captain etsil and daniel siem moniker kathrin from the john stewart company t project sponsor is also here to provide you with a briefing on the stalts and then daniel can run through with you the designs of block 10. this concludes my presentation, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. >> good afternoon x commissioner, i'm cath lin from the john stewart company, i have a powerpoint presentation that i can deliver which is very similar to what we delivered in february with an overall update of phase 1 and setting the stage with phase 2 or we can roll into daniel's presentation with more specific designs on block 10, i was told we should keep the conversation brief. >> maybe quickly run over the context. >> sure, and while daniel's loading, what i'll do -- so, this is really the critical part of what i was going to present, and this set it is stage for part 2, it's a little blurry, essentially phase 1 of hunters' view is what you see at the top of the map in where the box colored diagrams are, that's completed last year, fully occupied and managed by th

. >>> after two week vacation, john stewart is back at the daily show.ed last night to what he calls a world gone mad. >> two weeks of sun, fun, and stealing tropical birds. truth is until i sobered up i thought he was a lemur. the point is this, man, good break. i tuned out, i chilled out. what am i going to miss in a two week period, right? it's the summer! >> the immigration nightmare, the spy scandal explodes. >> crisis in the middle east. >> republicans just announcing plans to sue the president. >> toxic bomb shell. >> tropical storm watches for the east coast. >> terrorists with nuclear materials. >> standing on the brink of all out war. [ laughter ] >> shocked the parrot to death. >> it gets serious real fast. one thing he didn't miss was a slimy case of snails on a plane. firms at lax seized 67 giant african snails. apparently they came from nigeria where they are considered a delicacy. they are banned in the us. they pose a threat to 500 plants. they can lead to meningitis in humans. officials don't believe smuggling was involved and say the in

john stewart getting perhaps the closest yet fo answering the big question with a joke about the kindrs most. >> would you like to have corners or would you like it not to have corners? >> you know, i think that the world is so complicated, the fewer corners that you can have -- >> we'll see. mrs. clinton with john stewart overnight. >>> you've got to see this tonight, a diver coming to the aid of a sea turtle whose flipper became tangled in a fishing line. he removes the rope, he swims off and then doubles back as if to give his new friend a hug. we love seeing that today. >>> when we come back here on a wednesday evening, the extraordinary hero who fought for this country but tonight it's his new team cheering him on and you will be, too, when you hear why he's "america strong." thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance q

hillary clinton was on "john stewart." he, of course, took the opportunity to ask her about running for office only like john stewart can. here's how it went. >> let me ask you a question. do you like commuting to work or do you like a home office? >> no, i've spent so many years commuting. i kind of prefer a home office. >> do you have a favorite shape for that home office? do you like that office -- let's say, would you like that office -- would you like it to have corners or not to have corners? i don't know. >> you know, i think the world is so complicated. the fewer corners that you can have, the better. >> some pretty good stuff there. really creative way to ask that question. as they got more into the interview, john, she quickly made a pivot to income inequality, something she's really trying to get right especially after some of the gaffes that were made about the clintons being dead broke. her response was, actually, we've been very, very lucky in our life. it seems like she's doing her very best to try to connec

. >> coming up, remember when i schooled john stewart earlier this year? well, hillary clinton is schooling us on how to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars and call yourself broke. you think that's funny madame secretary? we don't. headquarters" live from the capital. >>> welcome back, everybody. you know what, it pays to be hillary clinton. on the same week she yucked it up with jon stewart, a new report shows hillary clinton raked in $275,000 for a single speech at a public college in buffalo. all this as college tuition is skyrocketing and student loan debt is at a record high. michelle, help us out here. tone deaf or what? >> well, what bothers me is the media destroyed mitt romney for being rich, yet hillary clinton makes almost $3,000 a minute to talk to poor college kids who have a 15% unemployment rate who 23% of them are living at home with their parents. she doesn't care about them. her daughter, hillary clinton's daughter makes $75,000 a speech. they don't care. they act like they're populist. they're the kardashians of politics. they're j

more people get their news from john stewart than anyplace else.st news sources down at the bottom was john stewart. they watch it they like it they laugh but they don't trust the information. maybe they don't trust you eith either>> the davis show i like it it is funny. i wouldn't say it is my most trusted source of information. i was watching this week they were talking about the need to pay everybody a living wage. we realize they have unpaid internships at the tail low show. that's not a secret. i think people, at least the people that answer the poll recognize the inconsistency. >> finally obamacare wouldn't deliver all that was promised. remi inserted himself into a white house press conference. >> you said while the law was being debated if you like your plan you can keep it. ♪ >> you sell ads on the channel and support yourself that way. >> i got my own channel on u tube. supported my adses a lot of music i have made in the past is for sale. so far so good. i get to put myself in odd situations like the white house pressroom and flying on t

