>> morgan and morgan., why not step down a little bit and take citi which also has a run but noz a big a run in terms of fundamentals where's it's pent up mismanagement and going ahead in the right direction. >> yeah, i think we've been a big fan of citi and still are, we think there's more upside from here in jp morgan. it trades at the discount on earnings to citi and peers. and you kind of think of the next theme. if it continues to be a rising rate, there's a lot of leverage to rising rates. it's not the pure rate play that people are thinking about but one of really good secondary plays and none of that is being priced in in our view. >> you like the regional names, the best of the whole space. >> our top picks are morgan stanley and jp morgan. you have a couple of buys and u.s. bank corps is one of our favorite. they are presenting tomorrow and it's a very basic story. they beat every quarter, numbers are going up, it's a low multiple stock and they are buying back a lot of shares. >> matthew, thank

morgan restoration hardware. >> this is a high-end home remodeler. this is a way to play the housing wave. they've been seeing major sales growth and have expansion plans. >> emac? >> great idea. keep an eye on costs. this company has been operating on losses in recent quarters. >> you like cooper tires. why? >> cooper tires is so undervalued. this stock wall street will say is a stale, it makes tires for luxury and other vehicles xs i like this stock. >> mike? >> good company, be careful though. revenue has gotten flat. >> encore capital. >> they collect money from deadbeats. a lot of deadbeats. ed economy is very bad and it's only trading for twice book value. >> sounds great, morgan. >> it does. i think this is great potential long term. keep an eye out because dodd/frank financial regulations are a threat here. >> by the way, does everybody think the market will continue to go up? >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> i'll go with the yeses. thanks for watching. the number one business block continues with eric bowling and cashing in. me play. ♪ me play. ♪ >

great earnings growth, too. >> morgan, you like it? >> i do.is a really sod stock. >> everybody lis that one. that's it. have a wonderful father's day, folks. keep it here. the numbers block continues with another gre father, eric foley. "cashin' in" is next. >>> first, the government, now are private firms selling you out? as the nsa scandal erupts, one phone company accused of rolling out the red carpet for uncle sam to snoop on you. >>>emocrats accusing republicans ofblow the irs scandal ouf proportion. now there's evidence suggesting neither party is being tough enough. "cashin' n," asking the tough questions right now. >>> hi, everyone, welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, yne rogers, jonathan, tracy, also jim. welcome,everybody. so you heard about the verizon being forced to hand over private phone records to uncle sam.

and she shot officer morgan. and they did escape. >> not wearing a bulletproof vest, officer morgan was killed. >> it was probably around about 9:30, quarter till 10:00. we were listening on the radio, which a whole lot wasn't coming over. we all started realizing there was something majorly wrong. i was shocked. usually we don't show our feelings here at work. but on that day on august 9th, we -- not too many people had control. >> hyatte and his wife, jennifer, were apprehended 36 hours later and charged with first-degree murder. >> when officer morgan left here that day with the inmate, never thought they wouldn't come back. but that's one thing that we do, our staff. they put their life on the line every day. >> anything can go on. ambushes can be set up. what happened to cotton, the unexpected, can really go down at any time. >> prison officials believe hyatte used a smuggled cell phone to orchestrate the deadly ambush. cell phones are now considered dangerous contraband at brushy mountain. >> this is someth

and that's the opportunity, we think, with morgan stanley. and it's got much more to go. let's look at the chart itself. this is a one-year chart and what's important here is the authority of the 24 level. and how we broke out above that level and now we're quailing just a little bit above it. keep your mind on 24 and look at some longer term charts. that 24 level is also a break above the downtrend line that's bng if effect four of the past five years and if you look at the last chart, it's also a five-year chart, it's juxtaposed again, where we are now in relation to what you call a double bottom, and where i think we're headed, 30, 31. a lot of opportunity here. we like it and the stock was up today in a very bad day for the market. >> yeah, and that was a good sign, certainly. mike, what do you think? >> you know, it's really hard for me to chase stocks that have had as strong a run as all the financials, frankly have. morgan stanley, also. the company has transformed itself a little bit. when we look at it, less of the trading revenue. m

