[laughter] the book is a complete satire of that. reader, unless they deliberately trying to misunderstand, which the minnesota republican party had a clearly, theree is one where i think of all the mistakes you will make, it is all under the dr. seuss mantra. housekeeper to deliver the commencement. i've been asked to deliver the commencement address at harvard. i got up there and it turns out i wasn't. it was for hartford community college. i'm disappointed. wasced down to hartford and giggling condescending -- scathingly condescending. the minnesota republican party produced that as if i had actually given that. but i told him that i thought i was speaking a harvard but i was disappointed. disappointed when i knew i was the nextto air-conditioner repairman. in the senate i have been the biggest chip in for community colleges. we have a skills gap and they are a great place to develop skills for very sophisticated and advanced stuff we're doing including manufacturing and i.t. and nursing and health care. >> a more serious subject,

exposure is one thing but what does it mean culturally when religious minority gets treatment in a satirical play on broadway. that signals something. for a lot of latter-day saints it felt more of the same. well, being mocked in public, here we go again. in another way, scholars have been nuanced and saying, this is a moment of kind of entering public discourse in a particularly, you know, profane way but that is -- it's culturally significant. it's a moment to kind of gauge a traditions -- in other words, is this tightening the danger or poking fun at someone that's, in fact, in the club now as it were. these are hard to say, but i think politics is one arena. frankly academics is another arena. you know, which traditions are worthy of focused academic attention. popular culture another, i think all of these are pages of how the nation ways inclusion for a religious group. i call the book a peculiar people, it's a biblical phrase and i've kind of chosen this and early mormons thought themselves in that way certainly, from god that they were living at, a kind of sacred commission. peculiar

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three months later this satiric satirical "new yorker" would stilt the flames of her critics well beyondn day. >> cable news charmingly referred to me as obama's baby mama. >> "essence" magazine, editor-in-chief, vanessa deluca. >> people were trying to portray her as a divisive person, and that is the furthest from the truth. >> now with an approval rating of 68%, higher than her husband's, you see more of her personality. dunking on the miami heat. >> oh. >> doing carpool karaoke around the white house. >> i think as she has grown in the role she realizes what she has to say carries great weight. >> michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course, full convention coverage on cbs this morning with charlie, gayle, and norah in philadelphia. from the site of the democratic national convention, i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm jericka duncan. >> the d

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the man who made his name in political satire will be doing the late show life during both political conventions in july. >> the odd thing about mr. trump, i don't think there's any joke you could make about him that would upset him enough not to talk to you again. he's an entertainer. it's like curd see among professionals. wh mrs. clinton, i believe she means everything she says. she's harder to make jobs about a policy paper. but it's easier to make jokes about an orange manatee. [ laughter ] >> the late show live from the republican convention next week. monday through thursday, and again july 25th through the 28th with the democrats. >>> back to work for major league baseball. and that meant the giants and the a's tonight. wow! did they put on a show! baseball... back to work at the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, baseball... back to work at the all-star game sight... >>> baseball up top, giants best record in baseball. back to work at the all-star game site. madison bumgarner in san diego. padres brought some lum tertonight though. they increase the lead in the 4th. rosales, another run,

she wrote one satire, she described lady -- warmth, and and they add up -- they both made it easier to understand where these voices were coming from and obviously it could be if you want to pin something, free in that way. >> i had more questions by the end of the novel than i did in the beginning. terrible. but the best of a novel. so my last question i will open up to the audience, has to do with one of these complicated factors in her personality, she really rose to the role of leader in the early republic, in a pretty magnificent way. you could make the argument that she was responsible in many ways for the success of her husband's political career and she was incredibly sharp and tear jefferson down in one of her letters pretty easily. and retiring and seems to fully accept a woman's place as subservient to her husband or less then her husband. one of her three memoirs, the adventures of a nobody. she fully embraces her nothingness and smallness. and her humility. i was interested, you tend to want to find female heroines who rise above that and magically manage to be bold and br

