaust every possibility you get back in business as soon as possible john: the tornado destroyed is your property and you wa to rebuild and the local government says no because your place is the eyesore? to make a site could not but i was not a desirable business they were looking for someing more aesthetically appealing appealing, something. john: the wheel changed place. >> it is dirty and we are in the busiest intersection of the town of the thousand. with my brother who is my partner we have been very successful 25 years. when the tornado came through, the city was looking at ways to do take advantage''" end quote. of this situation and talking about rebuding plans when it took me three weeks toget a demolition permit to

the way, and this is something else i've got to say, a lot of people out there, including our own john carney, would say that insider trading should be legal because it increases sort of the liquidity. >> that's a whole different discussion. that's a whole different discussion, and i rather like that little sound effect. that's the new et cetera. speaking of greed, china is not messing around when it comes to white collar criminals. the government executed their own bernie madoff-type character. more now live from beijing. real sound like an unbelievable story, and it's china and crimes are harshly punished, right? >> reporter: that's right, mandy. the government said that the man had been running a ponzi scheme similar to what you saw with bernie madoff. they said that the authorities said that abusically he was defrauding tens of thousands of. investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars and that's why he was executed. the case has been really controversial here because of the way it's been handled. the family has been complaining that they weren't told of his execution. his daughter ha

two things to talk about, and we have the editor at "above the law" and cnbc.com net net editor john carneyrmer lawyers and both know each other very well so nice to reunite you guys on tv. >> good to see you. >> nice to see you, john. >> john, let me start with you. the revolving door. we've known that it's been in existence for a long time. >> look. i don't think this is as big of a deal as people think. there's been studies that actually looked at whether s.e.c. guys who later on go in to work for the big wall street law firms, whether they are easier or harder on the companies that they end up representing, and they are not easier, as it turns out and actually probably a very good reason for this, because if the s.e.c. is tough on these firms, and on these financial companies that they end up representing, then they have to hire these guys. so in a weird way it might actually be a benefit that these guys end up going to work for them because they have an incentive to make the rules as tough as possible so that they later on have to hire s.e.c. guys. >> what do you think, ellie, do you a

power rundown time and joining us is cnbc.com net senior editor john carney and wealth editor robertoliticians, the link back to the former wiener mobile, elliot spritzer and former congressman anthony weiner. spitzer is running for new york city comptroller and weiner running for mayor of new york. spitzer joined "morning joe" earlier today and got a bit choked up reflecting on his past. take a look at this here. >> how are you different than you were five, six years ago? what has changed personally? >> a lot of pain, a lot of pain. >> in who you are. >> that's it? >> yeah. you go through that pain, you change. >> weiner/spitzer, do they deserve a second chance, john karn? you're a brooklyn resident, what do you think? >> i think anthony weiner clearly inspired spitzer to run. new yorkers believe that these politicians do deserve a second chance. i think spitzer saw how well weiner was doing it's like, hey, apparently all is forgiven. i get back in. >> do we draw a distinction between weiner and spitzer who was a sitting governor at the time he was patronizing prostitutes? >> yeah.

joining us cnbc.com net net editor john carney and first to jim cramer's interview exclusive with jpmorganlier today. a lot of concern about rising interest rates, but mr. dimon didn't seem particularly alarmed about it. >> no. in fact, there are a lot of ways the bank can make more money when interest rates go up. it will hurt the mortgage refi business, very clear about that. but he was not concerned at all about this. >> he seemed basically to say that if interest rates are rising because the economy is better and that makes people feel more confident, maybe more active financially, that counteracts any -- any dampening effect on the mortgage market. >> obviously it does and people will use their credit cards and things boosting jpmorgan on the quarter. on the other hand, there will be some turbulence and maybe jpmorgan is a good position to ride that out and maybe some other banks that have gone longer on the yield curve, maybe they will have more problems. >> i guess what they does is borrows its short-term rates which haven't gone very much and the longer rates that have gone up a lo

