mr. stewart's.he obama economy turning in another immediate ordinary career jobs report 113,000 jobs were added added in january. far few than expecting. the overall unemployment edged down from 6.7 to 6.6%. much of the decline resulting from only 63% of working-age americans participating in the labor market creeping up from 62.8%. lowest level since 1978. we're still in a decade low. >>> the president, of course, trying to spend it all as positive. >> [cheering and applause] our unemployment rate is the lowest it's been since before i was first elected. the companies across the country are saying they have had to hire even more folks in the months ahead. [inaudible] it will be great for america. lou: the president in michigan to sign the farm bill. the white house invited, by the way, 50 members of congress on a bipartisan basis, of course, to the signing. only nine showed up. all of them democrat. it works out to an 18% showup rate. wall street liking what it saw in the jobs report, nonetheless,

mr. stewart.he obama economy turning in another mediocre jobs report, 11000 jobs added in january, far fewer than the nearly 190,000 that economists were expecting. the overall unemployment rate edged down from 6.7 to 6.6% last month. much of the decline resulting from only 63% of working age americans participatinin the labor market, creeping up from 62.8%, the lowest level by the way, since 1978. president obama telling government contractors how muc to pay their employees. the president signed that order, raising minimum wage for contract employees to $10.10 an hour as of january next year. even thepresident's labor secretary has no idea how many workers would be effected by the president's rather dramatic signing. >> what percentage of workers on federalontractors make minimum wage or make less than $10.10 an hour. >> again, we don't have a precise figure because we're still finalizing the regulations and preparing the regulations. again, we estimate that there are hundreds of thousands of wor

mr. stewart. there were -- not one -- we're not two but three damaging reports on obamacare this week. the president's gallop approval rating stands at 40% approval. 51% disapproval. it's gotten so bad the president himself is acknowledging where he is with the american public. he reportedly told a eeting with the senate democratic meeting conference wednesday that he wouldn't be offended if he's not inviteed to visit vulnerable democrat campaign stop this year. some are already shunning him. the republican need a net gain of six seats to take back the senate. here is what they can do that and the latest polls on each race show. alaska, and incumbent mark leading by just four points. which is truly remarkable at this stage. in rkansas demcratic incum be end mark prior is running behind his republican challenger by five points. democratic incumbent mark you deal in colorado leads one by just three points. these are all tight races. in louisianademocratic incumbent mary landrieu trails her republican rival by 4 points. and jeanne shaheen is in a tie with her likely republican challenger.

mr. stewart.here were not one, not two, but three damaging reportsts on obamacare this week, and the president's gallup approval rating stands at 40% approving, 51% disapproval. it has gotten so bad, the president himself is acknowledging where he is with the american public. he reportedly told a meeting with senate democratic conference wednesday he wouldn't be offended if he is not invited to visit vulnerable democrrts this campaign year. some democrats are already shunning him. republicans need six seats. here is what the polls on each race show. alaska and incumbent, mark begich, leading his republican challenger by just four points. which is truly remarkable at this stag arkansas, democratic incumbent prior pror, running behind his republican challenger by five points. democratic incumbent mark udall leads one challenger by three points. louisiana, democratic incumbent mary landrieu trails her republican rival by four points. and jeanne shaheen in a tie with her republican challenger, and tha

mr. stewart, back to you. >> of course it's before wildstein claimed that he had proof that christie knewwill have to refute more seriously than with just the high school character assassination. >> in an e-mail to friends and family obtained by abc news the governor's office went after wildstein. >> claims as a 16-year-old kid he sued over a local school board election. >> publicly accused by his high school social studies teacher of deceptive behavior. >> now that [ bleep ] really does go on your permanent record. >> now to someone who is never accused of deceptive behavior in high school or any other time in his life, howard fineman joining us. nice to see you again, sir. >> i'm thinking back to social studies class here. i don't know. >> those things never go away. >> it's tricky. if my permanent record is permanent we have a lot to talk about. look, we talk a lot about will christie make it through 2014 as governor, is he still alive in terms of the presidential race, 2016. i want to talk about the rga. that's a chairmanship of the republican governor association is an important thin

