sam adams, baby! back to "the daily show"! let's talk about wellness. it's a $1.5 trillion industry and i'm obsessed. i've tried it all. i drank mushroom coffee, i've done ice baths, i tried education apps, i gave my meditation app an ice bath. i don't know if it worked because my phone won't turn on. but like a ski trip with gwyneth paltrow, wellness has a dark side. [laughter and applause] and that is what i want to talk about in tonight's installment of "long story short." [cheers and applause] you might think that the term wellness started in the '90s back when wh white women inventd yoga but it's actually been around for at least a century and until very recently there's been zero government regulation to make sure that wellness products are legit. a company could claim that there panda semen protein powder could give you that glow but they don't have to show receipts so it's no surprise that they tell a lot of snake oil. >> the u.s. preventative services task force reviewed 84 studies involving

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in fact, before your i thought sam adams was a pain in the neck and to me, based on what you said, he's a lot more even than even adams. so i think that social of morality makes a big distinction between civil war and in revolutionary and also relevant to the two men we're talking about. they're both it's understandable why think integrity and so forth and virtues are important. we don't even consider anymore, but they do sound. we don't dishonor washington founding fathers. we praise him. but at the same, we don't exactly duplicate of their because we think we can. you can't. that's a fascinating point about the morality, too, that i would simply say the words benjamin franklin, who i think is, you know, more human to us in many ways. right. who seems like a more modern figure, doesn't seem like one of the founders because he was always so good at enunciating all all of his own flaws, as well as those of everyone else, but who was so at ease with the fact we are creatures who air and the others do seem like they are monuments and stones in some ways. one of the revelations for me and i

sam adams is just a really great guy and keeping grievances alive. [laughter] he wants to make sure you know how bad things are and how bad written is, and yet pamphleteers is one of the greatest ones in the history the united states, thomas payne. his common sense was just riveting. here is a brett who just despises monarchy. one of the great lines in history is, i still can't figure out why -- should be ruled by an island. that made a lot of sense for people. i think what happens is we do not appreciate now in our distance just how bad the depression was, what it took to get back on our feet and the the second world war. the systems, the bipartisan systems that effectuated that result in created a postwar environment that did nato and the marshall plan and worked together. you will find periods were republicans and democrats are coming together to work on really important things on guns -- limiting the access to certain guns. those congresses would be appalled at the idea that an ar-15, and military rifle would be out there. and that would be a sli

sam adams is just a really great guy and keeping grievances alive. [laughter] he wants to make sure you know how bad things are and how bad written is, and yet pamphleteers is one of the greatest ones in the history the united states, thomas payne. his common sense was just riveting. here is a brett who just despises monarchy. one of the great lines in history is, i still can't figure out why -- should be ruled by an island. that made a lot of sense for people. i think what happens is we do not appreciate now in our distance just how bad the depression was, what it took to get back on our feet and the the second world war. the systems, the bipartisan systems that effectuated that result in created a postwar environment that did nato and the marshall plan and worked together. you will find periods were republicans and democrats are coming together to work on really important things on guns -- limiting the access to certain guns. those congresses would be appalled at the idea that an ar-15, and military rifle would be out there. and that would be a sli

today we're going to be in conversation with sam ryder, the uk's entry to eurovision last year, and the man who famously came second. i'm adamg from the newscast podcast today, standing in for nina warhurst. hi, i'm daniel. i'm the eurovision reporterfor bbc news. and i'm winner of eurovision 2015. and i'm going to host. that radio merseyside. welcome to the eurovision cast studio. sam rider. hello. hello, sam. before we get started, i was because we do this with these headsets, right? so i was wondering with your with your hair, do these work? how do i look? you look great. sound brilliant. so last may, sam, i remember interviewing you in turin in your hotel, and we were talking about how for the first time in years it felt like the entire uk was behind our eurovision artist. and on the night it felt that you had convinced britain that we were going to do well. but still the phrase what is happening was trending on twitter when you started to get all of those points and it's brilliant that you're here. thank you for coming on eurovision cast. how are you now? nearly 12 months on? yeah, i feel fantastic. i feel incredibly gr

and the report's been sam by adam tolley, been done. it's a fine kins.— really fascinating. it's a finei kins—is line, isn't it, between what is just feedback to just robust feedback to a colleague or a junior in the workplace and what is a bullying, what's the best outcome for rishi sunak? well, he wants to keep him - f ?it“ , well, he wants to keep him because f 35“ , well, he wants to keep him because he isesp-i— he wants to keep him because he isesp-i wani— he wants to keep him because he doesn't want to _ he wants to keep him because he doesn't want to do _ he wants to keep him because he doesn't want to do a— he wants to keep him because he doesn't want to do a reshuffle. so doesn't want to do a reshuffle. ss iiie— doesn't want to do a reshuffle. so the conclusion— doesn't want to do a reshuffle. so the conclusion being that the iepsii— so the conclusion being that the report concludes, _ so the conclusion being that the report concludes, it— so the conclusion being that the report concludes, it wasn't, in my— report concludes, it