morgan spurlock has made a career of diving into all facets of american life.ou remember him for the famous mcdonald's diet from the documentary "supersize me." that was the first when we learned who morgan spurlock is, but now comes "inside man." i want to give you a sneak peek of his first episode which takes you to the business of medical marijuana. >> i'm locked in the back of a van somewhere in northern california being driven to an undisclosed location where they grow massive amounts of marijuana. there are some other stipulations that we have to follow now. we can't show you any of the people who work there, we can't show you the people's faces, we can't show hands or body parts. this isn't sketchy at all. >> look at all the drama. in a dark van with just a little lighter. the whole idea of medical marijuana does have us skeptical. what did you learn that you didn't know going on? >> i pictured a lot of guys with dreadlocks saying, dude, i got my card, i just want the good stuff. you imagine it's those types of people, and what i really discovered is the

we're thrive morgan hill -- we're live in morgan hill outside the center. >> reporter: sierra's family says this search center is an important symbol to show they haven't given up even though yet another court delay keeps it tough to keep up that attitude. nelson is a volunteer who have today showed us a search center on the central high school campus in morgan hill. the 15-year-old morgan hill teen disappeared on her way to school march 16 last year. this morning, nelson and other volunteers were in court when the suspect garcia torres was scheduled to enter a plea for kidnapping and murder. the case was instead continued to next month because it will defense is reviewing and waiting to see evidence. >> we wanted to get a plea. we wanted to get this process in place and get going. it's frustrating to see this activity. >> reporter: sierra's mother agrees. she doesn't believe torres will reveal information. no one will step forward until a. >> that's our only hope now since he's not saying anything. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation would not comment directly but acknowle

morgan was the one that sold. really really complex swaps to jefferson county the largest municipal bankruptcy in the united states so you have the banks running all over the world trying to get people to buy things that are blowing up later and it looks like italy is going to have to face the music of some of the sun winding right now are enough for us and we can only find another example of massive accounting fraud and bankers laughing about it in the case of angle irish banker over there in ireland turns out now according to a whistleblower that some ticks have been released that we hear bankers leading up to the fraud laughing about how they simply pulled a number out of the hat or. they pulled it out of there or to put it in the darker listeners of all irish twat and that they were just who what you're killing for and what was involved in this boondoggle is one of the big four i would imagine yes absolutely ernst and young was the auditor of anglo-irish the same place as lehman brothers and of course window d

and his main function was a transportation officer. >> one year prior to our visit, officer morgan wasigned to take inmate george hyatt to the rohn county courthouse. >> i knew the inmate for several years here at the institution and i wasn't your common every day inmate. very manipulative and could get things done and you not know that he was work the case unless you knew and watched him close. >> for officer morgan the trip to the courthouse was uneventful. >> as they were exiting the court and getting into the security van to come back the inmates wife drove up behind the van and jumped out with a weapon and to assist in getting her husband to escape and she he shot officer morgan and they did escape. >> not wearing a bulletproof vest, officer morgan was killed. >> it was probably around 9:30, quarter 'til 10:00 and we were listening on the radio and a whole lot wasn't coming over but we all started realizing there was something majorly wrong. i was shocked. usually we don't show our feelings here at work but on that day on august 9, we not -- not too many people had control. >> hya

luke would be the initial bank and we would access morgan if we needed to. the dealer agreement solicits a range -- the sales of cp and it has -- they have to be sold in accordance with the terms in the dealer agreement. it's not less than one year in the term and the cost is not to exceed .05% per annum of the weighted average cost, the average principal cp that is outstanding each quarter. the next item is commercial paper memorandum that explains the security of the notes, including the bank letter of credit and utilized by the dealer as a disclosure -- and the cp -- the memo has no material disclosure about the mta. lastly, the item -- the commercial paper administration is joint by between us and the office of public finance. since they are already in the business and have the capacity, they will be drawing down on our behalf, but we will be initiating the request. so that is the agreement that we reached which i think works well for both of us. now this is the good news of our -- we'll basically be paying .535% on the commercial paper; which is very at

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morgan chase payroll card list several fees including a one dollar fifty charge for a.t.m. withdrawals five dollars for over the counter cash withdrawals one dollar per balance inquiry seventy five cents per online bill payment and fifteen dollars for a lost or stolen card on j.p. morgan chase or you have jamie diamond he was complicit in the billion dollar theft of m.f. global jon course i he was complicit in rampant security law breaking with the london whale episode and that's just two of i could name twenty samples of j.p. jamie diamond and j.p. morgan breaking quite explicitly many many laws there's no there's no deterrence for lawbreaking there's no rationality in interest rate monetary policy so here they come out with a program where they expand the casino gulag prison state where people working with donald's there to their pay is tethered directly to j.p. morgan that goes right into their pockets just to check their balances or charge money just to do normal breathing it's an open air presume they don't get their presume and there's jamie diamond you know this is a

