nobody interviews with john oliver not knowing they're being interviewed by john oliver. >> even though person who is interviewing you and you may have gotten duped into it, these people, those are their words. he is exposing their views. >> it is interesting. >> sopan, thank you for joining us. "the new york times" culture reporter. this is an interesting and -- >> thought-provoking. >>> all right, at the white house today, president trump will host an event showcasing product from all 50 states. >> it's made in america week. >> not infrastructure week. >> not for the trump family either. >> we've had made in america week before. we're bringing it back. we'll have more after this. you're watching "velshi "velshi & ruhle." i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner that's... proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blo

john oliver of hbo's last week tonight had an interesting take on this. take a look at this. >> look. the consequences here almost certainly be extremely grim. just watch cnn analyst jeffrey toobin seemingly visit every show on cnn to do what the opposite of sugar coating is. >> roe v. wade is doomed, gone, because donald trump won the election. abortion will be illegal in quite a significant part of the united states soon. all this fantasy talk about, oh, i don't know if it will be overturned. of course it's going to be overturned. roe v. wade is going to disappear. derived in 1973. it will die shortly. >> jeff, i heard you say earlier that within 18 months that abortion could be illegal in as many as 20 states. >> no. i said abortion will be illegal in as many as 20 states because roe v. wade is dead today. >> wow! i would not want to hear jeffrey toobin tell his daughter that their dog passed away. sweetheart, baxter taken to a farm and shot in the face. he's dead now. he's dead. he's got no face anymore! >> jeffrey, i think -- >> can i say one thing?

wade, so this leaves the left with this game show that john oliver made up yesterday on "last week tonighte for democrats' favorite game -- "hope susan collins flips and be disappointed when she doesn't." >> he has good fun with the issue, but susan collins' vote, how consequential is it? they have mike pence, the potential of john mccain coming back to vote and key red state democrats, including three that voted for neil gorsuch. do the democrats have any play here at all? >> i don't think they have much play. the filibuster is gone. i think some of the centrist democrats might be up for supporting president trump on this and in the end oliver is right. it's like lucy and charlie brown, i think collins might be voting in favor of the president's pick, so the democrats are in a terrible position to sway the vote at this point. >> there are some people on the list she cannot support, so maybe she can push the president -- >> it's a big list. >> right. maybe she can knock a few off. >> let's talk about democrats here. over the weekend you saw these rallies, and this mantra starting to creep

when the tv comedian john oliver did a rift about the tragic decline of newspaper journalism, about the only group in america that didn't think it was funny was the newspaper association of america. they didn't think we should be nostalgic about the days when its members were successful. truly, we are like buffalo nuzzling the rifles of our hunters. maybe the answer is the people at the top of the journalism hierarchy. they don't identify but their plummeting peers. maybe the members of the d.c. pending court think they will never suffer the same fate as the tampa tribune. maybe they are right. as the rising waters and in saint, it is increasingly obvious that becoming an insider is the only way to hoist yourself above the dilution. maybe that's one reason why the washington post attracted the fancy of jeff basis, and why the post is thriving with the new office building on k street and a cohort of young bloggers wanting to be the next sidney blumenthal. the paper remains precariously the cradle of hypocrisy. meanwhile, between journalism's insiders and outsiders, between the ones risin

. >> john oliver. >> so the reality is, socialist governments and communist governments are not anti- consumption, in fact, they like consumption because the idea will distract you with these things so you don't have to worry about other things. >> they must feel like they need to have more control over messages that are out there. >> there free enterprise, but the control that we have to worry about is not them. i believe the control we have to worry about is the people who control the data. >> in the future, it's basically about the people who control the data. i would be much more concerned about a potential dictator for the world's largest country which happens to have 2 billion people called mark zuckerberg, then i would about anybody else. you have your 32-year-old person who might be brilliant, but -- >> also to add to it, if you think back about mark zuckerberg's attitude toward privacy, he believes that what facebook is about is connecting people and sharing information, privacy is very low. it's been very low is a priority of his scale. >> eric schmidt of google basically sa

