>> you are so naive, sherrod. it does president work that way anymore -- it doesn't work that way. >> we don't get any money? >> not for six years. we want to you pay us for the privilege of sitting here. >> jenni, how many news outlets included the phrase "sweet deal" when they reported it. >> i would say most of them. i would say the majority probably. you know, who cares? it is sugar. there is plenty of people that won't care. >> about sugar? >> about sugar. >> everyone cares about sugar. how about the diabetic jonas brother? their feet will fall of on. >> so we are saving the jonas brothers? >> just the one. >> oh, just the one. >> the jonas brothers have leb leb -- have lepracy? >> bill, can i get serious for a minute here? i want to get serious. will we see a repeat of the great sugar crisis of 1985? >> yes, i remember 85. i was concerned about this. and then i realized they were talking about sugar, sugar. they were not talking about booger sugar. i have a march madness deal going on. buy one gram and the s

look at sherrod. he is a comedian who is basically high 24/7. >> and i am conservative. >> actually, no, it gave me an inferiority complex and given me so many issues. >> but did it occur to you that you deserve it? >> see there you go again. >> jed jedediah. jedediah, i remember dodge ball as it wasn't like it was one class of people versus another. i like getting hit by balls. and i like hitting people with ball. >> we read your blog. we know what you are about. >> and then there was dodge ball. >> after that you don't even need me to say anything. >> i am saying that for the most part, yes -- every activity there is a percentage of bullying going on. now we are bullied by the anti-bullying movement. >> that's exactly right. it happens in schools all the time. dodge ball was my favorite sport. i like throwing things at people. it is a hobby of mine. and it toughens kids up a little bit. if you can't stand be hit in dodge ball, how will you fare in the real world? >> that's true. it is a rubber ball.

sherrod doesn't want to cut it. he might sign on to that deal. president has been chomping at the bit all along. he bragged earlier in the news, hey, we already offered to cut social security. congratulations to you. that's a huge bragging right. change we can believe in. by the way update on the filibuster, rand paul is offering a deal to harry reid saying i will stop this filibuster and allow the vote on john brennan as head of the c.i.a. if you'll allow a vote on my resolution on the drone. that's a reasonable request. let's see if harry reid is going to do it or if he'll keep covering the president's ass. hunger in american. we used to do something about it. >> it's a problem that people are ashamed of acknowledging. >> what are we going to do. >> this generation will live sicker and die younger. >> hunger right here in the united states. >> the problem is getting worse. hershey's simple pleasures chocolate. 30% less fat, 100% delicious. "no, save 300 bucks over here!" "wait, save 400 bucks right here." with so many places offering so much bu

he's been working with democratic senator sherrod brown on a bill to make sure the taxpayers never haveil out the big banks again. that too big to fail issue. we'll get to that in a moment. first you just heard eamon's report on the too big to jail issue in washington. what's your reaction to that? >> i think it's yet another aspect of too big to fail. more evidence that this is, indeed, a continuing problem. and we need to do something to solve it. i think dodd-frank has obviously not solved it. i think it has made it worse because they give advantages. >> do you just want to boost the capital that banks have? or do you want to break these banks up? when you look at the legislation you have been working on, you're requiring banks to hold much more higher capital levels. we all know there are unintended consequences. even the fdic would say the banking capital is at or near record levels. if this is going to hamper the banks' abilities to lend to small businesses, how is that a good idea? >> well, the specific idea that sherrod brown and i are working on is somewhat higher capital requi

sherrod small? >> i think america will remember her fondly. >> john: why? >> i said it from the green room. because she was a good laugh. >> john: nice. >> she was more fun than susan b. anthony. no one cares about susan b. >> john: she'll look hotter on money. >> you mean her-story for our feminist icons. working mother. >> john: how will she be remembered? >> in her-story? fondly. >> john: lee camp? >> as the savior of christmas. no. as the last gas of idiot america. >> john: maybe the woman who got barack obama elected. that brings me to tonight's f bomb because governor jeb bush shocked a lot of people this week when he said history would be kind to his brother former president george w. bush. the fact that george bush isn't in the hague indicates history has been generous. don't get me wrong. history will be kind is a better choice of words than history will vindicate validate or redeem him. big brother george is dependent on the kindness of strangers. jeb, we learn the new controversy in the louisiana private school system. remember how last year we l

