it remind me when john oliver left in the same way. >> he was here for seven years. i have been here for, like, three months. >> jon: you were here for, actually, 58 business days. you know, michael, i will never forget the first time young michael che showed up here at "the daily show," fresh-faced kid, must have been, what, 31? >> yeah, man, i'm still 31. it's, like, june. (laughter) >> jon: now, michael, before you go -- and i just thought it would be nice if some of your colleagues came out and gave tribute, if they could. so they're going to come out and give tribute. (cheers and applause) >> jon: let them have their emotional moment! >> it was great to work with you exactly three times. (laughter) >> what's up? i'm jessica. i heard some pretty great things. >> don't be a stranger, wyatt! (laughter) >> so you must be sam? >> jon: that's sam. >> yes. >> i don't know what to say. >> jon: very moving. it's very moving. dry the eyes a little bit. dry the eyes. you know what? you didn't think this was going to be it, did ya? i didn't even tell you about this. this is

now john oliver in last night tonight even getting in on the fun, throwing a little homage to "fast".eking to replace olive garden's management released this damming report, essentially pointing out that all that pasta you can eat [ bleep ]. >> including easing up on bread, pushing more alcohol, and salting the pasta water. >> now we are honored here at "fast money" that john oliver has turned to us as the preeminent sort of information. today, john oliver if you're watching, olive garden came out swings back saying it defends its practice of giving customers as many bread sticks as they want saying the policy conveys italian generosity. for that we go to guy. >> that's your nickname. >> no self-respecting italian or half italian-half sicilian is stepping foot. >> thank you. >> ever. >> but i think the stock is absolutely viable right here. last week we talked about it. said 45 is your line in the sand. it bounced off those levels. i happen to think the bad news is in. you're going to get all the activist headlines are going to continue to come out. you have a 10% short interest. and

. >> this is word, channel 7 news with john oliver and cookie m monster. >> as you can tell, this isnewscast, word, word. >> it's an odd headline. >> the word "wruk" ends with a b, but you never hear it. what is it doing back there, and how can you protect yourself? we'll take a closer look after the break. >> that's priceless. >> we'll tell you why at 10. >> it's brilliant. all about words and in a newscast, awesome way. >> we have reports that the word chair has lost a letter, yes, the letter c is completely missing. >> this is on the national youtube channel to encourage families to explore words aarp them zblp the word, abbreviation, is so long, what's up with that? >> filled with humor and awesomeness and celebrity appearances. there's a behind the scenes blooper reel to check it out, go to rightthisminute.com, click on today's show or check it out on our mobile app. >> i know the pressing question for you these days is how do i perfectly peel a kiwi. >> every night. >> there's an awesome way. >> start by placing the kiwi on the chopping board and use a sharp knife to cut in hal

i left the show to be hosted by john oliver, who was so bad at it, i don't think he's ever been hearddon't know what he's doing. i think he's out of the business. but the movie is about a friend, a journalist, maziar bahari. the iranian government held him captive for reporting on the iranian people's protest for freedom. there while he was in tehran, maziar also taped a "daily show" interview with our own jason jones, and i think you'll find this fun, the iranian government then accused him of being an american spy. you can imagine the laugh they had when they realized their mistake, and by laugh i mean brutal interrogate of maziar for weeks. maziar wrote this incredible book about the experience. we turned it into a film with the incredible gael garcia bernal as maziar. it's going to come out in november, but the trailer is being released today. it occurred to me since i have a nightly television show... [laughter] i could mention it and show you a couple of scenes that aren't in the trailer but give you a sense of sort of why we got involved. this is a quick one from the movie, a r

john oliver picked up one of my sessions. that emotion of enrollment as a focus, is that changing.screws? >> i have seen in the late 1990's to early two thousand and late to thousands, all of the effort was put into regeneration. the internet as a road to find a students. >> using tuition dollars to spend on marketing to buy new students. >> you are spending 30-50% of money on marketing. now, as a result of a couple things that have led to it, the bottom line is almost all schools, including the not-for-profit, are focused on graduation and success. that the placement and companies on the back end. as in any situation, some for-profit schools are doing a good job. some of doing a decent job. i allowed a doing a pro job. that goes for nonprofits as well. at the end of the day, there's a new approach of students to help them be successful in addition to just providing a curriculum to decide if they succeed or fail. >> rise so this is a service? why not just sell it as a big software installation to the square of? >> it makes it more convenient. they can decide. were you selling it to

