john oliver was on the show. gave so much credit to john stuart for what he has done -- jon stewart for what he has done. david: he had so many things to do, but he did not want to say no to me. he did an interview with me live years ago. we have done this before. charlie: does anybody say no? david: sure. charlie: who have you wanted that said no? david: i want tom hanks. charlie: you include comedic actors. david: writers as well. tom could not do it. but he said, i will be there for season five and for the first show. i need that kind of pressure. charlie: i am happy to hear you sometimes have trouble getting people. we have these same issues. there are some people who are reluctant unless they have something they want to promote. jack nicholson. david: i can't imagine he would not love doing the show. charlie: i can't imagine either. david: you know how to get him? tell him you will smoke a joint with him on the air. charlie: and willing olson. charlie: -- and willie nelson. you find surprising people watch y

charlie: john oliver was with us on the morning show the other day.s eight or 10 writers, just one so -- show on sunday night which is all he needs and can handle. do you have any writers? conan: i think i have 12 or 14. charlie: why do you need so many writers? conan: you never have enough. one writer, a good writer -- a great hitter is a .300 hitter. charlie: 3 out of 10. conan: we need a lot of ideas. a really good usable idea is a hard thing to find. one very bright writer can come up with one once in a while. charlie: a bright writer can come up with one, once in a while. the home run. conan: a great idea. there is some sort of weird equation. if i had 150 writers, i would not be able to generate much more funny stuff. if i had five, he would not be enough. there is something about this number or you get -- you do the volume we do. we do four hours a week, we do about 190 shows a year. you need a lot of people because someone won't have it. sometimes two or three writers are not firing. the other people pick up the slack. some people are good mon

this is my manifesto. >> john oliver's crystal ball. also with me here in new york is nathanial.th us here. i want to start with you, wilfred. do you anticipate it happening? if it is delayed, will he win re-election? >> reporter: i give you quite a simple answer yes, the vote will happen. he remains the overwhelming favorite. there are six geographical divisions of fifa and europe was the only one that was pushing for a delay of this vote. i just come from their own press conference european organization and they confirm the vote is going ahead. there are 209 delegates in all that get a vote. europe commands 54 of the votes. it's likely the vast majority of the 54 votes will go toward the challenger, pris ali of jordan. the other five geographical areas of fifa have been strongly in favor of him. it's likely the last 48 hours led a few people to change their mind. here on the ground in zurich it will be a huge surprise if he failed to win. >> the man at the top coming out unscathed unscathed. i want to talk chuck blazer a top soccer official in the united states. tell us about h

john oliver calls him a woman battering human landfill. he is not a good person. >> no he's not. and a lot was written -- >> and he took home $150 million, $200 million? >> they're reporting $180 million is his purse. yeah, his record is long an people who cover the sport know about it. in fact a couple of women, michelle beadle at espn and another reportedly denied credentials to the fight because they have been outspoken about his background and his camp said we don't want these two women there. >> they banned people that actually reported on this. and mika even -- i don't say even more disturbing than that but that film about jameis winston that is coming out, that anybody that looks at that film and looks at the witness knows that something horrible went wrong, including a coverup in tallahassee. i just said it, a cuffup in tallahassee tallahassee. i'll say it again. a coverup in tallahassee. you better run for cover. you really better. because it's coming after you. i have never seen anything as disgusting as that film on campus rape. >> a former florida state student and fo

that's who john oliver always plays.ustin: speaking of john oliver, i wanted to talk about chicken farmers. -- she tried to get a bill passed. dropped the mike talking to other senators in congress. i'm 27 years old and i am not too involved in politics, but watching that episode of john all of her inspired me. it is pretty interesting seeing how the corporations like tyson chicken they give the chickens to the farmers, they give them the feed. they have all the control. and the farmer only has control of the thing that costs money like land and the labor towhat she's trying to a conquest gives the farmer a little more power and the ability to speak out and maybe have more negotiating power against these corporations. so that was my big new story of the week. i wanted to share with you. thanks for being patient. peter: justin in indianapolis. ronald is in philadelphia. ronald: how you doing today? i want to know why we are so interested in hillary's e-mail. i want to hear e-mails from george -- we have got 6000 soldiers

