the martha stewart case is a joke. i don't know martha stewart particularly. she's attacked presumptuous. i said at the time, this is a publicity stunt by him. >> laura: popover. >> yeah, that's what he did. >> laura: whose conduct was more egregious and damaging to the integrity under the rule of law, equal justice under the rule of law, mike flynn and the setup and her agents or what jim comey did for the last two years. >> everything reveal in horowitz's report should be like a teaching manual for the fbi. don't ever do this again. >> laura: doesn't the lying prosecutor. >> if j. edgar hoover was up until now the worst director, this guy has gone way beyond. >> laura: he claimed -- the thing that gets me, rudy, as a first-year associate at a law firm in dc, we knew basic rules of ethics as young lawyers. you go to the department as a first-year prosecutor. you have spent the week doing ethics review. you know it. he claims it wasn't a federal record, a sensitive federal record. he claims his memo to the file wasn't a record. that doesn't pass the straight f

we had incredible guests, people like kobe bryant and martha stewart.nk you can expect a lot of what you've heard, people talking about a common theme and how to come out of failures. they did not want to define those mistakes. they came back as champions that they are. >> i was honored to be part of that. alex, you are will like, what about failures? it's an empowering podcast. >> they were very invested in podcast, you think there's a connection between a host and listener and conversation, it happens intimately in your ears. it's free-form, the dialogue can go anywhere. it's really amazing, we wanted to make the stories about failures and success in your time on the training, you want that to come to life for young people thinking about what's their career going to be like, what's next for them? week debut as the number one podcast which is pretty phenomenal for a business podcast from a company like this one. we were thrilled to partner with alex. what we really care about that it is clearly resonating with people and sharing it with their friends a

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artie: my good friend who just sold his stock in martha stewart, chairman of the board of records for 15 years, we met -- if you read my book, we met by accident at queens college night school and he had just taken over the job working for donnie kershner from evans kershner music. i had already had a record out when i was 16. i was signed when i was 16 so i had a record out, and it died and nothing else happened. i ran into charles and you read the book, you'll crack up -- the story is hysterical how it all happened. we met, next day i go on with the demo i made and i play it for donnie kershner and they sign me -- here i am signed to music, dauphin king, brian wilson, jan barry, great writers. there i was. it was so simple. you wrote a song and you played it for donnie kershner cousin he -- because he was the boss. if you didn't like it, you got a budget. studios. -- in those days, we went to smaller studios. i don't even remember the names, but we go to dick charles. you get three hours and you do 10 songs in three hours. that included the vocals, everything. i don't even remember

martha stewart is a great example.mportant peace here -- piece here is how this is being embraced by people here. jason: walk me through where we have come. we've got big institutional investors. that feels like evidence of a step forward or a maturing of this industry. >> 100%. when different brands put millions into the world's most valuable cannabis company, that was the inflection point. a big, public company saying we think this is real and we are betting on that. in the fall, we had a slew of companies going public and it has been a steady drumbeat. the big banks are largely on the sidelines. federal prohibition is keeping the goldmans, the credit suisse, those guys are staying away. ands small enough to ignore they are concerned about the regulatory risk. the federal government still considers it illegal and amongst the worst narcotics around, with harold. -- heroin . it is this crazy dichotomy. the government says it is illegal, but it is a thriving business in california, the sixth largest economy in the world

martha stewart is a great example of somebody that has come out there.hip with snoop. i guess you turned her onto it. i think the important piece here is how this is being embraced by people across the cultural spectrum. jason: walk me through where we have come over the last two years. we've got big institutional investors coming into this. that feels like evidence of a step forward or a maturing of this industry. >> 100%. about a year ago this time is when constellation brands put $4 billion into the world's most valuable cannabis company, that was the inflection point. this was a big, public company in the u.s. saying we think this is real and we are betting on that. in the fall, we had a slew of u.s. companies going public in canada. since then it has been a steady , drumbeat. the big banks are largely on the sidelines. federal prohibition is keeping the goldmans, the credit suisse, those guys are staying away. it is small enough for them to ignore still, despite the fact that it is growing, and they are concerned about the regulatory risk. the feder

