unfortunately, it's a pattern that keeps popping up on bill maher maher's show.e fact that the majority of the folks are saying enough is enough. it is a young tweens and teens are supporting one direction. they're demanding an apology because we recognize when somebody is unfair. >> i don't know if it is heartening that is the one direction dig. >> i think it shows how attuned when someone is not far. i applaud them. go for it. go for it one direction fans. >> that's a line you don't cross in this country. >>> moving on "new york magazine" is asking is hillary clinton any good at running for president? it notes clinton's disastrous press conference at the u.n. and her foggy bottom memoir. hillary isn't a particularly gifted political at&thlete, but suggests that being a good candidate is overrated. is hillary clinton a good candidate and does it matter? >> that was a totally objective, unslanted look at hillary clinton. i am really excited for the moment that i think is imminent now when we have a presidential campaign that is about two candidates and their agen

maher, absent. >> four, state and federal legislative update. this is an action item. >> good morning, chair and members, mark wats representing sacramento. two items of interest. on the matrix we added constitutional amendment number 5 and relates to the voter threshold for local special taxes, not designating a purpose for the tax, but under any tax approved by the voters reduce the threshold to 35%. we are recommending support for that measure. another measure that was brought to my attention by staff to relay to you and ask for your action on is to reconsider ab 779, found on page 7 of the matrix. this measure has been a watch and we're asking for you to reconsider and recategorize it has opposition. essentially, it pertains to the metrics used to measure traffic and greenhouse gas emissions in transportation priority areas. and on further reflection and collaboration with local agencies we find it's too flexible and a step backwards from where the city has been moving and recommend oppose. >> we had a discussion about the other items last t

host: on bill maher? guest: this coming friday. caller: you and elizabeth warned will be part of the culture that changes entertainment and congress. i see that the people that we have been voting for have been entertainment and back corporations that have been paying them just like they pay actors in hollywood. i know you have endured a lot of bullying clay, just as i have as a light-skinned african-american women. people that site are the ones that make the change. so ron and i wish you the best. -- so run and i wish you the best. host: do you think 2016? guest: i don't think 2016 is an time for me. i need time to process. it is not quiet out of the question at all, but i don't think so yet. host: what you hope people get out of your series that esquire? guest: i hope it comes across well. i allow them to come hoping that we could tell the story of people in spring lake. i do not know that is attacked that they took. if anything, i hope people are able to see that there's too much money in politics and gerrymandering is an issue.

. >> the race for philadelphia maher moves tonight to kpes on whether people are get to feat the the. >> melissa is the only republican running for mayor. now, to decision 2016, hillary clinton now has the support of bob casey in her run for the white house. >> i think hillary clinton is prepared not on a great commander in cheer but. >> case lipin in 2008 been on the republican side of the presidential race three senators, ted cruz rand paul and know fopwhether he will denexts under way. how teal is plus sif ear waeft mid raced. what with. we'll be right back with an update. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> good morning. it is cold start to the morning. most o

host: on bill maher? guest: this coming friday.ler: you and elizabeth warned will be part of the culture that changes entertainment and congress. i see that the people that we have been voting for have been entertainment and back corporations that have been paying them just like they pay actors in hollywood. i know you have endured a lot of bullying clay, just as i have as a light-skinned african-american women. people that site are the ones that make the change. so ron and i wish you the best. -- so run and i wish you the best. host: do you think 2016? guest: i don't think 2016 is an time for me. i need time to process. it is not quiet out of the question at all, but i don't think so yet. host: what you hope people get out of your series that esquire? guest: i hope it comes across well. i allow them to come hoping that we could tell the story of people in spring lake. i do not know that is attacked that they took. if anything, i hope people are able to see that there's too much money in politics and gerrymandering is an issue. peo

maher walsh's people, our valley is that way is valley is that way. you might if i get a picture? >> not at all. >> thank you for coming. >> tell me your name again. did we see each other before? >> we did. i had a question on foreign policy. i asked what do you think is the biggest threat foreign to america. >> the biggest threat is a nuclear iran and violent jihadist extremists. they're all connected. that is what i think is the biggest threat. threats always change but that is the biggest threat. >> what you think? i agree with you. i think nuclear iran is very dangerous and isis is very dangerous for the country. think when he to make sure we can contain them and they don't come to america. >> well, we support the region in addressing its own problems. >> can we get a picture? thank you. >> thank you. >> how are you >> my maiden name was changed. it would have been irish. >> kathleen or kathy? >> anything you are comfortable with. my son just moved from california. he and his wife are teachers. don't ask me where they are teaching. thank you for being here. >> thank you kathy.

