. >>> ahead on "media buzz" john oliver, master interrogator? >>> first, it's four on one as i talk about women, journalism and sex appeal as i talk with the ladies of "outnumbered." e hour headquarters." now back to "media buzz." >>> what tv guy wouldn't want to be surrounded by women and how does that change the table news dynamic? fox launching its new show "outnumbered" this week, i went to new york to play the role of token male. >>> as you can see, i am "outnumbered," let's get that wide shot here on the set of the new fox show. >> hey. >> hi. . >> i have to start by asking you, is this the sisterhood trying to take over the media beach head? is this empowering for you? >> hold on. i thought you were going to ask if we've been mailing around our pants like "the sisterhood of the traveling pants." it's challenging, smart, fun talk. >> hold on. you're outnumbered. we ask the questions around here. how does it feel to sit in that seat. >> it feels slightly intimidating. i assume my role here it to get slapped around a little bit. >> not so mu

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the new sunday show, john oliver takes on the science deniers. >> the only accurate way to report that one out of four americans are skeptical of global warming is to say a poll finds that one out of four americans are wrong about something. anyway, this is "hardball" the place for politics. [ male announcer ] zzzquil. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. >>> here's another advantage for republicans heading into this november's midterm -- enthusiasm. 42% of republicans and right leaning independents say they're enthusiastic about voting this year. only 32% of the democrats and left leaning independents say they're enthusiastic. that's a 23-point gap. of course. think about it. if you don't want to reward republicans for six years of saying no, staying home is hardly a great option. to prepare our kids to compete main today's economy?way woman: a well-rounded education that focuses on science, math, and career training for students who don't choose college.

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. >> a clip of "last week tonight" with john oliver on hbo and they gave you an excellent body. >> thehat my wife said when she saw it is why don't you look like that in real life? that guy had a six pack and he's man scaped. i'm much heavier and harrier than that fellow and i will say this to john oliver, it is all extemporaneous. >> it was a little specific. >> i'll say that two of the three things were accurate. i will not say which two of the three and the order they were in. >> that poor squirrel. >> turned out last night i like skwirld. great job. they got me. >> it was funny. >> the dude was ripped. i wish that was me, to be honest with you. it could be, but it's only monday. >> it could be in two years time once you hit the gym every day. >> not a whole lot of movement in the markets, barely changed on the dow. nasdaq moving up by 31 point and a mild gainer for the s&p 500. >> one thing to watch is interest rates. i know bonds are boring, i get it. but that yield on the ten-year. we bring that up, guys. this impacts a lot of what you do. thinking about buying a home. a lot of m

let's let john oliver tell us about it. >> wlern thad gm was holding meetings at the time about dealing with their defective cars. you'll never guess what they were talking about. >> these are slides from a power point presentation given in 2008. workers were told not to use the word defect or defective, but, rather, does not perform to design. gm had judgment words that were banned. including dangerous, crippling, life-threatening, hobbling, and 65 others. >> how did that even come up with that list? was it just word association at that point? okay. everyone, say the first word that comes to mind. life-threatening. perfect. the new cheffy sonic. crippling and dangerous. fantastic. keep them going. there are no bad ideas here. just bad cars. >> there have been a lot of bad cars this year-to-date, and it's only may. the company has recalled 11 million vehicles. on pace to brake a dubious annual record. this latest crisis for an american institution is profiled in the hard-hitting cnbc documentary failure to recall. it shows who hand in the driver seat as -- >> he started testing cobalt i

. >>> so let's check in with john oliver who's noticed the gay rights movement has moved into the worldvideo games. >> nintendo is the target of a social media campaign, and the company's upcoming video game, you can make your avitar do just about anything, but what your avitar cannot do is marry another avitar of the same-sex. >> in the happy words of progress, nintendo has made a step. >> nintendo is apologizing. while it says it's too late to change now, it is committed to building virtual equality into later versions of the game. >> yes, virtual eventual equality. that's the dream. now let's see how this news went down in nintendo's world this week. as you can see, mario just got the call. he's overjoyed. his friend link and they are -- whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. i did not know they were gay. >> a match made in virtual reality. we move onto the billboard views where the anticipation was high from a posthumous appearance from the king of pop. take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hollow gram of michael jackson performing his newly released song "slave to the rhythm." live on stage. the track was record

if you haven't had enough of me, i will be on john oliver's great new show "last week tonight" on hbo states. tune in. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> hello, everyone. these are the stories topping our news this hour. a big shakeup in the cable industry and it will affect tens of millions of you. hear which company at&t is about to acquire and how that merger could impact your view options. >>> fierce fires raging in southern california may have met their match. the army of firefighter on the front line we'll take you high above the flames where military choppers are doing battle. >>> and a minnesota woman with incurable cancer is now in remission after getting a mega dose of the measles virus. we'll talk to her live and hear what the doctors are saying about the implications of her remarkable rebound. >>> a huge merger is in the works today and it could involve your cable provider. te telecome giant is expected to finalize a deal to akwar directv, according to a source who knows about the meeting. and if it goes through, that

