john stewart. >> you like it. >> no. cash flow is down and debt is going up. >> that's it for forbes on fox. keep it right herewith eric boling and cashin' in. >> uncle sam calling on major log football and nba to tout obama care. without them, medical costs will sore. still more prove we need to let the clock run out on obama care before we take it. >> what you see is what you get. i am not an actress. >> paulul don't endorsement dea gets fried but not everyone is dropping her like a hot potato. and her bock sales are sizzling. uld it help her rise again? cashin' in starts cooking right now. hi, erybody. i am eric boling and welcome to cashin' in. wayne, and john and juan joining and keisha. welce, everybody. the government nfirming it is using nfl and otr sports to promote health care and the playbook is to get healthy young americans and it will save the cost of sicker people. but the priceay not beight for the young people. johnathon, young people said i don't want to do this. i rather pay the fine forot having alth

viacomis a machine that transforms fame in cash and works forthe share holders and john stewart. >> youike it. >> no. cash flow is down and debt is going up. >> that's it for forbes on fox. keep it right herewith eric boling and cashin' in. >> uncle sam calling on major log football and nba to tout obama care. without them, medical costs will sore. still more prove we need to let the clock run out on obama care before we take it. >> what you see is what you get. i am not an actress. >> paulul don't endorsement dea gets fried but not everyone is dropping her like a hot potato. and her bock sales are sizzling. uld it help her rise again? cashin' in starts cookin

they keep on getting john stewart and he's the most worst management company. it's hard for low income people to get into property. they go by your credit report. i feel if they're doing these hope six projects, they should go under the san francisco housing authority guidelines so people can get in because people cannot get places with bad credit, but if they constantly paying their rent they should be able to have a place to stay. that should not have nothing to do with it. also, i wanna know -- because we never [inaudible] in 2006 who is over the hope six project? >> thank you. next speaker. >> [inaudible]. >> she says may name is mary and i live in the housing right now. i've lived there for four years i have a son that's 2 years old and i have windows that have gone without repair. >> [inaudible] >> she says what the problem is other than the windows being broken there's a lot of people who do a lot of vandalism and they break things around the properties. >> thank you for the translation. next speaker please. >> i'm a former resident of west side court. i

john stewart is taking time off to direct a movie. that means he has some time for a new show.rt came on the program, which is the egyptian version of the daily show, with a black cloth over his head to show his host who's been on "morning joe" he faces an investigation for insulting egypt's president. he took time to poke fun at egyptian authorities. >> i do his job in a country that has carved out already. it is settled law. satire is settled law. governments have realized that jokes -- if your regime is not strong enough to be handle a joke, then you don't have a regime. >> by the way, stewart is giving good shaving advice. little crust on the vacation. >>> if you want to buy an antique coffin, if you're in the market for t who doesn't want one, an iowa man put this beauty up on craig's list. the only problem, there's still bones inside. the owner says the remains have been there for a long time. he doesn't have anything to do with it. they were donated in the 1880ed. it's another thing that's going to make it sound funny. it's illegal to sell unidentified human remains. >>>

i'm john oliver. jon stewart is off for the summer performing a david blaine-like stunt where he spends 90 straight days not hosting a talk show. my guest tonight is fareed zakaria. this is-- ( cheers and applause ) yes. this is actually his 17th time on the show, so he literally has more experience with interview segments on this show than i do. ( laughter ) but first, it seems like a supreme court decision on gay marriage will come down some time in the next two weeks. there have already been some seismic changes recently in our nation's sole landscape. >> after months of consideration about initiatives as divided its ranks, during a passionate debate, tonight the boy scouts of america has voted to allow openly gay members. >> john: yes! ( cheers and applause ) yes! yes! yes! now, that is wonderful news for gay boy scouts, but-- ( laughter ) a tragic end for the merit badge for closet staining. easy to earn that badge. difficult to keep. but this progress is actually not quite what it seems. >> this means the l

president although that doesn't matter to people like bill maher her because his purpose like that of john . stewart or stephen colbert is to be a lackey for the democratic party hell he even used his standup comedy tour as a giant political ad for obama. i would like tonight there was a donation to the obama super pac which has the very unfortunate child with her name priority us. i know it was named already. said i would like to read. more than a million dollars. yup bill maher presented a giant cartoon check for a million dollars to obama while fear mongering to his captive audience about why there is no other choice than to support a war criminal and any time there's a real change amassing moher arrogantly rejects it once or for an occupy wall street members as quote just a bunch of douchebags who think throwing a chair through the starbucks window is going to bring on the revolution. yeah bill because you know what is going to bring on the revolution giving millions of dollars to perpetuate endless war the erosion of rights and a climate of fear and hatred for one another how far you've come bi

