. >> i knew her when myspace was shot of love days. >> i loved that. >> she was a myspace nerd. >> itas myspace, otherriginalt was outreach for social media. >> i think this topic has gotten diverse. >> i like to bring her up when i can. >> i appreciate that more than you will know. >> i want you all to be part of the convention in every way possible. perhaps you will be there. i think we will all be there. and we're going to be together for you. i don't want to you miss fbn continuing live coverage of the republican naegs convention monday july 18-21. please join us. coming up we'll have a survey that reveals startling insights how the young people view politics. judge jeanine pirro joins me. >>> all right a new survey, welcome back by the way, it's wonderful to have you, you look great tonight. a new survey says young people think the two-party system is broken ranging from fixable to seriously broken, you guys, and the poll shows widespread resentment for trump and clinton. let's talk about this. three-quarters of the people surveyed of young people think that the u.s. is falling b

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we met on line seven years ago on myspace. we dated dated for about two years and that i had my first son. so the nice like what are you going to propose to me. he proposed a valentine's day. >> less than two weeks away from her big day, she is in the midst of a bride's worst nightmare because of this house .. to me in alpine, new jersey. >> i found the perfect property. >> it was supposed to be the venue for her wedding. a space she rented off of air b&b for $5750 in april. she signed a contract with the owner of the property. she paid air b&b got $250 but the rest of the transaction was done between the two of them. then they got all the arrangements together for the party. >> so my lights, the cops, this was mostly for the tent. >> on july 4, it all came tumbling down. >> i get in email from air b&b on july 4 that said my reservation was canceled. he finally got back to me on friday the eighth, due to unfortunate circumstances that his mom has stage iv cancer and some guess, he had a prom party or something that they wrecke

. >> you're saying if the ring was any smaller, she would have gone to myspace?hter] >> kate upton at l.a.x. looking stunning. i see a round, suspicious red mark on kate upton's neck. i go, it looks like a hickey on your neck, kate. >> i burned myself with a curling iron. >> i have to say, i have never seen straighter hair in my life. [laughter] >> oh, no, no, no, no, no. i think someone stuffed a jalapeno before they put one in their butt. harvey: they're not butt flowers! announcer: and that sound means it's time again for how the hell did we get here? it all starts with former "jon and kate plus eight" jon gosselin. who left the glamorous world of reality tv behind to become -- >> a cook at t.g.i. friday's. announcer: yep, move over eight kids. daddy has eight potato skins to take care of now. >> he actually deejays at another t.g.i. friday's location on his off days. harvey: you got to think he lays back and thinks, god, remember when i objected to t.l.c. doing that show? >> are you kidding me, he lays back and says, do you remember when i had to raise those

they hear the words "social networks" nowadays think, you know, online networks like facebook and myspaceand orkut, even, in brazil, and so forth. but actually, the kinds of social networks that james fowler, my coauthor, and i are interested in are the real old-fashioned social networks that human beings have been making actually for tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of years. so i have friends, i have relatives, i have neighbors, i have colleagues and coworkers, and they in turn have relatives and friends and colleagues and coworkers, and as a result of that, we assemble ourselves into these very ornate, almost baroque structures. they look like tangled christmas tree lights-- you know, these incredibly intricate structures where every light might be a person and the wires represent connections. and we'll assemble ourselves into these very expansive, elaborate, and complex structures, and then we proceed to live out our lives embedded in these structures, such that i'm connected to the people i know directly, and they are in turn connected to still other people, who are in turn c

you want to go too hard on hillary because she already looks like your weird aunt who just joined myspacei don't know that she was being overly malicious. but yot gob to be careful with hillary, man. >> while we're talk about why, madison, why has hillary clinton given a reason why she set up that server on her own anyway other than to hide information and be deceitful? >> she claims it's a matter of convenience. she wanted to use one device. but director comey just came out saying they know for sure she used multiple devices with the personal server, so it's just a complete lie like everything else she said here. she said not one e-mail was classified at the time i sent it. 110. >> it's not one. it's 110. it's different. >> i think this is going to hurt her way more if they did press charges and what she didn't end up going to jail or having consequences would have hurt her. but i think what is going to hurt her even more than not pressing charges is she is going to be compared continually to general petraeus. and people saw what happened to him for arguably a less severe. >> it's much w