one programming note before we go, if you haven't had enough of me, i will be on john oliver's greatring sunday here in out nithe united states. tune in. thank you all for being a part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> good morning. i'm erin mcpike and here are some of the big stories we're following this area. some of those raging fires in southern california could be completely detained by the end of the day. cooler temperatures and anti-humidity are helping firefighters make tremendous progress battling the flames and that is bringing a lot home today. firefighters say they're going to do as much as they can while conditions are good. >> we have crews still in all areas of this fire that are cleaning up areas where there is still some hot spots. we had some infrared flyovers that we're mapping out as far as the areas of greatest concern. obviously the winds can pick up at any moment, and what we want to do is try to get it while the winds are calming down. >> at&t is meeting with directv today on a potential merger. according to a person with direct knowledge

. >> last night, john oliver pointed out a thing or two about the history of capital punishment in his native country over the years. >> we loved killing people so much, we kept coming up with new inventive techniques that looked like they were designed by azssad and made by willie wonka. >> penny winkies. >> that's right, penny winkies. a delightful cousin of the throaty tug tug and the tickly wickly seats. whether you're boiling people alive or putting them to sleep by a tiny injection, in the end, you are getting the same result. >> gallous mu nor there. john sterling may have been banned for life from the nba but the folks at saturday night live found at least one former player who might be willing to vouch for his character. guess who? >> despite what you heard, i still have plenty of nba players that love me, like my dear friend, mr. dennis rodman. >> all right. hey, listen, this is a good man. he's real cool. you all got to stop this. i know because i'm above all a good judge of character. and this is one of the greatest men i've ever met. right up there with my main man gloriou

hbo's last week tonight with john oliver apparently found it. >> and now people falling asleep behinds in life won't be determined just by what's given to you or what happens to you. >> there's no one that can outcompete us. there's no country in the world that can outcompete us. >> our allies are so much less willing to trust us. >> we need to make sure that the american people are given just a fighting chance. >> we must do these things together as one nation, one people. >> japan is going to overtake the united states of america. >> the common refrain is more care and less rick. but i'm working on it. >> and there are folks on the left who do the same thing. trying to be provocative saying the nastiest things about the other side. >> the social problems they have to deal with are incomprehensible. >> e we stand for freedom and hope and opportunity. >> i know that you can do it. after all, we are the educational giant here and there's nothing you can't do. >> and that's it for us tonight. be sure to checkous laurainn ingraham.com. also follow me on twitter. thanks for watching. plea

and finally, the john oliver reading series is in our auditorium next door in the edison jackson auditorium next door. and finally, there are tickets left for the fund fundraiser to. tickets are left for the fundraiser tonight if you want to attend. just go to the front desk, and they'll let you know. thank you so much. >> the national black writers conference is produced by the center for black literature. for more information, visit centerforblackliterature.org. >> next on booktv, paul kengor presents his thoughts on what it means to be a reagan conservative. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, ashley. and thank you, andrew, andrew coffman, a grove city college graduate. [laughter] one of, i think andrew was maybe in my first class i taught at grove city college back in -- literally, right? i think he was. and thank you, too, pat coyle as well, ron robinson who's not here, but the young americas foundation longtime executive director. and thank you for all that you do for young people, for campuses across the country and for conserving and preserving the reagan

. >> if we have someone that's surfing, john oliver, for example -- >> who was at robinhood last night. >> for the first time hears that the private sector is the job creator and may be responsible for some wealth creation and prosperity is a novel concept to a lot of people. >> he's from the uk. he's already got the lesson. >> which we now know is a more bids friendly place for pharmaceuticals than we are here. >> who would have thunk it. >> next it will be france. let's check out the markets. are you leaving? you'll be back. >> i'll be back. this is a big story. >>> the dow closing climbing 112 points to finish at 16,695, a new record high. it also hit a new intraday high. the s&p rallied to an all-time high of 1896 and the nasdaq added nearly 2% to close at 4143. that was a big snap-back from last week. that's almost 2%. >>> the futures this morning, up 38 points. just seems we're in this benign period right now. i don't know what i'm worried about except the big glacier in antarctica. i don't know what i'm worried about right now. >> we'd like it to come up a little. we're the best

