i got to do the daily show, john stewart said the scotus blog, how do people find it. it's the internet. once you get to the front, you'll be able to search for particular cases. >> john stewart is one of the reasons you'll never have television. >> it's the reason probably. >> why? >> he is unbelievely funny and he can cut like a dagger and uses video effectively. the justices are incredibly serious people doing unbelievably important work. that's not how he comes at it. he brings everybody down to earth. uses it to the ends he thinks are appropriate in making fun of it and big important institutions. and having video of the justices, oral argument he can slice and dice, it's something they think would be awful. they've got a point, to a point. the difficulty with that argument is there are still the 95% other times when people would look at that institution and see gosh, they're taking this really seriously. >> you still get nervous when you stand in front of the court? >> i never got nervous. i probably be a better lawyer if i did. it might drive me to prepare even

it's a shame john stewart? the rear with the gear. i want to ask juan a question. come police it in a cover-up of a cover-up, if you deny it, aren't you denying it and by saying are you covering up of the cover-up of the cover-up, cover-up. >> juan: i'm guilty, get the shackles? this is an amazing moment on the five. i think i agree with you. bombing has an effect on me. i think the media should have been on this story earlier. i think the transparency is the part. you got to demand you produce the documents and give everything up front. i understand you are dealing with the c.i.a. and intelligence did you bu at some point because there was deaths involved. i think the media has to go to the heart of the story. they need to be a pit bull, i disagree with my colleagues here. i don't think it's been proven to be involved with lies and conspiracies but the media, wow, why aren't you out there pursuing the story? >> andrea: why wouldn't you jump in for the conspiracy. >> juan: if you show me evidence but there is no evidence of that. >> andrea: how can you say that? >>

political connotations, but here with a small "l," a liberal believes we must be open in the way that john stewart mill in the wonderful essay on liberty argued, must be many experimentings in human life, find our own way with their talents for good and flushishing and happy lives, seek those lives. i think a lib carian, that's a stronger notion saying anything goes, says it's okay to trample on the heads of others if you make a profit from it. that attitude is wrong. we do need to get together and talk a bit how we're going to regulate things so we protect the weak, so that we can promote things that we feel are good, that there is a space in the public forum for debates about things like drug policy and prostitution and education, and i mean, all things that impact our live, but i don't think anything goes. it's a parallel, you know, to having an open mind. they say don't have such an open mind your brains fall out. same is, you know, be open, liberal in the attitudes, but not to the extent you give license to people to do anything they like. >> host: one of the policy debates currently in the s

the tip is mome test >> bill: factor tip of the day, more raw can you say behavior with john stewartzing thing happened today. this billboard went up in times square new york city scaring tourists from all over the world. plus my previous books killing jesus, which will be out. very high up on the building so nobody can put a mustache on me. if you want u.s.a. strong gear for dad, this father's day go to billoreilly.com. all the money i get goes to charity. how to the mail. >> bill: are you crazy, tony? beckel did that and i challenged him. that comprised most of segment last night. willis... >> bill: what is sad is your lack knowledge of this program willis. we have no fear here. wise up. lisa... >> bill: that is absolutely correct. >> bill: you know, to be fair i'm not sure any country does, tom. >> bill: that would be ace producer ron monaco. >> bill: thanks to you and everyone that is reading it. pi think debuts, number ten on the times list moves up to six the following sunday. thank you all. finally tonight the tip of the day, last night on the stewart show i debated my pal, jo

. >> cenk: and john stewart said, i know anthony wiener, and that's not anthony wiener.ge. >> one more story the communications director for the g.o.p. she's republican, and she ran into a little bit of problems because she thought that there was an issue of sexual harassment. she brought that up and talked to who tv in iowa. >> women especially should not have their body parts scrutinized objectified, people should not be ridiculed or mocked for simply the color of pants that they're wearing and those sorts of things were taking place at the capitol. >> cenk: so she complains about that. she's fired seven hours later. and then the head of the republicans in iowa said, no, no, it's okay. we fired her for her career track record. it just happened to be seven hours after a sexual harassment complaint. i don't have to ask. no one is buying that. >> i need to know what color of pants she wore first. >> that one little piece really threw me off in her statement. who cares if you're getting made fun of because of the color of your pants. it seemed so disconnected from her stat