. >>> john stewart and hillary clinton, what a love fest. >> the eyewitness view to the history of thosears and i think i speak for everyone when i say i just want to know if you're running for president. >>> here are a few of your top tweets. too much speculation early on. the amount of coverage has been judged right. barry watson takes away coverage of all those illegals. strange how we take away one crisis for another. accurate but overblown, natural news being pushed aside. >> bubble into cable-sew. >> it will be just as big for the next week at least. there were plechblt of light moments, in fact it was almost all light moments when hillary clinton stopped by to talk with john stewart. >> if you were not, i think, running for president, all of this criticism, i truly believe this. the family and all that. there is constant cause for testimony, there are con -- if you say tomorrow, i'm not running for president, it all stops. >> i think a lot of people would lose their jobs if it all stopped. >> sitting around picks heads and making fun of it. it's just not right. >> could i say that

. >> coming up, remember when i schooled john stewart earlier this year? well, hillary clinton is schooling us on how to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars and call yourself broke. you think that's funny madame secretary? we don't. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. . . lays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! >> good morning. i'm leland in washington. mow cow is blaming rebel forces of destroying evidence. this as national monitors say they are still being kept from getting full access to the crash site. and new pictures of the rocket launcher used to bring that plane and the 298 people breaki that rocket launcher is now, plus how foreign affairs committee chairman, ed royce, is on th

>> a lot to think about, it was john stewart talking about the avalanche of u.s. weapons overseas and how history has shown it comes back to haunt us. a new inspector general report shows we're facing the same situation in afghanistan. the u.s. provided afghanistan with 112,000 more weapons than needed including 83,000 ak 47s. >>> let's switch gears. check in with lewis who has some of the best news out there. >> that's right, thomas. incredible video this morning. two women are lucky to be alive after they tremendospass on the indiana bridge. they found themselves 80-feet in the air and face a train. they are expected to face charges. one woman stubbed her toe. it's unbelievable. they are lucky. >> they only had 10 to 12 inches in between them and the train as they try to find the safe space. they got lucky. >>> you know the old song growing up is old to do. >> saddy is upset that she and her baby brother might get older. take a look. >> i adopt want him to grow up! >> do you want him to stay little forever? >> yeah. he's so cute! >> he's so cute. he's making you

she's expected to talk to john stewart about her book and the 2016 presidential race.he last time she was on the show was in 2008. >>> the oldest public elementary school in the country is planning to celebrate the 375th anniversary. they made the video to extend a special invitation to the president and first lady. >> mr. president, it's our big birthday. will you come visit? >> i would say welcome. would you like me to show you around the school? >> i'll play hopscotch with mauc michelle obama. >> that is too cute. >>> i'm joined by news day columnist and political analyst. >> good morning. those kids know how to work the media. >> they do. they get to your heart strings. >> speaking of good pr. elizabeth warren is on fire these days. seems like she's becoming the darling of the party. >> she has something the democrats needs which is the ability to rev up the base. the republicans can get excited about aiding president obama. and elizabeth warren is offering that. >> she traveled to campaign. do you find that odd? >> she's a top race there. romney robbed in west vir

the former first lady, senator and secretary of state appeared on the daily show with john stewart last night. >> you enjoy constant, nonstop criticism. [ laughter ] >> enjoy is probably the wrong word. >> expect. >> pect, survive, li through. it just sort of comes with the territory. >> it does come with the territory. so it sounds to me, if i may, you've declared for presidency. >> mrs. clinton last appeared on the daily show during her 2008 presidential campaign. >>> in alaska, some quick thinking by a c-plane pilot averted a -- sea plane pilot averted a near disaster. it's coming in for a landing when all of a sudden if you look close, you'll see little puffs of water coming off the surface. there it is. the pilot pulls up the throttle just in time to avoid not the puff but landing on a whale. the puff came from the whale. once he did land, he said he didn't see the animal. instead he says he was reacting to all the commotion as people pointed and yelled at him on shore. >>> from japan, ordinary blue jeans were wrapped around tires and then thrown into zoo pens containing lions, tig