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you areou say what satirizing? joe: the last few american administrations basically.laughter] joe: to me, they all blend together. youris is apropos of graphic novel, but more a question of what you learned about the soldiers. at a certain point, i think it is in the french army, there is a rebellion at the front line. what is the history of that and how did they put it down? joe: well, you are referring to the novel offenses in the spring of young, hotsort shot french general who launched this attack and the soldiers were cut down in droves. many units in the french army eugeniey mutilated -- -- mutinied. we are not going into the trenches or if they did go into the trenches they would leave on their way just to make it clear that they knew they were being led to the slaughter. the way the french army put it down was by executing a certain amount of men in the unit, some at random. the british army had executed about 2340 people and the german army only executed about 45 or so. we usually think of them as really hard-core, but any way that is how the mutiny was put d

see how a bay area minor-league team used presidential politics and a little satire. >>> a number of outlets reporting that foxnews ceo roger ailes may be leaving the network. ales is the target of a sexual harassment lawsuit, 21st century fox which owns fox news and ktvu, tweeted this statement today in response. it says quote, roger is at work, the review is ongoing. the only agreement that's in place is his existing employment agreement. earlier this month longtime fox news host gretchen carlson sued roger ailes, alleging that she was fired because she refused his advances. and now new york magazine is reporting that high-profile fox anchor megyn kelly has told investigators she too was sexually harassed by ailes and that it happened 10 years ago. >>> on wall street the dow extended its winning streak by adding 25 points to close at a new record high today, the broader markets retreated however. nasdaq fell 19 points, s&p 500 was down three points. >>> los gatos based netflix to hit, stock fell 13%. the streaming video service didn't grow as fast as analysts predicted. netflix say

of januaryeventh on the- opened fire offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo. the next day an accomplice of the brothers murders a policewoman and the following day takes hostages at a supermarket in eastern paris, killing four. 17 people murdered specifically for being journalists, members of the police, or jews. six months later in june, a man identified in place as a follower of radical islam -- he later commit suicide in prison. in august a heavily armed man began shooting on a train between amsterdam and paris. islamist attacks have evolved in one major way. here the assailant's subdued by his fellow passengers. a tactic used to devastating effect three months later. on the 13th of november 3 suicide bombers detonated their vest. , simultaneously their conferences embark on a massacre in central paris. three men opened fire on the packed room before blowing themselves up. 130 people were killed. since theest attack second world war. in june a police man and his partner were murdered. just like the majority of attacks committed. >> looking back on what has

anybody will understand that was not terribly flattering and sometimes i think satire can be a death by a thousand cuts. will it pay off or not? >> that is as far as the foreign secretaries job goes. what about other appointments that have been made so far? >> the day has been very interesting. there is lot of -- a lot of blood on the floor. early, she was out swept back into downing street at 11:15 a.m.. that philip hammond was the first one in the door and is the new finance minister. we didn't know what was going to happen to the former justice secretary. the very man who was by boris johnson's side was a prominent exit -- brexiteer. and still there are other ministers today. he appointments are amber riley, energy secretary -- amber rudd, energy secretary. green injustin education. key posts for women and that gender parity theresa may so wanted in her government. >> we will continue following those exciting events from as the united kingdom looks ahead to those key brexit negotiations. to kenya now where the developing story continues. a hostage situation is still underway in th