skully says his kids now think he's cool because he's on john oliver. that's it for us.o to our facebook page and give us a like. we post a lot of original content there. you write to us at fox news.com and you can be part of our your buzz feature. as you know we'll be back here next saturday at 11:00 and again at five eastern with the latest buzz. >>> we start with a fox news alert. the senate show down on the debate over personal privacy versus national security. hello, everyone and welcome. i'm erik shawn. >> in just hours the upper chamber will gather in a last ditch effort to prevent key isions of the patriot about from expiring at midnight. the rare session comes after senators were unable to reach a compromise including what to do with the data of phone records. opponents say it violate's american's constitutional rights and the white house is warning there is no

john oliver heads up the prison facility in florence colorado where he says new inmates under special restrictions imposed by the government can still make two phone calls per month. write letters, and have five social visits with approved guests. they receive at least ten hours of recreation time outside of their cell per week. oliver testified that inmates may be granted more privileges but the restrictions known as special administrative measures can only be lifted with federal approval through the department of justice. closing arguments and the judges instructions are expected to take place on wednesday, following that the jury is expected to begin deliberations and that's where things stand that the point, things are moving right along, back to you. >> see what happens next molly, thank you. >>> verdict is dlaled in the case of a -- delayed in the case of a police officer who is suing starbucks over hot coffee. what's the hold up? we'll get you the latest from the courtroom. >>> plus a 3d gun, printed, is very much the real thing, but is it also a symbol of free speech? our lega

and he said his kids now thing he is cool because he is on john oliver.m howard kurtz that is it for "media buzz" and you can see a lot of original content on facebook. you can be part of "your buzz," feature. we will be here next sunday morning at 11 o'clock and again at 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. >> i am chris wallace. the other woman running for the white house drags a sharp contrast with hillary clinton. >> we need a nominee who will ask her these questions about trustworthiness, transparency and about track record. >> can fiorina's defeat clinton strategy take her to the republican nomination. >> only here. eight senate tries to work out a last minute deal before key provisions of the patriot act expire but letting the clock run out of the bulk collection of nats phone records will that put us in danger? >> we will ask general michael hayden who used the post 9/11 tools when

i'm calling out young john oliver and i'm calling out my beloved metropolitans. 20. >> joining us now is sid goodfriend, the founder and chairman of american corporate partners and don valdez, an iraq war veteran and participate in the daily show veteran immersion program. tell us how you found out about the program and how has it worked for you? >> oh, i was searching online and i saw an ambiguous posting about an immersion program for veterans. and at the time i was working at simon and shuster and i thought -- in a business function and i thought it would be a nice step away from the daily spreadsheets and whatnot. so i -- they said it was geared towards veterans. and i decided to sign up for the program. and you had to write an essay. apparently there were thousands of people that signed up for this program and i happened to be chosen for it. >> sid, jon stewart has said this is ready to franchise. please steal our idea. you helped them get this started. how would people steal this idea? >> the veteran immersion program could be used in a wide variety of comp

john oliver was on the morning show with us the other day. he has eight or ten writers. does one show sunday night. which he says is all he needs and can handle. you have how many writers? >> right now i think i have either 12 or 14. >> rose: why do you need so many writers? >> well... >> rose: because it's hard, i know. >> you never have enough and one writer -- a good writer -- this is not a perfect analogy, but a great hitter is a .300 hitter. >> rose: exactly three out of ten. >> and we need a lot of ideas. in comedy, it's not even three out of ten. a really good, usable idea is a hard thing to find and one very bright writer can come up with one once in a while. >> rose: a home run. yeah, a great idea. >> rose: yeah. so what you need is to get -- you know, there is some sort of weird equation, if i had 150 writers, i wouldn't be able to generate much more funny stuff. if i had 5 wouldn't be enough. 150 would be too many. there's something about this number where you get -- when you do the volume we do, we do four hours a week, 190 190 shows a year. you need a lot of