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my son watched the john stewart stuff. i didn't follow any of that but i did feel it when i was in front of congress. the way i felt it in fact i had a friend, a media person advice before had my congressional hearings and the striking thing to me she said, when you are exchanging, you know, comments with the congressman, do not look that congressman in the eye. do not. look at the nameplate. you do not wanto eng t do not look that congressmen in the hide. do not. look at the nameplate. you do not want to engage them because this is not cursed well. this is about them talking to the cameras and they are doing something for different page and you are sitting there and it has to be orchestrated that you don't get caught in on this very hoopla about this. and there were cameras across the front click and every time i blinked. so i felt the intent of the other i appreciated his eyes that was remember, this is more about the system of government, not you personally. when you are in that credit situation, it is good to remember

people wanted to know, he wrote it down for prosperity long with an article that john stewart skinner wrote after tawney's book came out that sort of made skinner the hero of the thing. so this is what we think piecing together -- evidence that we have maybe ex-brother-in-law judge nickelson, joseph hopper at the n who fought battle of baltimore took this in baltimore.ter sidesthin two days, broad with this poem, had appeared all over the city. including distributed all over the city. key's name was not on it. ft.title was the defense of mchenry. then we don't know why, but a appeared on r, it sheet music from car's music store. the name was changed to "the banner" and it said to be sung to the tune of annochrion in heaven. it was a well-known song in the early republic. not uncommon in those days, it was common for people's words of ongs to be put on well-known melodie melodies. popular, there were that people ngs knew. on id not have frank's name it. it appeared in newspapers around the country. name came on it. it became a popular patriotic air. popular.most it was one of the patri

hillary clinton tests john stewart's patience with a hard choice. >> there are extremists on all sides and people with guns on all sides. leadership has to be tough-minded and very strong, but they have to have enough support to make the hard choices. >> what? you did not do that. what? wow. honestly. that may be, let me go to the junlz on that. that may be the greatest segue in the history, back to, that may be the greatest segue back to a tightle. thank god you go to hard choices and not tough ideas. hat dream... where you're the hero? hey... you guys mind warming this fella up for me? i'm gonna go back down, i saw some recyclables. make it happen with verizon xlte. find a car service. we've doubled our 4g lte bandwidth in cities coast to coast. thanks! sure. we've got a spike in temperature. so save the day... don't worry, i got this... oh yeah, i see your spaceship's broken. with xlte on largest, most reliable network. get 50% off all new smartphones like the lg g3. it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...se

that is what we have, along with an article that john stewart tonic --rote after out, whichok came sort of makes skinner the hero, although he does not claim to poem.the somebody, maybe frank's brother-in-law, who married one took thissisters, poll him to a printer in baltimore. within two days, broadsides with this poem had appeared all over the city. including distributed out of fort mchenry. we know that from current accounts. the title was "the defense of fort mchenry." we do not know why, but a few days later, it appeared on sheet music. the name was changed to the "star-spangled banner," and it said, "to be sung to the tune of which was aheaven," well-known song in the early republic, and it was not uncommon in those days -- in fact, it was common for words of songs to be put on well-known melodies. it was so popular there were 30, 40, 50 different songs that .eople knew and did not have frank's name on it, although did have a little introduction to it, in which it talked about how it came to be written. newspaperseared in around the country, and then his name became on it. and, o

but first jon stewart calls out john mccain over what he said on this program. >>> well, my diabolicalplot worked. we finally got jon stewart to acknowledge whether he's way softer on democrats with his friendly hillary interview than on republicans. don't give me that he's just a comedian stuff. jon stewart is an important media commentator who uses humor to make his point. here is how stewart handled the question that i put to john mccain on his program. >> this past sunday, our nation's leading journalistic light sought answers to today's most pressing questions. >> you've been on the daily show. is jon stewart fair to republicans? >> obviously, it's a question we're all waiting for, senator. >> no, but he -- you know, it doesn't matter, really. >> why, senator, why? why don't i matter? >> when he says things -- which he's entitled to. after all, he's a light night comic -- that are absolutely wrong and he gets away with it. >> no? he's right. those late night comics do get away with mistake after mistake. some with catastrophic consequence. but i would be willing to bet, mccain, th