of course, in his way, john stewart took that on. that clip. >> are you eligible to run for president? you were born in canada. >> oh, canada! boom! boom! boom! our beloved texas freedom fighter is nothing but a dirty syrup guzzler. how's cruz going to deal with that one? >> john, i'll leave those questions to others to worry about. >> really? leave it to others? i know someone who could look into it. >> ben, is there a serious question here, though? >> look, it's something that i'm sure would be explored in a campaign, given that we have a president that was born in the united states who had to spend five or six years answering questions about his birth certificate. i think the more serious question for the republican party is if they're being held hostage by extreme elements of the electorate in their primary system. if they really want to change the party in 2016, if they really want to put it on to a winning footing, they should open up the primary process to independents, moderate the electorate, and that will allow them to gove

secretary of state john kerry stewart himmel peace talks between palestinian authorities and israel so far this year israel's army has a victim almost four hundred palestinians from the west bank and dismantled over two hundred houses the number of such incidents has risen sharply since a new israeli government even stronger opposition to a two state solution took office in march and authorities policy are now reports the israeli defense forces are ready to use almost anything to back their government's orders. first it was the bullets then the tear gas and now it's probably the worst smelling substance you will ever smell in your entire life . you stink you bad people i don't have a home it stinks you made it smell i have nowhere to go i can't even see my son you sprayed him developed by israeli security forces this foul smelling liquid is used to disperse palestinian demonstrations and it's proving to be pretty effective if it hits you in the eyes it could be painful and it could cause redness and if swallowed it can cause stomach problems it's important to. state that this material

. >> i know from jon stewart, john somebody somebody is a good guy a good guy.to npr. >> what about the factor? >> you want take the gloves off and go? we can do that. >> want to ring the bell? ding, ding. >> you watch the show? >> when i do i'm taken with it. >> not if i can help it. what's your favorite part of the show watters world? >> i don't think i watch it enough. >> i'm watters. >> oh you are watters. >> you are in my world right now. >> oh my gosh. >> i have got to get out of here! i have got to get out of here. >> calm down. get a hold of yourself. >> all right. my two favorite parts of that norah o'donnell cbs morning news anchor she hates me. >> she hates me too. >> it's my extension that she hates me. >> what did you do to her. >> i never ever had any -- i don't think i have ever had a conversation with her. but that was funny. and then psy the dopey guy from korea, he absolutely ripped off chubby checker. >> no, don't believe it. >> ushered him off they got nervous. >> 1960, 61, chubby checker the biggest thing in the world doing the stupid twist,

he has prosecuted everybody from the new york mob goss john gambino to martha stewart so it is an interestingt the nod from the senate? here to talk about it, the chief white house correspondent for politico and the washington bureau chief of "usa today." susan, progressives have had problems with comey in the past for other issues, a murky role in authorizing the waterboarding. how do you think the nomination process is going to go? >> i think barring disclosures we don't know yet smoothly for republicans. served in a republican administration. contributed to john mccain and mitt romney's presidential campaigns. but for democrats here is a political figure to head the fbi who should have an easy confirmation process at the time. the white house would like to get immigration through the congress. >> where do you see opposition coming from or at least tough questions? do you think more liberals? >> any tough questions are going to be grandstanding. we just saw the best audition tape ever and you'll see why the president doesn't get a bipartisan halo. this is someone nonpartisan. we're told spe

bob hope, jimmy stewart, john wayne entertained.y the man who wrote it irving berlin. >> the american people wanted to have something good out of vietnam and we were something good. we were something that they could look at and say, these guys went through it. >> reporter: this was the scene yesterday as the pow's arrived from all corns of the u.s. greeted by a grateful nation, a marine band and a red carpet. an emotional reunion with friends and yet a remembrance of those missing in action and did not make it home. >> it's not what i experienced, but what did i bring from the experience? part of it is, love of our country, appreciate the freedoms we have, realize the sacrifices that it takes. >> reporter: this is a mock up of the east room, this is where the dinner will be held, a very special evening for these guys, bill and no one is more deserving than those who sacrificed so much. bill: indeed. thank you for that. william la jeunesse, yorba linda at the mix on library. martha: a lot of questions about lois learner's paid admini

john jay so backichiro makes the grab. >> oh. >> chris stewart, he goes yard. around the pole. yankees are up 1-0. more than enough for phil hughes who pitched 8 innings of shutout ball. nine strikeouts including that of josh reddick. yankees take the second game of the series by a final of 4-2. first loss of the year for bartolo colon. >>> and hey, a little cinco de mayo feel before the earthquakes-montreal soccer. quakes down 2-1. 91st minute, cronin finds the back of the net. they manage a 2-2 tie. so the record for the season now if you are scoring at home, two wins, three losses and five draws. >>> all right. phil mickelson at the third round of the wells fargo championship hit a fan today. before we get to that, let me tell you this story here. robert the ghost guerrero tonight in the oasis going to try to beat floyd mayweather junior. mayweather 43-0. odds-makers have mayweather the heavy favorite. earlier i spoke to the man known as the ghost this week. robert joins us from vegas. right now, what do you say, robert? >> i'm excited. i'm excited. can't wa

