tonight. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now before he retweeted you, how many retweets did you have?had 452 retweets. >> jimmy: that's not bad. >> yeah. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: like, monday night you had two retweets. >> i had two on monday and i doubled that, i had four on tuesday. >> jimmy: you had 452 without him touching it. >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: and now, here you go. justin bieber retweeted your tweet that was originally his tweet. we work hard. how many did you get? [ drum roll ] >> 4,085 retweets! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's insane. >> so much more than i've ever had. >> jimmy: so how many retweets did justin bieber get for his retweet of "we work hard" from your tweet? >> 111,773. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: he beat you pretty bad. that's still -- that's a lot of retweets for "we work hard" for you. congratulations. >> i'm very impressed, though, with this whole thing. >> jimmy: i have to ask, though. do you work hard? >> no, i don't work hard. >> jimmy: very good. thank you very much. that was arthur meyer retweeting the same thing as justin bieber.

and how many retweets did you get monday?u got two retweets. then, you got four. >> four on tuesday. >> jimmy: and now, you got 11,000 retweets. >> 11,335, yeah. >> jimmy: all right, let's see how many did justin bieber get for the exact same tweet. [ drumroll ] >> justin bieber got 36,249 retweets. >> jimmy: wow, all right. pretty close. that's amazing. ♪ >> gotta give it up. >> jimmy: more retweets than you. now, i'm curious, arthur, have you learned anything from this whole experience? >> yeah, i've learned that justin bieber is more popular than me. >> jimmy: that's very good. [ laughter ] that's true. i think you might -- now, arthur, we have a little surprise for you. justin wanted to send you a special gift. >> really? >> jimmy: let's bring it out. this is for you, arthur. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: beautiful. >> it's a frog lawn mower! >> jimmy: it's a frog lawn mower, yeah. come on over. >> this is incredible. >> jimmy: i mean, i don't know where you're gonna put -- you live in the city, right

and once you get retweeted, then you can get into the virality of the whole internet, and yadda yadda yadda... - so if people are looking at a particular sector for work, and companies are posting things there, it is sort of a community, and as it is retweeted, it is probably going to be retweeted throughout that same community. - and beyond that community into other areas. number one, that we can't forget, is that most people want to help other people. so when they see something about a job, and they have friends in that space, they are going to retweet it. and once it gets retweeted, then the act of being able to find something really becomes a smaller scale type of endeavor. - we always think that it's the younger person, the 20- somethings, that are heavy twitter users, social media users. does that mean older folks typically are not going to be in this pipeline, because they are not on twitter? - no. actually, i think it's a little bit different. i think more older folks are on twitter. having just turned 40, i am a little bit nervous about your reference about old and young. - i

: that's a ton of retweets for "happy."get, arthur? [ drum roll ] >> four. [ sad tuba ] >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's pretty good. >> jimmy: not bad for happy. and are you actually happy? >> no, i'm not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. two more than you got yesterday. all right. that was arthur meyer retweeting the same thing as justin bieber. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be doing it every night for the rest of the week. thank you very much, arthur. thank you, jeffrey. we'll be right back with seth rogen, everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ way off. try the picante. ♪ [ gasps ] a little more to the left. we're trying our best, sir. maybe the round one. ♪ [ crunch ] you're not very good at this are you? fire all four. are you serious? i'm waiting. make it rain. ♪ bullseye. four flavors. four shapes. new cheetos mix ups. [ kids ] a bunch! what would you buy with all this money you saved? i'd buy a change-o machine so i could change my brother into a puppy. change-o machin

>> 84,348 retweets. ♪ >> jimmy: all right. that's a ton of retweets. how many did you get arthur?my: not bad. that's actually not bad. did you actually work out? >> no. >> jimmy: there you go. thank you. well, arthur we will check back in tomorrow. that was arthur myer retweeting the same thing as justin bieber. [ cheers and applause ] we'll do this all week. it will be fun. thanks buddy. appreciate it. we'll be right back with "night news now" everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this season's most explosive drama. delivery! from the creators of task force: nyc boom. classic. task force chicago are you sure you're making the right call? i don't make bad calls. street value, 14 million dollars. we're on w oay.ur let's go! you won't run into appliances this rewarding just anywhere. earn points on every purchase, only with shop your way. this is sears. without any of the work. bud light lime lime-a-rita is ready when you are, with the refreshing twist of bud light lime. just pop, pour over ice and enjoy. and now introducing new straw-ber-rita. whoo! hey there, guys! ca