if you ask them if they are watching news, they will tell you john stewart and stephen colbert and documentariesfor them. the way they get breaking news is through twitter. they do not expect to find breaking news at the tv networks. if you give them context and you take them to exciting places, they will watch. >> where does fusion stand on political issues that are important, relevant to the hispanic community. >> we are not democrats, we are not republicans. we are awake. progress panics. we take into consideration what is important to the audience. >> does that mean you will be an possibly a cheerleader, for certain issues. >> if it is important for the audience and for hispanics, why not? >> that could force you to be political, could it not? if a party stands for a certain issue and you believe the issue is important, then you are almost, by definition, aligned with the party. >> that is a problem for the party. they need to choose the issues and they need to decide if they want to win elections or not. in 2016, all millennial generations will be eligible to vote. to beection is going defi

john stewart's show would not exist if it not been for that case.t we got the credit that we deserve. the mediahe way for on that one. >> how do you feel about that? you created an extraordinary freedoms beach platform. people just think of you as a guy with a naughty sex mag. i care about my country. of hiding behind the first amendment. i was just glad that it was there to hide behind. i always did feel that free speech is only important if it is offensive. if you're not going to offend anybody, you don't need the protection of the first amendment. that is why the magazines like hustler need protection from the first amendment. >> where does the responsibility lie? you can publish as lewd and naughty stuff as you want. there is an audience for it. do you hold any accountability or responsibility now that so much of it can be in the hands of young people who should not see that kind of stuff? >> i think that is a false argument. to say that you are exposed to anything and it will adversely affect you. ofple grow up in a variety environments. they t

. >>> and a must-see from the daley show as jon stewart takes on john mccain. >> this past weekend, the leading journalistic lights sought answers. >> you have been on the daily show with jon stewart. fair to republicans? >> i believe i can field this one. >> we have that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. stick around. >> oh. >> there it is. >> that's a kiss. that's goohhh.o go right in your glove. see that? great job. ok, now let's get ready for the ball... here it comes... there you go... good catch. perfect! alright now for the best part. let's see your pour. ohhh...let's get those into the bowl. these are way too good to waste right? oh yeah. let's go for it... around the bowl. share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes® they're g-r-r-reat!tm good catch dad. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. so get out there, and get the best price guaranteed. find it for less and we'll match it and give you $50 toward your next trip. expedia. find yours. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. time for sports. tony dungy attempte

here is how stewart handled the question that i put to john mccain on his program. >> this past sundayng journalistic light sought answers to today's most pressing questions. >> you've been on the daily show. is jon stewart fair to republicans? >> obviously, it's a question we're all waiting for, senator. >> no, but he -- you know, it doesn't matter, really. >> why, senator, why? why don't i matter? >> when he says things -- which he's entitled to. after all, he's a light night comic -- that are absolutely wrong and he gets away with it. >> no? he's right. those late night comics do get away with mistake after mistake. some with catastrophic consequence. but i would be willing to bet, mccain, that if we went wrongo-e-wrongo, you would come out on bottom. my record of absolute wrongness against your record of absolute wrongness for a good old fashioned wrong-off. >> that's pretty funny stuff. by the way, i did ask the senator about one such moment, why he never apologized for his misjudgment backing the war on weapons of mass destruction. he blamed it on collin powell. did you know noti