john: yes! i've got it! i've got it! >> even though jon stewart is a t.v. icon whose hard-won legacy oliver is pissing away. >> john: whoa! >> for an audience watching out of nothing but habit. >> john: no, no. >> yearning for the real jon's return in september. >> john: let's get back on point. >> so the next guy who tries to talk smack about immigrants is going to have us to deal with! >> exactly. you till me to speak english! you (bleep)ing speak english! (cheers and applause) >> jon: while immigrants are taking the path to citizenship you'll be crawling down the path to the emergency room! you will >> you will only need one document there -- a prescription for morphine! that's a painkiller mother (bleep)er! >> so you come here next week and we take these chairs, these cold, steel chairs and we will unfold them. yes, we will. and we will sit down and we will discuss the complexities of immigration reform with you. (cheers and applause) >> immigrants built this country and helped lead it into the vibrant path we call the american dream >> you can believe i

. >>> and john stewart, we hardly miss you. john oliver's now in the chair for the summer. >>> intelligence agencies are secretly collecting millions of americans' phone records on a daily basis. >> you had [ bleep ] kidding me? jon's been gone one day! one day! we had such a fun, gentle first show planned for you as well. a few harmless unbritish jokes. like, oh, this is a football, not a soccer ball. half-way through the show we were going to break and have a little tea time. not only is the government tracking everyone's phone calls, but that's just the tip of the [ bleep ]berg. >> now we're hearing it goes way onphone record to our internet habits and who we e-mail with. >> i bet the amish are feeling pretty blooup sm[ bleep ] smug . >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. greatest problem for the obama administration is at the state department. diplomatic security agents and at least one ambassador are now embroiled in serious allegations of misconduct, though not documented, including soliciting prostitution invol

i think part of the differential in historical terms is he had such an impact when john stewart was ont had a big shift. i want to play a little clip from the film that i really love and talk about that for a second. >> sure. >> he had a domineering father. i think he had a real reaction to that. >> he was obsessed than saying i'm more famous than my father. i make more money. more americans see me. when i came back an hour later it looked like confetti. >> my dad was always trying to live up to his father, i think. >> it's very interesting insight to see this guy, this alpha guy was dealing with his father image, these daddy issues. >> that was quite a revelation. we talk to a lot of his colleagues and family and friends and that was the nilt that kept getting beaten. he was very famous of his father's fame. >> a big singer in the '20, '30s. >> he was one of the first recording stars. he was paling around with the kennedys. his father was best buds with joe kennedy. mort wanted to be more famous than his dad. we kept hearing that from the people around him. when he turned 55 he hit th

. >> yog i don't have to run the clips because john stewart is running them for me.ething about being on the outs of your party. give me your quick assessment of chris christie's viability in 2016. he set up a lot of problems for himself, hugging obama, the new spending free on the special election. >> he's set up a problem with himself with some folks but there are a lot of republicans that love the guy for what he's able to do, translate conservatism in a very cool way, in a very direct way that is focused on some of the fundamentals that we've always argued about, the fiscal responsibility whatever. the reality of chris christie is one he's going to shape in the next couple of years going into 2016 not so much concerned about hearing the honking horns from the folks on the right and that's his operandi. he's not fazed by it and i don't think he'll be fazed by it in 2016. chris christie is a long ballplayer. it's not about getting through this election cycle. it's how you set the argument going forward about a tran sen dent party that he wants to lead. >> everythin

not -- that tillman is good in front of the camera, but in terms of the next generation of john stewart'setimes, the barrier to entry can be a good thing. >> what do you say to the old- timers who say, this is really bad for this country, all of this stuff yet the video and nonjournalists getting into it? >> there is a case for that. a lot of people are given a public forum who are not -- who do not deserve it. at the same time, a lot of people in the media rose to a certain rank who may not have deserved to be there. i know in my small experience, having worked at various news organizations, you see people, older journalists, who you know would not cut it today. that does not mean they are not good at what they do, but the demands of their generation and hours are very different. i think that older people who decry what the media saturation is doing to us in terms of possibly being updated and the cost in stream, it is a valid complaint and the argument of, take your time and get your facts right, that will always be true. health care the ruling, the boston marathon bombing, and i think

and laugh about drones, only time he speaks about it is when he's on john stewart or google hang out, not invited to the supersoaker parties, but i ran into a former senior official recently, chased him across the parking lot -- [laughter] true story, and i was trying to ask questions about someone deeply involved in the kill program in overseeing these things, and he agreed to talk. i usually don't make agreements with powerful officials, but i want to understand what happened here. he said i'll talk if the name doesn't appear in the article. i don't like that, but i will. i can't say who it was, but it was a senior obama administration official. he said when president obama was told this kid was killed, that he was extremely upset, and that he was told, president was told by the cia and joint ordinary reason and operationed command that this guy mentioned before was alone and that was the target, but what was more interesting is john brennan, now the cia director, at the time was the senior adviser on homeland security and counterterrorism, that brennan believed it was an intentiona