i lost to john oliver. >> jon: come on, baby doll. >> stephen: ands' -- it's not just journalist who noticed, so has fox news. listen to this message to republicans from the fox news political editor. >> you will not stop dorn ald trump from undermining nato. will you not stop him from realaining u.s. foreign policy to be more favorable towards russia. he is abouting to do it is he going to fly into brussels like a siegel. is he going to defecate all over everything, scwawk and fly away. >> stephen: w at, th right there-- (applause) yeah, i agree. i just want to take a little time here to get real for a second. okay, jim, let's go to real town. look. if you like the president, you don't like the president, it doesn't matter. we all know what's going on here. trump is trying to weaken the eu and weaken fato and break up the european alliance which is exactly what russia wants. this is not a theory. this is happening in public. what we don't know is why. maybe he is sucking up to putin to finally build that trump tower in moscow. maybe he wants to realign the global power structure, us

all reality tv, including, importantly the apprentice and lastly tonight -- and last night with john oliver. we have a lot of this. we have this increasing blurring of the lines between entertainment and reality. of course, we have also a president who heralds to us from the world of entertainment, as previous politicians have done. unlike previous politicians, he has not lost the trappings of entertainment. he still purports himself in a way that looks as much like an entertainer as it does like a politician. how are we, in this kind of context, to approach our selection and consumption of information? i think especially for those of us who are academics, we have students in our college classrooms now that were born in the year 2000. they don't know the world before fox news. they barely know the world before breitbart. they certainly don't know a world before twitter and snapchat. how are they supposed to navigate this saturated and entertainment world? surely, this kind of bleeding between fact and fiction in this entertainment-saturated environment is affecting us individually, at a psy

. >> whether n it comes to susan collins -- here is what john oliver has to say. let's listen to that. >> hope susan collins flips and be disappointed when she doesn't. >> that's a really long name for a game show. he is talking about health care, tax cut. what is a democrat to do with susan collins? >> one matters, that is susan collins. with her there's not only murkowski and a potentially swingable republicans but swing democrats. it's the gravity everyone is focusing on. you say to her as we said during health care and other folks who got republicans at times, when history calls, history calls. >> you have been in charge of running big votes like this before. what goes on behind the scenes? >> in smaller votes, you look for ways to see if you can convince them on policy, see if you can -- there's something pliable that plays to their state or other like-minded members can convince that senator to flip. in a moment liebke this, it's about the gravity. it's all about health care. i think a lot of people are hanging their hat on a word that she used this weekend,

. >> john oliver. >> just killed -- >> so the script. so the reality is, socialist governments and communist governments are not anti-consumption. they're anti-anybody take away their power. in fact thy like -- in fact they like consumption nice want to distract you so you don't have to worry about other things. >> them democratic socialist countries must like they have more troll. >> they have free enterprise. >> the control that we have to worry about is not them. i believe that the control we have to worry about is the people who control the data. and is the future is basically about the people who control the data, which is i would be much more concerned about a potential dictator for the world's largest country, which happens to have 2 billion people called mark zuckerberg than anybody else. because you have a 32-year-old person who might be very brilliant but he probably hasn't lived half the life you have since you're all the average age of 32 and controls the future. >> to ad what what he said, if you think back about mark zucker

john oliver told his audience there's only one thing left to do. >> look, barring some massive screw-up from trump, the only thing anyone can really do now is vote. and there are actually two key elections you should really try and vote in. one in 2016 and one in 2014 because that is what got us into this mess. his man to take a bite of turkey. but for cyber criminals it's plenty of time to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the most securely encrypted main frame in the world. it's a smart way to eat lunch in peace. sweet, oblivious peace. oh, look... it's a smart way to eat lunch in peace. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. (male friend) thanks for the invite! (anna) front

our claim that the agency suffered and distributed denial of service attacks following john oliver's report on our net neutrality plans is not credible. in the meantime, the agency has ignored the fact that the public docket is flooded with fraud. including have 1 million comments from russia, 2 million individuals with stolen identities, i believe these things need to be fixed. so many people think that washington is rigged against them which saddens me and on too many occasions in the last nine months, the agency proved them right. the good report cards not only look to the past but also offer ai to the future -- a look to the future. i believe at this table there's the desire to extend the region of broadband service and leave the world and 5g wireless deployment and bring the opportunity of the digital age with more people in more places and i see the same dire -- desire everywhere i go. i was in rural new mexico and urban new york, i visited schools with students who lack broadband at home and struggle with nightly schoolwork. there are 12 million children in every state across

