we have rogan some news on that, so it's going to have some new, fun features but not quite as with, bank as the larger iphone. so the comparisons next quarter could be really rough. i just spoke to a top executive at xiaomi and talk to know about cell phone situation smartphone saturation. the replacement market is accelerating. more people in china are upgrading their phones more quickly if he thinks that is canceling these other trends out. did not break out watch sales in the release but they gave some hint to it. what do we know now? more optimistic or less optimistic? guest: very of need, but until we see the numbers, it's like amazon. alix: they sort of have numbers. they say they sold more apple watches the first nine weeks than they did the ipad and they sold 3 million ipads in about 12 weeks. so you can kind of -- emily: some said 3 million and some said 3.4 million. the cfo said they sold more watches and they sold iphones initially. so we are seeing a couple of different metrics by which they are saying this product is more popular than are other popular products. think t

. >> rogan and his wife are throwing him a bar mitzvah.hough the bar mitzvah will not be an official one, it will be done for a good cause. >> the celebration will be held at the hollywood palladium in october during the hilarity for charity variety show that rogan's organization benefiting alzheimer's awareness, such a good cause and i thought it was more than just a bar mitzvah. i think it's just a bar mitzvah. >> it's more than that. >> it is? >> yeah, it's more -- it's just a charity event. it's not a real -- what are they going to do? >> i thought maybe he would be learning hebrew and we would have a tora reading. >> he's way past that time. what is he now, almost 40? >> never too late. it's never too late. >> it's too late. >>> did you know "general hospital" still going strong, is it fair to say still going strong. >> it's sti going strong. >> now one of the biggest stars of that show -- >> luke. >> i never watched and i know who this guy is. he's got a final farewell now. >> we look forward to that. who helped change the way we wat

said throw ben -- seth rogan right now i get the hot box.ey were eating? i had sweaters' all afternoon. [laughter] kennedy: obama says he will not support hillary. >> let me be clear. i will not support hillary clinton and until she pays me the $5 that she owes me. i or her some money for some juicy fruit i said i will give you the money without interest as a guarantee but i will need the money back for the american people. [laughter] kennedy: he said if she likes it she could keep it. >> you have to share a piece with the old man. [laughter] kennedy: i adore everything about you. come back again. >> i.m. yours forever. friends for life. kennedy: ross mathews is turning the ball over the place to the drag raced to his podcast and the red carpet he came here to talk to me and we hit it off quite well. thank goodness we will always have this. >> i am so excited. i love you. kennedy: i love you. ever since you were on "the tonight show." >> vice started 2001 how about that? almost 14 years? did you ever get to ride motorcycles? >> no. he never

>> by rogan. >> i'm sorry. >> i was going to kneel down and say a prayer. do gentlemen ever read other gentlemen's mail or listen in on a foreign leader's mobile phone? >> ever? >> yes. >> yes they do. they do do it. >> all right. >> i sit outside your house every night in a bush listening to your conversation. >> given that the chinese were able to steal millions of sensitive files from the u.s. government was hillary clinton smart to use a personal e-mail system when she was secretary of state? >> no. she was very silly to do that. and it raises more of a concern about what was she trying to hide there? because she knows. >> like patrocinio said, -- like pat buchanan said. >> what is the answer to the question? >> i've forgotten the question all together. what are you talking about? >> should hillary have kept the private e-mail? in light of this? >> it was a political error but it is awfully hard to make the case that her system is more secure than the state department. the state department was hacked during that same period. >> that is not fair. >> it i

nancy rogan's brother's plane was shot down during the war. he survived. >> i think it's basically ignorance and probably more than that it's arrogance on the part of donald trump. >> reporter: al coleman's been guiding tours here for years. >> it's donald trump. i mean if anybody's ever watched one second of "celebrity apprentice" it's what he does. he's inflammatory to a fault. >> reporter: both trump and mccain have been strong supporters of the veterans community. while mccain serves as chairman of the senate armed services committee, trump has supported numerous charitable organizations and even gave $1 million to help build a vietnam veterans memorial in new york city. lester? >> peter alexander tonight. thank you. >>> a big change in the relatio. bitter enemies for longer than most americans and cubans can remember. the two countries opened embassies in each other's capitals for the first time in half a century. that's nine presidents ago. we're live at both embassies tonight, and we begin with our chief foreign affairs correspondent, a

all i can say is pass the rogan josh. >> so how do you reduce violence?e would just need more police. get out there, crack some skulls, throw some people in jail, problem solved. a good number of americans probably still believe that very much. we're very fond of throwing people in prison. to suggest otherwise would be seen as coddling criminals. >> absolutely, and it was the same here. we started to think about it in entirely different ways. violence is a public health issue. we all have the capacity for violence. people at home learn not to be violent. that's why early years are important because things that happen then will affect their whole life course about how they make decisions about themselves and how they judge risk. no matter how good the police service is, it will just contain and manage the problem. it won't make it better. >> first of all, it's not what i expect to hear from somebody who spent 38 years with murder police presumably busting heads and arresting people that we should hug these bastards more -- >> yes, absolutely. >> everything

and our next guest tom rogan believes the extension is a disaster. this isn't the first extension. i seem to have lost count. >> no it isn't the first time this happened. and the problem is it has happened many, many times. as we saw in august of 2013 with the destruction of redline and he kept using the destruction and we are seeing the destruction of american capability. this has happened many times before and iran knows they can keep shifting the goal post and our allies know we are not reliable and vladimer putin and the leader of china who are involved in the negotiations know they can play sides as well. they are economic. if they are not seen as creditable it has a negative consequence for strategy. >> the united states pointed out on so many issues and in terms of inspectors and things at these facilities and i guess the question is keep whatever is negotiated in viena and is anything agreed to there and come back and pass muster for congressional review? >> that becomes the debate point. if you consider what is being talked about now compared to the framework agreement a c