of the al qaeda-isis battle to be dominant in the indian subcontinent, that al qaeda was more like myspace and isis was more like facebook. and as far as their power these days in that al qaeda was underfunded. >> well, certainly al qaeda has lost ground to isis globally in terms of recruitment, appeal, propaganda, finances. but in south asia, al qaeda is mounting a resurgence. they're trying to recapture the headline and the focus of recruits. it's in bangladesh ultimately where isis and al qaeda are effectively competing with each other for recruits. in a journal produced by isis that they came out last year shortly after the paris attacks, there was several articles how isis wants to focus on bangladesh, how they see it as a priority and how they were going to increase the tempo of operations. and equally aqis has come out with statements this year and talked about bangladesh as well. both groups compete in various parts of the world -- egypt, syria. and bangladesh is definitely another example of that. >> and al qaeda more so wants to target westerners. and isis for the most part doesn

if you had to look for your friends on facebook and myspace, you would discover it's an inefficient process. there was a small team at facebook that about three years in when they were sort of at this pivot point, and friendster was still around, figured out this essential agreement which is if you joined facebook and got seven friends in ten days, you were likely to stay. that was the insight that led to this huge acceleration. so one is speed is different than in the past. and the second thing that's different is this kind of winner-take-all system in which the intelligence of the network, the more it sees, the smarter it gets, and so the better et get -- better it gets. >> let's talk about business, politics and foreign policy. now, you speak a lot to business audiences. the marketing world is very engaged in what you're doing. do you see -- and you see, you talk to very different kinds of businesses. do you see businesses that have an understanding of what josh is talking about, having a differential kind of success or picking up on your last question, are there places in the business w

and that's why things like friendster or myspace have really gone away quickly after a quick rise.danger that twitter sort of skirting against in my opinion. >> you notice in the introduction i called them let's wait for twitter's results. i didn't say earnings. there are no gap earnings. rob and brian, it was a good discussion. we will await twitter. i know you guys have busy nights, thank you. >> thank you. >>> all right, back to another twitter hotbed, a lot of tweets about the d in,nc, but forget a twitter, let's find out who's down with the dnc, mcc. >> hey, brian. i won't call you b.s. two shots to show you here in philly side by side, on the left of the screen the floor of the dnc. they're doing practicing, walk-throughs, et cetera. kickoff the big speeches in just a few hours from now. on the right this is a live shot of philly's city hall where demonstrators are once again gathering today. are we going to see as much as we saw yesterday? the calls were bigger today, but did bernie sanders and his speech last night quell his supporters and finally get them to come along and

there's inapp period ofs but it is one of the fads like myspace and won't be talking about it in three is your last word thank you everyone. charles, pert thanks everyone. we preernght it what an opening to the majority again up 13 points. 13 points. we had been up 35. bottom line is we are up, again. 18,570. >> could be seven straight days if we close up. stuart: it could be. now this paul ryan announcing donald trump as the official nominee of the republican party. paul ryan getting trump's name wrong -- [laughter] we'll playout tame and crowd with republican convention going wild about hillary clinton chanting lock her up. chris was there. he'll pass judgment on lock her up in a moment. also on hillary judge andrew napolitano says next big problem could be the clinton foundation. more on that in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the chair announces that donald day trump having received a majority of these votes -- stuart: that was house speaker paul ryan announcing donald trump as the official republican nominee for president but you heard he made a mistake on the name it's not donald day trump

. >> what about my myspace? >> that's probably still the most important.od you still have that. >> the producers want to put a camera in my house. >> right. so you can be on "power lunch" later in the day. >> that's a good idea. >> right! >> i would say do the camera in the house. >> damn. >> and he's telling you for free. >> we'll see. you bill people, right? >> i don't, actually. >> so if facebook is becoming tv, does their multiple drop down to a more cable or tv multiple? >> well, actually one of the interesting questions is going to be to facebook, snapchat, google, do these companies end up becoming content owners and not just distributors? right now it looks like 10 to 15 cable networks packaged into one. it's the most powerful platform of distribution that's existed. the question is eventually do they -- do they buy buzzfeed or multiple media companies? do they create your own stuff? they recently hires a buddy who had been at college humor who's a content guy to come in and lead content there. >> here's the thing. facebook right now has a trailing