john stuart and stephen colbert made fun of you a lot. who did you prefer?: i think jon was more biting and hit home more often. colbert is from charleston. he maybe could not quite go to the next level. i want to to be on jon's show before he left. he is tough on everybody, not just republicans. somebody has to fill that space in american politics. mark: thank you, senator lindsey graham. mark: we will be back after this. ♪ mark: comedy central, if you're looking for a new host of the daily show, maybe give these folks a chance. who are your actual favorite comedians? >> you got me in a tough one there. mark: louis ck? >> i don't know who that is. alan sherman? >> i was going to tell you the prime minister of india. >> i do not mean to ignore governor pataki in new hampshire. he has others that are doing that already. >> in my 12 years of governor i issued one pardon. mark: four lenny bruce? >> i am tough on crime, but he was dead. >> me being here today has made to the front runner. any democrats here? raise your hand. you don't have to email me, just rais

how would you like to be the one replacing john stuart? the guy who is doing that.t miller. carol: i'm carol massar. matt: the campaign for the prime minister is underway. parliament was dissolved and david cameron says britons face a choice may 7. the later of the -- cameron says the leader of the labour party is not if -- not fit to lead the country. prime minister cameron: when it comes to prime minister, the personal is national. matt: ed miliband told bloomberg businesses are concerned came right will take the country out of the eu and the labour party is committed to staying in it. united health is buying catamarand. bulking up its drug business so they can have better negotiating with pharmaceuticals. a stricter testing of pills at the country's largest retailer of dietary supplements. gnc and three others were accused of selling herbal supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated. new procedures will be tougher than those required by federal law. tim cook warns that "there is something dangerous happening across the country." in an opinion article for "t

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i have to say john stuart is very funny but i wish once in a while on that shows someone did something good. you can't count. some people they contribute to the lower turnout especially with younger people. the worse you think it is the more incentive you want to have to try and vote and change it. [applause] >> what you see in the book and what you said here with the murder inspired you to want to become a public servant. do you think that the issue, the name of michael brown, eric garner, matthew shepard -- >> let me say here i i think the case is different. it's much more complicated. indicted here in new york. killed the eye. apparently is doing that in missouri with no question. more complicated. complicated. if a result of the election in ferguson is that more black people take office that will have a message. i think so that too many union people have been somewhat ambivalent about this. scott walker's all out attack on collective bargaining. one of the great annoyances. the police departments have become right wing on the whole consistently vote for people that attack them in e

the state department, foreign service officer named john stuart nervous who was stationed in china in the world war ii. in the end of the war and was sending attacking the anti-communist government and glorifying the chinese communists. i quoted my book it's unbelievable. democrats are like american fighting the japanese. john newswriting memorandum that washington was not one but to soviet agents. one of these i've already mentioned solomon other was an attachÉ for another named harry dexter white and he was living -- her roommate was service and he collaborated writing memoranda that to washington and glorifying the communist then rivals in the northwest part of china. tease dispatches were then funneled into treasury secretary morgenthau and the white house. it became the basis for policy which did in fact cut off financially than military aid and later on there was a plot to murder shanghai shack and later a plot to have a coup d'État to overthrow him in general. so there's nonstop plotting in our government back to the 40s into the 1950s. by the middle of all of this came back to

i have to say john stuart is very funny but i wish once in a while on that shows someone did something good. you can't count. some people they contribute to the lower turnout especially with younger people. the worse you think it is the more incentive you want to have to try and vote and change it. [applause] >> what you see in the book and what you said here with the murder inspired you to want to become a public servant. do you think that the issue, the name of michael brown, eric garner, matthew shepard -- >> let me say here i i think the case is different. it's much more complicated. indicted here in new york. killed the eye. apparently is doing that in missouri with no question. more complicated. complicated. if a result of the election in ferguson is that more black people take office that will have a message. i think so that too many union people have been somewhat ambivalent about this. scott walker's all out attack on collective bargaining. one of the great annoyances. the police departments have become right wing on the whole consistently vote for people that attack them in e

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consider ourselves liberals in the sense of john locke and adam smith and thomas jefferson and john stuart mill and somewhere around the end of the 19th century a split occurred among liberals not so much on the principles of free speech religious freedom extending the the promises of the declaration of independence to more and more people but on the issue of economics and the economy so we are still liberals but now we have to call ourselves classical liberals otherwise people wouldn't understand. still, modern liberals and libertarians agree on a lot of things even though we may talk a lot more about the things we disagree about. thursday the "washington post" had an article on civil libertarians and tea party conservatives coming together in the virginia legislature to fight things like drones license plate readers. i thought that was interesting to see there could be this alliance. there's a lot of that going on about police misconduct and the way that they treat the communities and police militarization and the cato institute was way ahead of the game on police militarization and for