maher sathar, al jazeera bangladesh. >> the book of code breaking written by allen turing has sold for over $1 million. gabriel elizondo reports. >> the oscar nominated hit movie that brought the work of allen turing to a wider audience. >> what is it we're going to do? >> break an unbreakable nazi code. >> oh. >> the greatest work of his life is going on the auction block at bonham's. >> the very fishes time we have been able to see his notes and how he went about figuring things out. because there are no other known man you a vipts bymanuscripts by him, this is a truly remarkable piece. >> hateful in a fit of frustration. perhaps surprisingly for a math genius he also admits difficulty in understanding a famous calculation, known as the liebnitz formula. the notes aren't related to his work in breaking the nazi code but rather, his other pargs laying thepassionslaying the foundations for personal computers as we know it. >> welcome to enigma. the craziest communication devices in history. the nazis use i.t. for all their communications. >> a german enigma machine in full working orde

these things usually happen because they are tight wad students in berkeley who think bill maher is offensive to muslims. here it is the cops? how many cops are in new jersey? >> ask bruce springsteen. he has gotten on the wrong side of new jersey cops in the past. >> that's true, and chris rock. he is taking selfies all day long. it is a new category of the outrage machine. silly. >> joanne, some people are comparing it to condi rice when she backed out of rutgers. is that a fair representation? you said so in the green room. >> i did say that. there is no need to say it again. get rid of the commencement speeches. it causes so much controversey. but it is free publicity for the school. they are obtuse. listen, this is the poimt of rap. it provides a platform for the artist toy moat reflect and -- to emote and reflect and i am a supporter of the arts and art education and if he is not get on it. >> andy, is the only person of color on the panel what do you have to say? >> i think by inviting him and uninviting him they showed a lack of common decency. can we agree on that? and that i am the

. >> these things usually happen because tightwad students in berkeley who think bill maurerhr maher is offensive. >> ask bruce springsteen, on the wrong side of new jersey cops in the past. >> and chris rock, too. taking selfies all day long. a new category of the outrage machine. >> silly. >> art. so joanne people comparing it to conde rice, backed out because of protests. a fair comparison? you said so in the green room. >> i did say that. there's no need to say it again. >> get riftd commencement speeches. a waste of money. causes so much controversy. but, again, it's free publicity for the school. kids are like, wow, it's cool. i don't know obtuse. i just -- >> i just want to go. whatever. >> listen, this is the point of wrath. i don't think the school understand. provides a platform for the artist to emost, reflect and amuse feelings in an uncensored manner using rhymes. i am a supporter of arts and arts education and not, get on it. >> and is the only person of color on the panel what do you have to say about joanne's comments? >> by inviting him and uninviting him they showed

i don't like bill maher. he's good for america because he says everything he wants.ple that take every word i say in the hopes they can attack my advertisers, shut me down get me fired. >> this isn't new. what is shocking is the moving from a civil rights agenda, live, let live. let us live our lives, moving into punishing people who disagree with you. when we see this move from the left around the world going from liberalism to facism. i think those of us who care about the civil rights movement, everybody who cares about the civil rights movement must stand up for christian in the move of what the christian rights movement have stood for. >> coming from you, it's more powerful the president of now for crying outloud. you're coming at this i don't want to say you're a gay and lesbian activist. but you don't hide your sexuality. you're saying this because your side is doing this. >> this is it. for those of us coming from the liberal end of things that we were there because we wanted individual freedom, and individual responsibility. this is the antithesis of that. i

. >> i think when you go back to bill maher, saying americans are cowards because of the missles i meanoint, this kid is brand new. he's not that funny yet. he's got a south african sensibility. he should have a south american sensibility. it's comedy. >> how about let he everybody say whatever they want and stop acting like we're offended when it's a crock 90% of the time? >> i think the hiring so transparent. they hired him because he's hot. that is it. >> really? okay. >> no. how does that explain me and geraldo? >> i'm trying to dish sexism to the men as well. >> okay. okay. >> you're trying a joke. >> he has nothing but looks going for him. >> he's going to be great he's a good looking guy. he hosts a tv show in south africa, since his early 20s and yes, he was only kidding. whenever there is a controversy that is your get out of jail free card. i was kidding. >> americans need to grow up and stop acting like we're always offended. and watch this cop harassing a driver. >> stop right now. and realize traffic violations are committed. do you understand me? are you going to let me fi

