josh: not once. johnat may be one of the reasons why you were not in the hunt for the republican nomination. josh: true. i will not be this time either. john: you in a sweater vest will be something to see. josh: you are not going to see that. john: we are not done with rick santorum. we're coming to an end of "with all due respect," and we will have more of the rick santorum speech and more importantly, post game analysis with josh on bloomberg.com. and we are on the scene in pennsylvania with santorum. we'll be able to talk for everything he said and where he is headed in the republican nomination. please, do not forget that this show is on three times a day and at 11:00 p.m.. until tomorrow, for me and josh, sayonara. ? ♪ [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby co

josh: not once. john: you were not in the hunt for the republican nomination. josh: true. l not be this time either. john: you in a sweater vest will be something to see. josh: you are not going to see that. john: we are not done with rick santorum. we're coming to an end of "with all due respect," and we will have more of the rick santorum speech and more importantly post game analysis with josh and we are on the scene in pennsylvania with santorum. we'll be able to talk for everything he said and where he is headed in the republican nomination. please, do not forget that this show is on three times a day and at 11:00 p.m.. until tomorrow, for me and josh, sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. this is the "bloomberg markets." i am alix steel. alix: the name of the day is rally. you are looking at nasdaq closing at a record high while the dow and s&p seeing its best day in two weeks. tech leading the way, seeing its biggest game in four months, a record high. finally playing catch-up to th

. ♪ josh: i am josh green. john: and i am john heilemann. never settle for second best. our lineup tonight, hillary clinton's cleanup, but first, rick santorum is ready to roll. he then i on the magic rocks in the corner of your screen. that is the santo screen, getting ready to officially jump into the 2016 raise.

josh john if you don't like a ford car, you like a gm car, it makes 'em both better. >> again, if you before mike huckabee became a candidate, he got annoyed because democrats suggested people need to take care of women. >> they cannot control their libido or they reproductive system without the help of the government. john: cannot control libido got him in trouble. >> you know, what really was the problem is there's a rule in politics, don't invent fictitious relatives. we have plenty of them. uncle sam, you can use him if you want. he's intimidating, but we know what he does. sugar daddy, but uncle sugar? sounds like he should be on the sex registry. john: thank you, tom. um, i like it when politicians make gaffes because sometimes it reveals truths. i thought it was great when the president admitted this: >> the reforms we seek would bring greater competition, choice, savings and inefficiencies to our health care system. john: right. new inefficiencies in our health care system. truth bleeped out 3. next we'll decode a speech by the presidential front runner, what she says versus w

josh. you got some thoughts on this, don't you, john? >> i do.se google took a tack very different from apple. when apple wanted a new headquarters, steve jobs went to the city council meeting, made hits plea up front. google doesn't have the same warm and fuzzy feeling for mountain view that apple has from cupertino. they feed their employees on campus, they give all of these services, they don't help small businesses around google as much. also a lot of residents of mountain view are afraid of google creating a lot of residential in mountain view. creating a voting bloc so they get everything they want. mountain view doesn't love google altogether. that's what this is about. >> hard to charm mountain view and the eu at the same time, apparently. let's get to the cme group this morning, rick santelli, the santelli exchange, hey, rick. >> you know here's what i find fascinating. tomorrow we have the employment report for april. expectations are right around 230,000. kind of deja vu, because if you go back a couple of employment numbers ago, we we