amy schumer and john oliver were there. a bunch of world leaders, musicians, actors.great night. i will say because it is tuxedos, it's very fancy. you have a lot of very serious people talking about very serious things, it's not the hottest crowd for performances. tim mcgraw was on the list. a great country singer, tim mcgraw who my wife and i love. he opened the night by playing. he was great. he was wonderful, but again, he and i were talking afterwards. you have sort of just 500 people in tuxedos just -- which i don't think a country singer is used to. and so then over the course of the night, people makes toasts and it's wonderful. and then kanye closed the night. kanye west, who was on the list as well. let me just tell you this about kanye west. over the course of the evening, not one person in their toasts, in the speeches, in talking about the year, had said [ bleep ] even once. [ laughter ] and then man oh man did kanye just make up for it. [ laughter ] even songs i knew that didn't have it in there got it in there. and let me tell you something about kanye.

john oliver's show last week decided to take this sagaing to issue a threat of his own as to rid americae a kangaroo in a jar. we need you to take back ruppert murdoch and mel gibson. while we know gibson was technically born in peaks skill, new york but you raised him so he's your fault. >> no word on the efforts to remove them from u.s. soil. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. the network that monitors her health. the secure cloud services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to find the perfect match. and the mom who gets to hear her daughter's heart beat once again. we're helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. for me. >> i'm running because i think the world is falling apart. it's not the fault of others or their lack of this or that th

[laughter] richard: this is like the john oliver clip got. 2015. pretend it's 2020.ive years from now. we are talking about the future of television. what is the headline? gary: the headline is lots of great things, but ti think the wise man has to be tricked by the kid. the bird is in the kid's and hands. if he says it is alive, he will let it go. if he says it is dead, the wise men will be wrong. broadcasting is off the table now. they implement 3.0. that's broadcasting. for cable, i think they have more options. they have been very well situated. upper services have come along with wi-fi or power lines talking about dividing broadband from satellite, which is a nice thing. there are a lot of choices that are very healthy. there is a natural progression path, but there will be surprises as really clever companies do amazing things. richard: senator, maybe the answer for you would be a small, more compacted broadcast industry? gordon: i think the headline is gary's book will be in its 10th printing the chief will have resigned or retired. i think the future broadcas

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qatar i think as john oliver said on his show other than the service of the sun it's hard to find anywhere less suitable. 100-degree temperatures. people are going to be passing out. >> fifa is incredibly important in terms of running what is the world's most popular sport, as you call it football. how do we -- how does fifa change? right now its image, its credibility is in complete tat terse tatters. how does it reform? >> luke mentioned the ioc. they've done a pretty good job of reforming itself. you might remember the bribery scandal with salt lake city going back 15 years or so. a complete overhaul of its internal structures accountability, more transparency. i think sponsors have to put real pressure. i think sepp blatter's position is completely untenable even though he's going to win re-election. how can he oversee an organization in which half its members are being indicted on criminal charges for bribery and corruption. >> so much more there as crystal was rightly pointing out, humanitarian issues. loretta lynch has pushed the u.s. to its sort of maximum power to grab people who

. >> it does make you wonder when he puts it into perspective, john oliver. >>> coming up in this halfboxing some got a free look at the digital. how it could fuel a new form of piracy. >>> plus a former green beret with a chance on the gridiron. one war veteran's likely journey of fighting in iraq and afghanistan is joining in the nfl. that's ahead. >>> the "washington post" says a new book by senior director dep pete director mike morell said the united states misjudged the rain spring. arab spring. a week from today to discuss his book. >>> the "huffington post" says a new book this morning accuses the pentagon of with holding information about sexual assault. the skaktsing report by kirsten gillibrand found 100 case. she found punishments too lenient and found alleged assail land was. >>> a motorcyclist pulled from a truck on the freeway. good samaritans jumping in there. they reported the rush hour. he suffered only minor injuries. he was wearing a helmet and protective gear. >>> and the atlantic said the highly anticipated fight of may with pacquiao was the most boring fight. the