now a partner at harrick feinstein, and also with us is robert frank, cnbc's wealth editor and john carney is cnbc editor, and good to see everybody. thank you for joining us. this is pretty extraordinary. steve, have you ever seen anything like that? >> well, look, there's often the case that corporations get caught up in criminal activity, and they bring charges. they often settle those with different prosecution agreement, new put monitors in place, come up with alternative ways that don't destroy the company. what's extraordinary about this is we have a company that they haven't reached that resolution yet, and it looks like they're going on a road that could end in the death penalty for the company. >> you think that's what's going to happen here? they're saying, look, we can go after any and all assets. >> right. look, they're using all their tools right now to put all the pressure on this company. where it's ultimately going to end up, who knows? oftentimes when you have a corporation and you want to keep it alive, you come up with ways to do that. you enter into deferred prosecutio

carney on the show. we're going to ask him why he called john boehner' comments on immigration laughable. ask him a lot of other things, too. i hope it doesn't go joe into saying something inappropriate. we'll see if that happens. all that plus cokie roberts, eugene robertson, melanie barns and later comedian howie mandel. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," in honor of carlos danger, what would you name your alter online ego? your most creative tweets in just a minute. also "morning joe" is just a few moments away. ♪ you like to keep your family healthy and fit. and now there's a new way to do the same for your dog. introducing new purina dog chow light & healthy. it's a no-sacrifices, calorie-light way to help keep him trim, with a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend he'll love. and 22% fewer calories than dog chow. discover the lighter side of strong. new purina dog chow light & healthy. the house caught fire and we were out on the streets. [ whispering ] shhh. it's only a dream. and we have home insurance. but if we made a claim, our rate w

. >> john: i have 19 tv sets in current, and every day i see you in the briefing room giving the hard questions to carneyhers should be throwing out. >> questions that he does not appreciate. >> john: that separates a liberal and a democrat. >> a progressive liberal. >> john: in a free society most would consider that most journalists are progressive. >> and reporters should ask the tough questions. >> john: the requirement for all americans to buy health insurance under obamacare despite the fact that they said, no problem esai. now it's going to kill us all. how is this quote going to go? >> it will pass. look, he got to start with--john boehner is a joke. everybody knows in washington he's a joke. he's not in charge of the republican house caucus. the tea party is in charge of the republican house caucus. this will be in affect the 38th time that they have voted to repeal obamacare. one would think that they might get the message that it ain't going to work. they're never going to repeal obamacare. they will never get the vote. that's the thing. it's like a masturbation society there. a mass masturbat

john king, back to you. >> great conversation, don, appreciate it. and just to button up on that at the end of the press sectary jay carney said the president has no plan -- no plan -- to issue a statement if there is a verdict. >>> coming up a cnn report that's getting a lot of buzz. a look at the african-american women on the george zimmerman defense team and their thoughts on this case. that's next. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topica

democratic senator carl levin and republican senator john mccain, well, they're calling for just that. but at the white house press secretary jay carney said for a second day that there are no plans to cut off egypt's aid or even label the military takeover a coup. >> we don't think it would be in the best interest of the united states to change the assistance program quickly or immediately. rather, we'll take the time necessary to evaluate it. >> john: meanwhile there's more resistance from congress on america's syria policy where the senate and white house intelligence committees are holding up planned weapons deliveries to syrian rebels. the white house is also reportedly frustrated with pushback from afghan president hamid karzai. according to the "new york times" today mr. obama is "so frustrated with his dealings with karzai, that he's considering speeding up the planned u.s. troop pullout and abandoning plans to leave the so-called residual force at the end of 2014". at the white house jay carney said that's still in the future. >> i want to make clear today's story notwithstanding this is not a decision that's eminent. we're t

carney. >> does it sound plausible? is that part of the media coverage? >> i think we need more skepticism on both sides. i was impressed by a piece by john goodman of forbes who pointed out that one out of four people who are eligible for medicaid under this program have not even signed up. the question i would ask is why is that? we haven't seen a lot of reporting about why people aren't signing up for rights they should have. >> coming up next on "news watch," did cameras in the courtroom have an effect on the george zimmerman trial in florida? >> your objection is overruled. >> media coverage ramps up as the drama heats up in the murder trial of george zimmerman. were the courtroom antics real or made for tv? that debate next. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. [ herbie ] eh, hold on brent, what's this? mmmm, nice car. there's no doubt, that's definitely gonna throw him off. she's seen it too. oh this could be trouble. [ sentra lock noise ] oh man. gotta think fast, herbie. back pedal, back pedal. [ crowd cheering ]

