now the final story this morning after discussing last week's republican national convention, john oliverrring problem. politicians have every election cycle backlash for using music at rallies that they were never granted permission to use. take a look at a few of the music industry's elite including sheryl crow, cyndi lauper and usher singing don't use your songs. ♪ don't use our songs no no ♪ ♪ it's not your song you're lucky we don't sue ♪ ♪ and what's the deal with all of those balloons ♪ ♪ don't use your songs hey! ♪ you can't use this song either don't use your songs ♪ ♪ ♪ come on y'all come on ♪ ♪ don't you use it you're lucky if we don't sue ♪ ♪ and what's the deal with all those balloons ♪ ♪ don't use your songs stop using my song ♪ ♪ don't sing along ♪ oh, it might seem appealing but you're just stealing ♪ >> i think i saw michael bolton in there, too, alex. that's a good one. we have a big week coming up here. >> good job louis. looks like you're having a good time. still ahead shares of nintendo taking a huge hit today. why the craze over pokemon go games may not translate to

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last night john oliver reminded us about all the unauthorized music being used this election season andbeing asked, please not to use certain songs, for example, queen as you know wasn't too happy that donald trump walked out to "we are the champions." earth wind & fire and george harrison, his estate have also complained about their songs being used at the rnc so looks like some artists now are taking a stand. ♪ didn't write these songs to make your campaign stops seem cool ♪ ♪ don't use your songs you shouldn't use it wrong ♪ >> john oliver nailing it. hillary has some serious star power in her corner. she might want to consider them by katy perry, demi lovato, lady gaga, all expected to cheer her on at the dnc. robin and george, any thoughts on that last story? >> well, you know, stop using their songs. they said it best. ♪ don't use our songs >> i'm not sure if my sister cleared "at last." that was the song played at her wedding over the weekend. >> one of my favorites. >> yes, i don't know if we cleared it or not but her husband, they only had eyes for each other. it was great, the

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my mentor, john oliver kilns, who co-founded the conference with me, used to talk about long distance runners. he would say you can make a sprint, but who's the guy who can go all the way? and max is a long distance runner. he's a visionary. he's remained focused on his goal. and as he said, this is the 18th time he's doing this book festival and has done for in more other -- for many other events as he has described. so i want to sort of -- i'm going to name my topic. my topic is literature by black writers. who are the readers? who are the readers of literature by black writers? i want to start with a disclaimer. i was speaking to max, and i said, you know, max be, i don't want this panel to be called black literature: who are the readers? and that difference is important to me, and i want to tell you why. it is because i don't buy into the theory that there is a genre called black literature. i believe there is only well-written literature or badly-written literature. and we can debate what's good and what's well written and what's not so well written at another time. but as for th

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if we don't sue ♪ ♪ don't use that song stop using my song ♪ ♪ you're just stealing >> comedian john oliverized use of their songs for politically campaigns. you saw the artist there having a fun taking a stand saying leave our music alone. "love train" is being used by trump calling it "trump train." and they want trump to leave that alone too. music is a way to get their point across with music. don't use it. >>> the democrats are making history this week in a historic city. mo rocca takes us on a tour of philadelphia where the city began literally 240 years ago. that is ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ everybody join hands start a love train love train ♪ ♪ people all over the world join hands start a love train ♪ an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready or not, the future is here. the all-new e-class. self-braking, self-correcting, self-parking. a mercedes-benz concept car that's already a reality. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. light & fit greek crunch yogurt is topped with crunchy deliciousness that makes it an absolutely, irresistible hit! lig

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last week tonight with john oliver. the late late show with james corden. jimmy fallon. >>> the nominees for outstanding television movie are -- a very merry christmas. all the way. confirmation. luther. and sherlock the abombal bride. >>> for outstanding limited series the nominees are -- american crime. fargo. the night manager. the pe "the people v. o.j. simpson" american crime story. and roots. >>> to complete this morning's emmy nominations let's bring back bruce -- >> do we have to? >> we do. he's our boss. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much, sir. thank you. >>> the nominations for outstanding comedy series are -- black-ish! >> black-ish, oh! >> master of none. modern family. silicon valley. transparent. unbreakable kimmy schmidt. and veep. >>> finally the nominations for outstanding drama series are -- the americans. better call saul. downton abbey. >> i always thought it was downtown abbey. >> i did as well. >> game of thrones. home land. house of cards. and mr. robot. >> all right, a very lively emmy nominations there from los angeles. let'

i don't know if i mentioned that if john oliver is watching. >> it's not your first rodeo. >> no. not my first rodeo. you met him. >> trainer. >> yeah. >> oil take a quick look. are we below? chevron and some of the big movers. >> i want a rematch on the pushups. >> you have a trainer now, though you never cop to it. >> he has a whole health regimen. >> he does. you had your body fat tested. it was like, 6%, right? >> we should talk about it over at the equinox. >> what's the ams to ams comparison? you were like a 14 or something. >> yeah. if you can get under 10%, that's like, the holy grail. >> i think jim fix died running a marathon. you can overdo this, right? >> this is true. this is true. >> dangerously overmuscled. >> i don't know about that. >> stocks to watch. sorry. >> we looked at chevron. exxon. made some money. >> made $1.7 billion. they'll get their other stuff in order for the next time. eventually, it does go back up. >> a good weekend to everybody. >> a good week end to everybody. thank you for hanging with us. >> i won't see y