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sam yam. he is the new easter bunny whether you like it or not adam carolla is going to help us save easter.mind me of something." are you going to be painting your potatoes this easter? >> no. even if that's a sexual euphemism, i still won't be painting my potatoes. it's very third world smirnoff joke. in russia we didn't have eggs we painted potatoes during easter. yes, that's something that borat would have done or cousin balky would have done. that's not america. >> jesse: cousin balky. the thing with the potatoes. my 2-year-old who is going to have an easter basket can't carry that basket. a potato weighs like, i don't know, a lot more than an egg. >> yeah. there is no way he is going to keep those underradios up with two big spudz in each side a lot of indecent exposure around those lawns of america people drinking bud light after easter. was that the pitch man or pitch person you were expecting to see? >> no, when i came up, they had spudz mackenzie. speaking of potatoes. spudz mackenzie the party dog now we have tux mulvaney is the spokesperson. you do the math on that. >> jesse: yes

sam is saying this fight in therefore it but it, but it's a small thing and they want to control it and becoming. but it's still continuous journalist who else honestly, adam, joining us tonight as always we appreciate your time and your reporting. thank you . thank you. aid workers are warning of a growing humanitarian crisis is hundreds of thousands. flea, the fighting in sudan at least 20000 civilians have crossed the border into neighboring chat. conditions are becoming increasingly desperate in many more are expected to arrive. in the coming weeks. these new arrivals add to the more than $400000.00 sydney's refugees already sheltering and eastern chat from previous conflicts. in total chat hosts $600000.00 refugees. more than any other country in west, in central africa, humanitarian needs are growing while available resources are lacking. how to be said, i don't want to feel that the war drove us from our home. that when we were with our children, when the gunman came without sudden and we fled to the bush, you are the little one, is it? how did this happen? mother, he knew my fe that i know now we want to be safe, that there is no security in sudan.

adam cottier reports: the coyote cycle roof will look at the end of his sides to draw against west sam title race where mentalities are being questioned. there's little margin for area and a few injuries — there's little margin for area and a few injuries that are snow that have impacted _ few injuries that are snow that have impacted the way the aeroplane. in particular— impacted the way the aeroplane. in particular with their centre back unacceptable and yesterday with their left—back that had an impact too. their left—back that had an impact too this — their left—back that had an impact too this is — their left—back that had an impact too. this is a young and inexperienced are snow side and the manager— inexperienced are snow side and the manager is— inexperienced are snow side and the manager is gone and inexperienced and it— manager is gone and inexperienced and it was— manager is gone and inexperienced and it was always going to be tough and it was always going to be tough and not _ and it was always going to be tough and not plain sailing. the and it was always going to be tough

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sam who do you like this week. >> we are big rory fans out in south florida. i would love to see rory win. my great friend and everything is adama special for him to repeat on his tenth anniversary. but the favorite for most of us rory is such a wonderful human being also. amazing young man. >> how have you made golf a way of life and how have you applied it to every aspect of your life, sam? >> we all know i wouldn't be connected with both of you, bret and jim, if it were not for golf. it's a great connector. from that you learn and you value and you build these relationships. golf you can play alone and you can play together. so togetherness is a wonderful place to be. and golf brings that to our friendships, et cetera. >> bret: yeah. sam, jim, really appreciate the time. and i can't wait to watch the masters. i know you guys are going to be down there. i'm jealous, but i will see you down on the course some place very soon. >> we're going to miss you here, bret. thanks for having us. >> thank you, bret. thank you, jim. >> bret: ccan you see extended conversation about that on bret baier podcasts finally recently i told you a

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sam blyth. it was mr sharp who introduced blyth to the u.k.'s top civil servant, the cabinet secretary simon case. adamharp was obliged to make that known to the panel before the interview. today the bbc chair resigned before the report was published. in an interview tonight with katie razzell he insisted he only ever, 'connected' , people, and that the review had acknowledged the breach was inadvertant. well today that resignation came— this is what he had to say. mr heppinstall�*s view is that while i did breach the governance code for public appointments, he states very clearly that a breach does not necessarily invalidate an appointment. indeed, i have always maintained the breach was inadvertent and not material, which the facts he lays out substantiate. the secretary of state has consulted with the bbc board who support that view. nevertheless, i have decided that it is right to prioritise the interests of the bbc. i feel that this matter may well be a distraction from the corporations good work were i to remain in post until the end of my term. i have, therefore, this morning, resigned as the bb