john jaso back ichiro makes the grab. >> oh. still scoreless. 3rd inning, chris stewarte giant, wraps one around the pole for a solo job. yankees are up 1-0. more than enough for phil hughes who pitched 8 innings of shutout ball. nine strikeouts including that of josh reddick. yankees take the second game of the series by a final of 4-2. first loss of the year for bartolo colon. >>> and hey, a little cinco de mayo feel before the earthquakes-montreal soccer. quakes down 2-1. 91st minute, cronin finds the back of the net. they manage a 2-2 tie. >>> phil mickelson 16th hole, shot looks okay but it sails into the gallery, hits a fan. mickelson gave him an autographed glove, probably threw a c note in. he and watney have the lead heading into sunday. >>> today would have been game 7 between the warriors and the nuggets. but no. thanks to game 6, at oracle, two nights ago. >> rockets red glare -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> that's a special group. [ yelling ] >> playing injured, not going to feel 100% you get tired but it makes it all worth it when you can look back after game six of a se

john wayne, ronald reagan. >> bill: clint east eastwood. >> jon stewart and -- >> bill: wait until stewart hears that. >> everyion hero is a conservative. if you are going to fight evil have you got it believe in evil fight it. >> bill: george clooney played batman. >> and not very well. [ laughter ] >> i don't know what arnold has done. he is not really a conservative guy. he is conservative. >> he is not conservative in the bedroom. >> sea conservative guy. all right. thootion enough of that. abercrombie and fitch you shop in there. not allowed in the dressing room. >> bill: you have a colorful life. the ceo of abercrombie and fitch says they are not going to carry extra large sizes they don't want chubby people in the store. they want people who look like they're models and things like that. now they this is not working out well for abercrombie and fitch. there is a backlash. saying it's not all about body appearance. >> this is what i say bill, it couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people these abercrombie and fitch people are like perverts market near porn to teens and between. kindred spirits with mike

john, is it a homer? no. ichiro reaches up and grabs it to keep it scoreless. 3rd inning. chris stewart, one-time giant.around the pole. yankees go on to win. a final of 4-2. the bulls moving on. taking out the nets in game seven. a former warrior. 99-97 the final. we go to soccer. quakes down 1. earthquakes and montreal play to a 2-2 draw. >> boy, that giants game. >> back to back homers and extra innings. >> anything on the fight? >> kpix5. ,,,, ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. Ñáçwçñ >> hup! >> things are a little slow here, ch cold calling you can do in a day. turns out there's no limit to the number of cheese puffs you can throw at someone's face. >> hup! >> we're getting pretty good at it.

he also took on the mafia, putting john gambino behind bars, as well as the diva of domestic si, martha stewarts on the booshd of a financial services firm and he was general council for a hedge fund. this may come up as an issue during his confirmation process. senator chuck grassley has said if he is confirmed as fbi director, it could mean comey has to build cases against former colleagues. suzanne. >> thanks, brianna. >>> could be the smoking gun in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. cnn got the exclusive testimony that his family has been waiting for. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for when you get married, move into a new house, or add a car to your policy. personalized coverage and savings -- all t

john jay, offering in the glove of suzuki. and kept it scoreless. third inning, chris stewart, a one-time giant. one time her over the pole. the solo shot and the yankees go on to win, a final of 4-2. and moving on to the nba play- offs. they got rid of the nets yesterday in game 7. as marco belliani, a former warrior, 99- 93, the final and in soccer yesterday, the quakes. montreal, extra time. and thrown in with the equalizer. earthquakes tie it up 2-2. the final. go sharks. everyone have a great day. see you later on. >>> all right, coming up this week, we're expecting a big update from caltrans about repairs about the new bay bridge. our conversation with a.m.y -- amy rhine work, the chair of the met polital commission coming up in the next half hour. >> and bay area families wait years for one of these pets. not because they're the pick of the litter. what puts them in high demand. . >> and i'm live near the san mateo bridge where five women were killed when their limousine caught on fire. what we're learning about the victims in thorpe -- this morning. ♪me and you... ghirardelli squares chocolate... ♪a little rendezvo