i was trying o retweet -- to retweet. >> do we really care about that?ed a question. you don't even know how to do this. >> i want to get back to eric saying how calm and cerebral. that's like calling jack the ripper a boy scout. are you kidding me? you are always yelling. you yell at me the most. >> who do i yell at the most. >> me? >> no, porter. >> the study said 40% of tweets are just pointless babble. >> i agree. >> yeah, almost all my tweets starts, you fat commie. >> not the ones you're writing. >> a lot of retweets are segments from this show that get picked up in various blogs. some will say something provocative. it will get picked up and people love to see them. a lot of them don't have -- >> it's usually humor. was it your brother who married his sister? >> people always want to talk about you, bob. >> what about bob? greg, do you remember when you were on a plane and had wi-fi? >> willis. never get on a plane and do wi-fi with four bottles of wine. but it was great. >> on a six-hour flight. but i think we should concentrate less on getting t

but you probably missed this retweet. he retweeted darth vader's tweet. related news that death star now has a good enough reason to destroy the earth. he deleted that tweet 12 seconds after retweeting it. >>> and finally putin trying to make it right. new england patriot's owner excused russia's president of stealing a super bowl ring during a 2005 visit. now russia's leader doesn't remember craft for the $25,000 ring period. nonetheless, he's decided he's going to give the patriot's owner custom julie as compensation. with the news of the miami heat's championship and the ring stuff, jay ren know had some stuff. >> russian vladimir putin was at the game. don't take my word for it. look at him. there he goes. you see? [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for dad's first job as dad. nissan tests hundreds of child seats to give you a better fit and a safer trip. snug kids, only from nissan. ♪ [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help sellin

retweet it if you're a fellow obama-phobic.o a democratic senator, but the fact is that this is who they are. they're scared because the party is built on fear and obstruction. and no matter how hard they try, it's not working. >> businesses have created nearly 7 million new jobs over the last 39 months. we've produced more of our own energy than any time in years and we consume less from other countries than we have in decades. deficits are shrinking. the cost of health care is slowing down. the housing market is rebounding. the american auto industry is bouncing back. we are moving forward. >> the president is cutting through the noise. america is moving forward. apparently without republicans. joining me now is joy reid. thanks for coming on the show. >> anytime. >> senator cruz is bragging about being obama-phobic. but the president doesn't seem to care. >> yeah. it's interesting. first of all, that guy went to harvard. for him to say retweet if you're a real obama-phobic, the real way would be obama-phobe. but ted cruz is

critical retweets are effective. and repressive regimes like china and iran take comfort justification from the use of law and democracy to regulate online speech. so, the law is not available or appropriate or effective. what can be done? again, some people simply shrug off online hate as part of internet freedom and rationalize it as a problem too big to address. the problem of scale, the sheer volume of internet content in our view is no excuse for not trying to deal with online hate. when virus causing disease spread, society responds even when the scale of the problem is daunting. and likewise, we think the virus of hate requires a broad response. counter-speech, the dis infectant of sunlight is a powerful team. last week in may a coalition of women sad row cats mounted a came pan to protest the appearance of dreadful content. calls for raping women, degrading slogan against million, masquerading at humor. that campaign fronted facebook immediately to admit it needed to do more under its term office service proh

i will retweet some of the my favorites. see you all next time. >>> hello, everybody. beth troutman. this is a show that is all about great videos from the web, "right this minute." >> that one over there is kind of a runt. >> an orphaned baby deer runs around the woodsind of following tt >> the story of to ing rejection and the here e rows who saved a scared fawn. >>> a dirt bike goes over a jump and -- boom! the wipeout that neither rider saw coming. >>> they are ageless beauty queens known as the crown chasers. >> all girls want more