. >> she was on the daily show with john stewart last night.d about working from a home office, she hinted at a run for the white house. listen. >> do you have a favorite shape for that home office? would you like that office -- would you like that corners, or not to have corners? >> um, you know, i think that the world is so complicated, the few err corners ... (applause). >> john also asked if hillary clinton if she liked to sit in traffic or cause traffic. appearing to take a jab at new jersey governor chris christie who just might be hero pennant presidential run in 2016. that was good stuff. >>> all right, still ahead on our show, what's the best way to solve a fight? we'll tackle topic of apologizing. we've all had to do it. >> oh, yes. >> and how to move forward in life after the a popjoy. here's my advice. two words: solved everything. >> okay. >> but first up the list of the best hospitals in this country is out. once again, we'll tell you which hospital. well, there is one right there. of course it is on the list. but guess where it i

the daily show with john stewart. jimmy kimmel live. real time. saturday night live.e tonight show starring jimmy fallon. >> this year's nominees for reality competition program. the amazing race, dancing with the stars, project runway, so you think you can dance, top chef, and the voice. >> nominees are american horror story, bonnie and clyde, fargo, luther, khama, and the white queen. >> the nominees for out standing television movie are: killing kennedy, muhammad ali greatest fight, the normal heart, sherlock, his last vow, and the trip to bountiful. >> well carson let's complete the emmy nominations announcements, to announce final two categories. >> you know, for television, that sure was boring, wasn't it? sound like they were naming pulitzer prize winner. >> it is the emmies. >> okay, we're going back. >> out standing. >> nominations in the drama series category are. >> breaking bad. >> yes. >> downtown abby. >> game of thrones. >> house of cards. madmen. and true detective. >> mindy, carson, thank you for joining us today, we appreciate your help. there is a c

another one i found, wonderful guy named john stewart who worked for hubert humphrey, and he and his wife had left washington in the '70s to go work for the tennessee authority in knoxville. he is very much alive and still thriving. h and the final one that i found, everyone remembers john lindsey as the mayor of new york, but he was on the upper east side on the make, going someplace else. i kept seeing references to a legislative aide of him named robert kimball. my default assumption when i see these names are that they are dead. i just did a google search of robert kimball, and what came up, this was the robert kimball better known to me as the complete lyrics of cole porter, ira gershwin. i called him and we had a wonderful visit. he wound up being this dean of theater musical scholars. who knew. all because of the internet. all because of the fact that you can find people. >> another question. what is barry goldwater's role in opposing the bill and how does this opposition differ at all from southern democrats? >> his was kind of a libertarian, stay out of my bedroom philosophy

will be john stewart's guest on the daily show dontonight. >>> a florida court could rule on the marriage equality as early as today. the ban is being challenged by a key west couple together 11 years. >>> the all-star game is set tonight for target field in minneapolis and set at 8:00 p.m. and streamed online for the first time ever. tuesday edition of "way too early," that's it. "morning joe" starts right now! ♪ >> the supreme court's catholic men have ruled that a woman's right to contraception does not trump her employer's right to believe she shouldn't be taking it. and it's based on the sound principle that the government doesn't have the authority to force closely held corporations to violate their religious beliefs. oh, and it's probably not a big deal but they also ruled that corporations have religious beliefs. it makes sense. hobby lobby, obviously, christian. panda express is jewish at christmastime. and papa john's a atheist because their pizza makes you feel there is a god. >> good morning, everyone. tuesday, july 15th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set with we have "

in between, nice that john nyu. stewarti would suggest the best we to get the money back to america and there's 2 trillion over there in corporate profits stain over there is lower the tax rate. >>> i don't know why they don't understand the basic math. by lowering the tax rate they will collect more taxes dollars. stewart: to punish people corporation. >> they don't know how wealth is created. stewart: this is a lovefest. we are agreeing far too much to be that we need to get a leftist in here so we could beat the daylights out of them. stewart: bring him on. you may be the judge in the next case is a collectivist. stewart: let me tell the audience what we are talking about. a federal judge has the end the use of the word, the name redskins in lawsuit documents. this is a federal judge who says you can't use that word in any lawsuit that comes before my court. you can't do that. >> and if the case is not even about the redskins name. the cases against the redskins. escrow by a former player for the you new york giants who