john kuzak, oliver stone and others used this psa to voice their opinions of the nsa outright. >> weuspic n suspicionless surveillance. >> reporter: the question is does a familiar super villain have any impact on its real-life counterpart? >> when you look at polls right now, it shows americans are fairly unconcerned about the drone program. if enough of these movie comes out and always casting the drone program in a negative light, you can imagine people's perceptions could start to change. >> let's talk now about acceptance in hollywood. you saw a few of them immortalized on the silver screen there. the famous superheroes come from all backgrounds and stan lee, the 91-year-old legendary comic book creator says superheroes transcend racial, natural and gender boundaries. an interactive exhibit showcasing marvel super heros and opening in new york city. cnn's maggie lake visited and caught up with the one and only stan lee. >> i made up these characters. i figured captain america. i didn't make up captain america, but he's stronger than most people and runs faster and that was it. y

we had a little fun, kudos to john oliver, they got me. that was fantastic. a mental image with blue crocs. >> kudos to them. by the way, that was completely extemporaneous. let's talk about credit suisse, guys. pleading guilty to criminal charges of helping americans evade taxes. one of the first criminal prosecutions that we are going to be seeing. there's going to be about a $2.6 billion fine. this and the case a while back may pave the way, may pave the way for criminal prosecutions of american banks, according to "the new york times," so that is something to watch. bp losing an appeals court ruling to limit the amount of damages in that deepwater horizon disaster. they wanted to pay less on not go over their $7.6 billion estimate. a court of appeals in new orleans said, bp, you are stuck to that and whatever else you owe. and microsoft, they may roll out some new surface tablets. >> all right, cnbc -- >> i can't match the photo. business news seems boring. >> naked on a bicycle running over a squirrel in your crocs. >> i love squirrels, by the way, altho

shows is great john oliver oh yeah. what do you think of fallon i love fallon he's a buddy of mine and i'm so happy for his success and i think that he is just joyful i think when you when you turn him on if there's a light coming on at n.b.c. at eleven thirty that makes you happy no no rough and celebrate torie positive and and different a new yet totally for the mass audience i'm going to ask you before we go to break yet what do you make of this coverage of the airline you know what i don't mind the coverage of the airline because over two hundred people lost their lives you have it and it's a mystery and we all fly today it is new news is no news but you know what there's a lot of other bill that's covered at this point i mean you were at c.n.n. for so long i mean what is news at this point justin bieber getting ivette arrest i mean radio big elation right brilliant you lazio you know is right a left and it's true as well you know but that being said there's so much that is reported that is. totally nonsense so what

but should secretary of state john kerry bring up the detention it of our u.s. marine? lt. colonel oliverorth joins us from washington. good evening, sir. your thoughts about this marine in this prison in mexico? >> well, greta, sergeant may be the only person the obama administration has ever kept from entering the united states from mexico. if the state department is telling the truth, and secretary kerry is heading to mexico on wednesday, he has already screwed up our foreign policy in iran, egypt, syria, israel, and ukraine. this is his chance to get it right. here's your instructions, john. bring the boy home. mexican bureaucracy, greta, as you know may well be more incompetent than our own department of veterans affairs. at least the sergeant is still alive. it's time time now for a high level intervention. >> you know, ollie, we spent the last two days, we were promised the last three days to go in that prison and interview them. everybody promised. they pulled every red tape to keep fox news out of that prison today. we sent the mother in for a social visit. here is the interestin

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. >> oliver stone was my speaker and that's why i'm a republican. >>> let's look inside the politico playbook. johnris, good morning. >> good morning, willie. >> there's a new piece in politico magazine breaking down some of the potential scenarios for the midterm elections coming up in november. whether it will be a ripple, perhaps tsunami, tell us about the calm seas scenario first. >> sure. larry in our pages west virginia university scholar writes about this. calm sea scenario likely isn't going to happen for democrats. that is obama sets much more popular. then a republican wave doesn't happen and just a switch ofr one or two seats and democrats keep control of the senate chamber. >> believes that unlikely. let's go to the next which is the gael force white cap scenario. >> that is certainly a plausible scenario. it's not one i happen to think is likely. but that is republicans win and win pretty comfortably on the strength of seventh states, i believe it is, that romney won and where democrats are at competitive races and therefore they take over the senate chamber or come very close. >> what

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and finally the john oliver reading series is in the auditorium next or in the edison jackson auditorium next door and finally there are tickets left for the fund-raiser tonight. tickets left for the fund-raiser if you want to attend go to the front desk and they will let you know. thank you so much. next on booktv paul kengor. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. thank you ashley and andrew coffin eight gross city college graduate. think andrew was in my first class that i taught at state college. literally i think he was. thank you to pat coyle as well. ron robinson who is not here but the longtime executive director and thank you for all that you do for young people for campuses across the country and for conserving and preserving the reagan ranch ranch in the reagan legacy. ronald reagan and reagan conservatism was about conservative -- and more on that in a minute but thanks to c-span for being here. people often call c-span and they say thank god for c-span. i echo that. there are not many sources out there as objective as c-span. they just put it out there unedited no commentary