>> jon: i've never been to scandinavia. i've never traveled much of anywhere.t's all lights now. it's never darkness now, and we would only have to really drive ourselves mentally insane staying up all night. that would be fine. >> two jobs, hitting the road, going to scandinavia. >> jon: to find eight jews and that's what we'll find out. what are you doing now? the minions thing, my kids -- >> they'll probably be into it. >> jon: they're bonkers for it. they're 19 and 18. >> then they'll definitely go for it. >> jon: a lot of dough. worth that. >> jon: there is very few things that come on that get their attention. >> i think these little minions are scientifically designed to be appealing to children and not only children but adults. i think the reason they're appealing to adults is because they look like capsules, they look like pills. so people are like, oh, i'm used to that. >> jon: i get that. you know what movie i want to see? the xanax movie. >> xanax, xanax -- what's it called -- oxy con. that's a great movie. >> jon: i bet they designed the (bleep) ou

scandinavia, very mellow people.out of the house only in the summer so they are happy to be out because it's global warming hasn't hit up there. >> six months night. >> stays -- >> -- walka. >> a lot of beverages. -- a lot of beverages consumed in the land of the midnight sun as well. >> i'm sure. schnapps. ambien meets mead cup. all right billy, good to see again. >> we would like to remind you the six don't be a pinhead show in the fall now 8 5% sold out. see everybody in st. louis chicago, charlotte orlando hard rock. vegas. bill o'reilly.com. show is a blast. martha mac can -- maccallum on deck. martha moments away. 2 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. >>> back of the book segment tonight, did you see that? while donald trump continues to stir up the republican presidential field, he is not alone in interparty criticism. here's chris christie after five american service people were killed in chattanooga. >> have to do more to protect them. this is a dangerous world. th

scandinavia, very mellow people. of the house only in the summer so they are happy to be out because it's global warming hasn't hit up there. >> six months night. >> stays -- >> -- walka. >> a lot of beverages. -- a lot of beverages consumed in the land of the midnight sun as well. >> i'm sure. schnapps. ambien meets mead cup. all right billy, good to see again. >> we would like to remind you the six don't be a pinhead show in the fall now 8 5% sold out. see everybody in st. louis chicago, charlotte orlando hard rock. vegas. bill o'reilly.com. show is a blast. martha mac can -- maccallum on deck. ♪ some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes you can see how you use energy and get quick and easy tips on how to keep your monthly bill down and your energy savings up. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. take the free home energy checkup. honey, we need a new refrigerator. visit pge.com/checkup and get started t

john: social security and scandinavia.ake it. >> scandinavia is nowhere near the heaven that jesse portrays it, and it's nowhere near as socialist as people portray it. they have less regulations than we do, it has school choice. it is far freer in terms of the economy. yes, they have massive wealth transfer -- >> exactly what i'm arguing for. >> and that is holding them back. [laughter] that -- >> no. >> bankruptcy in 1994 where they had to shrink those wealth transfers since then. and, look, it hurts human dignity the to use jesse's words. >> millions of children who live in poverty every night -- [inaudible conversations] >> it's somebody else's expense. you do not leave -- >> that is what capitalists do. capitalists employ people who do the work -- john: all right, enough. >> that is, you're describing capitalists when you say that. john: thank you gentlemen. talking about social justice reminds me of a snarky movie about a college where the activists, the movie calls them causeheads, have lots of causes. >> save the w

amy: senator sanders talks about it, he talks about the example of scandinavia. >> scandinavia is anple and he also talks about co-ops. there is the hint of what he is hopefully going to say more about. that if we believe in democracy as we claim to do, then we should have instituted democracy from the beginning in the workplace. after all, where most adults been most of their lives, work, five out of seven days, 9:00 to 5:00. if you believe in democracy, why haven't we made our workplaces democratic or cooperatives? i think the new direction of socialism is taking and that will make it extremely powerful both in the united states and europe is a system in which yes, the government is given a whole set of roles, but the base that will control the government are workers who now own and operate enterprises and therefore will have the power to constrain that government -- that is a way of fixing and learning from socialism's. amy: bernie sanders is also talking about taxing the rich. taxes in the u.s., the standard issue can talk about it, but we're seeing a level of wealth gone from th