[laughter] the book is a complete satire of that. think the reader, unless they're deliberately trying to which theand it, minnesota republican party did a lot of. they're clearly not -- there's is not true,his where i say -- i think that all mistakes you'll make is all the dr. seuss. i'm told by my housekeeper deliver the been asked toi've deliver the commencement address at harvard. i drive up there and it turns out, i wasn't. it was for hartford technical college. then very disappointed. to hartford and just give them a scathing condescending speech. that was it. the republican -- minnesota party produced that as if i actually given it. know, that i told them, i said i thought i was speaking at harvard. can imagine the disappointment when i knew i was speaking to america's next air-conditioner repairman. the funny thing about it, in the biggesti've been the champion of communals -- community colleges. a great place to develop skills for very sophisticated advanced stuff that we're doing. including manufacturing but also nursing or

there's a satire and serious message. >> oh, my god, it's on youtube, i'm going to need backup. >> thespired video has them responding to a 10-16, which is code for a pokemon sighting. do not play while you're driving. john bora. advice to you as well. >> there's a lot of things i shouldn't do when i'm driving. all right, coming up, dario arrives in philadelphia. we'll hear from the pick about why he decided to come to the sixers and leave money on the table. that's next this sports i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> th

the leslie satirical paper assures us we will not be seeing a badly coiffed resident holland -- president hollandee anytime soon. it shows the hairdresser is paid almost 10,000 euros a month. host: per month? > $10,000 -- -- 10,000 euros a month. host: let's move away from french politics. there has been a lot of coverage in french media. a story happening over in africa. renewed violence in south sudan. >> it is rising. they even speaking to residents in the capital. according to that eyewitness, the paper concludes the president -- soldiers took advantage of the chaos in the city and did not hesitate before pillaging civilians without impunity. rival, puts it with his the vice president. they emphasize no one is exactly what is going on in south sudan. aekly magazine takes different look on the story, focusing on south sudan's population. three quarters of them are in urgent need of humanitarian aid. by people have been trapped the power struggles they find themselves in. host: it certainly is a story who will be watching on "france 24." a word about french favors looking across the cha

but in the wake of the attacks on satirical newspaper charlie hebdo, hollande announced a rise of 3.8 in spending between 2016 and 2019. some of that extra money will be spent on a permanent force of 7000 soldiers to protect at-risk sites in france. while french investment in defense is significant in european terms, it pales in comparison to the u.s., where the defense budget represents 3.4% of gdp. in europe, france lags behind the u.k., but invests more than neighboring germany. but france's security forces, who just hours ago were marching to celebrate bastille day, could be facing a threat that no amount of money can counter. helen: let's get the view from wall street now, speaking to our financial correspondent. how have u.s. markets been reacting to the news out of france? jens: well, overall, especially if you look at the tourism industry, there might be an impact. i mean, everything is still very fresh, and it's tough to project what impact that might have. but there is some evidence americans might shy away from spending their summer vacation in europe. you see some of the b

someone is on stage and you are like -- this work casts a satirical eye on the western culture and theche of aspiration with a dark side of death and disappointment. >> of course, there was an attitude in iceland after the crash. for me, you really lost faith in government, then there were scandals in the church. ,ll of the pillars of society and the whole financial system, crumbled. >> and that created the environment for artists to flourish? it did not create an environment to flourish, it gained confidence because in iceland there has always been a respect for poets. they are always a little irritated by society. they speak truth. crates a quasi-gordian scene set near the brutal facade. whimsical and important. ragnar kjartansson is part of a new wave of icelandic artists, musicians, and film makers that have lifted the country out of the doldrums by creating a vibrant, flourishing, creative economy. katty: very interesting show. that would be something to see. that brings this program to a close. you can find out more in the news on our website, including president obama's visit to

anyone with information regarding the stabbing come forward to satirize the police and call their violence crimes investigation7074539530 of the number posted kron4news-dot-com. new >> vicki: graduation class for the police graduated today. it will have new body cameras designed to record a while on patrol their services the revolvers new acting police chief says that will be of benefit to all the new officers and those to come into contact with. follows a series of officer shootings including the fatal shooting of mario was the lead the resignation of x chief greg assert an appointment of acting chief >> britteny: the holidays are looking really good. similar to what we have been seeing, and then my how we started the work week. we go out in the triple digits all little too warm. a ton down all little bit as ago and the rest of tonight the rest of the file returns for half moon bay. the hayward oakland even if your nap but the sofa by the italian had to work in the morning we will still deal with patchy fog oakland half moon bay out to laugh about it looks like towards the late morning we

