now the wwe is under fire from john oliver.ian called him out on his hbo show for not taking care of their wrestlers. wrestlers dying early is a troubling trend. findings were startling. rates the expected death by age group among the population as a whole, here is former nfl players, and here is wrestlers. that is shockingly high. you expect that line to be labeled test pilots who live on their resume. resume.ied on their david: than all of her called wwe fans -- then john oliver called dubya dubya defense to take action and call for change fans to take action and call for change. andstock took a leg higher started trading today but now is down more than 1%. we will see how wrestlemania goes this weekend. signing up for the balance of power newsletter at bloomberg.com/politics. get the latest on global politics in your inbox every day. tomorrow, my interview with starbucks ceo kevin johnson. 9:30 new york time tomorrow night. bloomberg users can interact with the charts we have shown on gtv . live from new york, this is bl

actually, john oliver was at the table next to me. and i actually have my placard from my table. said, "john, john." he looks over at me. i go, "yeah, dude. [ laughter ] what's up, man? table number one, man." then the night closed out with taylor swift. >> steve: wow. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: and she played five or six songs. >> questlove: five songs. >> jimmy: she was fantastic. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: guitar, piano, it was -- and then, i left after that. but that's when your night began. >> questlove: i dj'd. yeah. >> jimmy: how late did you go? >> questlove: late. [ laughter ] 2:00 in the morning. 2:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: did you really? >> questlove: sandra oh wouldn't stop dancing. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] she was great. i liked her speech. it was really good. >> questlove: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but what a -- did you party in that place with the view with the glass -- lincoln center, right? >> questlove: yeah, yeah, you can see new york city outside. >> jimmy: it's the most beautiful view of new york city. it was so much fun. i was thankful that "tim

and jack that's free only works if you have one of those phone systems voice of right, you know john oliver did a thing on his show on hbo and he set up a roble co machine to call the fcc to complain about robocalls did that have any effect and i guess it shows just how easy it is to do this washington is starting to listen. i mean i can tell you that i work for the washington post and my story about this has been on top of our web site all day long so they're really starting to pay attention and one other thing that consumers can do to let washington know we care is there's a do not track or do not call list sorry, and if you register on that it might nodo a time keep these things from coming in, but at least it tells the government i care about this and you should too is there any punishment or. >>and you know any but penalty for the company's of people who are doing the says by law they're supposed to be but it's so hard to enforce this is the nature of the internet right and this is what's causing so many problems across the internet. >>that really cheap and really easy to set up one of

john: oliver has been in place is in september and is helped 4 people.he firseuof his kind in pe. it is a new role for working dog. johnbb mcguire news, canterbury. laura: canine support. a reminder of our top story -- lawmakers and you can have rejected four -- in the uk have rejected four proposals on brexit. the u.k. is due to leave the eu on april 12 unless lawmakers can come up with a credible alternative. conservative mp nick boles resignedrom his party and walked off the floor of the house of commons. in motion in westminster tonight. i am laura trevelyan. thank yo for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way tough the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentationm e possible by the freeman foundation, and judy and peter blum-kovler neundation, pursuing solutions for america'ected needs. >> what are you doing? >> possibilities. youray is f

most influential people list so i was also one of six to have his own cover an article comedian john oliver wrote about sala saying that he's a better human being than he is a football player and he's one of the best football players in the world bron james naomi osaka and tiger woods also made the cut seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson has signed the most lucrative deal in n.f.l. history his four here one hundred forty million dollars contract extension is worth a record thirty five million dollars a season if that's not enough wilson is thirty years old and has led seattle to the playoffs in six of his seven seasons winning the super bowl in twenty fourteen the deal keeps him there until two thousand and twenty three but he wants to stay longer. than i want to be for life so that was kind of my mentality and the guys that i've always admired in sports. you know the guys that play there the you know those locations for fifteen twenty years guys like derek jeter you know i want to be like that. throughout the sport there is we hear from congressman jerry nadler from the house judic