. >> reporter: on the flip side of that and that it will be in the scandinavia area and still snow in the mountains. >> and that it will be cool. >> i do want to trek one thing as we would say it. and it will be ordinary. and that i misspoke, through july 9, than what they've had 30 months in l.a. >> more than two years. >> wow. that's what i meant to say. here is a look at the tornado watch. i think that they will start trimming it back and that there is not much back to the west in terms of a threat. and that the storms are light and that they are also pulling away very quickly. so we will see which watch will be getting canceling first, getting turned back again. and a live look outside, that it is 90. dew point is 75. good enough for the heat index of 100, just how miserable it is with the winds out of the southwest at 9. a little light shower at the airport, which you can see right here, moving on through. but you can see the reds and the heavier activity, essentially i-70 northward, seeing the orange and yellow in through fairfax county, nothing severe, yes, we issued that yello

now, another low is causing thundershowers and also strong winds over scandinavia as well as north of germany into the baltic states. watch out for rain and also winds. temperatures will still be in the teens in dublin as well as london but in the 20s in the middle and 40 degrees in athens. but with the rain coming in temperatures will drop to the 30-degree mark over the balkan peninsula and much of turkey as we go into the weekend. now, in south asia there's a large cloud mass this is right now a cyclonic storm, and this is the second cyclonic storm for the northern indian ocean so far this year. now, this one will likely move up towards the north and head towards the west. so many areas will be affected by this system. and it will enhance the southwest monsoon so the western coast of myanmar will continue to deal with drenching rainfall at least for the next several days. now, several people were killed due to flooding because of the storm system in myanmar. so more rain is definitely not good news. and then we have another tropical low in the north of india. and that has been causi

i think the concern there, also was that the police were not asking blue-eyed blonds from scandinaviaprove their citizenship. this was going to happen to hispanic looking people. >> tom julie, thank you very much appreciate the perspective. >> all right, chris, there is controversy brewing over the confederate flag in south carolina. it's gained momentum. there are stumbling blocks in the a. we will discuss that with legislatures on both sides of the aisle. they are live on "new day" after the break. when you travel, we help you make all kinds of connections. connections you almost miss. and ones you never thought you'd make. we help connect where you are. to places you never thought you'd go. this, is why we travel. and why we continue to create new technology to connect you to the people and places that matter. >>> actor bill cosby admitted he obtained sedatives with the intention of giving it to women he wanted to have sex with. the information in documents unsealed from a 2005 sexual assault lawsuit which cosby settled out of court. he admits providing the quaaludes to one woman a

. >> scandinavia, kansas. she went to scandinavia, i was in kansas. big family reunion. got the better part of the deal. >> i'm not going to argue with you on that one. norway has $916 billion oil sovereign wealth fund and they are subsidizing hydropowered

. >> scandinavia, kansas. she went to scandinavia, i was in kansas. big family reunion. you got the better part of the deal. >> i'm not going to argue with you on that one. norway has $916 billion oil sovereign wealth fund and they are subsidizing hydropowered electrovehicles. they publish everybody's income tax returns. should we publish that here? how much everyone makes, what their house is worth? >> and the corn is this high in kansas right now. everything is very very green, by the way. >> you are not allowed to take another vacation. >> neither are you. the markets seem to be celebrating today. stocks up nearly 1%. dow up more than 200 points. more focused on earnings than the volatility in the chinese market. >> energy stocks leading the charge today with the s&p energy sector up nearly 3% and some big gains in names like exxon. take a look at twitter, rallying ahead of its earnings report. we've got an analyst saying twitter is his least favorite stock he covers. find out why. >> see if they wait until 4:00 to release twitter's earnings unlike last time when they

still that mess of frontal systems ruling in, there's another, low pressure swirling away across scandinavia. showers rattling in to england from time to time. northern spain southern france, pushing right up tier, russia. to the south is where we have warmth and decent weather in place. bucharest and athens 37 celsius. north of that line, it is sold and disappointing, 18 in vienna and berlin. should be around 35. it is on the cold side and certainly feeling rather fresh. showers never too far away. the northwestern corner, wet weather in place just around bay of biscaine. we've got the area of clouds in the eastern parts. it will sink further south through the latter part of the week and it will warm up. >> thank you. still to come, tens of thousand us was people fled burundi during weeks of political violence but are now returning. >> from the traditional coffin, having your ashes blasted into space. >> in sport professional baseball moves into the digital era. we'll tell you how the game is changing after the break. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we'r