. >> 6,000 retweets.le like it. >> it's colorful language. >> now we know what's in people's minds. >> we don't need analysis, we have that. >> you have bits about language, right? >> i have lived in eight different states and how everyone talks differently. the department of statistics did a study. what is the generic term for sweetened carbonated beverages. the areas of red is soda. blue is pop. green, they call it coke. a lot of areas -- >> no matter what drink it is, it's coke? >> it's coke. >> because it's everywhere. >> what if you want a sprite? a clear coke? >> yeah, clear coke. >> i thought soda was more mainstream. it looks like a lot more of the country is saying pop. >> the midwest say pap, too. >> i have a language one, too. we have a theme going on here. i can't say the word. germany's longest word, 65 letters long. it is not being used anymore. it's not in existence anymore. the definition is confusing. a law delegating beef label monitoring. it was created during the mad cow scare of the '

a writer for "the daily mail" reported she tweeted condolences to and go feneny, retweeted a rachel rayith her recipe and asked for wedding anniversary advice. she was outraged about the tweet, but that was nothing about how baldwin responded. went on a rant saying his wife did not use her phone and the most of the rest of the rant isn't fit for tv but at one point he did threaten the writer saying, i'm going to find you, george stark, you toxic little blank. going to blank you up. baldwin has disabled his twitter account. very talented guy, has no self-control, twitter probably a bad idea for him. moving to toronto's mayor rob ford, a couple tough weeks in the spotlight after allegations surfaced he could be seen in a video smoking crack. he has denied the charges and vowed to run again for re-election and might have good reason to. a new poll out shows ford's approval has gone up in the last month by 5 points, now at 47%. five points from a month ago. who knew crack and politics mix. maybe it does. now we move on to martha stewart, doing a lot of talking lately, found herself in the h

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they will actually retweet or republr republ republr republish negative things to take responsibility. that is a way to deal with with something that is ultimately unfair. >> it's interesting. but, john, you still want someone to come to yelp, whatever site it is and see positive comments, not negative. >> absolutely. you have to generate those positive comments with the good experience. nick is saying, you can also reach out to that individual and invite them back. >> absolutely. >> and have them repost a positive experience and promote that as well. you have to work it. you know, yelp is a universe and as a marketer, small business marketers, we have to market that universe. we have to turn the negatives into positives and work each situation to our advantage. it's not easy. it's not always fair, but this is the environment we have to market in. >> when you say work it what can i do? ask allmy guests, go post something on yelp, angie's list? >> i think we should. candidly, over the years every city has their best burger contest, best pizza contest. the industry has been stuffing tho

they will actually retweet or they will republish negative things said about them and put it back outre and with an apology so they'll actually engage to say we're totally to take the feedback and that's one creative way to deal with something that ultimately is, you know, a little bit unfair. >> interesting but you still, john, want to have someone come to your -- yelp or whatever site it is and see positive not negative comments. >> absolutely. you have to anyone rate those positive comments with a good experience. what nick is saying, you can also reach out to that individual and invite them back. >> absolutely. >> and have them repost the positive experience and promote that, as well. you have to work it. you know, yelp is a universe and as a marketer small business marketers we have to market that universe and turn the negatives into positives and work each situation to our advantage. not easy. not always fair but this is the environment we have to market in. >> when you say work it, what can i do? do i have to ask all of my guests hey, post something on yemfor me or angie's list

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those followers share their -- products they love with their friends and just like they retweet or repina merchant on open sky can sell lots of products and build a community around their business. it is a way to grow business online and by opening a store inside of open sky. >> i am a store in nebraska and i have jewelry there. huge. you come on and buy my jewelry. then all of your friends see. >> the way it works is you join -- merchant joins open sky, opposite a store front. builds a community around their brand. people who they know who love their products. those folks see their goods and they love and it share it with their friends. they tell two people who tell two people. associate am amplification. >> it is like facebook. what's so meet about-face book people are plot going there specifically to shop. her going there for all kinds of things. open sky is all about shopping. i may follow my friends frend who i think has impeccable test. when i see she buys something i buy two. >> did you discover goods based on what your friends are loving and sharing on the platform. think about i

and somehow he got 12 favorites and 17 retweets. what were you trying to say? >> that was my son. i give him the phone so he can leave me alone. >> jimmy: i see. i hope the extra four pounds doesn't affect your endorsement deal with abercrombie & fitch. this is an employee attack co bell who appears to be licking a stack of taco shells. and the photo went viral as they say after the kid posted it on his facebook page. taco bell said the picture was taken as part of an internal contest and the shells were thrown away immediately. put that back up for a second. you really have to be careful with something like this. this is very similar to what happened to michael douglas. it isn't? oh. you get that? >> the nba finals are set. san antonio will play miami, although i should have said spoiler alert, i guess. game one is miami on thursday. the heat beat the pacers. are you from indiana? all right, well, it was a great series, except the last game, which wasn't. but i think really what hurt the pacers was justin bieber who was there distracting them, rooting for the heat in one of the m