john oliver, you're leer to save us! >> no, i live in america now.his is your (~bleep ) problem but i have a funny way to show how totally (~bleep ) screwed you are. so bloody (~bleep ) screw. >> oh, my god! so that's basically brexit ( applause ) thank you to be honest, we should been surprised the british are taking this long to leave europe. they aren't good at leaving anything -- pubs, conleys., col. why do you think alfred is still living with batman? he doesn't know when to leave. i told you i could take care of myself, alfred. how about a bat nap? only if you give me my bat blankie. of course, sir, of course, sir. in other news, jussie smollett, a month ago, the empire actor was attacked by two trump supporters who turned out to be nigerian weight lifters who turned out to be american brothers. then after jussie was arrested for faking a hate crime, all the charges were suddenly dropped for no reason. now the story is getting weird. >> just when you thought the case of jussie smollett couldn't possibly have any more twists and turns, it does -

comedian john oliver came out with his own book, trolling the vice president, with proceeds going tod aids groups. >> our story is about marlon bundo falling in love with another boy rabbit because he's gay -- >> on marlon's instagram, marlon actually said the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity, is two books. chris: while mother and daughter are clearly enjoying their lab ration. >> every time i see a picture of a kid reading the book, it makes my day. >> the binding says pence/pence. so it was really sweet. chris: this month the pence family released a new book called marlon bundo's day in the nation's capital. and that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ this sunday the media sees on the mueller report which after two years has [inaudible] bombshells. but many challenging the special councils findings of no evidence of russian collision by president trump or his associates and no prosecution for obstruction of justice. >> i look at this evidence and it sure looks like obstruction of justice. >> the biggest headlin

comedian john oliver came out with his own book, trolling the vice president, with proceeds going tois about marlon bundo falling in love with another boy rabbit because he's gay -- >> on marlon's instagram, marlon actually said the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity, is two books. chris: while mother and daughter are clearly enjoying their lab ration. >> every time i see a picture of a kid reading the book, it makes my day. >> the binding says pence/pence. so it was really sweet. chris: this month the pence family released a new book called marlon bundo's day in the nation's capital. and that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ vised. there's a video of him and he's just kind of telling you what to do and i'm holding onto him for support. my. >> my whole childhood is like that, him opening up the world for me. >> that's what my dad's career was about. there's a bit of a paradox is not for him but the point of it all is all the things we do individually all the passion and the people that matter to us from what we p

. >>> john oliver takes a look at one of the biggest surprises in the mueller report. >> there are multiplents of people ignoring the president's obstructions. like when trump asked cory lewandowski. >> the president gave him orders to tell attorney general jeff sessions to curtail the scope of the russia investigation. lewandowski according to the report never followed through, intending to pass through to an aide who did not follow through on what the president instructed. >> that's a chain of two people fail to go follow through on a demand from the president, and the aide passed order to an assistant who opened the window and shouted it to a grounds keeper, who wrote it down, and taped it to a roomba that was passing by who threw it into a river. >>> 4:58 eastern time. asian markets closed earlier to start the week. european markets are closed. and on wall street, ahead of a busy earnings week, wall street ended higher, dow ended just under 1%. and nasdaq closed up slightly higher. earnings season is in full bloom. facebook, boeing and tesla will report their first quarter earnings wedn

those are some john oliver numbers you're putting on the board right there.en: now, i'm going to read the tea leaves here, of your appearance. i'm so happy to have you here. you're always so fun to talk to, and also on a night like this, after what we learned this weekend... first, i want to read the tea leaves of your outfit. is purple a message of unity for america? >> no. >> stephen: no? ( laughter ) not red and blue coming together? >> you know, look, i think that this is a moment where we've got to acknowledge what's happened with the mueller report, that we've got to take that next step and say, make the mueller report public. we're big, we can all read it. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay. now, as somebody-- you know, as somebody in the senate who knows how washington works, or has a better idea than i do, what do you think the odds are that we're going to get to see it? you know, i don'tno but, if we don't see it, then millions of people around this country are going to keep asking, what's in it that nobody wants us to see? >> audience: right!