. >> i know a lot of the inspectors have been from scandinavia, latin america, and italy. >> i have some experience in dealing with iraq. the criticism has already been made that the verification has too many steps. we have seen with iraq how easy is it is -- how easy it is to play cat and mouse. how would you answer the criticism that there is so much time lag built into this, giving iran numerous opportunities to barricade? that the purpose of the inspection could be mitigated by that? >> you're right that this is a criticism that is being led the. i think it is one of the reasons why we have talked about the agreement. the fact is that under the additional protocol, the iaea can request access to a site and under normal circumstances they can get access within two hours. no authorization. there is an inspector in the country, they are properly equipped, and they are able to go in a short amount of time. they have an opportunity to say will the satisfy you? if the agency says no, and the state then says what you can get in, immediately the red flag goes up. there is no cat and mouse. e

. >> i know a lot of the inspectors have been from scandinavia, latin america, and italy. >> i have some experience in dealing with iraq. the criticism has already been made that the verification has too many steps. we have seen with iraq how easy is it is -- how easy it is to play cat and mouse. how would you answer the criticism that there is so much time lag built into this, giving iran numerous opportunities to barricade? that the purpose of the inspection could be mitigated by that? >> you're right that this is a criticism that is being led the. i think it is one of the reasons why we have talked about the agreement. the fact is that under the additional protocol, the iaea can request access to a site and under normal circumstances they can get access within two hours. no authorization. there is an inspector in the country, they are properly equipped, and they are able to go in a short amount of time. they have an opportunity to say will the satisfy you? if the agency says no, and the state then says what you can get in, immediately the red flag goes up. there is no cat and mouse. e

on seth meyers recently, when he talked about socialism as a governing philosophy he talks about scandinavia. >> countries like denmark, sweden norway which have had social democratic governments and labor governments, in those countries health care is a right of all people. i don't see that as a great problem. [ cheers and applause ] >> at a time when so many of our young people can't afford to go to college tuition is free in many of those countries. excellent. [ cheers and applause ] >> they have excellent child care, strong retirement benefits. they're often very strongly pro environment, taking on climbate change. when people understand in those countries governments are working for the middle class rather than the billionaire class. >> there you go elahe, all those millennials cheer manage the background. >> the idea that socialism as this label will bring him down in a democratic primary, if you look in the iowa poms he is gaining on hillary clinton right now. he could be a foil in that state. if she does not win iowa that will not be good. the issues he's articulating the argument he

don is joining us from scandinavia, wisconsin, a federal employee. current or former?aller: for mer. i was in the washington, d.c. area when i was with the government. host: go ahead with your question. caller: mr. tucker, it is more of a comment. it is the way the government works. right now the mission has not been to go out there and find the most co competent people. they look to diversify the workforce, so they have to have so many people of different ethnic backgrounds, or male and female -- the government keeps a quote account -- quota count on these things. i kind of watch this a little bit on some of c-span's former coverage. there was a lady who just resigned. i do not remember the numbers. there was one who was the cio. you would have no context to interview, but the way she answered the questions, it is obvious that she was over her head. they had another young lady, by think she was a contractor. you can tell, the way she qualified the answers to her questions, she knew what she was talking about, but she was not the person making the decision. host: you a

i have lived in socialist countries, scandinavia, norway and trust me, people are not -- it is a lazyituation. they live off of the government. and this is scary. as an african-american, i was not born with a golden spoon in my mouth but my sister and my family made sure that i got education and that i was able to travel and represent my country in a very good way, so i will be voting for hillary clinton. host: lisa, you talk about how you do not agree with her on immigration. what one thing do you agree with hillary clinton on? what one policy do you agree with her on? caller: i believe -- i have watched hillary clinton over the years, and i followed her and president clinton, and i just think that hillary clinton is an honest woman, she is for women's rights she will be the best way we can, and i think the way our government is ran is just so much negativity. no one knows how to come together. everybody is about putting each other down. this is destroying the country. i have not heard any positiveness. it is just putting the country down, putting each other down, no one is coming up