corporation from a fraud lawsuit and gave away billions of dollars in potential legal claims senator sherrod brown told the new york times that this case underscores that the more we learn about these bailouts gifts and advantages that wall street gets the clearer it becomes one set of rules applies to the largest mega banks and another applies to the smaller financial institutions and the rest of the country yep i think that pretty much sums up the two tiered justice system but the fight against unfair financial policy in america continues as more and more lawsuits are springing out against the mega banks to help me break down the concept of the too big to fail and i'm talking about markets finance and scandal i'm joined now by a max kaiser host of the kaiser report thanks so much for coming on again max i have a great to be here so why is this country indentured servants to the banks this is the way it is now that every time a bank has problems we're going to keep bailing them out. well let's put this into context it's just been revealed that during that period of two thousand and nine to

sam bennett and horace cooper let's get back to it breaking up the big banks is now bipartisan sherrod brown but as progressive as you can get on the democratic side david vitter about as conservative as you can get on the republican side are teaming up to work on breaking up the big banks the six largest banks the united states have combined assets equal to sixty five percent of the g.d.p. of the united states two tenths of one percent of all the banks in america which is basically five banks control seventy percent of all banking assets is this not you know the essence of the kind of an op of the stuff that you know both republicans and democrats have fought against from teddy roosevelt to the day since the gilded age horace absolutely not i think this is a terrible idea and i think it's going to have serious consequences for investors as well as people on the bottom end of the table having a good wells fargo bank of america and elderly wise and everybody and you end up with want to take away too big to fail and monopoly that's what's going on here. so how domino effect on them is we

senator sherrod brown opposed doma back in 1996 when it was first passed, and he managed to seep hist in the house and go on to senate twice. that's courage. joining me now is aisha moodie mills of the center for american progress progress. she come us to from washington, d.c., where this is all happening. thank for being here aisha. >> glad to be here. thanks for having me. >> michael: how has doma impacted gay couples since it went into effect? >> well, essentially when you get mare thinked are over 11 hundred benefits of marriage which is one of the reasons why folks get married in the united states, and with gay couples we are denied all of those. so being able to pass on our estate to be able to pass on our property when we pass away to our partner, to being able to adopt, co-adopt children together, file our taxes together, and benefit from the tax benefits that come along with being married we're treated completely unfairly and quite frankly given a burden because we're married. >> michael: how insulting is this argument on the other side about it hurting straight marriage. th

sherrod small lee camp and sue costello.what a great show you've got going on lee. >> thanks. >> john: in last night's meet the press you won't want to miss it. it's coming up next. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's lobsterfest our largest selection of lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new grilled lobster and lobster tacos. come in now and sea food differently. visit redlobster.com now for an exclusive $10 coupon on two lobsterfest entrees. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. irene, drop the itch. we dropped the itch, you can too. with maximum strength scalpicin®. it's not a shampoo so you can stop intense itch fast wherever you are. i dropped the itch. free yourself from embarrassing scalp itch. drop the itch with maximum strength scalpicin®. also availa

nelson ordinance is modeled after the 1982 law passed by kenna saw yo kennaaah that requires gun owner sherrodt ordinance but tells the potential intruder you better think twice. >> why have an ordinance if you are not going to enforce it? what is the point. they admitted it is just a sham. they just want publicity to say that nelson is a town full of weapons. >> lamar isn't opposed to having guns, just telling the government tell him he has to do it. >> big government at its worst. this is is the government mandating what a free individual can and will have in in his home. >> the ordinance comes up for a final vote next month. >>> a dramatic story is playing out behind the curtain of russia's famous ballet. a stardancer accused of a malicious attack and the web of characters in the plot gets rider and wider. more from moscow. >> reporter: a story of joelcy, ego and revenge. the type russia's ballet is famous for. but like natalee portmanman's character the drama is taking place off stage. the alleged mastermind behind a vicious attack on the bali's are of itic corrector. a masked man allegedl

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sherrod brown, the ohio democrat, and sort of an un unabashed liberal.ncerned about some of the tie to wall street. she worked at a firm in which she represented a lot of wall street clients. he's concerned these will correct conflicts of interest and have her recused in cases. it's a five-member commission. right now there will be three democrats and two republicans. if mary jo white had to recuse herself, it changes the power a little bit. that's their concern. tom coburn and forgive me if i get the quote wrong but it was something close to the more i learn about you the more i like you. he promised to aggressively support her nomination. >> michael: he was fawning over everyone on cap pal hill. before we let you go patrick i want to talk about elizabeth warren. how much of an impact is senator ratherwarren having just two months in her tenure. >> so far she has had success bringing attention to issues that she cares about. she went off on banking regulators and demanded answers. she went to the ted cruz style of questioning where she drilled again and