before he even became president in an interview with me, john oliver ran this, he admitted he killedple, that he killed three people and that he would continue. another phrase that was used when i'm elected, if i'm elected, the fish and manila bay will be set." he will throw dead bodies in manila bay. that was the implied statement. these are not the drug dealers being killed. these are the poor people. in the course of the poor areas -- this is also where you can see in statistical surveys, support in this demographic has wafer president duterte. the people who cannot defend themselves. the people who are on a list, a backed.ist that is not there's no trial. roof the no p p people being killed are regulars. this is dangerous. normalizing extradition killings. we have to demanand better. president trump. his support of president duterte. how does that affect policy in the philippines? how does it affect you? >> when president trump called cnn and "the new york times" fake news, a week later, duterte called rappler fake news. i think it is a bad time for the world when the former beac

meanwhile, comedian john oliver has a related question.muellif muelle findings and 37 indictments came out at the same time. >> imagine they came out at once and said "russia confirmed to interfered in election." and lawyer, multiple advisers convicted of crimes and trump and his team lied about business with russia, contamma, contact h russians. and which he also attempted to continue but ended up sitting next to the adult film star in a hotel room and watching shark woke because all of that happened as a result of mueller's investigation. >> the point there being it's not just what you know, but when you know. on the trump side, the chief of staff for this president has a new argument, saying, look, mueller intended for barr to reach the decision he's already announced on obstruction. >> what you saw here is simply mueller saying, you know what, i'm going to let barr call this one. he had plenty of evidence to say on collusion absolutely not, and he actually punted over to barr. again, that's the way the system can and does work. >> thes

comedian john oliver came out with his own book, trolling the vice president, with proceeds going to falling in love with another boy rabbit because he's gay -- >> on marlon's instagram, marlon actually said the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity, is two books. chris: while mother and daughter are clearly enjoying their lab ration. >> every time i see a picture of a kid reading the book, it makes my day. >> the binding says pence/pence. so it was really sweet. chris: this month the pence family released a new book called marlon bundo's day in the nation's capital. and that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >>> that's the bottom line. after nearly two years of investigation, thousands of subpoenas, hundreds of warrants and witness interviews, the special counsel confirmed that the russian government sponsored efforts to illegally interfere with the 2016 presidential election. but did not find that the trump campaign or other americans colluded in those efforts. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm p

speaking of russia, last night, john oliver outlined some of the most ridiculous details in the mueller report, including michael cohen's struggle with email. >> from the very beginning, he was inept. he reached out to putin's spokesperson but couldn't get out. he actually emailed dot gof instead, which takes dwrou "game of thrones" where families fight for control of the seven sandbars. it starts in june. this network is [ bleep ]. june. this network is [ bleep ]. we need a solution. introducing... smartdogs. the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. available to the public... never. smartdogs are not the answer. but geico has a simple tip. turn on "do not disturb while driving" mode. brought to you by geico. when didwhen i needed ton? jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. i that's the retirement plan.e, with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my sel

my favorite moment of this when john oliver finally decided to put 100 scientists on his stage in white coats. 99 of them were on one one side and one on the other, to show that the scientific community says it's happening. and i think what's important as you look at the goals in the green new deal and no one thinks we're going to dot every "i" and cross every "t" in a short period of time, but we need those goals. we need the energy of young people and people that really want to move on climate change. so this is what i say to my rural voters. i say look at what's in front of you. because for too long we've been talking about it on more of a coastal issue, which is true. rising sea levels, the greenland sheet issue was in the news today, hurricanes. but let's talk about the middle of the country where we need to political support. and i personally think someone from the heartland could do a good job of that. what do we see in front of us? floods all over iowa, nebraska, and missouri. this is important so i'm going to finish this. we have got -- i feel you creeping over my shoulder, not