let's go in focus with steve forbes, elizabe mcdonald, rich carl, rick unger and morgan brennan. good to see you all. ste, first to you. should we really trust these guys with our health records? >> of course not, david. their new name is now the internal revenge service. they've fundamentally own the trf the american people. and if a 29-year-old can blow the lid off of our most secret intelgence secrets, why in the world would we trust the irs? i don't know why there's a debate on this, david. >> morgan, most americans, 76% don't trust the irs to enforce obamacare. e they right or wrwrong? >> i understandwhy they don't ust the irs. i have my issues with the irs. but looking athat obamacare essentially boilsownto, which is a massive tax package according to the supreme court last year who else will enforce it? we're talking 47 tax code-related provisions and 17 tax increases. this falls to the irs. ihink the bigger issue isn't whether we should trust the irs. i think the bigger issue is the fact that we have murky, poorly itten legislation. i think if there's any kind of scandal

morgan slash a.i.g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam pacemaker well that's nothing new there according to sam and tar fraud is getting easier and according to make zero wins owning a business is getting harder and edward snowden is missing and jamie dimon is still chairman of the board welcome to the new normal thanks for watching make sure you come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm hereon boring have a great night. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. well known. over my language and all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports and like the police you know i will leave them to state clearly a comment on your latter point to say it is secure yet they call as i was talking. no more weasel words. when you know they had a direct question prepared for a change when you punch be ready for a bad print of a speech

morgan exaggerated. take up frankel's second term at the helm of the shekel after spending three with the too big to fail over involving door the trilateral commission member and holder of the rockefeller rockefeller and outage here at the university of chicago some big shoes to fill but don't worry it has advised chairman of a i.g. he was able to secure one hundred eighty three billion dollars from the federal reserve and treasury and now he can simply just have money himself. and we're sad to see another big coin flop but melbourne has had to hold conversion a bit coin's its dollars because of the ongoing investigation by the department of homeland security it seems that there's a major player hayden on the cryptocurrency front however there has yet to been an allegation of fraud and speaking of fraud we'll be talking to convicted both kooker as sam antara of crazy eddie fame and just a bit. to finally details of a secret federal reserve meeting have been released seems your favorite bank we're not nam

morgan crude a diamond. the worst year for those paying the only white house to give it to the radio guy for the tale minestrone caustic i want you to watch closely a politician because you've never seen anything like this i'm told. i would rather i ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. when it comes to federal regulation small businesses that bear the brunt of the burden who want to average pay thirty six percent more per employee than larger firms regulation should set the stage for competition but we are seeing the federal register grow larger and larger are driving out small businesses who provide sixty seven percent of new private sector jobs and addition the obama administration has one hundred sixty seven economically significant rules are rules that have an economic impact of a least one hundred million dollars in the keough is this possibly too big to implement our nex

morgan spurlock is with me tonight. morgan, welcome back to you. we had a brief chat with you over the week and doing this huge pot special tonight. >> right. >> you got the show sunday, and you work in a medical marijuana dispencery in oakland, california. tell me what you found out going through. what did you go into? what was the preconceived view and what did you come out with? >> the preconceived view for me is sit was going to be a little sleazy, filled with stoners looking to get good weed and what you start to see, the clinic is run like any typical health clinic would be. it's beautiful inside. it looks better than a lot of health clinics i've been to here in new york city, the lion's share of folks have real health problems and health issues. they have cancer, leukemia, they are dealing with mental distress or mental illness, trying to get off medication they are on, prescription medication and interesting to see these are people looking to get help. >> were you surprised how easy it was to get a medical marijuana license? >> yeah, it's p

morgan slash a.i.g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam hates big coins well that's nothing new there according to sam and to our fraud is getting easier and according to make zero when owning a business is getting harder and edward snowden is missing and jamie dimon is still chairman of the board welcome to the new normal thanks for watching make sure you come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm hereon boring have a great night. wealthy british style. time to explain the money. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports . of the worst year for the little things going right out to the. radio guy for a minute. i want. to give you never seen anything like this i'm cold. breaking news this hour here on oxy multiple bomb blasts and heavy gunfire in central kabul as taliban fighters launch a sustained as told a soul on the afghanistan's president