this takes john oliver to explain. tom: can you imagine vonnie on the fx desk?cconaughey. we have the twitter question of the day. should actual people go to jail for fx and of elation? it will reduce the incentive to cheat. i vote yes. brendan: fines are paid by stockholders. vonnie: it is global and includes food, medication and education for being beyond greedy. -- reach. of course criminal should go to jail and start a new series orange is the new pinstripe. tom: i will state, yeah, yeah big deal. today is a big deal. brendan: you know what is a big deal now? may. one man's thoughts turn to the water and the seed brees hills up the sound -- and the sea breeze fills up with the sound -- jfk's boat failed to fill the auction. this one belonged to jfk. tom: the actual boat? brendan: the actual boat. the reserve price was $100,000. tom: for those of you not on bloomberg radio this is the boat you used to see off of hyannis? brendan: i went and looked and was curious to see how much these cost new. you can get them for $10,000. you can get a racing-ready start. t

john oliver wasn't joking.ns gambled more than $70 billion on lottery games and a lot came from people who can at least afford foolose the money. what did you find in this story? >> millions of people play the lottery. the lottery is played among those who are lower income. we spend more money on the lottery than on sports tickets, movie tickets, video games, books. it is astonishing. it is more than an enormous share of entertainment. half of all ticket sales according to duke university occur among the poorest third of the country. a lot of people are considering this not just fun but a bit of an investment. they are being preyed on for their hope. >> you liken this to a prayer against poverty which i thought was an interesting expression. >> it truly is. one interesting study that they did is said in order to prove this is not just entertainment but a prayer against poverty let's compare it to something else. movie tickets. this clever professor said let's look at poorer people. as you get poorer do you spen

john oliver that show brought 4 million comments into the fcc. >> that was huge. effective. by the way, why does everybody love them? they put consumers first and have changed the way the consumer view tv. you can watch whenever you want. they have done a lot. they are a symbol what regulators would love to see in terms of innovation. >> would be interesting when apple enters the space. >> i think the "house of cards" thing is hilarious. >> amazon is over the top, hulu. it's going to be interesting to see how this landscape changes. >> thanks. >> jim stewart. >>> up next back to the west coast. the president of target.com and mobile will join us for live code conference interview. he'll weigh in on the future of apple pay and security and how they deal with competitors like amazon. the technology changes the design evolves the engineering advances. but the passion to drive a mercedes-benz is something that is common... to every generation of enthusiast. the 2015 dream machines, from mercedes-benz. today's icons. tomorrow's legends. visit the dream machine event to

. >> not terribly long ago on his weekly program, john oliver drew attention to some of the fast fashion concepts that are cheap, that have high turnover and that lead to poor business practices around the world all to give u.s. consumers a lower price point. he's quite popular with millennials and the younger audience and quite popular here in new york city. there's potentially a risk that this whole moment for what you're doing in your industry these price points high turnover has passed. are you concerned that the customers want to spend a little bit more but to get one item that will last them for quite a while? >> i think that is exactly what we're doing. we're finding a new way in doing so. when we ask a customer how do they feel going into tiger, they say normally when i go into a discount store i feel very poor. when i go into tiger, i feel like a millionaire. i can afford it all. it's a new type of shop. we're taking discount in a completely new way, good quality, good design character, the danish lifestyle. that's what we want to do. >> i'm sure you're on your knees hoping and

. >> that was john oliver, whose episode on the patriot act has been viewed almost 7 million time times on youtube. as we reported, senators are return to capitol hill tomorrow afternoon. it gives them just a few hours to renew key portions of the patriot act. if they don't act, they will expire tomorrow night at midnight. one of the biggest hurdles is is the way this law has been applied. even a congressman who wrote much of the act was never supposed to justify the bulk collection of americans' phone records. >> i was the principle author of the patriot act signed by president bush in 2011. and i ls was the principle author of the two rer authorizations in 2006 and in 2011. let me say that the revelations about section 215 were a shock and that if the bulk collection program was debated by the congress in each of these three instances, it never would have been approved. >> let's talk about it with someone who can break down what it really means for you and me and every other citizen of this country, david kennedy, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> we hear lawmak