a french weekly newspaper, known for its cutting satire, as revealed that his hairdresser is paid nearly10,000 euros a month. that is only 5000 euros less than the president's salary. this socialist lawmaker bristled at the sum. >> when the french president says on television or even in public, of course he had to look presentable, but surely it should be possible to find a better-valu presidents hair. ellen: the stylist travels with hollande on most of his troops. >> he is available to the present around the clock 24 hours a day and is never replaced by anyone else. he missed the birth of his own children, their broken arms, their operations. ellen: a french government spokesman confirmed that the bill. >> i can understand people's questions and judgments over the price. the hairdresser is available 24/7. he travels with the president. i'm here to tell you that this is how much that costs. that is the reality. ellen: heavy spending has been a key political issue for y years. with former president sarkozy named president bling-bling. spending at the palace was trimmed 20% after president

earlier that year, a gun assault on the satirical magazine and a kosher grocery store killed seven people. al qaeda claimed responsibility. coming up, we speak with former cia director, michael morell into the investigation and the nice truck attack. donald trump spoke out about the massacre and postponed the rollout of his running meat, mike pence. when will we learn, it is only gets worse. we are covering the trump campaign. >> i support donald trump. he has the right vision. >> he settled on the indiana governor to bring conservative and low-key personality to the ticket. he was born in indiana with a law degree from indiana university. he served six terms in congress and carved autoa record that tea party republicans fancied long before they became a force within the gop. pence endorsed texas senator ted cruz in the indiana primary that clinched trump's status as the nominee. >> a principled conservative who dedicated his career to advocating the reagan agenda. >> reporter: earlier, he opposed trump on two issues, temporarily banning muslim immigration and a trade teal. pence came aro

. >> officers posted a satire video on youtube but there really is a serious message behind the fun. need backup. >> members of the fountain hill police department created the cops inspired video which has them responding to a call for a 1016 which parentally lall lal apparently is code for a possible pokemon sighting. >>> france is a nation in mourning. we'll hear what leaders are saying about the attack and how they are moving forward from this latest tragedy. ♪ roll all summer with a classic -- dunkin's savory pork roll breakfast sandwich is back. crave it while you can. america runs on dunkin'. >>> terror in france. a bastille day celebration turns into tragedy when a truck plows into a crowd, killing dozens of people. >> nothing will shake us and will make us renounce the fight against terrorism. >> the french president pushes back against the terrorists this morning. he's taking steps to keep the country safe. >>> we

three months later, the satiric from "new yorker magazine" cover would fuel the flames of her critics>> cable news refers to me as obama's baby mama. editor in chief vanessa deluca. >> trying to portray as a very divisive person as someone who is an angry black woman and that is the farthest from the truth. >> reporter: and now with an approval rating 68% higher than her husband, we've seen more of her personality. dunking on the miami heat. and even doing carpool karaoke around the white house. ♪ >> i think as she's grown in the role, she realizes what she has to say carries great weight. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," texas representative joachim castro and his brother julian castro hud secretary joins us live. >>> plus, we'll speak with "daily show" host trevor noah. and mo rocca talks to locals about the unique philadelphia accent. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm kenny choi. >>> time to wake up, everybody. you are so g

officers posted a satire video on youtube. there's a serious message behind the fun.look. >> oh, my god, i'm going to need backup. >> some of them are allç so ha to catch, right? members of the fountain hill police department created this video. the video ends with safety tips for players, serious safety tips, don't trespass on private property or play while driving. good advice. >>> two minutes before 5:00. he may only be 2 but a toddler in ohio is training like rocky. >> he sure is. little charlie mimics the scene that the italian stallion himself is challenging the little guy to a fight. look at him there. he has the whole routine down perfectly, all in sync with rocky. his dad posted this video online. it's got millions of views. sylvester stallone reposted the video to his instagram writing, quote, this kid makes me so proud it touches a heart so young. maybe i'll have to fight him in rocky 10. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news today." nbc 10 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> and right now on nbc 10 news today, terror in france. a day of celebration turns into t