is happening is she is tweeting it, it is getting exposure maybe five, 600 people are retreatin retweetings are not relying on companies to move the needle in terms of millions of dollars. melissa: some estimate she may get $20 million. do you think it is true? >> it is totally true. i have 150,000 followers and i have upwards of five grand. i have not done it because my audience is a privilege, not a right so i will not spam them with garbage. but there is a market for the numbers. a lot of the brand market out there are blinded by the numbers. they paid how much and got what? melissa: plus it is hard to quantify. other things you see like miley cyrus did this one. this is something to me it seems clear that she got paid to do this or got a discount. the company said she got consideration. >> samsung gave me a phone in the first thing i said was thank you so much for the gift and i said i really like this. i wrote about why i like it but if i hadn't liked it, i would have been honest about that. the brand is taking a gamble. melissa: interesting. some of them try to find celebrities were

i respond to them and retweet them, but i'm curious what kind of response overall you are getting?it's all across the map, really. i get a lot of response from supporters who say i'm so glad you are tracking this stuff, i had no idea, or they say i knew what the numbers were in the abstract, but i had no idea how often, and how many strange and unexpected ways these things can happen, and of course there are pro-gun rights folks who get very angry with the fact that i'm tweeting these things, and try to engage in some kind of second amendment rights debate. but i answer them i'm just reading you the daily news. i am aware of all of the claims of course of gun owners and gun rights advocates who say guns are often used to defend themselves, their familiar list, against criminals and others, all true but it takes nothing away from the fact that this is the news. this is the reality of gun owner snip this country. every 35 minutes someone is shot accidentally in the united states, and i'm trying to get that point across. >> michael: you are doing a good job. when you hear about each l

when i see people retweet kim cash dash yen on the -- kim kardashian on the twitter line i get upset. like, why? these people make their living off getting publicity. i can understand why she wants to know who she can trust, because i'm sure it is few people. everyone wants to be associated with the kardashians because they are famous and they can make money. >> it is a brilliant idea. bill, do you ever send pictures of yourself to your family showing them are you a healthy, stable man in your late 30s and only for them to realize there are pictures torn out of a magazine of a young emilio estevan. >> and estevez. >> i am talking about the brother of gloria ease staw -- esteban. >> he had a tallahassee sound machine. i have three i will legitimate daughters as everybody knows. i wanted to make sure the media did not get picture when's they were born and i did the same thing. not only did my friends give them out, but the media printed them and they were pictures of threeed to tree sloths, offensive and accurate to how they really look. >> your daughters are hideous. >> they are grotes

more than 20,000 twitter followers reacted and retweeted his airport drama. >> here's another photo withng down. eventually agents let him go. he tweet the magic words to tsa please or thank you. it's twitter. >> twitter does have a tendency to get people's attention. >> face the nation. t starts in just a few min ,, >> pelley: today on "face the nation" nelson mandela's health takes a turn for the worse. breaking news on immigration reform and washington remains mired in controversy over leaks, scandals, and sexual assaults in the military. prayers are being said all over the world for the ailing mandela who spent a second night in a south african hospital in serious condition. we'll have the latest from pretoria. the president and the chinese leader wound up their summit and smiled for the cameras, but the issue of cyber security is far from resolved. and leaks about classified u.s. spy programs put the president on the defensive. >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. >> schieffer: back in washington america's top generals were ha

and somehow he got 12 favorites and 17 retweets. what were you trying to say?> that was my son. >> jimmy: oh, that was your son. >> yeah. i give him the phone so he can leave me alone. >> jimmy: i see. okay. i hope the extra four pounds doesn't affect your endorsement deal with abercrombie & fitch. >> i hope not. >> jimmy: here's something you might want to pay attention to. this is a photo of an employee at taco bell who appears to be -- licking a stack of taco shells. the photo went viral, as they say, after the kid posted on his facebook page. taco bell said the picture was taken as part of an internal contest and the shells were thrown away immediately. so they were never given to customers. put that back up for a second. you really have to be careful with something like this. this is very similar to what happened to michael douglas. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it isn't? oh, no. you get that? the nba finals are set. san antonio will play miami, although i should have said spoiler alert, i guess. game one is miami on thursday. the heat beat the pace