mr. stewart: through their talent, skill, and dedication, they represented utah and our country very well. these utah athletes come from very different backgrounds. some are in the middle of their careers. some of them are military members. some were students. many of them were parents. they showed dedication and effort and the sacrifice can lead to success. these athletes shouldn't inspire all of us to strive to achieve our goals. as a father i have seen their example inspire my six children. while these olympians weren't guaranteed a medal, that didn't stop them from achieving their goal. we should continue to look to these olympic athletes for inspiration, to become better, and to be more dedicated to our goals. even when it's tough. i wish these athletes good lubbling in the future. i thank them for their inspiration. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, t

mr. stewart: i thank my friend for allowing me to speak tonight and thank you for organizing this. i think this is an important issue. in fact, i would say this is a critical issue. it's a great example of why the american people don't trust the federal government. let me say that again. the american people don't trust the federal government. so much of what they do doesn't make any sense. and so much of what the e.p.a. sense.esn't make any . again i saw examples of the things that they did that illustrated that they were an agency that are in many ways out of control. at one point they had proposed regulations over ozone that were virtually impossible for many western states to comply with. western states like my home state of utah. their regulations would have been so restrictive that there was more naturally occurring ozone than they would have allowed. it doesn't make any sense. there are multiple studies that were sponsored by the e.p.a. concerning supposed contamination of ground water from fracking that were so sloppy and so obviously biased that even the e.p.a. had to final

stewart. [cheers and applause] hey, everybody. you are here on a fine night. [cheers and applause] the guest tonight mr. george clooney.e're going to talk about syria. [ laughter ] this is kind of the spinach of world news. [ laughter ] you gotta eat it before you get your clooney sundae. [ laughter ] how bad have thinging gotten in syria? nor than two million refugees have fled the country. homs still under bon bardment. historical sites pounded into rubble but not to worry people,

stewart. [cheers and applause] hey, everybody. you are here on a fine night. [cheers and applause] the guest tonight mr. george clooney. [cheers and applause] i'm going to let you enjoy that for a little bit because first we're going to talk about syria. [ laughter ] this is kind of the spinach of world news. [ laughter ] you gotta eat it before you get your clooney sundae. [ laughter ] how bad have thinging gotten in syria? nor than two million refugees have fled the country. homs still under bon bardment. historical sites pounded into rubble but not to worry people, the world finally getting together to -- no, no. [ laughter ] not that example. there you go. [ laughter ] coming up on round two of the syrian peace talks in geneva. we're going to hear a recap from the algerian u.n. special envoy to syria. what is the word about homs. >> homs haven't been able to do something. [ laughter ] >> jon: okay, okay. hey, man, you know what? fine that's just one city. this is the u.n. this is the united united states is the west and the east getting together. what about all the prisoners. the kidnapped people, the disappeared p

it would not comment on stewart's claim of libel. mr. petrocelli we have calls out for him.es there is strong case for warner because he is expert for them? >> he clearly believes, he hasn't filed the libel suit yet. he clearly believes warner brothers document that is they submitted or are fraudulent. therefore that is, the support. ashley: so they turned around and attack his credibility? >> that is what he is saying being smeared based on science. sandra: why would a large company take the risk because don't you think you would be caught eventually? >> factually he was indicted for perjury -- but to leave out -- i've been through a lot of legal edits in my career writing books. when you leave out exonerating stuff you could have a problem with that. sandra: justin timberlake had a role in that movie. >> was an agent, ballplayer agent. sandra: love interest. >> love interest of amy adams. ashley: this is not uncommon in hollywood. always someone claims they ripped them off from a script that turned into blockbuster. >> i wouldn't have done it, the story if it was a ripoff.

mr. baker. inyou are joining me criticizing the court. >> we will have to leave it there. stewartr, former nsa general counsel, and dan ellsberg, perhaps the country's most famous whistleblower. papers inthe pentagon 1971. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. email your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to: juan gon stefan: the ancient temples of angkor wat, cambodia. wake at dawn to experience the serenity of the sunrise and you'll quickly discover you're not alone. the place is crawling with bugs. but what may seem like disgusting pests to you and me are what many in this region would call lunch. with 40 tons of insects to every human on the planet,