three months later, this satirical new yorker magazine cover would stilt the flames of her crit i believewell beyond election day. >> cable news charmingly referred to me as obama's baby mama. >> reporter: essence magazine editor in chief, vanessa deluca. >> in the beginning people were trying to portray her as a very divisive person, as one who was an angry black woman. and that is the furtherrest from the truth. >> reporter: and now with an approval rating of 68%, higher than her husbands, you see more of her personal. >> dunking on the miami heat. and even doing carpool care yokee around the white house. >> i think that as she's grown in the role, she realizes that what she has to say carries great weight. >> reporter: tonight should be no different. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news from philadelphia. michelle, obama an bernie sanders will speak during our prime time convention coverage beginning at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central. see you then. >>> cbs-3 "eyewitness news" presents campaign 2016, the democratic national convention, here in phi

french president francois hollande is in hot water after a satirical newspaper disclosed he pays over0 a month for a hairdresser. a french government spokesperson confirmed the monthly cost calling it "reasonable." okay. >>> back in the u.s., mattel had beat trump and clinton to the vice presidential punch revealing its first-ever all-female ticket for the white house. president and vice president barbie. the new dolls come in a variety of skin tones and shapes. the company said the all-female ticket was created to "inspire girls to become leaders." >>> south carolina senator tim scott had a powerful message to deliver when speaking about his own experiences with law enforcement on the senate floor. scott says he was stopped by police seven times in just one year as an elected official. >> i have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness, and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself. >>> jimmy fallon celebrated the official end of the presidential primary season with a highlight reel of his own, take a look. >> now

black writers that write books that are history, romance, tragedy comedy satire, et cetera. the argument that because the writers are black and because their topics are generally about the black experience one could thus conclude that that constitutes a genre called black literature. i believe this kind of thinking leads us down a rabbit hole to which there is no exit. or else the perniciously dangerous exit. indeed such thinking impacts directly on the question of what it means to be human. let me clarify. black writers are are not a special brand of human beings. and the black experiences they write about is not a special brand of human beings. they're all simply and wonderfully human. so to speak directly to my topic, why do so many assume that books by black writers are of interest only to black readers. take a tour of any major bookstore and you will see what i mean, you will see there are special sections for books that are african-american interest and then there other sections in the bookstore that are categorized according to their subjects or according to their aut

the commission was looking into the attacks on a satirical newspaper, kosher butcher shop and coordinated assaults in paris in november. all terrorists involved were known to french intelligence officials among the commission's 40 proposals, a major overhaul of french intelligence agencies including their merger into a single unit. the u.s. did something similar after 9/11. >>> the death toll from bombing in baghdad has risen to 250 while another 200 were injured. according to iraq's minister of health, this is a single deadliest attack claimed by isis worldwide. it's part of a wave of violence that killed 350 people across several continents during the holy month of ramadan which ended last night. >>> investigators in egypt now suspect that the pilots on egyptair flight 804 tried to put out a fire at the front of the plane before it crashed into the mediterranean sea. earlier flight data had shown smoke in the bathroom and avionics bay and ifd of fire, heat and smoke on the wreckage found in the water, but it's still not clear what caused that fire. >>> so the midwest is seeing another r

the group says the story was actually a satire piece written by a british man. >> katie thought thatew i ron man. meet the teenage girl taking over the suit. williams is said to be a science genius who enrolls in mit at the age of 15 and builds her own iron man suit in her dorm room. there could be a new title coming for her series. >> look at that. nice. >> i love that. >> very cool. >> she's smart. everything is cool. >> you said attitude. of people have an attitude after the weather today. >> they will. i believe if you factor in the heat and humidity and septa problems, no one wants, yeah, it's really great pool weather. i'll give you that. if you got to be out in a suit and tie. >> i'm not going outside. i'm staying in here all day. >> i did the beach hair today. >> i did. i saw it. looks very california. >> appreciate that. but it was strictly because it's so department humid outside. trust me only one, it's not worth the hair stylists, it is so darn muggy. i want to show you the view. it's a beautiful looking start to the day. we are, however, seeing a little bit of the haze,