and john oliver crushed me for being mean to the kids. >> are you suggesting an arm wrestle? >> i'm not going to suggest they do anything. i don't care how tight they are on the show. >> i think we should still play a practical prank on them now accepting suggestions. >> pranking teenagers, nah. >> that was a nun-attack. >> going to be a fun day. >>> so ahead we have some big news for you. there is a shift in strategy going on in the middle east. the question is what is it and why. and why is the u.s. now considering sending weapons directly to iraq's sunni tribes? will that help the situation or make sectarian violence more intense? that's what we're going to talk about. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years

business executive defeated william, lynn abraham and former mayor john street's brother milton, former utility executive doug oliverrmer judge nelson diaz, kenny said it was unprecedented coalition of differs groups that secured his win. >> happening today, a preliminary hearing for carlton hips and ramon williams, brothers accused every murdering officer robert wilson iii during armed robbery at game stop in north philadelphia on march 5th. wilson who left behind two young sons, was postumously promote today sergeant. >> police in falls township bucks county trying to figure out who slashed the tires of more than dozen cars. >> who does this? all right, so it happened early sunday morning on popular lane, in pine wood drive levittown. police say 26 tires are on 18 different vehicles were punctured. many people are still waiting for their tires to be fixed and they say, it is causing a huge headache. >> everybody here works for a living. and, you know, has bills to pay. so when 75 to 300-dollar tire gets slashed, it is, you know, it is not like you are going out to get a gallon of milk. >> no arrest haves been made

the oliver neighborhood can succeed because just south of it you had john's hopkins hospital and -- which is the largest employer. and in a lot of the old industrial cities, you had eds and meds, and they are now the major employers. and have you to connect to the investment and employments that are going into those eds and meds. and east baltimore development initiative, which is where they were originally cited to be. but because of politics, it was elsewhere. and we worked with bill just as you're working with build and prf, which is community -- really basic organization out of the community that holds politicians accountable. but what's happening for ebdi which is tough and gone through some cycles, because it's absolutely right. the involvement of john's hopkins, the involvement of the president of john's hopkins, this is really to derek. and the buying power and everything that derek said is in effect as well as a new school that hopkins is knee deep. in essence the economic development and the employment has to follow and has to be connected. and it's still really hard and difficu

oliver and t. milton street a form are lawmaker and brother of philadelphia mayor john street. >>> on the republicanide melissa bailey is running unopposed for her party's nomination. she's a business woman and lives in society hill. >>> you can count on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the primary election and the ongoing race for mayor. we'll have results for you tomorrow night both here on the air and also online at cbsphilly.com. >> president obama visits camden with a very specific message. hear what it is. that's coming up next. >>> plus drivers say it's a loud crash then shattered glass is everywhere. three on your side jim donovan with the potentially dangerous problem your car could have. kathy. >> some showers and thunderstorms tonight but a threat of severe weather moves in tomorrow with heat and humidity and then a major cooldown. details coming up with the seven day. >> and take a look at this. new at 11:00 a huge shark caught down the shore. >> ♪ >> the president of the united states made a visit to camden today talking about community policing. speaking at the camden kroc ce

the oliver neighborhood tends to succeed because just south of that you have johns hopkins hospital,hich is the largest employer in an a lot of the old industrial cities, they are now the major employer and you've got to connect to the investment and employment's going into those ads and ads. the east baltimore initiative where it was originally cited to be because of politics was elsewhere and we work with bill just as you're working with bill and community -- really basic organization and the community that holds politicians accountable. but what is happening which has gone through some cycles but it is absolutely right. the involvement of johns hopkins and the involvement of the president johns hopkins and the buying power and everything bad is in effect as well as the new school that hopkins is knee-deep into. .. and that really gets to others that have to be able to have seven, tenure money. and there's a lot of it. i think a lot of people would like to see if they have safety that the capital can go to rebuild their city in a really constructive way. that's all in the works. so