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>> yeah. >> i count retweets as tweets and i've tweeted 200 times. see people with six followers that have tweeted 30,000 times. i don't ever want to be that. >> well, you'll never be that. but think about it. the last time i was here, you said i will not tweet, i don't agree, don't understand it. >> i don't. i was kind of forced into it by this person who sits over, mary catherine. i mean, we have to here. >> you don't have to. >> you don't? >> no, but you should. >> it's really good grour brand. she does it incredibly well. >> i do. >> you do it well. >> well, i do it a lot. >> have you ever done a number sign and then put something? >> mm-hmm. >> what does that do? >> i don't know, but it's funny. you can use it as a way of highlighting what you're really trying to say. >> what does twitter do for you? >> oh, it's great! honestly, i use it as a newswire service. some of the breaking news i've gotten i've gotten off twitter. some of the recent things that have happened i found out about, even last friday's tornadoes, then i went and watched on tele

baldwin said the reporter misinterpret erred the time stamp of the tweets and they were retweets on earliericle it wasn't through. she managed to go into damage control. my husband fights for me fiercely, it hurts me to be misunderstood. you can read the rest. we are out of time. bill: thank you, julie. martha what is next. martha: coming up we'll go back to the george zimmerman trial where john goode is on the stand, a major witness for the prosecution. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. if you're eligible for medicare, you might know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help pay some of the difference. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and

. >> she retweeted. american cross roads. that is his group he is affiliated with. i get them confused insists donors stand by rove and blame losses on very weak candidates. i think that is the minicackal laugh is. i am not sure what it is. >> you got it. >> and then number three. someone tweeted out lipstick on the pig but it is racist and she agrees and sends out one about jack welch and are you put murdoch calling them angry old rich guys that hate obama and why don't they shut up and create jobs? this is an interesting person. >> and if you look at her group. her donors are public sector union and move on.org. it is clear where her politics lie. and that is not proof of anything in the irs scandal at large, but it gives you a glimpse of the politics discussed around the dinner table, in the shulman. >> we are 24 hours before the testifying of the groups that have been targeted by the irs. three of those are live with us today. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geic

she explained the reporter misinterpreted the time stamps on the tweets and they were retweets of earlier attempt to do damage control and she tweeted this. my husband fights for me fiercely. it hurts to be misunderstood and it hurts to see your loved one in pain even more so when she is pregnant. the account has been suspended. not the first time he has lashed out. he needs to [bleep] the [bleep] up. jenna: chill out. jon: thanks, be right back. ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why

lori: well sending retweets on twitter and liking photos on facebook is starting to wear you down youyoung folks today who are claiming they suffer from social media fatigue. fox news's laura ingle joins me with more. what is it going on with this trend? first great to see you. >> thanks very much for havinggus on today from the fox news channel side. this new information that we're talking about today is coming out of the pew research center that many are in fact doing this sort of digital detox. the reason some are pulling theeplug vary but mainly people say getting on twitter and facebook is a time suck for them and digital distractions are doing damage to productivity at work and to their lives at home. there are currently over one billion monthly active users on facebook. 200 million users tweeting away on twitter and 190 million on google plus. despite the growing numbers of people stepping away from these networks, researchers and professor, dana boyd, doesn't think this signals the end of socializing online. >> if we were to say social media is on the way out, basically akin t

we think we have to be retweet tweeted or favorited. >> there are a few things about that.said when they spend any time at all on social media, they come away feeling less good about themselves when they went on. and 76% believe that all their friends are actually exaggerating how happy they are. but they don't think they're exaggerating how happy they are. >> so how are we doing in the united states with other countries. we see studies of norway and sweden. they're always happier than we are. >> and there are a lot of rps for that. in fairness, they face fewer challenges, they're smaller cultures. it's a more ho moj nous culture. you do see scandinavian and northern european countries doing well. but we fall behind malaysia, vietnam, tanzania. we fall behind a lot of other countries that we flatter ourselves to think we should be happier than. well, we're not. they're happier than we are. >> on a personal note, you're a little less happier after doing? >> i'm always happy. it's a lot of data, you were saying? right? >> well, yeah, reporting the story, the total immersion.