of course, january 2015 saw two men storming the paris offices of the charlie hebdo satirical newspaper killing 12 people. two days later a gunman attacked a kosher grocery store in paris killing four hostages there. later in the year in november, 130 people were killed after a series of coordinated attacks by isis-linked terrorists at the bataclan concert hall and nearby cafes in paris. france has since been under a state of emergency. now this year on the anniversary of the charlie hebdo attacks officers shot and killed a knife-wielding man who was yo the side of a police station near paris. investigators found he had a piece of paper with an emblem of isis on it. then in june, a police officer and his companion were killed at their home in a small town west of paris, isis claiming responsibility for that attack. >>> for more on all this i want to bring in our correspondent amon mohyeldin. with a welcome, let's talk about nice. this is a city of many nationalities, partly because of where it is located. geographically it is not far from north africa, just across the mediterranean ther

other side of the satire, walmart. >> they started their free shippings yesterday for the whole weekuring prime week. >> stocks to watch. >> yes, they are. >>> american airlines flying higher with the company says it signed deals. it says it coulding in the pretack imcome in the neck three year. separately deutsche bank, and delta air lines to buy from hold, the firm says that head winds like brexit, and excess capacity have been priced into the shares of those airlines while improvements in unit revenue have net to be fully reflected. >>> an international tribunal ruled against china in a territorial dispute. seema motty has horrid. has more. >> this came in as a big surprise. the international tribute rejecting china's territory claims, a critically -- china's foreign ministry quickly responding, and expressing definance. philippines, vietnam and malaysia among others, we'll see if they use this ruling to assert stronger control, pushing china to potential amp up its defense. this could increase the risk of an accident in this heavy maritime -- but the united states has also been e

. >>> satire without borders.aking the world stage and the joke is on us. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin. becky's off today. if you were watching earlier, i built a wall. but then someone said -- >> built out of card board. >> -- mr. kernen, tear down that wall. and i did. >> because it fell over. >> it did fall over. but now we're back and there's a deten detente. the futures out after apple better than expected. pretty solid. plus i think comcast is at a new high. market cap is getting fairly sizable now at this point. you know, we also had boeing which last i looked, i don't think boeing is affected by posting a loss as you can see there. actually, we're going to bring it up in a second. we still have comcast up there. but boeing's loss was less than expected. and it was -- i think people alrea

it is not because he wanted to do liberal satire. he just likes to laugh. he sees things in a funny way. that really helps, by the way. humor, have a sense of you would go so much further broadcasting. [laughter] >> we thank you for your time. >> as we continue our look at potential running mates, we are rejoined by shingled mocker. goldmacher from politico. week of those who will not be donald trump running mate. two senators, one from tennessee and iowa saint not interested. vice president has done this might presidential search a little differently. he has been public. hillary clinton has held behind closed doors, he is tweeting about the meetings he is having and communicating publicly with people. the people who have campaigned and tweeted, bob corker in joni ernst withdrew from consideration. honored toy were have discussions, they have no intent to join his ticket. >> you also talk about the nobody's on donald trump's list. who are some of the out-of-the-box potential candidates? >> that challenge for donald trump, and for clinton, everybody on these

plainly doesn't and sometimes it's a lit nis test and half the country watching will think it's maybe satire. i think that happened probably with jennifer grenholm's speech. howard dean screaming into the microphone after the iowa caucuses. >> everybody saw that. >> not the people in the room, interestingly not the people in the room didn't know the microphone was picking that up. but this was an unleashed ad libbing about a third of his speech and hitting high notes. >> he said there's no next election, this is it. does he know something we don't know. >> at one point screamed, are we crazy? and the crowd screamed back, yeah. >> it reminded me of miller speech in 2004. >> oh, yeah, that's a good analogy. >> here we go. ♪ we are the champions ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] thank you everybody, thank you. we love you. thank you very much. oh, we're going to win. we're going to win so much. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] we're going to win so big, thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. we're doing to win so big, thank