cymbalta can help. >>> this is a "piers morgan live" special inside the mind of a killer. joshua cooke was 19 when he shot his mother and father ten years ago. he says violent video games and movies like "the matrix" fueled his rage. he worries the same thing has happened to other killers and will happen again. joshua cooke is serving a 40 year prison term and now in his first television interview, he tells me about the day he killed his mother and father and how easy it was to get his hands on the weapon. you purchased a gun. do you remember where you got the gun and were you subjected to any kind of background check? >> yeah, i do remember. i bought the shotgun from a guy in a sporting goods store in falls church, virginia. there was a background check. i actually -- i was actually coming off from work. i was working at jiffy lube at the time. on my way home, i stopped by the store and picked it up. they did a background check. the clerk showed me how to use the gun because i had never held one before, and within an hour, maybe an hour or two, i was taking the gun home w

high point is gilroy, 80 degrees. 80 in morgan hill. sunny conditions. around the coast, 75 degrees in santa cruz. as we continue along the peninsula, 68 degrees in palo alto. half moon bay and a pacifica is in the upper 50s. as we head into san francisco, 63 degrees will be the high for today. in the north bay, 57 in novato. 77 in calistoga. 74 in sonoma. berkeley will be the high and 64 in oakland. we'll start to see the upper 60s turn to 70s. 77 degrees in walnut creek. 80 in brentwood. as we take a look right now at our forecast, giants taking on the padres at 7:15. first pitch, you will be needing a sweater, 62 degrees will be the starting temperature. 57 will follow. seven-day forecast. we are going to be seeing a little bit of rollercoaster in temperatures. things will cool down and start to jump up a little bit breezy. then we head into thursday and friday, then we'll see temperatures raising a couple of degrees but inland we'll see temperatures in the upper 80s. and look at friday and seriously, sunday, inland temperatures will reach up to 92 de

the passenger is 41 henry of morgan hill. they arrested the 18-year-old driver of driving under the influenced. friends have been working at the restaurant near by at the club. he's been there for a year and a half they said the driver was a teenager. >> it was pretty surprising, i am hoping that nobody has gotten really hurt but that's really sad. >> >> reporter: i talked to police earlier theyw they're not releasing the name of the driver who was arrested. reporting live in san jose, jana ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in connection of the shooting that took place earlier this year. investigators released of this photo of william cordova. he's considered armed and dangerous. the killing took place in north vallejo back in february. richardson was shot several times. police ask anyone with information to contact them. >>> for the first time gave a public account of what she remembers from the attack. the woman who's now 20-year-old told the court that recalling up in the hospital with a lot of pain. she says he did not remember mu

morgan as settled a k.o.i. case was dismissed the class action lawsuit against a few morgan h.s.b.c. allies they were suppressing and manipulating the price of silver on the con mags however the district knowledge that j.p. morgan had the ability to influence prices the banks did not dispute you could it be you know that j.p. morgan you know has a special privileges to manipulate manipulate the price of commodities well they can they can go to the fed discount window so they can get money for you know cheap from the fed and they can use it to short gold and silver if they want so they certainly can influence the markets in the short run i think over the long run it's not going to make a difference i think the price of gold is going to go up regardless of what individual banks might try to do to influence that price in the short run whether they're trying to suppress it or they're trying to make it go up and you know they're trying to make a profit for themselves to do so if the bank can influence the market to

now some days morgan hill is hotter than gilroy, i don't get it. i used to take that trek ought all the time and it was always hotter. around the bay 98%, sunday will be cooler and can cooler for everybody. we are seeing a surge in rattle snake activity in the bay area. they are in trails or in parks or on wood piles, people report spike bites and one veterinarian clinic is seeing between 4 and 6 dogs a week for snake bites. >> we do see some dogs die but the vast majority we are able to help. >> the best way to prevent being bitten, use your hands, snakes usually try to get away but they will bite in self- defense. >>> off the southern california coach we first spotted him and the pup came over to him, put his head in his lap and needed a little cuddle time. he spent an hour in the boat before then belly flopping and then jumped back in the water and headed out to sea. >>> accusations of dirty campaign tricks. the new trouble for george. >>> and she is the biggest winner in history, the reason she is thanking a stranger for her prize. . >>> big mo