retweeting a message about her favorite summer smoothie.ding to the time stamp it appears her tweets were sent 3 hours later, at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. baldwin says he wife never touched her phone. my wife and i attend a funeral to pay our respects to an old friend and some toxic brit writes this trash. even when after the reporter directly writing, i'm going to find you george stark, you toxic little expletive and i'm going to expletive you up. it's not the first time he lost his cool. famously flying off the handle on a flight in 2007 when asked to stop playing "words with friends" on the plane. last june he was in a scuffle with a daily news photographer. his account is deactivated again. his wife also stood up for herself tweeting she would never take a phone into a funeral. by the way, the couple is having a baby girl due later this summer. >> he has a way with words. imagine if he had more than 146 characters. >> the reporter was wrong. >> it appears he did the math wrong on the time they were posted. >> yeah, he was wrong. perhaps m

and i'll retweet what katie is saying. thank you, katie. >> thank you hal.r this. >> announcer: it's not radio. it's stephanie miller. ♪ current tv is the place for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. ♪ >> moon, river. welcome back to the show. i'm hal sparks filling in for steph and the mooks while they are on vacation. we're discussing this push on state house where they are just crowbaring their religious beliefs into the choices of women all over the country and hoping it is not noticed. apparently it is failing miserably, especially in texas, which is a state that is amazingly enough drifting purple. it is moving much more in the direction of blue especially as they continue to try these things. the unfortunate part is they are able to push through these laws -- >> i love how the republicans do the autopsy on why they are failing so miserably, and the pollster comes in and says stop talking about rape, and then they keep talking about rape. >> the rea

and then chelsea clinton retweeted her mom's first tweet and said welcome mom.mell an opportunity not to be missed for you to direct the tv movie poety in motion for jim. or pussy riot two for hbo. >> can you say that word on the air? >> stephanie: it's a band. >> i know. >> stephanie: twenty-nine -- >> kitty cat uprising. >> stephanie: all right. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. back with charlie pierce next on the "stephanie miller show." heard the president say the other night? is this personal, or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i'm given to doing anyway, by staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. i've worn lots of hats, but i've always kept this going. i've been doing politics now for a dozen years. (vo) he's been called the epic politics man. he's michael shure and his arena is the war room. >> these republicans in congress that think the world ends at the atlantic ocean bord

and she brought my dog back. [ laughter ] hey, wayne, we were saying you're a prolific tweeter and retweeterg stuff. >> oh, yeah, i mean, i think my political bench is perhaps similar to yours. i have a tattoo of debbie wasserman schulz on my arm. >> stephanie: i think you just made that up, wayne knight. >> it took a lot of ink to replicate the hair. >> that's a lot of hair. >> stephanie: i thought i was the only one. but you're not -- the nsa stuff though it's tough stuff isn't it? people on both sides of the aisle that are you know, surprising bedfellows on this one. >> it is surprising that people are surprised. this stuff has been going on as long as i can remember. we knew it was international. i just think it is surprising it is domestic, as well. but you know, i know that when i was able to be photographed by my bank, by the street corner, by the traffic light things were happening. >> stephanie: you know what's interesting though, wayne is they were just talking about that's probably the key reason they caught the boston marathon bombers because of video surveillance. you're right.

. >> does retweeting count? >> no. >> oh, then i haven't. susie did. i re-tweeted susie.o find out what she says. >> i will. i follow you. >> you do? i don't tweet. you don't gaet lot, though. >> i follow you. >> we gaet lot from jack. much more from our guest host jack welch and mexican billionaire car loss slim, more of mcc's exclusive interview, plus more on that nsa leak scandal from james bamford, author of stefrl several books of america's secret organization. as we head to break, czech out the "squawk box" market indicator. here at fidelity, we give you the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ and let me

>> well, thank you for retweeting me at 4:00 a.m. i feel that what has happened is the maestro.ed to say, get the maestro, and ben bernanke took a good time to talk to phil rose enrath, and you can't get a reversal where people are leaning the wrong way where people are pressing the bet, and he comes on and says, i am not going to let this happen and you think they don't have any bullish, and you don't think that i know what i'm doing? well, guess again. ben bernanke underestimated by wall street. >> and the fed says he has a communication problem, and the others say it is a market comprehension problem? >> well, the latter. i think that he was artful in the last testimony. >> i say in the next few meetings. >> yes. and how do you say hypothetically we will. and suddenly he puts the data point, and i don't know the backup rates were so severe and then jamie dimon comes out to say, we are going to the normalized rates and good interview with toll brothers with becky and joe, and this is the beginning to cause a stampede of people off of the sidelines to buy a house. obviously not