starting with sherrod. first question, what is what going on with a show called good morning and then the name of the country we are in which is america. answer now. >> i am going "good morning america" the week of the 25th. >> we don't have a ton of time. let's move on, jenni. jenni a question for you we need to answer quickly. we have to get going here. we have limited time. >> okay. >> i need to know why people should follow you not on facebook or twitter, but instagram. >> instagram, jenni johnson high five. i will be drink wght fox news team later, and we will see pics of andy with his motorcycle jacket. >> sorry we need to jump. >> lauren, why are you in new york and do you know that i am not busy this week? >> we have to go. sorry, i have to say goodbye. thanks. that does it for me. i'm andy levy. see you. >> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. you know, if you had a kid and be somebody raped that kid and they got lifetime probation you'd probably be out there with a gun, mr. hubbard. >> that's an adm

. >> there is this bipartisan bill, from senators david vitter, a louisiana rather, and sherrod browng banks. the measure has changed from bill to bill, i haven't looked at them recently. but do you think we have the ability to do that without actually roiling the big banks, it is better than what we have now? >> yes, i think banks can be broken up, it is not something we have a lot of experience doing. and so you would get a lot of wailing and nashing of teeth from wall street. but if you have the will, they are half doing it in the uk with this thing called vickers, where they're basically telling the banks to break themselves in half and run themselves as two corporations, citybank broke itself in half, banks do this all the time. we could force them to do this. >> felix and eliot spitzer, i would love to keep talking about it. thank you for joining us. >>> the first for the united nations is simply admitting they do have a problem. and they do have a problem. coming up. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you

>> cenk: all right, if you want to watch the whole sherrod brown interview i had with the progressive senator from ohio, go to youtube.com/text yt interviews. "viewpoint" is next. stay right here. >> john: rand paul completes his efic 13 hour drone attack filibuster and promises to go back to being the socially backwards ayn rand acolyte liberals love to hate. the department has promised to look into drones that drop ayn rand novels from the sky. arkansas republicans have struck a blow against abortion, the most restrictive law in all of america. if they can just get rid of reading, they'll have the perfect state at least women still have the right to leave arkansas. >> barack obama takes a group of republican senators out for a fancy dinner. sean hannity demands to know why this president so obviously hates lunch. today is the birthday of bryan cranston comedian wanda sykes and the late great singer-songwriter townes van zandt. on this date, u.s.a. for africa's "we are the world" was released to the world bringing people of all nations all races and creeds together say in unison, why

sherrod brown is working with david bitter and chuck grassley as well to try to break up the big banks. there is encouraging news there. i asked senator brown now that you're working with the republicans, do you ever go out. >> do you ever go bowling together? does that happen anymore? >> we travel together. there's some discussions together. there's some occasional meals together. it's not enough. part of it is we see the world very differently. cenk: i wanted to end the show on kind of a fun note ear and talk about whether you're a democratic, should you hang out with republicans should you go bowling with them. ok so i brought in the panel be jacki sheckner is back, casper the friendly host, anna kasparian, jayary jackson the reverend is here, as well. anna, would you date a republican? >> no, i wouldn't. cenk: flat out. >> no, i wouldn't date a republican. i care about politics too much. we would always be arguing and i would have high blood pressure. i'd fool around with a republican. cenk: very interesting. >> carlmala, would you date a republican? even if you're a democratic, bu

what does sherrod start with, friends? children: "s!" "s." the calendar for us today? all right, what's our next job? girl: fish feeder! fish feeder, right. girl: yemisi! how do you know that's yemisi's name? because it starts with a "y." because yemisi starts with a "y." girl: and an "m!" teacher: can you read it to me? read it to me. hendrick: an emergent literacy program means setting up the environment and activities to inspire an appreciation for words, story telling, and communication in all their forms. but while reading lots of wonderful books to our children is essential, there's much more to literacy besides books. man: shall we read it? let's read it. "when i grow up, my job will be "to go to school and to drink and eat. "i will sell money if i pay money. "if you go to the store, if you buy food. "i can play on the big swing if i pay money. "if you don't, you'll have to go to jail. it's at central park. we can eat on a picnic." all right. anything else? hendrick: we can also convey to our children how satisfying and useful the writ