. >> you know, morgan, here is the deal.onservative groups,f course they have to be questions like everybody else. but they were in question like everybody else. they were basically asked about their book they were reading. meetings, donors. ten democrats had pressure the i.r.s. to do re. senators levin said basically why is the i.r.s. being so passive? al franken and schumer threatened e i.r.s. with legislation if theyidn't act. go ahead. >> yeah, this is a political issue. how can it not be a political issue. for no other reason than you talk about the tax except status for the organizations that identify themselves politically. whether this is a one-sided witch hunt, how farack to washington thisgoe a lot of th remains to be seen. ill's rather unformnate. the bigger issue for me is 501c is an area of murky super secretive area for campaign funding which is what they are not supposed to be. the primary purpose is not supposed to be. all of that is clouded over. party democratic liberal conservative. all of that is crowded

morgan hill is the hot spot. 87. 83 up in napa. 88 was the hot spot in santa rosa. highs tomorrow will be right here. so numbers about the same. i think we'll see a couple of 90s. places like santa rosa or morgan hill. this looks like march, maybe late february, early march. active pacific pattern for coming up late june, early july. we're into summer now. we have a pattern that's going to deliver a lot of moisture. i think we'll see rain. what does it do? great news for firefighters. i think it puts down -- you have fires burning right now up in yosemite. that's going to help. also wets the ground and slows fire season down. rain in the forecast. we'll get to that. we're looking at the forecast highs for tomorrow. what you'll see are more 90s. reds are 90s. forecast highs tomorrow, warmer than today or about same. very similar. sunday things change around. high pressure moves out. this low pressure comes in on sunday. by sunday afternoon, clouds, mostly cloudy. especially in the north bay. maybe a sprinkle. sunday is not a washout. you'll get stuff done sunday. may

. >> morgan, youant to get in? >> seen the republics propose tying interest rates to the treasuries which we do with all of the other types of loan interest rates. >> but the problem with that, steve. as we mentioned before, they are risky loans and very often for the studen loans, we don't have a credit history like we do for other loans and that's why they are ricky. nsabrina is right, we have to see it as the whole thing. the government is driving up college costsnd has kids leavingchool like a pion servanthat are working for the government instead of having a great career. they start the mortgage witut a house. >> i think it gives total proof for my argument. twpeople sitting here and very ccessful and smart and both anthropology majors and both of whom had student loans. >> wait a nute, rick. >> i had to go to the cheaper scol. i made the decision and i ended up doing prey well. >> yes, you had to get a student lo to do it. >> rick pointed out twoears the community college and got a good education and didn't s

and the host is none other than the always provocative morgan spurlock.to give you a sneak peek at his time spent working in the medical marijuana industry. >> there it is. not only now do i have a card which makes me have the ability to buy cannabis in the state of california, but because i have this form which i was even more shocked by, now i have the ability to grow marijuana in the state of california. in san francisco i can grow up to 24 plants in my backyard if i so wanted to. now that i've got my card, my next stop is across the bay in oakland to harborside health center. harborside was founded in 2006 as a model of what a medical marijuana dispensary could be. they save between 600 and 800 patients every single day, making them the largest dispensary in the united states, but according to the feds, hash aresi harborside is the largest illegal drug dispensary in the country and today i'm harborside's newest hire. harborside faces an uncertain future. federal efforts have already forced a closure of 600 other dispensaries in california alone. u.s.

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morgan spurlock, you are 42 years old, and you would like to use marijuana, and you think it might helpou for anxiety and insomnia, and you have talked to the doctor about your insomnia? >> i have. >> and did your doctor have any recommendations? >> yes, he gave me some xanax? >> do you that prescription bottle with you or not? >>do. >> so the fact that you have a primary doctor, doi a brief physical exam. don't fall asleep here now. >> it wouldn't take much. >> i can tell. i see no reason why you shouldn't try the marijuana. i will make out a recommendation for you, and different strains will help you sleep and different strains will help you to be more alert. and for some people, it can create a little bit of paranoia and anxiety, and depends upon the strain. >> i don't need more paranoia in my life. >> no. most of us don't. >> yeah. >> there it is. wow. not only do i now have a card that makes me the ability to buy cannabis in the state of california, but because i have this form, which i was even more shocked by, now i have the ability to grow marijuana, and in the state of californ

morgan slash ai g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam make one well that's nothing new there according to sam and to our fraud is getting easier and according to make oh when owning a business is getting harder and edward snowden is missing and jamie dimon is still chairman of the board welcome to the new normal thanks for watching make sure you come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm harry and boring have a great night. live live. live . clay is the perfect material it's a lie you make just a small change and you get a totally different result. what a pretty top knot you have. this is a little complicated. geometry we start by marking out the incision lines as a guide. it's very intricate work where my life has changed one hundred percent. from the field operating table here more than just a very small table as long as i had a flashlight and a working battery and i had a good enough environment to work it. was among them along with some other terrorist leaders. to as if