it was passed in 2007 when mmang john oliver and rosa delauro and chris murry and myself passed the law. unfortunately, the trail is woefully underfunded for the last five years. the trail system has received 37,000 and the appalachian mountain club. of the approximately 43,000 entity receives, the vast majority goes to volunteer organization to youth and the trails. impressively many of the work and put in 5,000 hours of maintenance activity and i would note that the manager of the trail has done an impressive of nonfederal funding in 2015. they have been very efficient and creative in terms of trying to maximize the support that is far below what the national park trail feasibility study recommended in 2005 when they recommendedal budget. this is an amazing trail that goes through new england landscapes such as long distance vistas, farmlands, forests and travels through colonial landmarks and ecosystems and natural resources, forest gladse and wetlands. rankingthe chairman and member for their support last year and i would urge support of this amendment. and i would reserve the balan

dropped for the animated adventure, which features the voices of jennifer garner, matthew broderick, john olivermila kunis. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. john shrable as look at you forcast. and it loking good. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. another warm and primarily sunny day for the bay area. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's and 70's while inland temperatures will again be seen in the 80's and 90's. high pressure continues to be built up over the area with cloud cover likely to increase into the middle of the week along with onshore flow. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) breaking news we are following this morning... three more boys have been rescued from no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30

john's, pizza hut and subway. when it comes to full service restaurants texas road house, cracker barrel, olive garden and out backak house tops the list. they measured things like food, accurary, quality and website satisfaction. >> i have not done the chick fil a. got to get there. i go to inand out. >> there you go. >>> is your phone spying on you? we put speculation to rest when it comes to your phone and how much it really knows about your conversations and what you search for online. >> also just a terrifying story out of los angeles after a 7-year-old was left all loan at a busy train station. how a tip helped bring him to safety. . >>> today the pope celebrated a special mass for migrants. is he inviting them to the vatican while europe and the united states are increasingly closing their doors to them. several support groups among the guests at the mass. it also marks the 5th anniversary of the pope's landmark visit to a island that for years is the destination of migrants. >>> just a few hours ago the vice president doubled down on the trump administration's commitment to maintaining ice. >> i want to ma

oliver wendell holmes was on the supreme court. holmes fought in the civil war. underling con. in 17575 john quincy adams heard gunfire in boston where george washington commanded forces. washington was born in 1732. that was five lifetimes. make it six. washington's father died at ripe age of 48, 14 years past the average life compensate -- expect tan sy of englishman at a time. it was just getting started. more most of man's live he lived no better on go legs than he lived on four. there is another guy points out the average english citizen in material terms lived no better than the average roman citizen did. the steady state of poverty was just unbelievable. just six lifetimes, all of that changes, you know? there are. there were bars, there are pubs in oxford i've been to -- >> oiler than that. >> built in 1300, you know? >> the striking thing that comes up whenever we, if you take say the 2016 election, move into more contrary, something deal with toward the end of the book. >> yeah. >> the question of what our current political situation tells us about where the west is, that we have t

olive branch. exactly we have might pompeo who's the secretary of state who's been calling for regime change and seeing the putting pressure on iran we've heard john bolton who in the past has talked about attacking iran and saying there is a legal case for that john bolton is the national security advisor they would be very reluctant to get involved in any discussions with iran particularly if there were no preconditions if they didn't see they were going to get something out of it but then what you have to remember is this is donald trump's white house all of these people work at the pleasure of the president they might well see while the president meant this or what we're not going to do unless iran does that if donald trump wants this summit to happen and the really and soon agreeable then this summit could happen as i see he's talked about this in the past but this was a real surprise given the rhetoric and it looks as if this is something he's actually considering just one very brief side note this many people see is classic donald trump the american media for the last few days has been obsessing about his talk about closing down the governm

oliver, thank you. >>> president trump's legal team is once again attacking special counsel robert mueller's investigation. they are also saying t >>> this is a cbs news special report. i'm john dickerson in new york. multiple sources say a second rescue operation at the cave complex in northern thailand has just brought another boy to the surface. the rescue came several hours after divers resumed their effort to lead eight boys and their soccer coach out of the cave. ben tracy is outside the cave in chiang rai, thailand, where more rain is adding to the urgency of the r ben, good morning. >> reporter: john, so there's been considerable activity at the cave site within the last hour and a couple of eyewitnesses say they have seen a boy on a stretcher taken out of the cave now being treated on site at field hospital that has been set up and is set to soon board a helicopter. he'll go to a hospital. he'll join the others who were rescued from the cave last night. if this is another boy, this would be the fifth one coming out of the cave and this would be ahead of schedule. the authorities told us they started this operation a couple of hours ago and we should expect good news