a lot of young people have gone to john stuart, the very famous comedian. he is become very popular with young people. president obama has communicated through that, through youtube, social media. this weekend, he is going to be participating in popular culture again by showing up at the comer moderation of the selma alabama 50th anniversary of what they called bloody sunday, a very bad outcome for civil rights demonstration 50 years ago. president bush's son is going to be there as well. president obama he has to be something of an entertainer. this was very clear his first year of office. because of his rhetoric and ability to bring people into his rhetoric, he won the nobel peace prize only a few months after he was elected and he hadn't done anything yet. the white house even conceded this. he was surprised that he won. he won because of the promise of hope and change and that he would listen to countries around the world and have a more harmonious foreign policy. i will let the viewers judge how that turned out. the other part of the question president

a phrase she probably got from john stuart mill. and it seems impossible to set any bounds to the moral capability that might unfold under ideal civic and educational conditions. the point that we have been following all semester is that within progressivism there was this strong sense that in an industrialized united states large problems needed to be addressed, but that also with the development or the discovery of new knowledge, new ways of understanding, that these problems could be addressed, and that's a big deal, right? reforms could be enacted in society, in the lives of those living in the united states could be made better, happier, more fulfilled. that in a nutshell is what we have been doing all semester. now think of people born in, say 1840, what they had witnessed by the time the united states became involved in world war i in 1917. look at all that has changed in terms of philosophic and scientific innovation. these are just some of the biggies, right? charles darwin. darwin comes along and the fundamentals of his th

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there is on the right side as john stuart taking over the reins.s 31 years old heave as recently added as an on air contributor. he is not spent february will be leaving after 16 years. we do not know when no was debut would be. if it hadn't been and dubai where he of the strict policy. >> reporter: he must be funny in order for him to a slogan. swoop in.. >> reporter: you have a lot of notable comedians that could fill that slot. >> reporter: coming up is not an optical illusion. there's actually a motorcycle rally and the bike lane on the embarcadero. that's not the only thing i saw and i show you more of people behaving badly. with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> reporter: the monday morning, now 7:29 a.m.. we're waiting to clear skies out there right now. thus it you will need sunglasses. will quickly the warm-up up with a sunny skies. is mid to upper forties across the north

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[applause] stuart: here is father john warner's.ing a better job of defending christianity? netanyahu or president obama? i am not hearing much from obama. i do believe he wants to protect christians. i do believe he wants to protect americans. he has decided stuart, to take this approach. not talking much about any sort of religious element to this conflict. instead he says, yes we need to stop these radicals. it is actually an ideological and religious leap. >> you are being very gentle. i think you are being very generous. president obama is not out there expressing any kind of outrage at the slaughter of christians. they are being ran out of town. our president is not taking a stance. it is not an approach to the slaughter. you cannot be happy about that. >> i am saddened by it. those whose lives are being taken in the name of their first chance at the. i believe it is because he believes it is not good to stoke the flames. though coles. i think it is imprudent. i do not think that it is working. i am hoping that the visit of th

a lot of young people have gone to john stuart, the very famous comedian. become very popular with young people. president obama has communicated through that, through youtube, social media. this weekend, he is going to be participating in popular culture again by showing up at the comer moderation of the selma alabama 50th anniversary of what they called bloody sunday, a very bad outcome for civil rights demonstration 50 years ago. president bush's son is going to be there as well. president obama he has to be something of an entertainer. this was very clear his first year of office. because of his rhetoric and ability to bring people into his rhetoric, he won the nobel peace prize only a few months after he was elected and he hadn't done anything yet. the white house even conceded this. he was surprised that he won. he won because of the promise of hope and change and that he would listen to countries around the world and have a more harmonious foreign policy. i will let the viewers judge how that turned out. the other part of the question presidents who

stuart: let's be contentious shall we? john >> chicago the new detroit. >> the president's hometown of chicago has the next possible bankruptcy. >> pay to play. >> pay to play. >> it is policy. it is racist. >> when you say contentious things like that, you have to bring the man himself right in here. that is a pretty contentious thing to say because chicago is the largest link. >> columbus, ohio and philadelphia 700,000. that is where detroit was about 10 years ago. they are making no plans to raise money for cuts of pension. they are on the track to bankruptcy. stuart: out of hand. that has not been performed. it cannot be paid. >> there is a money pump. takes the taxpayers. they give it to the unions. the unions give it back to the politicians. so what if they are unsustainable. >> doesn't illinois now have a republican governor. >> he is refreshing and he is talking a good game. chicago, a man you well did a few good things. he did nothing. practically nothing to address the pension crisis. >> it is almost impossible. it is

stuart: you have two of my youngest daughters are devoted to john tapper. so there. stuart: when i told some john tapper has been on the show several times they were aghast. shocked the i hadn't told. they want your autograph. >> obviously you raise daughters with great taste. stuart: you are sharp. you really are. you have a hard and you are sharp and you can come back again. john tepper, good luck. after the break the man with a master's degree who cannot find a full-time job. what is his solution to stand at a train station, handing out his resume for hours on end. we will ask him why he thinks he can't get a job. >> i feel bad the we are in this situation. i am trying to do anything that i can to create an opportunity. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses,