i am john oliver, jon stewart still not here. he is at home recovering there a state-of-the-art procedure in which he switched faces with nicholas cage. ( laughter ) they took his face off. my guest tonight from "mad men," linda cardellini is here. ( cheers and applause ). but first, first tonight, i and the rest of america woke up this morning in the worst way imaginable. >> governor, welcome back to the channel. >> thank you. i get to be here the entire hour. >> john: well, well, well. ( cheers and applause ) well, well, well. look what the fox dragged in ( laughter ) sarah palin has been hired back by fox news, and she only left five months ago. she's now effectively quit quitting. ( laughter ) she can't even commit to being uncommitted. but, you know, you know what? let's be fair to her. people do change. what are you up to? >> i am doing great, writing a book, a book about christmas, and pushing back on the politically correct who would try to take christ out of christmas. do new yorkers feel like you're just a bunch of litt

new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> hello there. welcome to the daily show. i'm john oliver. jon stewart is still not here. he is currently living out a live-action lord of the rings role-playing experience deep in the new zealand winderness where i believe he's serving in the navy there. he's having fun. the point is he's having fun. my guest tonight is the creator of some of my favorite shows on television including the thick of it. alan partridge. armando is here with us. ( applause ) so yesterday we discussed the news that the n.s.a. has been tracking our call records, emails, even our personalized birthday cakes. look, complain all you want about that but it's how we calbin laden. surprise. surprise! tonight, we continue our coverage of the n.s.a. scandal with our ongoing segment "it means the n.s.a. can read the time off your [bleep] wrist watch. ". >> you won't know who to trust. eah. [ cheers and applause ] yowser. the good news, "you're not paranoid" is brought to you by blankets. cower under them for the illusion of safety. blankets. so far, we've learned th

captioning sponsored by comedy central >> john: welcome to "the daily show" i am john oliver. jon stewart is gone for the summer. i'm not supposed to say this but someone got him pregnant. (laughter) he's gone to a community for older then a similar situation. (laughter) our guest tonight, the magnificent singer and human being mavis staples is here! (cheers and applause) mwah! but we begin tonight with the the ever-growing list of scandals that has befallen this great nation. there was the i.r.s. targeting conservative groups, the d.o.j. spying on journalists, the n.s.a. creeping on everyone, and i are cently g-o-d's decision to ruin the new england patriots. (laughter) and on the fourth day he did attempt to run up the middle and lo, he was crushed. (laughter) and the lord was sore amused. let's all agree. let's just all agree, we are at precipice of scandal overload right now so let's please just talk about something else. >> at the risk of giving you scandal overload, tonight we have a new one. >> john: no, no, no, no, no! you don't understand! you're putting me in a difficult positio

i am john oliver, jon stewart still not here.is at home recovering there a state-of-the-art procedure in which he switched faces with nicholas cage. ( laughter ) they took his face off. my guest tonight from "mad men," linda cardellini is here. ( cheers and applause ). but first, first tonight, i and the rest of america woke up this morning in the worst way imaginable. >> governor, welcome back to the channel. >> thank you. i get to be here the entire hour. >> john: well, well, well. ( cheers and applause ) well, well, well. look what the fox dragged in ( laughter ) sarah palin has been hired back by fox news, and she only left five months ago. she's now effectively quit quitting. ( laughter ) she can't even commit to being uncommitted. but, you know, you know what? let's be fair to her. people do change. what are you up to? >> i am doing great, writing a book, a book about christmas, and pushing back on the politically correct who would try to take christ out of christmas. do new yorkers feel like you're just a bunch of little b

stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> welcome to the daily show. welcome to the daily show. i am john oliver, jon stewart still not here. he is currently walking across the grand canyon. my guest tonight from the roost, the great quest love is with us. (cheers and applause) let's get straight into it tonight. huge news this morning out of the supreme court. >> the supreme court just a short time ago struck down a key part of the voting rights act. now this part determines which states must actually get federal permission before they change their voting laws. >> okay, basically the key part of the voting rights act they removed was the one that applied strict scrutiny to states with a previous history of racial discrimination, those states, of course, being white sylvania, pale-afornia, caw cariacut, and mississippi. but look, look-- (applause) this is clearly a very bold move from the supreme court this was a landmark piece of civil rights legislation. i hope that chief justice roberts has a pretty compelling reason to get rid of it. >> in his opinion chief justice john roberts wrote

stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> welcome to the daily show. welcome to the daily show. i am john oliver, jon stewart still not here. he is currently walking across the grand canyon. my guest tonight from the roost, the great quest love is with us. (cheers and applause) let's get straight into it tonight. huge news this morning out of the supreme court. >> the supreme court just a short time ago struck down a key part of the voting rights act. now this part determines which states must actually get federal permission before they change their voting laws. >> okay, basically the key part of the voting rights act they removed was the one that applied strict scrutiny to states with a previous history of racial discrimination, those states, of course, being white sylvania, pale-afornia, caw cariacut, and mississippi. but look, look-- (applause) this is clearly a very bold move from the supreme court this was a landmark piece of civil rights legislation. i hope that chief justice roberts has a pretty compelling reason to get rid of it. >> in his opinion chief justice john roberts wrote