charlotte says marlon brings funny letters together, erasing political lines, but comedian john oliverolling the vice president. with proceeds going to lgbt and age groups. >> our story is about marlon bundo falling in love with another boy rabbit because our marlon bundo -- >> on marlon's instagram, marlon actually said the only thing better than one bunny book that benefits charity is two bunny books that benefit charity. >> chris: marlon can be seen on instagram flipping the pages of his book. while mother and daughter are clearly enjoying their collaboration. >> every time i see a picture of a kid reading the book it just makes my day. >> one of the first pictures she sent me on her phone was the binding where it says pence, pence. it was really sweet. >> chris: this month, the pence family released a new botus book. it's called marlon bundo 'has day in the nation's capital. and that's it for today. have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" " ♪ - [announcer] if you want to make more money and take control of your financial future, then get ready because real esta

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it has gone mainstream john oliver tackled this issue yesterday.en moore, potential nominees to be on the federal board of governors and getting a vote at every single meeting. herman cain had some experience, he ran a business. but i think what is most worrisome here to critics is that he had a pac whose goal was to carry out public relationship campaigning to facilitate and grow a movement to fight for the president's policies is that problematic? >> there is two issues here. i think it is important to focus on both and the market hasn't yet. and we can talk why people are so relaxed about it. one is this notion of political interference with the fed. that is not good news. the second is what set of experience and expertise do you want on the fed? and what are they missing most, i think, is what president trump called the feel for the market people who have a good feel for the market and neither of the nominees brings that these are the two issues i can tell you the market so far are really relaxed they shouldn't be, but really relaxed about this

our correspondent john maguire reports. oliver the labrador personifies a man's best friend.that he sits with a vulnerable victim or witness being interviewed by the police and offers silent support. even in this demonstration we're filming today, oliver knows exactly what to do. oliver is lying on rachel, and when he does that and rachel sort of strokes him like that, it actually releases oxytocin in both oliver and rachel, so oxytocin is our social bonding hormone. it releases the love hormone, so we naturally become more relaxed and more calm and in doing so, it allows rachel to communicate more openly when testifying in an interview. there are over 200 of these dogs across north america and have been for the past 20 years, but there is no research and what we're doing at the moment is we're working with the kent police and we're evaluating the benefits and the effectiveness of oliver and dogs like oliver in providing companionship when victims and witnesses are being interviewed in a police interview process. this recreation of a police interview room at the university is

you have the american economist, john oliver, going after the joke of small business.with big banks that really do not want to do business with them? karen: technology is going to take away some of these frictions that have been in the marketplace. to dodid not want business with anyone who wanted a small loan because they were not making any money. but if they could automate this -- you have artificial intelligence, and you can be the bank of choice, along with all the other services you will hevide, i think jamie dimon, talks a lot about how much he wants to keep his small business. tom: when we were children, it was chemical bank. there's always that one bank that does small business. do you see evidence that bank of america really wants to do small business loans? karen: bank of america has chosen to put consumer loans first, but brian moynihan grew up in small business. he was the head of small business when i was the head of the sba. he is committed to it. he will come back to small business. tom: and what is so scary here is, on page 115, there is a scatter. cha

john maguire has more. oliverea is that he sits with a vulnerable victim or witness being interviewed by the police and offers silent support, evenin police and offers silent support, even in this demonstration we are filming today, oliver knows exactly what to do. oliver is lying on rachel and when he does that and rachel and when he does that and rachel strokes in like that, that releases oxytoci n rachel strokes in like that, that releases oxytocin in both oliver and rachel, so oxytocin is our social bonding hormone, it releases the hormone, so we naturally come over more relaxed and more calm and it allows rachel to come over more calm when testifying in an interview. allows rachel to come over more calm when testifying in an interviewfi owner is a psychology lecturer here at canterbury christ church university, she brought him over from north america having heard how successful the facility dog programme has been there, where it has been running for 20 years. he is highly trained. so when he has his cape on, h