joe rogan interrupted a routine by mensia and accused mensia of stealing jokes from many other comediansomeone steals that from his arm [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say you steal it but i don't! >> he found it tougher to get work after that? >> that pretty much destroyed him. he was on the top of his game at a comedy central show he was selling out theaters all over the country, and almost immediately after that went viral, it destroyed his career. it brought him down to my level. that's how bad, if i'm doing the wednesday, he's doing the thursday at the same rotten club. john: thank you, doug stanhope. we'll raise you up to higher levels! >>> coming up, have you brushed your teeth with crust toothpaste? do you use arm and hatchet bake soda? do you buy coffee at sunbucks coffee shop? i'll explain when we come back. . kennedy: happy birthday to you happy -- i can't sing the rest of the song, if i did, it would cost fox the rights are owned by warner music. they bought the rights in 1998 and now people pay them about $2 million a year to use the song in movies and tv shows. intellectual property

for insight and analysis tom rogan, foreign policy columnist with "the national review." so long we were worried about al qaeda. they had these big, spectacular attacks, 9/11 the "uss cole." isis seems different not only in terms of their modus operandi but their tactics. >> the key difference here is if you see the leader of the islamic state has been saying for months a big speech he made in november 2014 he talked about the need for jihadists around the world to erupt volcanoes as he described it but the main point he was trying to make is to be part of the islamic state organization this global movement of purity and jihad, all you have to do is say i am a part of the islamic state, thus i am going to go and do something terrible in whatever way i can and that makes that -- it makes the cause much more and inclusive in a way. >> so that's how you end up with all these folks who are radicalized on social media, something we didn't really see with al qaeda taking advantage. i want to put up a quote from one of your columns i thought i was striking. this is one of them.

kind of holds a mirror to hollywood and to so you know in "knocked up" seth rogan is an slubby screweden goes and gets katherine high l, right? we have a character of promiscuous and vices and can be a romantic lead and win our hearts, as well. >> i saw it as well. i loved it. hysterical from beginning to end. but i really love amy for "inside amy schumer" on comedy central and does just really smart things really funny things and interjectless more of a feministy edge into the comedy. i think you see the progress of some of the intelligence of her as a writer and an actor there. >> yeah. i mean it is refreshingly different. that is what works in comedy. you know whenever somebody has an original idea look at feature films, you see the ones that really that are the biggest grossers like "bridesmaids" or "something about mary" or you know "the hangover" and movies that do something different and that's what amy schumer is doing on tv and film. >> thank you for your insights today. >> thank you. >>> up next, sharks in "the cycle." the real-life attack caught on tv during a surf competiti

. >> it also features seth rogan as steve wozniack.in a day i hear jobs is a genius. what do you do? >> musicians play their instruments. i play the orchestra. >> okay. that's deep. the movie is set for release by universal pictures in october. jen ver universal is owned by cnbc parent company comcast. >> this was based on walter's book? >> well in fairness, it'd be interesting to see what walter has to say. they optioned the book. >> walter isaacson we should say. >> they did option that book. i think walter might say or others might say that aaron sorkin's sort of taken the story in some other directions that go beyond the book. >> but it's a movie. there's a lot of people someone suggested you should play this person. you know, you could be insulted a lot of times. like, i love steve wozniack and everything, but somebody said you should play steve wozniack i would -- i guess seth rogan. who's insulted more at this point? what? >> it's great parts for great actors. >> what you think i look like him is what you're saying? >> if you sa

ellen pao has apologized for what she calls a history of rogan promises.k large sections of reddit offline last week. they're unhappy a well-liked employee has been higher reasons unknown. read it has more than 160 million visitors each month with that is made possible by the moderators on the boards and they were very displeased with the firing. i like it when a whole community kind of, you know, stands up to save an employee who they feel wronged. stephanie: i am not sure i can get people to go if that happened to me. matt: i would leave with you and support. stephanie: as one republic once said, it is too late to apologize. puerto rico with a hot trade, just one year ago. as the debt crisis escalates will investors get burned? we will speak to an investor that holds puerto rican debt. a man who truly knows the markets. stick with us. you are watching "market makers" on bloomberg television. no better place to be. ♪ stephanie: it is a beautiful day in the town square. they are not at a bank. but i'm here with you. with my partner for the day, matt miller

the trailer features seth rogan. and shows steve wozniak accusing jobs of hogging the credit.never happened but he thinks the trailer mostly gets it right. i'm waiting for "tom keene." tom: no. it will be amazing. i really am hoping the movie actually gets it done right. it will be interesting to see. let's move on to the jobs day. with all of the news flow, you would think there is no jobs report. there is. it is a scam. all agree on that. over time used to be overtime logo and far away. in recent decades, it has changed. now, " managers" manage themselves into 50-60 hours of straight pay because they are managers and age are not qualify for what was a traditional labor 40-hour a week benefit. no one is more expert on this then alan krueger. he knows this game when he sees one. is it a scam where low-paying pseudo-manages to not get overtime because they are a manager? alan: i think it is absurd to say that half of americans are managers, which is what has happened with the decline in the threshold for determining who's eligible for overtime. years of neglect. the wage thresh