stuart: john layfield. come on in. this is why people do not trust wall street. what say you?ot think that they should trust wall street. i think it makes perfect sense. to prove market manipulation will be next to impossible. when they short a stock to make money off of that, the small investor i have been on both sides of this. you also have billionaire investors that are along the stock spending billions of dollars also. whether it is called manipulation or not that is what it is. it causes you to lose money. the market is not favored to these guys. stuart: it is all about disney. cinderella out tonight. frozen to. would you buy disney's stock? >> no. only because it is near an all-time high. the ceo may be underpaid. since he has come in, it is all about content. he also got pixar. frozen came out with one point read billion dollars. it is coming out later in the year. he is doing everything right as far as content. occupy wall street. they will be outside demonstrating any time now. get back to that beach. get out of here. let's get back to ferguson. the night after two p

john: how did that work out? stuart: housing bubble burst. >> what we doing now? >> you don't have 20% to put down on that dream home. how about 3% down? charles: so much for being the good news guy on friday john stossel is here with us. you don't want people to get the american dream home ownership? john: it might be good news if you can put 3% down and borrow at today's low-interest rate locked in for 30 years guaranteed by the government but it is insane for taxpayers. a few years ago we had the bubble. why did we have the bubble? it was the greed of all these lending institutions but that is a constant banks are going to be all greedy. what enabled it were f h a and fannie and freddie buying these loans guaranteeing these loans. after the crash all right, we will go up to 5% down payments. it used to be 20%. even 5% is pretty low. now they have crept back to free because we have to help everybody, we are fueling another bubble. charles: isn't it politicians? we had the bill clinton every president that i know has always brag about homeownership particularly th

by the way john and i are two of the three pilots in this building. stuartund a problem with the runway. >> i was explaining this to the audience. the flights were coming in from runway four. that is northeast. slightly to the northeast. they turned them. a tailwind of 16 knots. four people who -- >> explained john. all an airplane needs to stay in the air is wind flying over its wings. i can get up high on a day where wind is blowing 50 knots. i can recover because i have a 15 out wind coming at the nose of my airplane. i can sit there and not even move. that is all you need. if i were on top of an airport i could just about land that like a helicopter. just like that. you want wind coming at the nose of the aircraft to keep you in the air. when they bring in a plane for landing, what they generally try to align the runway so that the wind is coming over the wings. in this case, they have done the exact opposite. the wind was coming out of the north at 10 degrees. the control tower and the faa landed this plane with a tailwind up to 16 knots. stuart: and th

stuart: real fast, i was watching secretary of state john kerry testified this morning in congress oneparate issue that i believe he again refused to use the word islam or islamic wing describing events in the middle east. i think i am correct in that. walking away from calling it what it is. >> the administration is so caught in its own fables, not just lies but fables about how the world is supposed to work that they did a sees people are lost and confused, dazed and amazed and in the meantime you have john kerry and obama scrupulously ignoring iran's aggression everywhere else because they want this deal so desperately, not taking decisive steps against the islamic state. they are shoving israel away as hard as they can. this is such a colossal mess that and malevolent genius from some from a could not begin to design this. stuart: ralph peters, most popular guest on the program, we appreciate it. maybe you could call it held over wealth. three nhl players age 30 and under retiring, walking away from big money. this has team spent hundreds of millions of dollars signing players. 40

stuart: really? >> worried his conservative party is trailing. ambassador johns on both of those stories in a little bit. the obama administration has closed three walk-in services. they have chosen to give millions of dollars to liberal groups for the same service. >> the obama administration is diverging money to liberal groups to help poor people fix their taxes. >> four years they have had these services. this is an administration that claims to help the layperson. they started to put solid tears in that position. the error rates were 49% on average. stuart: the epa has a new plan to rule and ruin fun. the cost of getting married. way up there. the average wedding now costs it hit a high last year. is it worth it? we have the editor-in-chief of the top website next. ♪ the road. it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger... ...corrects for lane drifting... ...and if necessary, it will even brake all by itself. it is a luxury suv engineered to get you there and back safely. for tomorrow is another fight. the 2015 m-class. see your a

john kerry. she registered as a democrat. that money is hers, not his. she is worth a lot of money. stuartdo we know where that actually comes from? >> absolutely not. stuart: i will update you on the german plane crash. yes, it did indeed kill 150 people. they were covered both lockboxes. now, they are working on the voice recorder. they want to know what was said in the cockpit. they may have trouble finding out what the plane was doing. now, the rescue, very tough for rescue workers. jagged peaks. deep valleys. helicopters flying them to and from the crash site. we now know that two americans were indeed passengers on the plane. calm on in, amber smith. all right amber you cannot land a chopper on slopes like that can you? >> no. it is all having to be helicopter operations. the rescue workers are having to hike up these extreme slopes or repel out of helicopters. stuart: what about flying a helicopter at altitude. is that a problem for choppers? >> it can be dangerous. all sorts of hazards. i did it when i flew in the mountainous region of afghanistan. it sort of decreases maneuverabil