carney actually got it exactly right today. and that is to essentially take the lid away and postpone our decision. my regard for johnain is unlimited, but i think he got it wrong when he said that we should suspend aid. what we need to do is suspend judgment. and the reason that we have a parad paradox democrat paradoxical situation, it was a government disbanding the democracy under which it was elected. in one year, morsi had more prosecutions of journalists and activists than the mubarak regime had in 30 years. and remember that morsi shortly after his election, he gave himself -- he declared he had dictatorial power, unrestrained by the judiciary or the parliament. so if you have a democratically elected government that is disbanding the democracy, you have something unexpected and that's why i think we have a lot of lawyers in the state department, and their job is to find a way around the rigid law that we have. or to actually amendment it. because in this situation what the administration has to do is to wait and see how this develops. if on the one hand the army is able to construct a government of bureaucra

john boehner came out swiftly said he didn't approve of that. jay carneytimately said the same thing. i don't think lindsey graham's got lots of support there. >> bill: i don't think it's going anywhere. beth good to connect with you again. thanks so much for joining us. come into studio one of these days. love to see you. >> thank you. >> bill: beth fouhy senior politics yahoo! if you're a sirius x.m. listener, you're going to lose us on monday from sirius x.m. only. you can still stream the show, iheart radio app. download it. it is free. tune in app that's free. listen on the progressive choices channel. go to billpressshow.com and follow us on twitter at bpshow and on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. so we can still stay together. it has been a fun team. we don't want to lose you. whatever sirius x.m. does, we'll stay together. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo)only on current tv. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle r

press secretary jay carney said today the president has instructed his team to do everything it can to bring justice to those responsible for that attack. well, secretary of state john kerry is in pakistan tonight. officials say he will meet with the new prime minister there and other leaders about u.s. drone strikes and the war next door in afghanistan. staffers say they did not announce this trip in advance because of security concerns. prison officials have granted o.j. simpson parole. strangely, that doesn't mean the juice is on the loose. at least not yet. ahead, what has to happen before o.j. walks free. plus, george zimmerman has another brush with the law. you will see what happened on a highway in texas coming up from the journalists of fox news on this wednesday fox report. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning

now, as mark carney has taken over as governor of the bank of england today, we've been asking about other famous canadians who have been exported to britain or perhaps indeed to the u.s. johna world-class sprinter. he was apart from the doping side of things. he was pretty good. jeffrey baker from switzerland has written in to say it's not only mark carney's inauguration of bank of england governor, but it's also canada day. he mentioned another export is mike myers. he did a very good austin powers impersonation. that's it for today. coming up next, "squawk box." we hope you have a profitable day. we'll leave you with a look at futures as we go to break. >>> wall street's second half kicks off the day after the dow has its best first half since 1999. >>> there are rising tensions in egypt. hundreds of thousands -- maybe millions into the streets of cairo calling for president morsi to step down. >>> and more triple-digit temps in the southwest. death valley expected to reach 130 degrees today. vegas, 115. it's monday, july 1st, 2013. and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen a

john boehner called his "my very good friend is dead wrong on this" and jay carney almost made fun ofen reporters asked they were following a superficial headline. doesn't lindsey graham have a point though? >> it's not going to happen. the united states is most unlikely unless something else disastrous in this relationship has happened to boycott the olympics. there is increasing deterioration of this relationship. president obama was going to reset the ties with russia. things are worse over the snowden saga. the olympics was one lever the administration has and the president is scheduled to go to moscow before he goes to st. petersburg in september. the white house is now getting sketchy whether he's going to make that trip so it's on the schedule but why do you get sketchy, make moscow think maybe we need to give these guys something. this relationship was heading south and the snowden so saga has sent it into the cesspool. >> it is easy to criticize the administration's approach from the outside. the question remains what more can america do to make russia play nice? >> they've c