. >> martha stewart is 78. meghan markle 38 and martin sheen is 79.arterback was once drafted by a baseball team as a catcher? tom brady who is 42 this weekends. but right now hollywood pays tribute to the late antoine. >> i was baffled by how good he is. i wanted to be smarter, cooler but couldn't hang with him. >> they remember his tragic passing in the new documentary. >> she deserves to be known better for people. >> thank you for being here, matt. >> thank you for having me. >> we're almost out of time but for all the late breaking news go to et.com. and rob is currently on the road for his tour which will continue in the northeast and throughout much of august. >> enjoy the video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. see ♪ i don't want to fight i don't want to cry ♪ ♪ i don't want to leave i don't want to be here be here now ♪ ♪ like a bad taste in my mouth i am in the dark tripping ♪ ♪ it's going to leave a mark ♪ maybe we can stay here wait it out ♪ ♪ you're the one that talked me down ♪ ♪ even you ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cu

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to your point about keeping it fresh, we have a wide breadth of people like yourself, martha stewart,arry and dylan lauren. >> kevin bacon, howard schultz. >> you never know. i love it because you never know it is like the old carson show when carson would have someone on, holy cow, i guess they like someone and when a-rod hears someone, you don't put on people that you don't think are scintillating and you like your audience to like it and i want to talk about the other things you're doing gold, one bite which is another -- and that is a super sophisticated yelp, how do you come up with this. >> our cast has a ton of ideas and we are just streamly entrepreneurial. that is what i love about the corp, it is a story about being an entrepreneur and we do that every day. >> so the new season starting. now when you -- do you envision podcasts to be one day to be bigger i don't mean this but bigger than tv? >> i think it has -- i think tv is never going away. there is still -- when you talk about whether dallas or yankees or super bowl, there is always prime time television but podcast is a

. >> martha stewart oliver.drew mccarthy said this about mccabe, the former deputy director, fbi, clinton, trump now he seeks clemency to get back his job. that is another takedown of enter mccabe. your quick thought on the department of justice on comey. >> it is never going to be the indictment that we want for comey for being part of the vast conspiracy if you will to undo the result of an election. what it is is a recognition that it was people doing wrong whether or not he's currently charge, people doing things wrong that ultimately vindicate the president for saying there should've been a special counsel, mueller entire investigation was propagated by the actions, wrongful actions that are laid out in the inspector general report. i think it's a second vindication of the president and ultimately we now have somebody that can say we had all this -- all these problems that the bullet report in the last two years, we had them because of this man's actions even infected bees not charge. liz: thank you so much

let's ring-a-ding-ding martha stewart, who was in prison for lying to federal investigators.nd this is a potential witness in a trial would be jim comey. because jim comey -- and this is from "the new york times" article -- "the inspector general believes mccabe had strong reasons to hide the clinton foundation disclosure to "the wall street journal" from coming, because he would likely not have approved it. mccabe has that he told comey about the revelations of the newspaper he prayed, he says he does not remember that conversation." >> katie: fact is stranger than fiction, as they say! especially washington. >> kennedy: we take truth over fact! [laughter] >> katie: [laughs] the lawsuit against the tarp administration over its rule change on migrant family detection don't like dissension. do they have a case, or is this more about opposing president trump? we will debate up next. ♪ too many people in pain settle for a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dare

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martha that stewart, she made a statement to the f.b.i. >> laura: what about the leak of the document. the memo to the file, his own file, he he writes memos and then gives it to his pals "the new york times." >> the leaking could be more unethical than illegal. i think there was a conspiracy, however, to frame trump. i think there is a conspiracy to frame trump. >> laura: the players were? >> i can't name them yet because they are not identified, but this is a counterintelligence conspiracy feeding information of papadopoulos and then having papadopoulos regurgitated it to a ukrainian ambassador. it involves ukraine. it involves italy. it involves u.k., australia at the bare d minimum. who could do that for the cia? comey couldn't actually do that. comey could know about it, comey could be part of it, comey could be a player in it but somebody else is the brainchild of this. comey played his part as a liar to the court. there is no confusion about the crime. there is nothing clearer than you are swearing under penalties of perjury, name, james comey paragraph such and such, total lik