. >> oh, john oliver. >> john fitz, great. darden. >> i'm melissa lee. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull mark somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now! hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money"ful welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job not just to entertain but to teach you and coach you how this works. call me or tweet me@jim cramer. we've got an amazing acquisition i situation brewing here with this ali baba ipo. and it's the cause of today's weird action, where the dow actually gained 44 points. the s&p declined .23w0u6r789s tech play nasdaq got hammered. finishing off 1.07%. down much more, because as i have been telling you for weeks and i have been worried for weeks and i've made it clear to you again and again, fund managers are going to sell, sell, sell, all those stocks, including many of your favorite tech names in order to raise money to

but the question he'll face like david axlerod, like dana preeno >>> john oliver is becoming quite thea critic "60 minutes." how does he often get the the per expect sound bites? could he be leading the witness? >> you have to hand it to him. >> yes, you do. he was off and running. >><2z÷ he was off and running. >> is to laugh at it. >> so it drives the price up. >> it drives the price up. >> you did everything together. >> we did everything together. >> he is the father of hot sauce. >> he is the father of hot sauce. >> all of them banned. >> all of 24e78 banned. >> with the crowd there. >> with the crowd there. >> it was almost a cake walk, actually. >> a cake walk? >> yes. >> to beat the system. >> to beat the system. >> to cheat 37. >> to cheat. >> now,wp try to get guests to speak in complete sentences. do the folks at "60 minutes" really do it that often? >>> after the break, our video verdict is up next. >>> time now for our video verdict. the day after ray rice was indicted for knocking out his kboif, she married him. that sparked, wake up janay. >> some female journalists are

i have, to quote john oliver, i have been ravaged by time.exactly the same and look amazing. >> but i will say, i've seen you with a t-shirt on and you are so much more buff, so much more studlyier than you were 20 years ago, if i may say. >> i am no sugar daddy but i do what i can. >> you could be. >> i don't even remember having brown hair like that. >> 20 years ago, you were then and always have been such a great journalist and reporter. >> lisa and i used to work together at channel 1. did you always want to be a reporter? was this something that you were always interested in? >> well, you know, channel 1 gave us such an incredible opportunity. >> this was a show about half the schools in the country. >> and channel 1 gave us the opportunity to broaden our horizons and travel all over the world. it was when in afghanistan and places like that that really propelled my eyes and got me to want to communicate stories. since then, i love being in the field and i love being immersed in other worlds. >> what are some of the other topics you're g

just like they -- it e's -- ♪ >> john oliver on hbo.-- we like to call it too close to call. everybody that you heard from the uk, every famous intellectual, every writer, actor, saying scotland shouldn't go. what you need to see are some -- someone who is pro-go switch sides. saying, listen, maybe it's a mistake here. i think right now this is a bad move for the -- rbs is a giant employer and will go. >> banks have said they'll go. >> ferguson and the great piece in "the new york times." >> on squawk. today. >> very smart guy. >> ma ary thompson on the floor frl us. good morning. >> good morning. seeing the markets extend the losses of last year. across the board. the market's preparing far big week. you have been talking about it all morning. mixed data. stronger than expected numbers on the empire state manufacturing index weaker than expected numbers on industrial production and capacity utilization. run through what we're watching this week. the fed's decision on wednesday. not so much the decision but says this the statement follo

comedian john oliver sums it up in a rather interesting monologue. >> when most american people thinkbout scottish independence, they tend to picture this. >> they may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yes, nothing screams scottish freedom quite like a millionaire australia aunt semite on horse back. [ laughter and applause ] so let me bring you up to date here. scotland is currently a member of the united kingdom, which is not a country. it's actually a complicated political and economic union. think of it as a supergroup comprised of four variously willing members. [ laughter ] to understand why scotland may want to leave, you need to understand the history of its relationship with england. for centuries england and scotland remained separate and frequently at war but in 1707 they formed a single country, great britain, a decision that's been controversial in scotland ever since. yeah, i'd say it's still controversy given that, as you can see here, we are still role-playing with wooden swords to emotionally work through it. >> see, th

have you seen john oliver? google johnology ver, net neutrally, he does a good job. >>> 6:17 on wednesday. as we take a live look at the bay bridge. my favorite shot that we have at the station. as the sun is coming up. a beautiful vista. what we have in store for us as the week moves to niners opening day sunday. >> it's going to be hot, hotter than it has been. you can see why. we don't have a lot of low cloud cover ut you know what? so many spectacular live cameras across the bay area. they'll show you the same thing and that's a mostly clear sky. as a result of the sunshine coming in so early off the bat, it's going to be a scorcher out there. summer holding on. 56 now in the south bay. temperatures cool enough for a jacket. bring the layers for today. temperatures very warm, even in san francisco. talking about return of 70s. outdoors today, what you can expect. coastal clouds at the immediate coast. they aren't going to make their way over the coastal mountains today. santa cruz mountains holding back clo