bill maher over the weekend offered $1 million to elizabeth warren if she jumps in. if you listen to elizabeth warren, you hear issues. you hear policy. you hear the difference between hillary who is talking just this real 4,000 foot you know i want better things for america and then you listen to elizabeth warren, she outlines some areas it would be very interesting to see how those two stack up against each other. i would like to see those two duke it out a little. >> i don't know. clintons are never going to let that happen. >> she's got the chops to stand up to elizabeth warren? she might not. >> a tweet was put out talking about specific issues economic opportunity, climate change. you are never going to expect somebody to stand up and suddenly talk about substance in their announcement. marco rubio won't do that either. >> i would like to see the two of them on the debate stage. >> never happen. >> maybe america needs to think about this. do they want another four or eight years of this kind of clinton/obama world. let's listen to brit hume. >> she has tremendo

praised for being brilliant in bringing the next level of the game of what jon stewart has done bill maherxample we keep pointing at this snowden interview. >> it is like "snl" weekend update. it would take -- you get some news from that learn some stuff from that. last few months and years, you're seeing a genre of tv where people use humor to tell a truth. these programs take in depth looks at serious topics not flinching from tough questions. >> look at another key exchange about one of the consequences of the material leaked out and some of the consequences that played out since then. let's play it. >> so "the new york times" took a slide, didn't redact it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that is a problem. these things do happen in reporting. in journalism we have to accept that some mistakes will be made. this is a fundamental concept of liberty. >> right. but you have to own that then. you're giving documents with information you know could be harmful which could get out there. >> yes. >> so only a handf

taught at union theological seminary, yale, harvard, university of paris, appears often on the bill maher show the colder report and cnn was featured in the film the matrix and in his spare time produced a spoken word album that in france won best jazz album of the year. george is the author of books such as in defense of natural law and conscience and its enemies, he is vice-chairman of the united states commission and international religious freedom. cheese served on the president's council on bioethics, received honors such as presidential citizens medal land given lectures at harvard, yale, univ. of st. andrews and cornell university. his students report he will miss class but his absence is excused because more often than that it is travel to the vatican to chat with the pope. given their future success in the academy and public intellectuals, these thinkers can confine themselves to their own intellectual and political enclaves. having ascended the ranks of the left and the right they could from their chests, applaud their own side and sneer at the other and remain forever convinced

details about the cia's internal debate over the arrest, rendition and torture of canadian citizen maher arar. kiriakou told the canadian press news agency numerous colleagues warned against arresting arar, saying he was innocent. but kiriakou said an unnamed female officer insisted on pressing ahead, saying arar had links to al-qaeda. arar was arrested at new york's kennedy airport in 2002 and sent to syria, where he spent nearly a year being tortured, interrogated and imprisoned in a , grave-like cell. canada formally apologized to arar and paid a $10 million settlement after a canadian inquiry found he was totally innocent. but the united states, which was responsible for his rendition, has never apologized. kiriakou meanwhile remains under house arrest after revealing the identity of a covert officer to a reporter who didn't publish it. kiriakou exposed the bush-era torture program and became the only official to be jailed in connection with it. in new york city a group of , artists have erected a 100-pound bust of nsa whistleblower edward snowden atop a monument to revolutionary war

i'm in favor of making sure the the bill mahers of the world are the major offenders and make us lookke life seriously as we take it. >> let's look at social media. pope francis is this twitter sensation out there @pontiffx. how is that changing your fate? i want to ask you all of this. >> changing it, it's instantaneous what people are thinking about it. i think what it's saying is you can look at all of these different perspectives. go down your feed, this person said this, that person said that. it makes it a lot more relevant because it's in time. people are responding in time, too, which is a bit dangerous, i think. with regard to this stuff, the "charlie hebdo" stuff showed that this can be a very dangerous slope. if you offend people's religious sensibilities, the pope spoke about this -- if you'll recall. he said watch out, you may get a punch in the nose. yes, i think a universal offender is okay. when it comes to religious sensibility -- >> you can't say everything. >> i think certain things are sacred and they're off ground. >> how about you, dr. moore? in your community, e

taught at union theological cemetery yale, harvard and the university of paris, appears onon the bill maher show, the kolbert report and cnn and was featured in the film the mate direction, and produced a spoken word album that in france won best jazz album of the year. george is the author of book such as, in defense of natural law, and cob sheens and its enemies. is it the vice-chairman of the united states commission on international religious freedom. has served on the president's council on bioethics has received honors such as the presidential citizens medal, and has given lectures at harvard yale, university of st. al-andrews and cornell university himself students report that sometimes he will miss class but his absence is excused because more often than not it's to travel to the vatican to chat with the pope. given their huge success both in the academy and as public intellectuals, these two thinkers could very will consign themselves to their own intellectual and political enclaves. they could live easy lives as pontiffs. having ascended the ranks of the left and right they could