my next guest had a political satire show in egypt with 30 million viewers, until the government decided bassem youssef! >> thank you so much! >> stephen: good to see you. >> that's amazing. who the hell is this guy? and they're very nice. thank you, thank you very much. >> stephen: they're very friendly people. >> i know. >> stephen: i first met you through our mutual friend jon stewart. >> yes. >> stephen: people have sort of called you the jon stewart of egypt. you're not in egypt anymore. you're here. >> yes. >> stephen: did you come here to also open an animal rescue farm like jon did. >> that was the plan until i saw your elections and i said, "i'm back in business, baby, yes!" is there you lived underab actual dictator. when you see americans complaining about the obama administration being a dictatorship, do we sound like babies to you? >> yes. it's like, i mean, we have dictators who stay in power for 30 or 40 years, and we call them by the way first term. and then-- but it's predictable, because you just have one election-- elections-- and he's there forever. >> stephen: it's v

in january 2015, 17 people were killed at the offices of the french satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." the three suspects were killed in the three days of violence. in november of last year, nine terror suspects killed 130 people and injured hundreds more in a number of attacks across paris. some of the suspects were suicide bombers at a soccer stadium. others opened fire on a downtown cafe. a third group killed 90 music fans at the bataclan concert hall. >> president obama has ordered all u.s. flags to are flown at half staff to honor the victims of nice. the president condemned the attack. he spoke in the last hour. >> americans and french have stood together for two centuries. i told president hollande we will stand united now. >> the so-called soft target attacks are leading to growing concerns that these types of crimes can't be stopped. >> especially here in a major city like ours which hosts so many big events. randy gyllenhaal spoke to a terrorism expert today and joins us live from the ben franklin parkway with more on that, and reaction on the latest attack. randy? >> repor

mo rocca is in cleveland with ow satire come together on the campaign trail. >> reporter: at the clevelandaces, four decades of political cartoons from former syndicated editorial artist, ed fresca are now on display. what makes for a successful political cartoon? >> when i have provoked somebody into thinking. left, right, doesn't matter. >> reporter: american political art predates the founding of this country. >> benjamin franklin did that snake bits of the 13 colonies, which if they don't unite, they're not going to survive. >> reporter: a descendant of john adams and john quincy adams. the great cartoonists of the past, would this be great material for them? >> i think this is a year made for a political cartoonist. donald trump is just a cartoonist' dream. his hair, his face, the way he speaks. there's a cartoon quality to that. >> they can draw him every day. >> reporter: david horsy is a two-time pulitzer prize winner editorial cartoonist with the l.a. times. he's wielding his pen all this week in cleveland. >> i've drawn him as a barbarian conquering rome, i've drawn him as a cave

a non-linear, dark, dry-humored, searingly critical, satirical, and profane masterpiece.ocess. on heroin or a locally available prescription opiate called eukodol. and of course, the daily staple of many in these parts, hashish, kief, and majoun. hashish is the concentrated tch-rich resin of the cannabis plant, as well as a varying amount of its flowers and leaves that have been separated from the buds and compressed into sheet or brick-like form. kief, a more local and indigenous product, is the part of the plant containing only the strongest concentration of psychoactive ingredients. majoun is a confection made from kief, fruits, nuts, chocolate and honey. i was, of course, fascinated by this product since reading about it and inquired of some local contacts, who shall necessarily go unnamed. how was it made? this is what i wanted to know. they were kind enough to demonstrate. kief is first chopped into fine granules and then slowly added to melted butter and chocolate over a low heat to toast it and release the psychotropic goodies within. while the binder element of t