. >> jon stewart took a shot at you. >> john mccain, he was on so many shows you'd think he just won "dancing with the stars." >> you've been on "the daily show." is jon stewart fair to republicans? >> no. but it doesn't matter really. he's a comedian -- >> also a social critic who has a viceable following among young people. >> he's a very entertaining and funny guy. but when he says things which he's entitled to -- after all, he's a late night comic, that are absolutely wrong. he gets away with it. it is what it is. i frankly have no beef with late night comedians who make fun of politicians. that's the nature. >> you're a big target, you and your colleagues. >> respected commentators who are columnists particularly say things that absolutely are contradicted by the facts like, oh, well, we wanted to leave a force behind in iraq but the iraqis wouldn't take it. that's just wrong. >> when you ran for president in 2000, i spent a lot of hours on the bus with you. you spent hours and hours and hours talking to reporters and were a media darling. when you flan 2008 you had a more conten

that was jon stewart responding to nasty shots at his show from a ticked off senator john mccain. meanwhile, michele bachmann's wondering out loud why no one is paying attention to her any more. absent from the presidential field in 2016, minnesota politician appears it feel neglected. she said the only thing the media speculated on is that it is going to be various money in the running. they haven't speculated for instance that i'm going to run. well, what if i decide to run? and there's a chance i could run. don't think it is a gender thing. not this time at left. potential candidate getting most of the media attention is hillary clinton. another republican making headlines today is, spoiler alert, sarah palin. not her politics that has grabbed momma grizzly's attention this time, it is her led foot. former alaskan governor was pulled over last week. she was going 63 in a 45 mile-an-hour zone. but miss law and order said, i wasn't speeding, i was qualifying. she joked it wasn't all her fault. she said she was listening to sammy hagar's "i can't drive 55" on the radio at the time

so marshall would say, okay, john, look what he's doing, look what she's doing. [laughter] mocking justice potter stewart's insistence that i know it when i see it, clerks would call out in the dark, i see it, i see it! [laughter] in 1968, about 20 years after serving in the u.s. navy, a still-youthful i stewart reflected on more adventurous times and con tided in a particularly -- confided in a particularly curious clerk. you might wonder who that was, but i think you'll all guess -- that he had indied said it when i said, mr. justice, have you seen it? and he said, just once off the coast of algiers. [laughter] and that's all i was ever able to learn. about what it was that he saw. [laughter] >> we continue our look at the supreme court with former supreme court justice john paul stevens, author of six amendments: how and why we should change the constitution. justice stevens appeared on booktv's "after words" ram to discuss his book -- program to discuss his book with jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center. during that discussion justice stevens talked about the citizens un

john, look what's happening now. look what he's doing, look what she is doing. [laughter] mocking justice potter stewart's i know it when i see it, folks would call out in the dark, icy it, i see it. [laughter] in 1968, but 20 years after serving in the u.s. navy, a still youthful stewart reflected a more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk. you might wonder who that was, but i think you'll all guess, that he had indeed seen it, when i said mr. justice, have you seen it? and he said, just once off the coast of algiers. [laughter] and that's all i was ever able to learn about what it was that he saw. >> we continue our look at the supreme court with former supreme court justice john paul stevens, author of "six amendments: how and why we should change the constitution." justice stevens appeared on booktv's "after words" program to discuss his book with jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center. during that discussion justice stevens talked about the citizens united case and the need for campaign finance reform. you can watch the full discussion on our w

stewart, you have to be feeling like a lucky man today. what are your memories? what did it feel like? >> thank you, john -- i'm just kidding.ave to make light of the situation. it was crazy. we're sitting there playing volleyball. beautiful day. out of nowhere the storm came in, bolt of lightning. felt like a frying pan in the back of my head. i got hit. a flash of light. i got thrown to the ground. my legs locked up, and i realized when i opened my eyes i was still alive. it was amazing. >> did the bolt hit you directly or did it just hit in that general area of where the game was going on? >> well, i'm told it didn't hit my directly because i would have marks on my body. i think they're called spiders or something, where they spread out and -- i don't know. it was just insane. definitely felt like it hit me right in the head. >> it had to be terrifying-especially the fact that one young man who was apparently in the water was killed by this thing. he may have been a direct hit, i suppose. >> i know. it's actually sad. my heart goes out to him and his family. all we can do is appreciate life. i just -- it really did change

i hereby appoint the honorable chris stewart to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 7, 2014, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip each, to five minutes t in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, for five minutes. mr. utterfield: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, with the stroke of a pen, 49 years ago today several weeks after i finished high school, then-president lyndon johnson signed into law two of the largest and most important health-related programs the country had ever seen, medicare and medicaid. those programs were created nearly half a century ago because our nation's leaders saw time and time again t