donald: oliver is in east baltimore, it is where they film the wire. it is adjacent to the ebdi region around johns hopkins medical. it is between johns hopkins medical and amtrak station. and we work there near the station, station north through green mount down through johnson square and oliver. we have built about 230-some units across that region and we have reduced vacancy from over 40% to 8% thus far, we believe we will reach 5% vacancy in a couple more years with a bit more effort. we have increased median incomes within that region which was pretty consistently homogenous impoverished population. median income have raised 64% since we'ven investing there and we have been performing in the city a series of neighborhood iterations over time. i believe baltimore has done four different iterations. they have a time series of the market trajectories value trajectories of place and can then adjust their programs individual communities can adjust their strategies or make their case based on data for why they need resources and of what kind. the cities in this current environment of scarcity and ev

john street's brother, milton street. and former utility executive, doug oliver, and former judge nelson diaz. >> secured the win, intend todayladelphia's vote. >> if i'm elect in the november, i will need the coalition help to tackle both our challenge and meet our great poe tension. remember, we all must work together, if we expect all of philadelphia to move forward together. community schools, real living wage, and the ends, the stop and frisk. >> he goes onto face melissa bail any november. and bill green might throw his hat in the race. >> as an independent, yes. >> hasn't been republican mayor in the city of philadelphia since samuel left office in 1952. >> nickname marnie back in the day. all right. well the us federal government just announced largest consumer recall in american history. effective airbags. >> made in japan, is responsible for six deaths more than 100 injuries world-wide. >> i know, it is hard to pronounce, first mike, let me tell but the popular brands. listen to see if your carson the list, still home this morning. bmw, chrysler, ford, gm, honda, mazda, mitsubishi, nissan, subaru, and toyota. lot of

oliver north. good night. feeling we can conquer the world. ♪ ♪ >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. johnastles a lie -- that was a lie. more often politicians spew words consultants like. >> fair shot, everybody does their fair share. fair shot, and everybody's doing their fair share. john: a word may get you in trouble four words may kill obamacare. >> without it, the act simply can't function. john: politicians invent words and avoid words. >> unwilling to utter the words radical islamic terrorism. john: they quibble about words' meaning. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word is. john: and they get in trouble for saying the truth. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. john: in politics -- >> it's not what you say, it's what people hear. john: is he right? that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. john: now that election season has begun,well hear -- we'll hear more lies from politicians. i guess they don't usually lie outright, but they play with words so is everything they do or propose sounds great. i long for day when a politician ru

donald: oliver is in east baltimore, it is where they film the wire. it is adjacent to the ebdi region around johns hopkins medical. it is between johns hopkins medical and amtrak station. and we work there near the station, station north through green mount down through johnson square and oliver. we have built about 230-some units across that region and we have reduced vacancy from over 40% to 8% thus far, we believe we will reach 5% vacancy in a couple more years with a bit more effort. we have increased median incomes within that region which was pretty consistently homogenous impoverished population. median income have raised 64% since we'ven investing there and we have been performing in the city a series of neighborhood iterations over time. i believe baltimore has done four different iterations. they have a time series of the market trajectories value , trajectories of place and can then adjust their programs individual communities can adjust their strategies or make their case based on data for why they need resources and of what kind. the cities in this current environment of scarcity and

olive and oak branches, which symbolize peace and strength. together, these emblems implied washington leadership enabled to come through military strength. the inscription on this piece indicates the designer of the print was john james, and eccentric irishman who arrived in america and took up the embellishment of washington portraiture where john norman had left off. slightly earlier, he had designed a handsome framing print of washington based on a miniature. the oval frame portrait from the back of the "hampton eagle" which would bear the scales of justice and a ribbon. he didn't stop there. military banners, the palm branches of liberty, the liberty cap on a sword, the word libertas on a sword all towards a circling sun. we might keep 2 points in mind and considering the seemingly heavy-handed engraving. the use of symbol and allegory was a universal language. you didn't have to be an upper-class man with a classical education to understand the figure of fame, the liberty cap, the rattlesnake or the implication of a laurel wreath military paraphernalia or eagle. secondly, this print was advertised, and subscriptions were solicited in 1795, during washington's conflicted second term in office. internal stru

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