. ♪ josh: i am josh green. john: and i am john heilemann. never settle for second best. lineup tonight, hillary clinton's cleanup, but first, rick santorum is ready to roll. keep an eye on the magic box in the corner of your screen. that is the santo screen, getting ready to officially jump into the 2016 raise. he was the runner-up to mitt romney, and he starts this time where he was last time, at the

josh: i am josh green. john: and i am john heilemann. never settle for second best. our lineup tonight, hillary clinton's cleanup, but first, rick santorum is ready to roll. keep an eye on the magic rocks in the corner of your screen. -- magic box in the corner of your screen. that is the santo screen, getting ready to officially jump into the 2016 raise. he was the runner-up to mitt

john: we, too, own increasingly the shows we make. josh: when you combine that with ownership, it really is just treated conversationally. you wait for your friends to either save electronically or directly, you ought to watch blank. you haven't seen it. you really ought to catch it. if it's somewhere available through some pretty good point of access in the reservoir of ding tal stuff -- digital stuff, you want to watch the best stuff, i'll find it. it creates life expectancy a whole lot longer than it used to be. it's not the old sinnedation of i'm traveling, can i watch a comedy at 10:00 p.m. when i'm exhausted. i think in this world it's a fairly big up side for the business we are in. julia: people talking over the water cooler, it's people telling their friends on facebook and twitter. that has an exponential effect? josh: tremendously. there is oodle of leverage in good -- oodles of leverage in good. i might ask rhetoricically how many times the show you checked out was referred to you by a friend who made a suggestion that you shou

for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in silicon valley. >>> with john chambers staying on as executive chairman that could present a unique set of challenges to cisco's new ceo. we'll have that story for you a little later in the broadcast. >>> on wall street today the s&p 500 closed just shy of a new record. helping sentiments factory orders rose 2% in march, the largest increase in eight months. the dow jones industrial average was up 46 points to close at 18070. the nasdaq rose 11 points and the s&p 500 was higher by 6. >>> warren buffett's shareholder meeting this past weekend set a new attendance record. and while the event was full of the usual fun and games, the billionaire investor also fielded more serious questions about the markets. and about some of his most recognizable investments. becky quick spoke to the world's most famous investor and has more from omaha. >> the most frequently asked question of warren buffett, where is the stock m it headed from here. something that he's called occasionally over the last 60 years in his career but right now he says that's m

josh earnest said we will not set our hair on fire with every setback. senator johnwas very forceful in his disagreement of that characterization. >> imagine a number of american troops are not necessary, but american troops are necessary. do you know 75% of the combat missions that our airplanes go on return with their bomb loads? why is that? we don't have air controllers on the ground to identify targets that need to be taken out. >> reporter: he is saying the strategy as currently constructed isn't working. he called josh earnest a, quote, idiot. he later retracted that. i did mention that to josh in the press briefing today. josh said something like, always classy i think is how he classified the comments there by senator mccain. a contentious place. what can i tell you? it's that kind of day here at the white house. >> there may be more days to come like that with some of these stories. koechb cork kevin corke, thank you. >> the spokesperson at the state department still getting grilled over the hillary clinton e-mail dump and redactions and whether any of that

josh levy. his organization wrote that letter to mark zuckerberg. sarah frier is with me in the studio. john with you. why is this backlash against internet.org gaining momentum right now? josh levy: we are at a very critical moment in the fight for internet neutrality and to protect privacy and peoples' security online. we had a big victory on net neutrality in the u.s. there is a lot of fighting going on in india and elsewhere around the world right now. so people are paying attention to this issue and realizing that facebook is expanding to all of these countries, that net neutrality is important. even if you are just having developing internet access people realize that they need access to the full internet, not just part of it. they are really getting outraged by what they see internet.org doing. emily: i spoke to mark zuckerberg in december about this. it is a pet project of his. i asked him about calling it internet.org and whether that was a genuine term for the organization. take a listen to what he had to say. mark zuckerberg: if we were primarily focused on profits the most reason

welcome tonight i am josh in our guest is john kasich.nning to know the governor and where he stands on the key issues. i will ask the candidates questions and then after a break we will ring in our studio audience and they will take it up in a town hall style format. before we get to that, let's take a look at the candidate. >> he was born in pennsylvania in 1952. he graduated from the ohio state university in 1974 and years later was elected to the ohio legislature. he then served for 18 years as a member of the u.s. congress from central ohio and the chairman of the house budget committee. after that he worked for lehman brothers is a managing director and the executive making divisive and and he was also a commentator for fox news and a presidential fellow at ohio state university. he has written three "new york times" best-selling books as well. in 2010 the republican was elected governor of ohio him he is a conservative who believes in personal responsibilities. he is married and has twin daughters. >> governor, it's good to see you

today, white house correspondent john ernest was asked to comment and he defended the secretary of defense. josharnest: what secretary carter said is consistent with the analysis he has received from those who are on the ground looking at the situation. he has also indicated on a number of occasions that there is an important role for the united dates and our coalition -- the united states and our coalition partners to play. john: a lot of attention has been paid to what secretary carter said. why did he say it? it was a very brazen thing to come out and they. mark: they're in the midst of a debate about if there should be u.s. troops. the u.s. government does not want to do that. secretary carter, i think, was speaking the truth, maybe letting off restoration, but also sending a message that this is still going to have to be an iraqi thing. they are going to have to do better. john: the other thing is this dovetails perfectly with what president obama said last week when he said, "my strategy is working. the problem here is not my strategy. our strategy is fine. part of our strategy that is not

. >>> john mccain spoke to the senate about military against isis. he seemed hung up on one phrase. >> josharnest said yesterday that we should not quote, light our hair on fire how could anyone say that we shouldn't light our hair on fire and secretary of state says that -- we should not light our hair on fire. >> that's right. no. no one's lighting their hair on fire. let's go john. let's take a walk. everything okay? you all right, buddy? you okay? it's all good. and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. >>> welcome back to "way too early." the president of the boy scouts of america says the organization's ban on openly gay leaders is no longer sustainable. the former defense secretary said thursday quote, we must deal with the world as it is not as we might wish it be. citing recent ev

josh speaks ) ♪ what the world needs now... a message from the foundation for a better life. ♪ john: the california raisins.promotes my whole industry my competitors they get the money i spent but as you saw they do exist we also see cotton, the fabric of our lives because government forces all the growers to chip bin so there are no freeloaders. >> i wouldn't give my family anything less. >> it is hard to believe that sells raisins but maybe it does. the controversy ochres because farmers and government get together to force everyone to do chip in and. that is what government does. the recent administrative committee also orders reason farmers to give the car for mitt one-third of their crop to help the reason farmers by reducing supply to keep prices up most along with it but if you refuse and i interviewed one. >> there wanted to take my reasons i said no. then they said then we will give you a fine. i was not the only one there were 60 of us who said no more. >> now owes the government $700,000 with 1 million pounds of reasons he still will give them and that its civil disobedience. he is taken as to th

at history and they can accept that they love edward hopper, jasper johns now, but how about the artists of this generation? the josh kleins, the mark bradfords and the rachel harrissons? they come in and are so puzzled because we're so close to it in time it's hard to grapple with it and part of our job is to challenge as much as to celebrate and to test ideas, to put things out there and not just reconfirm what we already know. >> rose: let's talk about the relationship between a museum -- this museum and the the city. we mentioned the high line. you said it was important to let the city and let the street encroach. i mean -- >> i think that's the reason why i called that place not the lobby but the piazza. i'm italian. and in the city everything starts from the piazza. you experience things here, they come together. this is where people meet people. they got together. it's about not being intimidating. it's about being accessible. so this is the beginning, and then, of course, from there then you go up and you take your shoes off, and you go up and you enter a different world. but the ground floor is public space

john bolton is here. ambassador good morning. josh earnest is not concerned. do you have that confidence?ore hot air coming from the white house on this than from the five taliban members themselves. the travel restriction were worked out with qutar and went on june 1st and monitoring by their government is going to be hard if the three leave the country. this is further evidence while the prisoner swamp was a bad idea from the onset. >> when you look back at the negotiation negotiations going on with the taliban it is my understanding that the white house originally said qutar would be keeping them forever. and the taliban said we will give you one here and the president wanted to wrap things up and maybe that is why he gave into this one-year deal. does that sound? >> the administration's record in international negotiations is not creditable. i think what at work here is the administration is determined to empty guantanamo bay by the end of their term in office and close the facility and i think give guantanamo bay back to cuba. i think this is part of the plan. here is a deal they cou

josh, always good to speak with you. thank you. >> thank you for inviting me on, john. >> going to take you back now live, show you a videoxas. two men who opened fire outside an art exhibit featuring cartoons of the prophet mohammed have been shot dead in texas. we'll have the latest on the investigation going on right now just ahead here. making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare victory. so cvs health provides expert support and vital medicines. make a fist for me. at our infusion centers or in patients homes. we help them fight the good fight. cvs health, because health is everything. let'at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. >>> welcome back. you're watching cnn newsroom. >> we are following breaking ne

john mccain on fox news. >> my most unfavorite is this idiot earnst. >> reporter: you're calling josh earnest an idiot?> well look i'll retract that. it's infuriating, though to hear someone say, well every time there's a setback, we're going to set our hair on fire. that is -- that portrays everything that america believes in and stands for. >> reporter: asked if he wanted to walk back that "light our hair on fire" comment earnest said no i communicated everything i wanted to. >>> the fbi has arrested two men in southern california for conspireing to provide material support to a terrorist organization. it's as one of them intended to travel to turkey with the hope of becoming a martyr for isis. also federal court filings indicate one of six minnesota men accused of attempting to join isis apparently planned to kill fbi agents who were investigating the group. a defense attorney called it useful boasting taken out of context. >>> votes are being counted right now to determine whether voters in ireland have legalized gay marriage. today's election was reported to be stronger than usual. the equality mi

josh, you said with u.s. training that the iraqi forces can be more efficient. is that not an indication that maybe johnccain has a point when he says thousands more u.s. trainers are needed? josh earnest: there is a well-documented history, they differing views between mccain and obama when it comes to iraq. i will not revisit all of those here because i will be here all day. pam: even some military experts say more divisors and trainers might help. josh earnest: as the president makes the decisions, he listens very carefully to members of his national security team and the military who were on the ground evaluating the strategy, evaluating the progress made so far, and evaluating what steps can be taken to address some of the setbacks that have been experienced. that is to the president will be carefully listening to as he makes these decisions in the weeks and months ahead. pam: on the nsa issue, didn't they say they would start winding down the programs friday? have they started winding them down? is that increasing the risk of a terrorist plot? josh earnest: they did indicate if the senate did not

aisle, here house and senator john mccain savaged in his own style the administration's strategy at a hearing on isis and syria. senator mccain: the white house press secretary josharnest said, are we going to light our hair on fire every time there is a setback? i would point out from my colleagues that maybe his hair is not on fire but their body is on fire in the streets over money. -- ramadi. john: this issue has blown up with ramadi. do you think that congressional criticism and the facts on the ground are at the point with a are going to compel obama to change course? mark: i got an e-mail in the subject line was, i want to meet you. turns out it was not -- the president will not change policy. john: you and other americans -- mark: the critics don't have a comprehensive plan that will work. the joint cheese have to recommend a plan but he will not change it raised on the criticism because they do not have an actual comprehensive land. john: here is that we know at president obama. he is in a mindset of i am going to do what i want to do and the extent to which i'm going to get away with what i want to do i am going to do it. what he told the atlantic today

josh says it the book is full of lies than the clinton should sue for slander and john gutierrez pose quick making this guy credible. he is a conservative flamethrower from back in the day so that some of the conversations happening on line. the next call for peter schweizer comes from peter in valley cottage new york republican line. >> caller: thank you very much for what you done. i think you are a patriot but unfortunately this investigation is going to go nowhere. the fbi director will not investigate. the attorney general and not investigate. as you recall what they lois lerner's situation and director mueller did nothing to investigate. mrs. clinton was part of the obama administration and his appointees will not do anything that tarnishes his administration. as you can see former president clinton, he stated and when he was being interviewed that he didn't say they did anything wrong. he said there's no evidence. you know as well as i do data for review and die and we did what we did with our server and are e-mailed the f. e. i would then and there that very day to confiscate

senator john mccain slammed the president for allowing isis to seize ramadi and laid into josh earnest saying are we going to light our hair on fire every time there is a setback? and some gop candidates floating the idea of sending troops back to fight. and jeb bush is making the case iraq is better off under his brother george w. bush. >> isis did not exist when my brother was president. al qaeda in iraq was wiped out when my brother was president. the surge created a fragile, but stable iraq that the president could have built on. >> reporter: in the speech on climbed change to coast guard yesterday, the president steered clear of the strategy and insisted global warming is contributing to the crisis in syria. he will have a chance to answer isis critics later today. >> jim, thanks for that. >>> documents seized by navy s.e.a.l.s in the raid that killed osama bin laden have been released. it shows they had little development in a caliphate. he was obsessed with attacking the united states and its interests world wide. he wrote letters and e-mails to terrorists in yemen and in africa

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john landgraf. and the president and ceo of amc networks incorporated, josh say can -- josh sapan.ulia: thank you, guys. i'm sure you are listening backstage. there is a lot of talk about over-the-top and how the cable carriers are not worried about cord cutting because they also sell broadband. but for you, you have to think about cable, both for retransmission fees but also >> we need to grow our business. the traditional distribution is very mature right now. right now, one of the key soundbites where they announced they now had more broad brand subscribers and video subscribers -- there is a clear message. it is critical. we intend to grow households, and we need new ways to do that. so i would not say we are worried about court-cutting there is opportunity and a lot of the marketplace to grow showtime. julia: what you think? >> we need to get to the consumer. court-cutting is a terrific catchy term, and i think it is not as ubiquitous as people think it is. what is true, and that was reflected on the previous panel, the interface by which people find great stories and content

josh. let's debate this. does the actual interest in on-demand warrant all the investments gross. johnllish on the on-demand market. john, do you think some of these valuations are crazy when you think about how low the barrier to entry is in this department? and even a company like uber is getting more and more competitors almost on a monthly basis? >> you know, my partner made a comment, which was there's public market sobriety and private marketin eastbound yags in eebebriation. uber has grown at a rate and no one except employees know what's going on there. it is not going away. we are not going back to the way we used to do things. i took an uber over here. i'm addicted and it's not going away. >> the question is whether the valuation of $50 billion for a taxi company is really appropriate or a sign of something different. s sue, why are you skeptical that this instant on-demand economy has not got the staying power that some think? >> well i think that there are some sectors where there's fundamentally some type of inefficiency and i would put uber and airbnb in that bucket that

now, newly resurfaced video shows josh in 2008 making an apparent joke about his siblings and incest. >> we just jan and john. we thought, why not have a double date? we are from arkansas! no. >> reporter: the duggars, a conservative christian family shared their home with cameras for ten seasons. tlc made the family famous but it's taking heat airing a marathon of old supposed, only hours after the allegations were published. a day later, executives reversed course announcing the network would take all supposed off the air, at least temporarily. but there's no word on whether the show will go on. >> it's sort of an open question and some of it depends on how willing tlc is to be transparent and how willing duggars are to participate in the process of addressing this on the screen. the show certainly can't continue without some sort of acknowledgement or some sort of conversation here. >> reporter: general mills, payless shoes, and choice hotels all show sponsors are now pulling their ads. and a petition on change.org to cancel "19 kids and counting," started nine months ago, has now racked up 193,000 signat

of the presentation, john will mention that we have a major happy milestone coming up and we are about to open the final roadway to traffic. and so with that i will introduce, josh fisher. >> thanks, lee and, madam chair and members of the commission, i am pleased to be here and on the eve of this major milestone to give you an up date. and i will show you, the agenda that i intend to discover, the project scope and schedule and the budget and funding and property ject status, which he kind of stole my thunder, and up date on the dbe, sbe westboundinger force development program and some of the challenges, the upcoming traffic switch and opening celebration. and happy to take any of your questions. so if you see, the diagram in front of you, yellow segments are the segments that were completed in 2012 as part of phase one, and the blue segments are what will be the finish of the project, and estimated completion of the final acceptance of mid, 2016. and like many projects before you, these major projects take multiple sources of funding, the, for the 2016, up date, the for the prop k, and i think that i just skipped one slide. and i can go back. i defendant's ex

josh lipton. monitoring the cisco call. >> well, melissa, the end of an era in silicon valley with long-time ceo john chambers stepping down from that role come this summer. on the call, chambers talking about where cisco is today and how positive he is about where cisco is headed. take a listen. >> cisco is in a very strong leadership position. our vision and strategy are working. at every company, city becomes digital. cisco is best positioned to help them as they become digital organizations. >> now chambers saying cisco in his words was at a positive inflection point. as for guyon's q4 revenue, q4 eps, 55 to 57 cents and the street was at 56 cents. chuck robbins the incoming ceo is on the call, haven't heard him answer any questions just yet. but the q&a session does start. if he offers color, we'll get the headlines right to you. melissa, back to you. >> okay. so the guidance is in linish. >> very line. i'm in agreement with all of the guys. i think bk has it right. if global growth doesn't komd congresscome back, the stock is volatile. when you see their commitment to capital return and where they're exposed the only

john mccain, 2008, loses with 19% of the nonwhite vote. mitt romney, 2012, loses with 17% of the nonwhite vote. and josh barro, the math now is if you match george w. bush's performance with the nonwhite vote as a republican presidential candidate, you will grasp -- >> because the nonwhite section of the electorate has gotten bigger overall. one thing about this hillary clip, this is another example of her being the status quo candidate. this is the obama policy on immigration. we're going to have a republican house in 2017 so we're not going to have a comprehensive immigration bill pass. she's going to use executive action on that front just as the president has done. maybe she will find some things by digging under the couchon -- >> but i think the fact that she elevated that we are fought going to go anywhere, she's appealing to independent whose don't believe in this idea that we should have a permanent underclass. that's where she's saying not only that vote, but the independent white vote. >> and also making the nuance about the difference between shipship and legal status. this is going to be a l

josh says "if the book is full of lies in the clintons should sue for slander." johngutierrez posts, "quit making the sky credible. he is a conservative flamethrower from back in the day." host:next call for peter comes from peter in valley cottage, new york. republican line. caller: thank you very much for what you have done. i think you are a patriot, but unfortunately this investigation will go nowhere. the fbi director will not investigate the attorney general -- the attorney general would not investigate as you recall. with the lois lerner situation director mueller did nothing to investigate. mrs. clinton was part of the obama administration and his appointees will not do anything that turnage is his administration. -- tarnished his administration. former president clinton, he stated and when he was being interviewed that he did not say he -- they did anything wrong. he said there is no evidence here it you know as well as i do that if it were uri and we did what we did with our server with our e-mail, the fbi would of been there that very day to confiscate your

john mccain. heather: white house officials are ruling out ground troops in iraq. >> reporter: that's right. i asked josh earnest that very question. wouldn't 10,000 troops make a difference on the ground? and he made the pivot talking about 150,000 ground troops. he said the white house will reject at every chance the idea of more troops. >> the president based on his judgment and the country's experience in the last invasion of iraq does not believe that's in the best interests of the united states of america. the best way to approach this situation is to take the fight to isil in their own country. >> reporter: there it is. let the iraqis handle the fight themselves. the fight will rest in the hand of the folks who call iraq home. >> we'll talk about the strategy and whether it's working or not throughout the show. thank you so much, kevin cork. >> tense moments on capitol hill. capital police detonating a pressure cooker found inside a suspicious car parked close to the capital dome. the bomb squad was called in and they safety detonated the device. police determined the object was not a threat. the