maher walsh is right. it is a day to draw citizens together.hey queue mayor walsh, for helping us know that that day should never be forgotten, but remembered in our lives everything will they. may it shine as an example of how our nation response in times of crisis. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome back david cicilline, a democrat from rhode island. you are putting forth legislation to really go against gays and lesbians. outline the parameters of what you want to do and how difficult it will be in congress. guest: we introduced a resolution that really expresses a sense of congress, a statement of our values, this termination he against members of the lgb community in housing credit, education, jury service should not be permitted. the caucus is working hard to get support for what we've done. over 100 members have already signed on. that is already a statement of our values. in addition, working on a piece on the senate side that will for the first time approach this in a much more comprehensive way the issue of di

bill maher is a big media person who is sharing only part of the story. >>> he's spent $74 million iny taxes to no effect at all. that got almost no coverage. i don't think the average person has any idea who tom steyer is. he's the single biggest contributor to american politics and he's basically unknown. why is that? >> exactly. again, liberal progress sieves, many of them are eliteistselitists they believe the rule don't alie to them. tom steyer has made a bulk of his money on dirty fossil fuels and now he wants to dictate policy to energy companies after he's made a ton of money, of course. i mean we see this all the time. al gore sold his media company to al jazeera which is owned by qater, which is the biggest fossil fuel producer in the world, so again the rules don't apply to them. >> michael bloomberg, three-term mayor of new york city and gun control advocate. no one is disarming his body guards and he doesn't get credit for the partisan player he is. tens of millions of dollars on behalf of democrats and that didn't get covered. >> and exactly, george thoros is very involv

. >> now marissa maher is shaking up yahoo managing ranks. tumbler david carp is getting a dmeegs.e's now going to be overseeing yahoo's home page and other sites light tump bler. >> facebook founder mark zuckerberg took the opportunity to fire a question to president obama in panama. at a summit he asked the president about connecting the world via internet? >> what have you learned in making this a priority in he did tft lessons that you've picked up from all the work pa that you've done what work have we done together to make sure the world can remain connected? >> the internet was created with government investment. now that in every country we recognize there's an infrasphrurkt that has to be built, we also have to be working together with the private sector to make sure that it's built-in a way that anticipates how rapidly things are changing. >> now, you've been writing many with suggestions for t-shirt slogans on the economy. peert says no more tax. print money. short to the point. gregory says brother with you spare a billion, and david says qawp tatetive easing. qe. quite

my people are up in the mountains of galway near the border, not far from where mirror -- maher walsh is people are from. >> have you been over there? . my people are not far from there. they are from the man valley. our valley is that way. his is that way. >> do you mind if i get a picture? it's not at all. thank you. tell me your name again. >> did we see each other before? >> we did. >> i had a question. i had a question on foreign-policy. i just always ask, what is the biggest threat made to america right now? >> the biggest threat is nuclear iran and violent jihadist extremism, and they are both connected and related. that is the biggest right. threats always change, but that is the biggest threat. i think new claire iran -- nuclear iran is very dangerous. i think we need to make sure we contain them and do not come over to america. >> is this to anybody? you just said that tuesday. you have to watch the politics. >> thank you. >> [indiscernible] my maiden name was king. thank you. governor o'malley: kathleen? >> caffe. anything you are comfortable with. my son just moved here fr

vice president governor baker leaders senators mccain, warring, markey, maher walsh doctor jean mccormickn's choir stokes mitchell friends on behalf of ted's sister, jean, teddy junior and kiki, patrick and amy, karen, caroline and the entire kennedy family standing beside me literally and in spirit we are honored and grateful you all can be here. thirty-six years ago my husband came here to dedicate the presidential library next-door. speaking about the speaking about the older brother he loved and admired so deeply teddy called the moment a combination a happy rendezvous with history that makes his memory come alive. today the same is true for all of us who loved edward m kennedy. it seems like only yesterday i was standing with teddy at a window on the 7th floor of the jfk library looking down on the plot of land where this institute now stands. it was an empty low-lying field but he had a vision that something extraordinary could rise from. ascould rise from. as we looked out the window teddy pointed to a little pine tree and said to me that is where the institute is going to be. and