stewart who worked for humphrey. he's very much alive. still thriving. h his son is in the tennessee legislature. the final one that i found everyone remembers john lynnind as the mayor of new york. i kept seeing references to a legislative aid of his named robert kimbal. my default assumption was that the people were dead because some of them were in their 40s then so i just did a google search of robert kimbal and john lindsey. was that this was the robert kimbal better known to me as the leading historian and the executor of the complete lyrics of everyone who is very much alive and i called them and wed the most wonderful visit. he started ou as a young civil rights loyal and wound up being this dean of musical theaters scholars. >> that's interesting. >> all because of the internet and you can track people down. >> thank you. another question. what was barry goldwaters role in opposing the bill. how did this opposition different from southern democrats. >> his opposition was really routed in the same kind of li libertarian stay out of my business philosophy which later led him to saying he had no objection to gays serving in the military. he

john kerry getting some flak today, saying he does not like it when politicians call the united states exceptional. well, what is wrong with that? we are special. >>> plus, hillary clinton sits down with jon stewart and hints, hmmm, was it a hint or something else, at a possible 2016 run. what she said that is getting a lot of attention. >>> right after the show, catch more from the couch on the web. join us for "outnumbered" overtime. ot, by logging on to foxnews.com/outnumbered. click on overtime tab. click on topics you want to hear more about from the peeps on the couch. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. >> welcome back to "outnumbered." secretary of state john kerry getting a lot of flak for remarks he made about am

i hereby appoint the honorable chris stewart to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 7, 2014, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour

stewart who worked for humphrey. he's very much alive. still thriving. h his son is in the tennessee legislature. the final one that i found everyone remembers john lynnind as the mayor of new york. i kept seeing references to a legislative aid of his named robert kimbal. my default assumption was that the people were dead because some of them were in their 40s then so i just did a google search of robert kimbal and john lindsey. was that this was the robert kimbal better known to me as the leading historian and the executor of the complete lyrics of everyone who is very much alive and i called them and wed the most wonderful visit. he started ou as a young civil rights loyal and wound up being this dean of musical theaters scholars. >> that's interesting. >> all because of the internet and you can track people down. >> thank you. another question. what was barry goldwaters role in opposing the bill. how did this opposition different from southern democrats. >> his opposition was really routed in the same kind of li libertarian stay out of my business philosophy which later led him to saying he had no objection to gays serving in the military. he

stewart: thank you, mr. smith. powerfully said. as we wind down our time tonight, let me finalize with these thoughts. there's a great line from a speech that would have been given by john f. kennedy in november of 1963, if he'd been allowed to give that speech before he was anass nated. he said this people, this generation, not by choice but by destiny are set to be the -- are said to be the watchmen on the wall of world freedom wetch may not like the fact that we have to lead in the world. we may not like the responsibility. we may not like the cost. we may not like the hassle or the criticism or sometimes the hatred. that is directed toward us. but it doesn't matter. we have to lead. if we don't do it, who will? if we don't lead, we give power to our enemies and we weaken our friends. we have a chance here tonight to we have a chance here tonight to make a statement to the world, to the people of israel, we stand by your side. to the peace-loving people of gaza, we stand with you as well. but to the terrorists who seek for the destruction of israel and to the leaders of hamas who seek only for death and destruction, we, the american people, will always stand in your

john legend will be here on thursday and also fifth harmony next friday. two great shows. >> it'll be a packed house on the plaza. coming up here, martha stewart's guests will love. we'll get you hooked up for the weekend. >> all right. fourth of july also means it's time for the annual nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. let's bring in joey chestnut. you've been doing this ten years. you've won something like seven in a row. >> even in a row. >> you've won three in a row. how much longer can your bodies take this? >> i'm feeling good. my body healthy. my doctor's happy with everything. as long as i can maintain my wiegt and i'm healthy, i'll do it. >> me too. happy and i enjoy it. >> every time i look at sonya i think tiny and mighty. joey as i understand it, you set a world record. you ate 69 hot dogs in ten minutes. i don't know why matt is laughing. but there's going to be stiff competition. >> yeah. last year at second place was 51. this year matt stoney has done 66 in practice. i can't be lazy. he'll be pushing me through to the record. >> we're not going to make you eat any dogs right now. i'm surprised how big they are. what's the pr