mr. beatz7 is on our side. - yeah. - amen. - nice. [dog grunting, party horn blows] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" about jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. very, very good show tonight. our guest tonight joel kinneman of roab cop, the story of an -- robo cop, the story of an irish policeman. [laughter] robocop story of an irish robot. [ laughter ] but, of course, first. ♪ [laughter] you know the vaguely olympic sounding but yet still public domain means it is time for "the daily show" update norway currently leads the medical count with 12 and followed by the netherlands and canada and followed by white slyvania and albinostan. the winter games is the only games where to do well you have to look exactly like the surface you are competing on. normally in the winter olympic it's as an advantage to be from a country known for its more tund dra like winters. but in sochi. >> the winter olympics in sochi are feeling more like at summer games. high temperature today 59 degrees. >> up on the slopes we saw bare earth where there

mr. baker. inyou are joining me criticizing the court. >> we will have to leave it there. stewartr, former nsa general counsel, and dan ellsberg, perhaps the country's most famous whistleblower. papers inthe pentagon 1971. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. email your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to: juan gon >> i think, to be elected president these days is, you need a lot of money. >> money and publicity. >> a few thousand dollars. >> maybe $10,000. >> after giving you money, people want you to do things for them. >> millions of dollars. >> it has strings attached. >> and now you're gonna have to pay it all off, and... yeah, so that's a problem. >> female announcer: major funding for priceless was made possible by:

welcome back to "hannity" a few weeks ago my friend jon stewart was begging me not to leave new york. you might remember this little song. >> stay mr please, mr. hannity ♪ then my good friend jon wants me to pack my bags. >> now we need a new russian ambassador, why can't it just be picking someone we aren't that crazy about and sending them away. he said he wanted to leave anyway. >> ouch. complete 180 but that is not all we have to share with you tonight the second season of "house of cards" released on netflix. i have a little bit of a cameo. take a look. >> thank you very much. he's the beginning of the story i fear, it is not knowing how it will end. everyone is fair game now, including me. >> this is par for course what we've come to expect from president walker. when he's selling a new car, he can't say enough about it. he dodges and ignores a warranty. i'm going to tell you something. our warranty is the constitution of the united states. there is no limit on that. he needs to read fine print and start answering our questions >> i can't watch yet but if you want to, it's on netflix. before you go, set your dvr record "hanni

mr. science guy junior. good night and congratulations to the audience member of the week. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. good show for you tonight. tonight's guest from house of cards, house of cards kevin spacey will be joining us in a little bit for house of cards. that's right. remember the moment -- do you remember the moment it was about six months ago when you found out that george zimmerman was acquitted for the shooting murder of trayvon martin and you were drinking a glass of milk and did a spit-take but it wasn't like a funny spit-take it was just kind of a sad one. it was not like oh, my god it was just you couldn't swallow milk in a world where people can just shoot people in a fight that they themselves instigated. well, guess what? you probably shouldn't take a sip of milk right now. >> the verdict in the michael dunn case. the jury did not convict him for killing teenager jordan davis. >> jon: that may sound like your run of mill florida bat (bleep) in which the killer was

. >> jon stewart mocking me again for not covering what he wants. tonight, i'm going to have to educate mre ever did was make an investment in the american people when those guys came back from war, that's what created our middle class. >> the president and some of his left wing followers seem not to understand military benefits this evening, we will set them straight. >> the best piece of advice just

. >> jon stewart mocking me again for not covering what he wants. tonight, i'm going to have to educate mr. stuart. >> just [bleep] with it. >> the g.i. bill -- smart ers thing we ever did was make an investment in the american people when those guys came back from war, that's what created our middle class. >> the president and some of his left wing followers seem not to understand military benefits this evening, we will set them straight. >> the best piece of advice just to stay humble. >> also ahead now, outrageous report from nbc that justin bieber and his father were putting private jet pilots in danger by smoking marijuana on board. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm boiler. thanks for watching us tonight. making jon stewart understand america that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. i must say the left in this country extremely creative. they spin put out stuff that never ceases to amaze. the interview with president obama. phony issues stuff trumped up by the fox news channel. >> on fox on sunday there before t

. >> jon stewart mocking me again for not covering what he wants. tonight, i'm going to have to educate mruart. >> just [bleep] with it. >> the g.i. bill -- smart ers thing we ever did was make an investment in the american people when those guys came back from war, that's what created our middle class. >> the president and some of his left wing followers seem not to understand military benefits this evening, we will set them straight. >> the best piece of advice