chambers sam bennett and horace cooper let's get back to it breaking up the big banks is now bipartisan sherrod brown but as progressive as you can get on the democratic side david vitter about as conservative as you can get on the republican side are teaming up to work on breaking up the big banks the six largest banks the united states have combined assets equal to sixty five percent of the g.d.p. of the united states two tenths of one percent of all the banks in america which is basically five banks control seventy percent of all banking assets is this not you know the absence of the kind of an op leaves stuff that you know both republicans and democrats have fought against from teddy roosevelt to the day since the gilded age horace absolutely not i think this is a terrible idea and i think it's going to have serious consequences for investors as well as people on the bottom end of the table how to get wells fargo bank of america and elderly wise and everybody that you end up with want to take away too big to fail and the monopoly that's what's going on here might not know how i'm going to e

my better half, ali wentworth, model cynthia bailey, and comedian sherrod small. i don't know. >> that's okay, it's all right, george. you're thinking about ali judging. >> haven't you walked through the airport you see someone you think is a good friend or relative you get up there and you're like, oh, oh, i'm so sorry. you're not who i thought you were. >> going back, that woman in england, the double for kate, guess what she's got now, a little baby bump. so she can grow along. >> oh, really? she's taking it to a new level. >> is she really pregnant? or -- i'm sorry, no follow-up. >> fake baby bump. >> i was going to say. >> that's method acting. >> the first one is tomorrow, right? >> who is it? >> lara. >> it's me? oh, great. thank you. >> you're up first. >>> coming up, block buster >>> the "twilight' saga sold millions of copies worldwide. the movies, $2 billion. now the author has left vampires and werewolves behind. now, "the host." juju chang has more on the phenomenon. then we talk to her live. >> reporter: the creator of the monster hit, "twilight" sol

everyday -- >> get redry -- >> reporter: the pictures po s d in and our panel, ali wentworth, comedian sherrodf the very first entries that immediately stood out. >> how can you resist me? >> magma. >> magma. >> oh. >> wow. >> that was funny. >> reporter: of course, they looked through all of the entries and, boy -- >> good morning, america. >> reporter: were there a lot. >> you look like robin roberts. >> i think it's a compliment. robin is a good-looking lady. >> i think she's really pretty but she does not look like robin. >> very pretty. >> reporter: but they kept coming back to that first picture. >> hi, robin. i think i look like you. >> she has the high cheekbones that robin has. same brow. and good teeth. robin has perfect teeth. the light that robin has. >> she has a glow. >> a glow. >> i think it's unanimous, right? >> i think so. >> our first girl is it. >> landslide. >> landslide. [ cheers and applause ] >> here we go. >> okay, okay, are you ready? >> robin. say it with me. move that mirror. >> ah! >> hey. >> how are you? >> look at you. >> look at you. >> you are stunning. >> wow.

. >> reporter: we assembled an esteemed panel, actress and comedian ali wentworth, comedian sherrod smallost got myself mixed up with my twin, lara spencer. >> we have the same eye shape. our smiles resemble. >> we must have been separated at birth. >> at first the task seemed daunting. >> what. >> i don't see it. >> how much delusion existed. >> beautiful woman and our stage manager wants her number but i don't think she looks like lara spencer. >> no. >> reporter: in fact, they even got a little nervous. >> i think i look more like lara than her. >> asian girl. >> after poring over pictures. >> oh! >> this is more like it. >> a little bit more. >> reporter: and viewing more video. >> this is an awesome thrift find. i covered it with, ready for this, a shower curtain. >> reporter: one clear front-runner emerged. >> it's the eyes. >> yes. >> she has the eyes and she's got a nice smile like lara. >> absolutely. >> they've got to be related. >> that image. >> that's the girl. >> whoo! >> all right. i feel so pulled apart. >> here we go. the panel of esteemed experts has, in fact, chosen lar

you had an event with sheila bair and senator sherrod brown. what came out of that?l here? >> well, a consensus across political lines, which is always a good thing, and a very, very, i think, helpful discussion about the road ahead on too big to fail. so if you stop to imagine, we need a healthy financial sector in order to get capital. the seed corn of our existence to the innovators and the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. and with six institutions that combined equal about 64%, 65% of our gdp, we have institutions in our banking sector that are, in fact, too big to fail. and because of that, they get a discounted access to capital because they are deemed too big to fail. so a couple of notches up on credit rating which means they have an advantage over our local community banks. and that's unfair. so the subsidy equals tens of billions of dollars to some of these banks, the taxpayers are standing behind it. we've been through too big to fail. let's not set ourselves up for disaster. let's figure out how to fix the situation and move on so that we do have, in fact, a he