we've seen all the titillating things on the internet and john oliver reading some of these letters. it's astonishing younger people are saying he's their hero now. you know? but these letters truly are over 20 years -- over ten years. you really do get a sense of his character. you get to know him from reading these letters. this woman to may peers to have been the love of his life. they had both good times and bad times. they fought over the first world war. that's very significant. i tell you why later. let me give you one example of getting an idea for hiswó character. when harding was very sick in 1913, kerry phillips was in berlin. he was writing her about what was going on in his daily life. he was taking care of his wife florence, eating dinner by himself downstairs. this dog showed up in the back door who had been hit by a car twice, he said. it was partially blind. had three legs only. he took pity on this little dog and asked him in to have dinner with him. so the dog would come in and he would share some stuff with him. he eventually then after doing that for several days

british comedian john oliver broke down the worse case scenario. >> this morning, in shock, brits wokelines like these. don't let me be the last queen of scotland. last stand. keep the union. a new poll for the u.k. sunday times newspaper shows a 1% of scotts plan to vote yes for independence. >> and if it comes down to just one vote we all know who will be called upon to break that tie. go with use gut nessie you do you. >> that was a long piece. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> what do you think the parents of beheaded journalist james foley think about president obama going golfing right after talking to the nation about their executed son. they told us when they think. john and diane foley going "on the record." first, this weekend another horrific beheading by isis. isis is pure evil and they are holding more hostages including americans. representative peter king son othe homeland security committee e joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. >> well, obviously, isis is not deterred by

. >>> john oliver is becoming quite the media critic. his latest target is a big one, "60 minutes." does he often get the the per expect sound bites? could he be leading the witness? >> you have to hand it to him. >> yes, you do. he was off and running. >> he was off and running. >> one way of dealing with it is to laugh at it. >> is to laugh at it. >> so it drives the price up. >> it drives the price up. >> you did everything together. >> we did everything together. >> he is the father of hot sauce. >> he is the father of hot sauce. >> all of them banned. >> all of them banned. >> with the crowd there. >> with the crowd there. >> that's quite an image. >> quite an image. >> it was almost a cake walk, actually. >> a cake walk? >> yes. >> to beat the system. >> to beat the system. >> to cheat. >> to cheat. >> now, tv corespondents often try to get guests to speak in complete sentences. and sharpen their sound bites a bit. do the folks at "60 minutes" really do it that often? >>> after the break, our video verdict is up next. o verdict is up next. i don't know if you've ever taken the

i never saw a black woman and i have to say john oliver killings the great african-american novelist from macon georgia as you know came to my college essay writer in residence. i said john look at these little papers and he said you are writer. without their role model, without someone who looked like me saying it was possible i would not have had this career. people talk about diversity and they talk about it making different colors in the room but it's not about that. it's about giving young people and older people the hope. if you don't see something that is possible is hard to do it. so right now i actually give workshops. i give workshops in my home to residents there. i don't charge. they do it free of charge even though it's a lot of work. really because lying paying back john killings which leads me to the other question about black leadership. tell us about the business you run. >> i believe black leadership myself. i have an obligation as a person that grew up in an inner-city neighborhood and has been able to accomplish something semi. i have an up location. that's my obli

i never saw a black woman and i have to say john oliver kilns, the great african-american novelist, ahero, came to my college as a writer in residence and eyes that look at these papers and he said you are a writer, elizabeth. without that role model, without one who looked like me saying it was possible, i wouldn't have had this career. people talk about diversity as if making different colors in a room but it is not about that. it is about giving young people, older people, if you don't see some things that is possible it is hard to do it so right now i actually -- i give workshops in my room to residents there. i do it free of charge. it takes a lot of work. i am paying back early. it leads me to the other question about leadership, black leadership. could you talk a little bit about that and before you do that tell us about the business you run? >> i believe black leadership myself, i speak for myself, i have an obligation. i have an obligation as a present that grew up in a city neighborhood that has been able to accomplish something in life and be successful. i have an obligatio

john oliver took a swipe on his hbo show saying enough already. >> there are some politics at play hereve to be adults and say this has failed and we have to move forward and do the best thing for the people of oregon. >> he is up for reelection, an early supporter of obamacare and cover oregon. bill: it is news that keeps on coming. thank you. from the pacific northwest, and springer. martha: the house oversight committee opening statements right now. making the opening statement in response to the man who got all the way over the fence into the white house and deep inside the residence with a weapon. more on that hearing coming up. bill: the body of the missing agent has been found in a shallow grave. and telling words for reporters earlier this morning. >> why beverly? >> did you kill her? know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total