i don't think jp morgan did anything. it just went bad.sing $8 billion would we be having the same conversation if they made $8 billion because the risk is exactly the same. >> i don't think we would be having the conversation at all if he hadn't called it a tempest in the teapot. >> morgan stanley stock falling along with the financials. will they continue to outperform or is there a down side ahead. we have a bull and a bear tonight. total of 90 seconds to make the case. >> is it's a sensible trading call for morgan stanley to take profits. i have no issue with that. but trading at 8 times the book value. here's a bank with the most profit ability of the second quarter has arguably the best fixed income. it's still not clicking on all cylinders. by taking out the remaining of the business they bought from city bank is a major driver for the most important part of their business. this is a bank that in here heyday in 2006 was trading 2.2 tangible is trading at 0.8. don't chase it, own the stock. >> the fixed income have actually been cutt

i think kinder morgan, purely a buying opportunity.n a 153% return since i started recommending it near the last peak, in april 2007 and i don't want it will start letting us down anytime soon. you bought some at 90, buy some at 80. some stocks do last and are for the future. next, you want an oil field technology play. core labs. i started recommending this stock in february of 120. i bet the stock still has plenty of room to run. core is all about using technology to help oil and gas companies figure out where to drill and how the squeeze the most oil out of existing reservoirs. company has built out a nice u.s. business that represents 30% of all u.s. sales. all these shale plays, they wouldn't be worth drilling if we didn't have the science to make them economical. core labs is the scientist of the oil and gas business. there could be two other big shales in our country. how about a straight up oil producer, eog resources, one of the largest and best in the country. even more important, eagle ford shale in texas. the two biggest di

the death is this only killing in morgan hill so far this year. >>> new video tonight from a bizarre accident in the east bay. a woman walking in a shopping center parking lot in concord fell 15 feet into a hole after walking over an open great. it happened near 2:00 at the sam's club and sports authority stores and they figured out theó needed special equipment and firefighte firefighters. and they pulled that woman to safety. >> when somebody goes into a confined space like that, we have to make sure our crews go in and it's -- we have a series of checklists we have to go down to make sure we don't get anybody else injured when we get down there in performing the rescue. >> the woman was taken to the hospital to be treated. no information on the extent of her injuries. >>> in san francisco, a gas leak prompted evacuation of thousands including those attending a convention at the center on folsom street and backed up traffic in that area. the evacuations have been lifted, i'm going to guess, is that right? >> reporter: you are right. this leak was capped about 3:00 and evacuations l

please welcome back to the program morgan free man! (cheers and applause) >> jon: nice to see you again! they love you, they love you. >> good group. >> jon: they're a fine group. here's what i'm going say. so here's the assumption. >> yeah. >> jon: you're great in this movie and it's a good movie because you don't do crap. >> yeah. >> jon: so here's what i want to talk about. this worm hole thing you're doing, this science show, you hosted the fundamental physics prize gala in geneva. >> i did. >> jon: so this is all physicists. >> all physicists. even steven hawking was there. >> jon: steven hawking was there. did you get a chance to spend any time with steven hawking? >> just a little bit. he doesn't talk a lot. (laughter). >> jon: but is everything that he types grand and -- does he feel that -- like, do you think he feels the pressure like at a cocktail party he could never say, like, so what's up? like he -- he would have to say something profound every time do you think? >> i think maybe maybe ten, 15 years ago. >> jon: now he's

morgan spurlock, you are 42 years old, and you would like to use marijuana, and you think it might helpou for anxiety and insomnia, and you have talked to the doctor about your insomnia? >> i have. >> and did your doctor have any recommendations? >> yes, he gave me some xanax? >> do you that prescription bottle with you or not? >>do. >> so the fact that you have a primary doctor, i do a brief physical exam. don't fall asleep here now. >> it wouldn't take much. >> i can tell. i see no reason why you shouldn't try the marijuana. i will make out a recommendation for you, and different strains will help you sleep and different strains will help you to be more alert. and for some people, it can create a little bit of paranoia and anxiety, and depends upon the strain. >> i don't need more paranoia in my life. >> no. most of us don't. >> yeah. >> there it is. wow. not only do i now have a card that makes me the ability to buy cannabis in the state of california, but because i have this form, which i was even more shocked by, now i have the ability to grow marijuana, and in the state of califor