was doing the national black writers conference had max join me, he is a good friend, my mentor john of oliver pondered the conference with me, used to talk about long distance runners, he would say you can make a sprint but who is the guy that can go all of the way and max is a long-distance runner. he is a visionary, he's remains focused on his goals and as he said this is the 18th time that he is doing this book festival and has plans for many more events as he has described. so i want to -- i'm going to name my topic. my topic is literature by black writers, who are are the readers? who are the readers of literature by black writers, i want to start with a disclaimer, i was speaking to max and i said you know, i don't don't want this to be called black literature, who are the readers. and that is important to me and i want to tell you why, it is because i don't buy into the theory that there is a genre called black literature. i believe there is literature or good literature or bad literature and we can debate what is well-written or not at another time. but as for the genre of literature,

by the way, do me one favor, go to john oliver, watch his show from about ten days ago if you want to learn why this matters because i thought he had a pretty good summary of what was going on. 20 minutes of his show was about this rule. you kind of know where it leans. >> any thoughts on the coming retirement of a huge number of baby boomers and how that will achkt the labor market? >> sure, our skills opportunities right now are in no small measure of function of the grain of the marketplace, i was at -- i visited boeing a couple of years ago, their plant in washington. and 30% of the workforce is within five years of retirement. so that's a tremendous opportunity. and one of the few bipartisan bills that have been passed in congress, 18 months or so ago was the workforce innovation and opportunity act. it is incumbent on us to build the skills highway of the 21st century and the good news is, this is one of those areas where there's bipartisan consensus. we've invested a lot of money and energy in apprenticeship. more money than ever before. we're building that 21st century skill s

john delaney at maryland. >> host: this is going to be a special treat for olive our viewers to talk about your new book, "the third wave" and you and i have known each other for about 15 years now before i went to congress. we had the opportunity to get to know each other in the private sector so to rupert was to have you here. >> guest: it's an honor for you to do it. you are one of a few people in the congress that understands what's going on in the community so it's great to talk about the book that. >> host: my first question steve is the timing of the book because she went to america on line when it was called something different in the 80s. you had a completely different business plan. you reformulated the whole country. viewers founder and its leader. he led the company through the 90s. he became one of the most iconic companies in american history and u.s. a result one of the most iconic entrepreneurs in american history and by any measure one of the great business people of our generation. >> guest: maybe we should stop there and call it a day. >> host: at its peak half of the americans who connect

john warner as my role model. for years.he senate if you saw something he did not , he said include me out. i am not supporting oliver north for senate. he was courageous. he said my country and commonwealth are more important in my party and this would be the wrong thing for my country and commonwealth. i kind of used them as examples. i hope to be there for a long time. steve: what serving -- would serving somewhere other than the senate senate give you a bigger platform? senator kaine: i like my job as not lookingd i'm for another one. i am doing a time of work for hillary. i think she will be a superb president. i was one of the earliest supporters of as an obama. still am a friend and some order and think he has done a really good job under tough circumstances. in some ways though, in some ways, i think the existential choice posed for the nation in 2016 is even sharper than 2008. topresident obama had lost senator mccain i would have been bitterly disappointed, but it would not have represented a fundamental change in the direction of the country. that we have issues on the table like should you bring torture b

john warner as my role model. he was in the senate for 30 years and did a great job for courageous. was if he saw something he didn't like, oliver north for smart, include me out. that was courageous for him to do it. he said my country and commonwealth are more important than my party. this would be the wrong thing for my country and my commonwealth. i used his longevity and his willingness to do what he thought was right along with my father-in-law. i kind of use them as examples. i hope to be here for a long time. host: would serving as president of the senate give you a bigger platform? >> i have a good platform right now. i really like my job. i'm a happy senator and not looking for another one. i do a ton of work for hillary to try to get her elected. i think the world of her and i think she is going to be a superb president. i was one of the early supporters of president obama and still as a friend and supporter and think he has done a good job under tough circumstances. in some ways, though, in some ways, i think the choice posted for the nation in 2016 is even sharper than 2008. president obama had lost to senator mccai

tonight and doesn't extend some olive branch to some people still feeling unsure about him, i think there are a lot of people who would say that might be a mistake. kate, john. >> if there's one thing that shut up his ugly mouth spellis o me -- >> what? >> it's ubnity. >> our cnn commentators. bower is a donald trump supporter, the former lieutenant governor of carolina. mary katherine ham with the republ republic. and the birthday boy. >> had to get it in. >> we'll play a game in honor of mark preston's birthday, it's called what the "h" just happened. mary katherine ham, you saw ted cruz this morning, what happened? >> last night, rubio and kasich were like, i wasn't aware that was something a person could do. i think when it comes to him making the decision going on that stage, a couple things. one, self-interest. that's a part of this. politically. they're politicians. and this party is not united. there's a group in that room. a group of conservatives in the nation who feel their values are not being spoken to and this is an issue that really does have to do with character. and these values we believe in. history has its eyes on you. what are you going