he also took on the mafia, putting john gambino behind bars as well as the diva of domesticity. comey brought charges against martha stewart and found her guilty of insider trading. >>> michele bachmann has a trial date. the lawsuit against her will go to court in may of next year. it claims bachmann stole and misused an e-mail distribution list from an iowa home-school group during her failed 2012 presidential campaign. the plaintiffs say they suffered emotional distress and loss of business opportunities after the bachmann campaign sent two unapproved e-mails to the iowa christian home educations network. >>> so, incredible, new video you need to see this morning. a b.a.s.e. jumper leaping off of mt. everest. holy cow! 48-year-old russian valery rozov made the jump on may 5th to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the first ascent of everest. the feat took four years of planning, four days of arduous trekking and only one minute for the actual jump, not to mention a giant set of guts. in that 60 seconds, he reached speeds of 125 miles per hour, soaring down more than 23,000 feet. that's four miles. that's a long way and

along liberal or patrick cameron stewart let's get back to it unknown group is sending out well actually before i set this up let me set it up properly the reason john mccain didn't run against al gore in two thousand with george w. bush did john mccain was on a winning streak and if he had won south carolina he would have beat george every bush but in south carolina apparently karl rove engineer a push poll john mccain has a dark skinned daughter and they adopted from bangladesh and the photos she lacked and so there's a push poll that was run in south carolina the week before the primary and became was way ahead in the primary the said if you knew that john mccain had an out of wedlock daughter with a black woman would you still vote for him and they made sure those pictures got the newspapers and suddenly mccain drops a point ga. bush became the nominee and went on to become president that same kind of thing in the exact same state is happening right now the push poll happening would you vote for elizabeth colbert busch if you knew that she'd had an abortion she'd never had abortion would you know would you vote for her if you knew she was caught

that killed 19 service members and took on the mafia, putting john gam binno behind bars and the diva of domesticity. he saw martha stewart trading and comey sits on the board of a financial services firm and served as general counsel to hedge fund and i think this will be the issue you may see in his confirmation process. we've heard from chuck grassley, raising concerns, saying, hey, if he is the fbi director, he may have to build a case against one of his former colleagues. >> he has a history of working with democrats and republicans. what are they saying overall about how the confirmation process will go? >> the expectation at this point is that this is a pick that would be safe, someone else who may have been considers a top national security adviser to president obama, lisa monaco, recently coming into the position here at the white house, but had some experience when it comes to the issue of benghazi, so she may have certainly created more of a flashpoint. you talk to observers here, they think this is a safe bet for president obama to get bipartisan support. >> thank you, brow anna. >>> and one of the suspects in

john mccain's foreign policy trip to syria. >>> the second awesomest thing on the internet today, this picture tweeted out by patrick stewart with a line my first ever pizza slice. hold on, cried the web. how is it purpose that the 72-year-old star is just now eating pizza for the first time? the story made headlines on the daily news, fox news, usa today, countless other outlets. today new york magazine published an extensive interview. people misunderstood. this was my first slice of pizza which i was only eating because my fiancee and i were a little hungover yesterday morning. the man is 72. he said he had eaten entire pizzas before but never a slice. when he was a wee one in england he had never heard of pizza. so when dean martin sang when the moon hits your eyes like a big pizza pie -- stewart also said he was shocked when the slice was brought over and his first comment was there's no knife and fork? and the third awesomest thing on the internet today, of course the vagina shaped pinball machine by a french artist inspired by former congressman todd aiken. >> first of all, from what i understand from doctors, that's real

stewart. >> how do you know they're well behaved? >> jimmy: as long as i don't they're well behaved. >> that is true. >> jimmy: one of your good friends friend is elton johnemember. it's that long ago. but we've sort of been great friends and drifted apart, as it were. so the other night he was doing a concert for m.s. and he couldn't have been more delightful and he said i'm pleased to be here supporting m.s. and my old mate is here and he has a new album coming out. he couldn't have been more lovely. >> jimmy: how long ago did you meet? >> we have known each other for 40 years i imagine. >> jimmy: at one time you went on a safari together. >> it was so gay. it was wonderful. >> jimmy: in what way was it? >> wait for it! we're in the middle of kenya and we used to dress up and eat outdoors. but we dressed up in bow ties and jewelry for dinner. >> jimmy: on safari? >> and we would go around and study droppings. we were calling each other poopologists. >> jimmy: is this where he got the idea for the "circle of life" song? >> it could have been. >> jimmy: you have nicknames for each other? >> i'm sharon and she's phyllis. no i'm phyllis and she's sharon. >>