. >> that is john oliver, his first night taking over for john stewart on the daily show.ly geist with al roker and natalie morales. >> you're joining right now. >> i am. i have my teammates lined up. >> nice. we'll explain coming up. we'll talk about the benefits of exercise and starting at a young age as these kids are. also some of the aches and pains you may have. we'll show you the best ways to prevent common injuries later on. also, if you ask -- if we asked you a question earlier, have you ever snooped in someone's medicine cabinet when you're a guest in their home? only 28% of you will admit to doing that on our website. we know it's higher than that. >> have you done it. >> no, no -- well maybe -- the other 72% say no. it's an invasion of privacy. we'll talk about that and answer your summer etiquette questions coming up. we have everything your kids need if they're heading off to camp. you want a check of the weather for us. >>> let's look ahead. starting with today, we're looking at sunshine in the southeast, mid-atlantic states, gulf coast. strong storms into t

john stewart, taking a break from his hosting of the popular late night show.e did find time to stop by the daily show last night. he and on the show with a black cloth over his head. the audience applauded wildly when his identifity was revealed. he was even jailed on allegations that he insulted president's -- >> i do a job in a country that has carved out already. satire is settled law. governments have realized that jokes -- if your regime is not strong enough to handle a joke, then you don't have a regime. g. g. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. to accept less and less in the name of style and sophistication. but to us, less isn't more. mo

stewart? hey, boss, yeah, the show is going okay. on the other hand, i think the country might be completely falling apart. and by the way, good luck tracing a finger phone, nsa. >> does john oliver translate as jon stewart's summer replacement? and does "the daily show" need a comedic transfusion? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "reliable sources." >>> for a guy who's in hiding in hong kong, ed snowden hasn't been totally inaccessible to the media. he granted an interview to the south china "morning post" this week and he had this to say in that video interview with the guardian's glenn greenwald. >> i think the public is owed an explanation of the motivations behind the people who make these disclosures that are outside of the democratic model. when you were subverting the power of government, that's a fundamentally dangerous thing to democracy. >> and just about everyone on television it seems has a view about snowden, his leaks from the nsa and his motivation. >> i don't think this snowden character is a hero at all. >> whistleblowers in general, we need them and they are heroes. >> i certainly don't think he's a hero. >> i have no doubt that he felt like he had the best

. >> jon stewart is taking the summer off from "the daily show," replaced by john oliver. een a writer for the show since fall, 2006. stewart is taking time off to make his first feature film. he's making a joke about it last night. let's take a look. >> i'm actually leaving for a very noble reason. i'm actually, i don't know if anybody knows it, getting a massive plastic surgery makeover. turn this ugly duckling into a beautiful swan. actually, here is what i believe i'll look like when i return. just get used to it. >> that's pretty good. >> not bad. >> stewart passed the baton over to oliver. >> it's my show now. >> jon, excuse me. >> sorry, will you hold on for a second? what? >> you are starting on monday. i was going to do a heart felt good-bye. >> wow. you're still here. look. look. i got your pens. i'm putting them in my pants. i'm putting them in my pants. sorry about the pen. >> i wonder how the show is going to be? >> i think it will be great. john oliver is a funny guy. he's fantastic at putting pens in his pants. >> the pen in the pant routine. >>> we have hear

john oliver. still here for jon stewart who is currently in moscow or ecuador or on a flight somewhere or escaped from the national zoo. we don't know. we don't know at this point. my guest tonight, actress maggie gyllenhaal is here. [ cheers and applause ] but first, but first tonight, money, money, money, money, money! you might remember five years ago when banks nearly destroyed the world. do you remember thinking, i couldn't get any more pissed off at financial institutions than i am right now. well, you're about to get [bleep]. >> bombshell emails reportedly show how two big credit rating agencies accepted cash in exchange for green-lighting the risky practices that got us into this long mess. one s&p official reportedly emailed, "let's hope we are all wealthy and retired by the time this house of cards faulters." and another quote, "lord help our expletive scam. this has to be the stupidest place i have worked at." >> john: by the way just incidentally i'm guessing that's not the first time that she smith has had to say, "this has to be the stupidest place i've ever worked at." but now, loo