carney says the themes are what inspired mr. obama to run for president in the first place. they will not deny the middle class is not faring as good as it should, but john boehner blames needless regulations out of the obama administration. he says they are making people reluctant to invest in the country. >> speaking of the economy, of course, detroit is the big story. the president said in his campaign he wouldn't let detroit go bankrupt. what are you hearing about detroit possibly getting a bailout of some sort? >> the white house says detroit's insolve ven see is between the state of michigan, the city of detroit and the creditors. jay carney says they will try to help and senior advisors are talking with officials, but there is not much appetite for a bailout. and the detroit mayor is not ready to ask for one. >> i know the president has a lot on his plate. this is going to add tremendously to that. i want to say we are not the only city that is going to struggle through what we are going through. there are cities having the same problems we are having. we may be one of the first, the largest, but we will absolutely not be the last. >> any hint of

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reporter: john boehner says he believes the penalties are being delayed because the healthcare law is a quote train wreck. bill: has the white house backed down? >> reporter: no, yesterday jay carney testified it and explained its benefits for small business owners. >> it allows individuals who could not prior to passage of the affordable care act afford insurance to get insurance, and it provides subsidies for those who need in affording it and assisted in that effort so they can provide into their employees. >> reporter: in one hour house republicans to the ways and means committee will hear testimony from the treasury department to is plain the white house's reason for delaying. bill: kevin brady is here live, the co-sponsor of those bills. martha: new reaction from the nra following eric holder's calls to review the stand your ground laws. eric holder making that announcement at the naacp yesterday. >> it's time to question laws that expand the concept of self-defense. >> the attorney general needs to do some research and study before he makes statement like that. bill: the nra suggests the administration is using the zimmerman trial to push their own political agenda. jonatha

john a former defense attorney. tell me whether or not they were informants both of these guys, why is that so critical, why is that being raised the way that it is? >> well the, james, jay carney'slegmy is lying and if he is lying about that what else is he lying about? contending that james bulger was not a informant or connected to the fbi whatsoever. discrediting him, prior inconsistent statements goes to his credibility and that is something the defense will use in the closing argument. rick: there is a history between those two guys and fbi, former corrupt agent, connelly, who is serving a 40-year sentence. this whole sort of side story, phillip. i wonder how much is a distract shin for the prosecution? >> it's a big distraction. in most cases you have their witnesses that are reputed as criminals that are testifying for the prosecution. however in this case the problem is that you have a reputed fbi agent who is serving 40 years in prison and that is going to be a big focus of the case because the jury sees the fbi agent, if we can't trust the fbi agent how are we supposed to trust the government's case? rick: what is the strategy for the defense in a case like this, with

john kerry. and then this evening at 7:25, he will be speaking over at the mandarin oriental hotel here in washington at an ofa event organizing for america event. and taking some questions afterwards. jay carneyled his regular press briefing today at 1:00 p.m. today's briefing will not be as exciting as friday's briefing when president obama himself came into the briefing room. we'll come back for one more hour of the "full court press." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning friends and neighbors. great to see you this morning. it is monday, july 22. as we get started with your day thank you for joining us here on the "full court press" coming to you live from our nation's capital and our studio on capitol hill right here in washington, d.c. bringing you up to date on the news of the day from washington. from our -- around the country and from around the globe and most importantly giving. >> chance to sound off about what it all means to you what it means to you and to your family. give us a call at 1-866-55-press. give us your comments and send us your comments on twitter at bpshow and on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. washington still buzzing today and will be for some while over pre

guarantee that jay carney will get asked about it the next time the president meets with reporters even if there's some pressing world issue, he's probably going to get asked about it, too. >> johnto see you. have a great weekend. >> should ask jay-z will student loans, kick in some money, figure out how to finance it. he could be a sports agent, he can figure this out. >> he can add one more job to his title. >>> 35 minutes past the hour. we'll take a quick break and when we come back it's time for the jury to begin deliberations in the central florida trial. how social media are preparing for what may happen after the verdict. >>> a teenager out on bail after allegedly joking about a school shooting on facebook. he and his parents are going to be joining us live. lots of questions. ring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ y