it was norman lear and his wife, larry david, bob scheer. they were sitting around w eeping in their expensive soup about the fact that we were living in hell. rupert murdoch on the media. george bush was president. norman lear had his pulse on american culture for 30 years. why cannot figure out how to deal -- deliver a message that is important and happening? >> that is important. we can find messages that speak to people where they are. they can also have some satire like stewart or colbert. there is the idea of exposing with satire. it opens people's eyes to the hypocrisy and corruption of our politics. the problem is you want the captivating stories and images and vocabulary, but a lot of the colbert-stewart stuff is so absurd and over the top that people do not want to get engaged. >> that is where a large number of people get their news. >> i think the obama campaign was a pivotal point, bringing people in. now they leave. there is the possibility that people will come back in. i agree with that movements also have their problems. i t

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lear common national commitment to democracy. nationala, -- a clear commitment to democracy. al jazeera. go to the second largest city in pakistan. we're getting these reports that former prime minister nawaz sharif is declaring a victory. >> i am going to have you look over my shoulder. you can probably see all loads of people celebrating and cheering. these are supporters of nawaz sharif. java are supporters of the client. they're supporting that their leader has said they have this in the back. -- in the bag. that theyar tuesday may have -- as to say that they have won more seats than any other party and they will not need coalition partners. that maybe political on their part. supporters of the muslim league party is very happy indeed about these results, which are still coming in. >> what are you hearing about turnout? you're talking about the second largest city in the country. well. okay. we will leave it there. thank you very much. ubt's go to the financial h in karachi. this area has seen some of the most deadly violence. >> absolutely. around 10:00 local time, there

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theyday he returns to ruling factory complex, but what hope can there be now as they .lear the rubble now a look at what happened when it collapsed. his other daughter somehow survived. i cried out his name after the building came down, she says. i was sure she was alive, but i could not see her. she says she was making clothes for brands like primark and benneton. it was money the family depended upon. >> where did my girl ago. if only i could find her. even if she is dead, at least by current and not carry her. bury her.t i could >> there are dozens who lost relatives in the disaster. people have been wanting to tell us their stories. the industry may have given them a job, and not feeding the appetite for cheap clothes has taken a toll on the community. thousands are calling the building owner a murderer. protests have forced hundreds of factories to suspend production, but british clothing companies are still at work, checking samples, ready to place new orders triggered could they do more to enforce better standards? use a compliant factories. can we do more? yes. if the consumer

let's take a deeper dive with scott carter of lear, the biggest seller of physical gold and silver toestors. why is there a disconnect? that seems counterintuitive? >> i think what you see is investors that thought they might have missed the price before and saw the price drop in april and this was an opportunity for them to get in the market. we've seen a big bump in investors wanting to add to their position or jump in the first time. in addition, you saw the u.s. mint announce they are running out of supply. demand at the mint level for coins, demand at the retail level in our business is at an all-time high right now. >> is there a lag time? i would imagine physical gold is driven -- correct me if i'm wrong, driven by retail investors or individual investors as opposed to institutional investors who probably don't want to store physical gold at their pension fund or whatnot. there is a lag in terms of eventually catches up with the price of gold? >> i don't think so. i think you have the biggest physical gold buyers are central banks. they've been net buyers of gold since 2010. th

hopes will defeat south carolina governor nikki haley through the purposes of what are you about to lear is an indian american woman. >> now at this time i would like to introduce, now do i call him senator or would i call him governor sheheen w what i do call him? that's what i thought. and about 18 months from now hopefully he will have sent nikki haley back to wherever the hell she came from. (applause) >> jon: so let's give a warm welcome to vincent she han-- sheheen who must now tacitly endorse way just said by taking its stage. if he did mean go back to wrefer the hell she came from meaning india, that is surprising coming from dick harpootlian a secretary immigration immigrant from the country of har pootel. -- a country named of course for its chief export harp poodles. that's-- okay, that's stupid. everyone knows a harp poodle is a cross between a poodle and a harp seal. yes. (laughter) that is what they look-- (laughter) >> jon: now we've come to the age old post inflammatory comment riddle. will harpootlian seek him out or bury him further. >> i apologize, yesterday if anyone

paulus lear there in egypt has condemned the israeli air strikes in syria with the arab league also demanding action from the un security council the league says that there has been a dangerous violation of arab states sovereignty article two of the united nations charter bans the use of force against the territorial integrity of any state a u.s. white house spokesman meanwhile has said that a bomber feels that israel is justified in its concerns over the threat from hezbollah or he's got a card in washington and boyko in london told us more about the reaction coming from the u.k. and the u.s. . the u.k. foreign secretary has said that this latest israeli air strike is making the case stronger for lifting the e.u. arms embargo on the syrian opposition according to william hague this recent escalation of the conflict shows that there's a real risk that the violence could spread outside of syria and into the wider middle east of course this isn't the first time that the u.k. has called for an end to this e.u. arms embargo in fact it's become somewhat of a regular occurrence this is just the lat

thousands of refugees who have fled their own going syrian conflict our middle east correspondent post lear has more. turkey has blamed the syrian president bashar assad for these bombings without having undergone any kind of investigation what they have said is that syrian intelligence is to quote them the usual suspects now the deputy turkish prime minister says that the organization and the members behind the attacks have been largely identified but what is worrying is that this does say it's a bad precedent to merely blame assad right away without giving any kind of proof or any kind of conclusive evidence as to why you say that nine people have been detained all of them are turkish citizens according to the turkish deputy prime minister and he has stressed that there be no links to the syrian opposition previously three of the five suspects arrested after the bombings were said to have been the syrian nationals so it has denied that they are behind the attacks the syrian government issued a statement in which it said that we are saddened by the fall of martyrs in turkey yesterday in on

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the major route through shelters things orders will of course but of course lear has moved tension on the ground is increasing and increasing by the hour the syrian information minister on one also will be said after a special cabinet meeting that syria will not accept a breach of its sovereignty all of its security and that all options were on the table syrian officials say that they've turned syrian artillery also to face towards israel the syrian deputy foreign minister feisal our mc that said the alleged israeli attack on syria is addictive ration of war now make that has said that syria will retaliate against israel in its own time and in its own way meanwhile iran which has a defense agreement with syria says it will respond to alleged israeli airstrikes on sunday morning and it's also urging neighboring countries to stand up to israeli aggression we haven't heard anything so far from the israeli government the israeli military also continues to refuse to either confirm or deny the reports that are detect syria in the early hours of sunday morning israel however has declared the

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did thi they do this to all lear only to james rosen at fox news.of anger when the "new york times" leaks something? that's of concern. remember when panetta called, we don't know that he said name him as a co con conspirac co-conspi. it could be find out who the guy is who leaked. we don't know that it's go after the reporter. >> bret: charles? >> i agree. you have to distinguish between the demand for a leak investigation and then doing the unprecedent of naming a reporter as a co co co-conspirator, unprecedented at least for 40 years. for the cia director to pick up the phone in the middle of the night and say doof an do you hay idea how this jeopardizes our security which doj wouldn't necessarily know because it's not their expertise. that in and of itself i think is innocuous and normal. i don't understand understand why the white house spokesman implied there was none of that. these things are initiated by the department of justice. it ought to be the president's advisor on terrorism or whoever who calls up and says you know, you may not under

in a lot of ways, bernanke is being obvious lear. we know interest rates can't be at zero forever.higher rates return, you will likely see the stock market fade, mortgage rates go up and even perhaps interest charged on student loans. a bill in the house floor would tie federal loans to the interest rates on treasury loans. right now, stafford loan rates are set by the government and they don't move. this is a republican plan. it sounds pretty good. that's when rates are essentially zero. they might not sound so great if interest rates rise. if the government does nothing, we will see loan rates double. they have until july 1st to figure this out. lots of students, lots of parents are absolutely wondering what is going to happen. specially with doubling the interest rates. >> 6:17 right now. christina loren is back to tell us about a good-looking weekend ahead. i know we are on thursday but always keep it positive. >> a lot of graduations happening this week too. >> we get into june. it is all about dads and grads. scott mcgrew and i were talking about this yesterday. they have fin

mike allen and jim vanahan in politico, obama's aloof men and hole lear than thou rhetoric have leftim with little reservoir of good and small. while being berated by west wing aides on matters big and small now has every incentive to to be as relentless as can be. is that going on down there? >> first of all, to be on the front with ap reporters is not a good way to endear yourself with the press corps. i do think there's another turn in the story, when your guy, i'm talking about democrats here, the partisan-divided d.c., when democrats of obama have gone after it this way, even the ones impatient with him on this or that or going to start pushing back. you saw that with bill clinton. but a lot of democrats who had their differences with him on nafta or a whole bunch of other issues say wait a minute, we're not going to let these particular attacks stand. so i think it works both ways, yeah, when everything starts going wrong for a moment, the press will turn on you. but i think there's another dynamic that's going to kick in here as well. >> e.j. dionne, lover of democracy, tired

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lear concerned, she works for the taxpayers.e those answers, we ought not be paying her and she ought not be working for the american people. >> right. so, she she get immunity to make sure she talks about up? >> i'm not prepared to go there, maria. what i'm saying is, we need to get to the bottom of this. the american people do want the answers. house committees are well equipped to uncover these. the administration, it's interesting, maria, the president seems to treat his executive branch now as being independent from him. and that's just not the case. you know, he's -- he is trying to say that he's disconnected to these -- to these agencies and to the actions of the irs and others when the fact is, this is his irs. this is the obama irs. and, you know, it seems that if he's lost connection and focus to this, really, i believe he's lost focus on the real priority, which is jobs and the economy. it's about governing. and i'd like to see the president come forward, give the answers that the american people are looking for, and

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i want to pull up a full screen quote that we have lear from the association that oversees this.allocation policy differs for these groups of candidates and it is designed to suit their unique needs. he is talking about children under the age of 12. there is a big discussion about whether or not it is discriminatory. should the lung go to the person, whatever their age, who is most in need, jeff? >> well, i'm not a scientist so i can't argue with a scientist the process but perhaps there is a opportunity to look at the system. i personally believe that i personally believe that there is a, should be based system, there is a need based system. the problem for example, in this case those statistics indicate that there was only two lung donors in her age range, six to 10, between january and february of this year. and only one of those set of lungs was transplanted. and that --. martha: they're arguing she should be eligible for an adult lung, a adult not in as dire imminent need should not be on the list above her. that it is age discriminatory to even have that cuttoff for under 1

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also opening soon may 17th, right lear in the united states star trek into darkness. >> that's one ofhe three movies this summer everyone is anticipating are going to be block busters. one is ironman. the second is man of steel. >> there you go. >> rebooting of superman which is directed by zac snyder about you more importantly co-written by christopher nolan who does the dark knight movies. expectations. >> man of steel? >> man of steel. >> stark true and correct copy into darkness next week is "great gatsby" and my guess it will be a bad movie but i have not seen it yet. >> that's only a guess. >> i have read about it. i am inclined to believe the same. >> it's been dlafrd several times. i do think that somebody really needs to have an intervention and tell him he is a comedian. he has been going for these tragedies. i don't think it's his skill set. his first movie was this ballroom suite, comedy about dancing set in australia. >> phenomenal? >> terrific. came out on blu ray. i think that's easily his best movie. since then, you know milan rouge is set up as a comedy but she has tu

let me just comment on the yahoo-tumblr deal because everybody down lear other than bernanke is all they'reey're weak in mobil and they have to do something, they're weak in social media and have to do something. even you have to admit is dollar 1.1 billion is a lot of money to spend for unsticky eyeballs and young people who don't want to have media pitched at them. here's two statistics and i'll toss it back to you. tumblr has 100 million unique blogs and they have one unique viewer per blog. here is a better metric. yahoo generated $5 bill glon ref you. >>. tumblr generated 13 million. in other words, tumblr is not doing anything in terms of adding to the revenues of this company, not for many, many years. let's hope many it's the best thing they did, maybe it's google buying youtube and it's an awful lot of money to spend on a risk investment. >> yahoo will do their best to make it work. >> i'm pro the deal. anything that gives them visibility is a huge win. >> meantime, the newest member of our team kelly evans joins us at post 9. it's great to have you. >> you've done a couple of days

lear we are in no way criticizing the irs but so please, please, please, don't audit us.t guest a tea party group. americans for prosperity. long time tea party ax at this vista and apparently a victim of politically oriented bias from the internal revenue service. what happened? >> sure. when i started getting involved in politics a few years ago. i was a pregnant stay at home mom. we were organize would and we found out people were giving it you can't run it through your bank account. you have to file with the irs. but going to lawyers and trying to get this done. they just said it's going to cost you thousands of dollars and that if you make even the slightest mistakes because the codes are so complex and because stories coming in from other groups getting harassed you just can't do this. we had to shut everything down. we couldn't take any money for help it was really a big problem and really suppressed our voice in our community in pennsylvania. >> alisyn: what makes you think that you though as a tea party activist were targeted rather than just this just being bure

walk us through these things because everybody has said engagement and historically the record is leareven ambassador bosworth and christopher hill, we can't do this. i didn't want to ask for money but money makes it a lot easier. thank you. >> dave? >> i'd just like to make one comment and i fully support all of ambassador king's work but with the comments up there, the elephant in the room is nothing will change as long as the kim family regime exists. that's it. and the comments, george's comments and steve's, there is growing resistance potential in the north and it takes engagement, it takes contact. the best change will come from within and everything we can do to facilitate that but kim il sung developed the most sophisticated control system in the world and that's what is repressing it and the kim family regime, as long as it exists, is still going to repress its people, it's going to develop its nuclear weapons, it's going to be a threat to south korea, to the region, and really, to the international community. so until the regime goes away, we're not going to see any change b

using the authority we currently have the president needs to lear out the detainee's. it is a first small step in what urely will be a long effort to estore lost honor. there is something wrong with the system when a war crime keep indefinitely. that is what the majority of the task force recommends that the emaining prisoners be tried by article 3 quarts or at least countries that will take them. we found indefinite detention without charges or trial to be in poor practice. we recognize that this may well require some individuals to be brought to secures facilities in the united states. i should note that one of the problems the state department experienced is the reluctance of many nations to solve our problems for us when we are unwilling to take cuts to any of these people on u.s. soil. one of my colleagues was pretty blunt about this. bring them to trial or release them. if they return to the battlefield we will kill them on the battlefield. we are getting really good hought that. general colin powell has said he would close guantanamo this afternoon. i will say t

when we think of how we would want to use a drone, it is ,lear that most of the uses finding a missingperson, fighting forest fires, are not uses that particularly implicate the fourth amendment. and your legislation is very careful to carve those out. i think that by creating clarity, you allow the use of drones for all of these good or process them including commercial from since -- commercial or process where people don't have to worry that that drone in the skies spying on them. so while you allow for the growth in the industry will still protecting people's privacy and resemble you -- reasonable way. so, yes, i think that congress has a strong role. >> what about the faa? right now, they decide who gets a permit. the president has weighed in on to betold the faa sensitive to privacy concerns when giving you permits. have aink the faa does role clearly in some of the things, like deciding what will happen with information once it is collected. providing notice of what particular drones are being flown or how. but i think thomas has the central role in grady -- in regular in the gov