him along withon oliver north and john poindexter who sold missiles to our enemy, iran, in order to goround congress to fund a war in nicaragua against of the dictatorship we had placed in 50 for the advantage of the united fruit company and banking.thers we destabilized these countries in the 1980's and they have not recovered since. we still have a military presence in honduras. in of this destabilization the triangle countries in central america is the result of american policy over the last 50 years. now we are pretending it is their fault. this is the way america seems to behave under republican administrations. look at what is going on with the palestinians and israelis now. trying tois are discredit a movement in america of u.s. citizens because they want us to support them in foreclosing the possibility of the palestinian state. this is all connected, people have to understand this. thank you very much for allowing me this much time. host: anthony in miller place, new york, a democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for the opportunity. susan.brian lamb and i

of trustees of harvard decided in the interest of holding out an olive branch they were going to present a honorary harvard degree. john quincy adams almost had a fit and wrote to the president saying you can't do that but the occasion went forward. they say we can't stop this but we will show jackson up. in those days it was not unheard of and it was still accepted practice on certain occasions for academics to give their addresses to deliver their papers in latin. the traditional language of electricals in the academy and so without telling the president of the university whose reputation was on the line saying sure i will be happy to speak on this so there were several speeches and the speakers before jackson stood up and gave their speeches in latin. jackson would obviously not know what was happening and be so embarrassed that he would be humiliated and shown up and that would be the end of it as i say with explaining these historical stories context is necessary, this was at a moment when jackson was holding the union together by force. south carolina was threatening to secede from the union over eight tariff tha

oliver's been in place in september and in that time has helped four people. he is the first of his kind in europe and yet another new role for working dogs. john maguire, bbc news, canterbury. time for a look at the weather. here is matt taylor. a lovely afternoon out there. feeling patently warm in the sunshine in the south. but a change of month and a com pletely but a change of month and a completely different week of weather this week. we'll see things turning much colder during the next 2a hours and it is going to be a week filled with april showers, some heavy with hail, thunder, sleet and even snow, particularly over the hills of northern england. and we never quite get rid of the overnight frost. the cold est get rid of the overnight frost. the coldest air is to the north west of this weather front, which coldest air is to the north west of this weatherfront, which is coldest air is to the north west of this weather front, which is edging closer and closer to west scotland and northern ireland. out towards the west of the hebrides, it will move in through the evening but ahead of it across parts of scotland and northern ireland, furthe

olive, there he is. your great-grandfather. that's my grandfather. i talk about john, lionel, ethel.i want to be an actress. but i also need to be a policewoman. >> works. >> and i said -- >> that works. that works. >> i was like, i love you so much. that's wonderful. >> we want to talk about your show. "santa clarita diet." it's a marriage between a wife turned zombie and still human husband. this is your first tv series. >> it is. >> why this? >> you know, timing is everything. i had a -- you know, sort of derailment of my own personal life plans. and this show came along. and it was a wonderful opportunity to -- it had kids. i was getting divorced. what is my life? i had stopped acting for awhile to raise them. there comes those moments where you're like, who am i? as a parent, you're like, you have this expectation. i'm supposed to get back to me. i will never be the same after having kids. what am i trying to get back to? it's only looking forward, the rearview mirror is lyiike a ridiculous metaphor gnat no longer applies. your life plans change. that is difficult to navigate. t

our correspondent john maguire reports. oliver the labrador personifies a man's best friend.ictim or witness being interviewed by the police and offers silent support. even in this demonstration we're filming today, oliver knows exactly what to do. oliver is lying on rachel and when he does that and rachel sort of strokes him like that, it actually releases oxytocin in both oliver and rachel, so oxytocin is our social bonding hormone. it releases the love hormone, so we naturally become more relaxed and more calm and in doing so, it allows rachel to communicate more openly when testifying in an interview. there are over 200 of these dogs across north america and have been for the past 20 years, but there is no research and what we're doing at the moment is we're working with the kent police and we're evaluating the benefits and the effectiveness of oliver and dogs like oliver in providing companionship when victims and witnesses are being interviewed in a police interview process. this recreation of a police interview room at the university is used to study the psychology of