john mccain inlandcy graham, of course we would never use american troops or do anything that would put us in the middle of it. how are we go going to achieve these fairly ambitious goals. jon stewart said we are going to do it by remote-controlled freedom magic. >> i suppose the only way to get a laugh on such a dismal subject. >> so, a year and a half ago i suggested that we armed those groups that we knew to actually support the principles we would support. exactly the group, the syrian support group who for the first time we're transferring aid to directly 18 months later. we do know who those groups are and we could have been providing them with much more arm as for a long time. as things have escalated, i think we need to be more active. the next thing we could do is take out their air force. right? through cruise missile and air we could make it much harder for him to use chemical weapons. richard, i don't know, assad's father used chemical weapons and killed 20,000 people, possibly up to 30,000 or 40,000 at one go. that's enough mass destruction for me. i can't imagine being subject to a chemical attack. but i would take out his air force and, actually, i think, it is possi

>> stephanie: john, i understand you think this is your ah-ha moment. but i don't -- >> caller: when jon stewartw any party line. >> stephanie: if jon stewart and i don't agree on every subject, i'm whistling past the graveyard? >> caller: last year, i was completely wrong. i felt that in barack started to have people abandon him, he would lose it. i think that's what's going to happen. >> stephanie: you've been saying that for six years now. >> caller: no one has ever questioned him. watch what happens. >> stephanie: john, you call every few months. >> how can you say no one has ever questioned president obama? >> caller: i would have expected -- i don't call all the time. i only listen to you guys when i masturbate. >> stephanie: i'm going to hang up on you so i can mentally rub one out. >> you don't do that. >> stephanie: i do. >> what! >> stephanie: i've gotten better at it. practice. [ laughter ] >> loneliness does that to you doesn't it? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: 45 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> ooh i like her! >> announcer: it's "the stephanie mill

. >> also in the studio, john brzinski of "the office" down to its final two episodes. we'll talk where he's headed next. >>> and martha stewart'sm today we are launching today's great american adventure. we are going on the road. we've already told you four of the locations, we'll start in hawaii and going to yellowstone, then chicago and orlando and tonight i'm going to go to l.a. and be on "the tonight show" and i'll reveal our fifth location, it's a good one. >> you can tell me now? >> tell you a secret, no, i don't think i will. >> good luck with jay tonight and on "the voice" as well. let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker who is in loss aage los angeles. >> thanks so much. can't wait for you, savannah. what's happening as far as the week ahead's weather is concerned, above normal temperatures along the northern tier of states, below normal the lower two-thirds of the country with a lot of wet weather mid-atlantic states on into the southwest, southern california as well, for the week ahead it's going to be wet in the northeast as we get into the midweek period but warmer than usual, below normal temperatures down

stewart said what? and it turns out to be huge and iconic. let me ask a question about song-writing. paul mccartney -- people say paul mccartney writes from the heart, johnsked the question, how did you come up with these songs? did it get to a point where you really didn't need outside stimulus, outside influence, that you could go inside of your head and create a song? >> i think my life has been sort of sponge-like, whatever i've picked up musically, been influenced by. and i think being in touch with your music is very important. and not ever getting fat -- fat in the sense of, you know -- >> yeah. >> i can't write a song like "don't make me over." like i did 35 years ago. it's another language to me now. and i've moved on now. so i get excited about projects. we're doing a musical on painted for memory with elvis costello that chuck lorre is going to do. >> who were some of your first influences, growing up in the '30s and '40s? >> in the '30s? there were no influences. my dad was an influence. i wanted to be like my dad, be a football player. go to vmi until i found out it was a militarile school. >> that's hard. >> so much for that. but your influ

john kerry. we should have the results of that before too long. chicago is next up. let's take a look at facebook. a number of post today by his 100 days in office. his one from stewart -- ignacio says -- jeff is in chicago on our independent line. caller: i love the conference was pretty good. obama has good intentions pretty only problem with obama is that he doesn't really understand economics pretty needs a republican on his side who understands economics. i am not a republican. i hate anybody who predisposes themselves to an ideology because that just shows they are to the good in both parties. both parties have good. both parties that evil in them as well. -- hit18-year-old kb the host: that is jeff in chicago. there is news of action on gun legislation on the house side. proponents a house background check bills has over 100 cosponsors. mike and peter king announced today that their their bipartisan effort to expand background checks to commercial cells of attracted more than 100 house lawmakers. it includes just two house republicans. a couple more minutes of your all phone calls. our public in line. i have a two-part question. one, i want to know how preside