a couple of weeks ago i was in los angeles and i was going to be on the "bill maher show." i'm i'm not afraid of him. i was going to be on the show, they sent a driver to pick me up. the driver picks me up. i get in the car and introduce myself, asking his name. he says, my name is dimitri. i said, that does not sound like you are from alabama. he said, no, i'm from the old soviet union. i said, when did you come to america? he said, 1988. i said, why did you leave the soviet union? that was the year before communism began to collapse and the soviet union fell. i said, why did you leave? he said i spent my whole life , with my government lying to me. the government telling me i lived in a great country and america was a terrible place but i knew that was not true. he said, i have wanted to leave that country because i knew i could not stay there and i had a little daughter and i wanted a better life for her and i wanted to get her out of there. he came to this country with $250 and that's it. he said, i wish i could say to every american what a great country this is. this c

your evidence, cardinal om alley, vice president biden governor baker, maher walsh members of congressery elected official in massachusetts. -- and 30 much every elected official -- pretty much every elected official in massachusetts [laughter] know that michelle and i have shared your prayers in the past few days of for an army ranger and police officer, john moynahan, who was shot in the line of duty on monday night. [applause] i mention him because last year the white house, and the vice president and i, had the chance to honor him as one of america's top cops for his bravery in the line of duty and for risking his life for a fellow officer, and i am told that he is awake and talking and we wish him a full and speedy recovery. [applause] i also want to thank allowed someone who very much wanted to be here, someone who wanted to be here every day for 25 years, he represented this commonwealth every day, and that his secretary of state john kerry. [applause] many of you them -- you know that he stood up for principles for ted and his brother john kennedy believed in so strongly. let u

in maher, the court says but a woman cannot force the government to come participate in that by paying for it. likewise here. lawrence said the government cannot interfere in private, intimate conduct. our position is that the court cannot, as a constitutional matter, say but yes, you can force the state into these relationships by forcing them to recognize and give benefits to anyone. that's not the way that our fundamental rights doctrine works. so, justice kagan, you know, to get back to your point again about how the constitution does put limits, there haven't been any identifiable limits here that that defeat the states' interest. you would have to somehow change one of those doctrines. you'd have to change your fundamental rights doctrine. you'd have to change equal protection doctrine. and when you change those, you also change the balance between the federal courts and the people voting in the democratic process. justice kagan: see, to me it seems as though you are doing something very different that we've never done before, which is you are defining constitutional rights in te

but it's another -- it's another example, i mean jack maher was number one last year.se guys are stalked or have problems. they've been overtaken. the new kid on the block, a very ambitious bloke who is the soda king. >> thanks for bringing that robert. >>> coming up a veteran only analyst reacts to the huge deal of the day. maybe a decade. shell buying rival bg for $70 billion. check out the futures. and "squawk box" will be right back live from the heart of midtown manhattan. seven out of ten power outages in the us are caused by weather. but utilities can now predict where the power will go out, within a few city blocks. working with ibm they're combining micro weather forecasts with detailed data from local sensors. to predict where outages are likely to occur. and send crews exactly where they're needed, when they're needed. ibm analytics from the internet of things is making energy smarter every day. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account, and you could

a couple of weeks ago i was in los angeles and i was going to be on the "bill maher" show.driver to pick me up. the driver picks me up. i get in the car and introduce myself, asking his name. he says, my name is dimitri. he says, i'm from the old soviet union. i said, when did you come to america? he said, 1988. i said, why did you leave the soviet union? that was the year before the soviet union began to collapse. he said, i spent my whole life with my government lying to me. the government telling me i lived in a great country and america was a terrible place but i knew that was not true. he said, i have wanted to leave that country because i knew i could not stay there and i had a little daughter and i wanted a better life for her and i wanted to get her out of there. he came to this country with $250 and that's it. he said, i wish i could say to every american what a great country this is. this country has allowed me to own my own business. i owned this car and several others. i said, where is your daughter these days? he said, she is in her 30's, she has kids, she's ma

. >> even talk show host bill maher is tired of all the pc backlash. >> yes we joke about everybody hereforgotten how to do. for folks who take such pride in their love of diversity, liberals increasingly seem to tolerate none in their own ranks. what is is the point of attacking people who are 95% on your side? >> wow. >> it was epic. >> the publish everywhere of the federalist and says it's time america cools it with all the phony outrage. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> are we becoming way too sensitive and can't take a joke anymore. >> i think it's more about the fact that that you have seen this collective social justice warrior movement army of offended people built up over the past several years that is now reaching the point where they have to find new targets. that includes targets that might agree with them on their liberal politics. but, still actually are in the business of being funny. and every joke has to have a target or someone to make fun of. the problem really if you are working in humor today is that there is no way that you can eve