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we've seen all the titillating things on the internet and john oliver reading some of these letters.uite frankly, it's astonishing, younger people are saying he's their hero now, you know. that he had written this way. we don't write letters this way anymore. but these letters truly are. over 20 years -- or over 10 years, and you really do get a sense of his character. this woman appears to me to have been the love of his life. and they had both good times and bad times. they fought over the first world war. and that's very significant. and i'll tell you why later. but let me give you one example of get an idea for his character. when florence harding was very sick in 1913 in the fall of 1913, carrie phillips was in berlin. and he was writing her about what was going on in his daily life. and he was taking care of his wife, florence, eating dinner by himself downstairs, if any of you have ever been to the harding home, it's still in pristine condition. and this dog showed up at the back door who had been, you know, hit by a car twice, he said, was partially blind, had three legs only

. >>> john oliver blasted the miss america program and now he's giving it a >>> very impressive storma an early season storm with the rain falling. it is very wet on the roads. the storm is sliding now in through parts of the east bay and headed into the south bay. so yeah, some places already as much as a half inch of rainfall even a little more. we are going to see the rain continuing this morning and then begin to taper off partly cloudy skies this afternoon. 60s and 70s around the bay area. slight chance of thunderstorm tomorrow, dry and warmer for the weekend. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" ♪ the all new, head turning cadillac ats coupe. it's irresistible. ♪ this is holly. her long day of outdoor adventure starts with knee pain. and a choice. take 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. onward! when i crave a smoke that's all i crave. that's where this comes in. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense craving relief. and that helps put my craving in its place. that's why i only c

. >> want you to listen to what john oliver said sunday night?ially student debt is like hpv. if you go off to college, you are almost certainly going to get it. and if you do, it will follow you for the rest of your life. because, legally, student debt is a special kind of debt. >> this idea that it is worth it to take out a student loan. you are going to get a good job. and pay for it. doesn't happen anymore. >> it happens if you take out the correct amount of a student loan. here is your guidelines. do not take out more of a student loan for all four years of college than you are going to earn your first year out of college. itch you are going to earn $40,000 the first year of college. do not take more than $40,000 student loan in totality. if you do you are going to have a lot of trouble paying it back. >> i guess, i had no idea when i was in college. i thought i wanted to be a journalist. i said i want to be an attorney like my dad. all those things. many students don't know when they're starting out. how much money they're going to make. >>

i never saw a black woman and i have to say john oliver kilns, the great african-american novelist, aro, came to my college as a writer in residence and eyes that look at these papers and he said you are a writer, elizabeth. without that role model, without one who looked like me saying it was possible, i wouldn't have had this career. people talk about diversity as if making different colors in a room but it is not about that. it is about giving young people, older people, if you don't see some things that is possible it is hard to do it so right now i actually -- i give workshops in my room to residents there. i do it free of charge. it takes a lot of work. i am paying back early. it leads me to the other question about leadership, black leadership. could you talk a little bit about that and before you do that tell us about the business you run? >> i believe black leadership myself, i speak for myself, i have an obligation. i have an obligation as a present that grew up in a city neighborhood that has been able to accomplish something in life and be successful. i have an obligation,

and he did some "sesame street" apparently, cookie monster, comedian john oliver.et of gifs in the southern plains. >> al, i believe it's pronounced jiff. >> oh, is that what you believe? i don't tell you how to eat cookies so i don't need you tell me how to pronounce words. i'm done! >> wow, he really stormed out of there. >> cookie monster! shame on you! [ grunting ] >> oh. >> wow. >> sorry. >> i didn't see that coming. >> "sesame street" online's research, words are everywhere. we're in two different studios. >> they couldn't put you in the same room. >> yeah. so ugly. >> is it weird i don't know what some of those words are? shelfy? >> shelfy. watch. [ grunting ] >> how about the weather. >> let's do it. >> first you have to walk over. that's -- and you -- button as you go. very nice. just kind of -- >> which side do you want me on? >> right here. you're going to hit the button that advances over here. first you kind of hit the button and that will move the map. so describe what you see. >> well, you can see over here this area is at a slight risk for one of th

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senator john mccain, karl rove, oliver north, kevin mccarthy, they will all go on the record about president obama's plan to defeat isis. america's facing this >> tell the american people the truth! we need to do a lot more. >> nice to see you, sir. >> thank you, greta. >> secretary of state john kerry said to cnn that he would not say the united states is at war with isis. he said what we're doing is engaged in a very significant counter terrorism operation. >> you know, it's hard to find a response for that. then what was the president talking about last night if they're just counter terrorism organization? then we just want to contain them. because if you can contain terrorist organizations then you don't have to worry about them. i thought the president said last night three wanted to defeat them. this is just like john kerry when the president said he was going to attack syria in response to the chemical weapons issue. in john kerry's words, the attack would be unbelievably small. this is john kerry, vintage. >> is this secretary of state kerry going rogue on the white house? or saying

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john rogers and david porter and oliver hazard perry.they did show up and they tried to stop the british from leaning. brits will come back. you have to read it as a partisan cartoon. it's just like the cartoon i showed. it's one side of the argument. it has no resonance with the british at all. this is the republicans pointing the finger at them and saying, you're not patriotic. one more? >> just like to say that the score is now even. this last weekend the city of alexandria challenged the royal navy to three sporting events and the city won all three. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i'm -- i'm -- i'm very pleased to hear that because of course the score in friggets in the war of 1812 was three each. had the british took all of theirs home and we only took one home, i think we get that one on point. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> the symposium on the war of 1812 and the burning of washington, d.c., continues thursday. author and historians discuss the war, the role of dolly madison and the national historic tour. we have a live fro

oliver eric t. olsen jeffrey james olsen barbara k. oleson maureen lyons olson steven johnthew timothy o'mahoney toshihiro onda seamus l. o'neal james p. o'neill. peter j. o'neill jr. sean gordon o'neill betty ann ong michael c. opperman christopher t. orgielewicz margaret quinn orloske virginia ann ormiston ruben s. barnedo. kevin m. o'rourke ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane marie orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio p. ortiz. pablo ortiz and my uncle hector, not the way that you died that matters, it's the way that you live. thank you so much for watching over us and we love you and miss you every single day. >> and my brother james barbell la. jimmy, we love you, we his you, we pray for your always. god bless you, everyone who was lost that day, and god bless america. paul ortiz jr. sonja ortiz. masaru ose patrick j. o'shea robert william o'shea elsy carolina osorio oliva james r. ostrowski timothy f. o'sullivan jason douglas oswald michael john otten isidro d. ottenwalder michael chung ou todd joseph ouida jesus ovalles peter j. owens jr. adia

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john rogers and david porter and oliver hazard perry.they did show up and they tried to stop the british from leaning. brits will come back. you have to read it as a partisan cartoon. it's just like the cartoon i showed. it's one side of the argument. it has no resonance with the british at all. this is the republicans pointing the finger at them and saying, you're not patriotic. one more? >> just like to say that the score is now even. this last weekend the city of alexandria challenged the royal navy to three sporting events and the city won all three. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i'm -- i'm -- i'm very pleased to hear that because of course the score in friggets in the war of 1812 was three each. had the british took all of theirs home and we only took one home, i think we get that one on point. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> the symposium on the war of 1812 and the burning of washington, d.c., continues thursday. author and historians discuss the war, the role of dolly madison and the national historic tour. we have a live fro

john rogers and david porter and oliver perry, of course, they did turn up and they tried to stop the british leaving, but they failed and the british got back after exchanges of fire and it's an important political cartoon and you have to read it as a partisan cartoon. it's just like the shannon and chesapeake cartoon. it's one side of the argument and it's an internal cartoon and has no resonance with theity brish at all and this is the republicans pointing the the river of the -- and the score is now even, this last weekend the city of alexandria challenged the royal navy to three sporting events and the city won all three. [ applause ] >> i'm very pleased to hear that, but the score in frigates were three each and as they took three of the prizes home, and the americans got theirs home i think we get that been on point. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> here are some highlights of this common weekend. today live on c-span, the nebraska spoushlg will hear oral argument on the keystone excel pipeline and saturday at 6:30 p.m. on the communicators, michael cops and robert mcdowell

john rogers and david porter and oliver hazard perry. they did turn up and tried to stop the british leaving but they failed. the british got back after some interesting exchanges of fire. it's a very important political cartoon, but you have to read it as a very much partisan cartoon. it's like the cartoon i showed, it's one side of the argument, but it's an internal cartoon. it has no resonance with the british at all. this is the republicans pointing the finger at the federalists and saying you're not patriotic. one more. >> i would just like to say that the score is now even. this last weekend, the city of alexandria challenged the royal navy to three sporting events, and the city won all three. [ applause ] >> i'm very pleased to hear that, but of course, the score in frigates in the war of 1812 was three each. and as the british took all three of their prizes home and the americans got only one of theirs home, i think we got that one on points. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> coverage of the speakers of the symposium on the b