also with us today, that guy right there in a first on cnbc interview sirius xm boss mel karmazin. it's national autism awareness day. he will be speaking on a personal level, his grantson has you autism. he's working on his third retirement. he ran cbs for years and sirius and xm. >> if you have been wonder what these pins are four, itr, it's f world autism day. 16,556 is the level in the dow. the nasdaq meanwhile pretty much on the flat line, 4,268 as its potentially sitting out the rally today. the s&p 500 adding 3 points to 1,888. yesterday it closed at a record high. >> let's talk about a lot of things in our closing bell ex chain. diane from clear alternatives, peter andersen from congress asset management, jack bouroudjian, from bull and bear partners. kenny polcari from o'neil securities and our own rick santelli as well. kenny p., what's moving this market right now? very quietly we're just setting these new highs. >> and we're really just digesting the move from monday/tuesday, but the other thing is a little bit ago fed president bullard came out made the commentary that

. >> a lot of people ask about sirius. have i given up on sirius? a bunch of people.s fine, it was bad that liberty walked away, but the company itself is doing well, more of a play on car sales than it is on radio. how about eric in florida? eric? >> caller: hey, big earnings, boo-yah, cramer. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> caller: i'm good. looking at tesla, i bought a little bit, wondering what you think about it. >> tesla's a cold stock, the cold stocks are in the grips of a major shakedown. i cannot push tesla here in the shakedown. linda in pennsylvania, linda? >> caller: hi, jim, i sure do look forward to your show every night and i appreciate the information you share with us. my question is, i'd like to know your opinion on hp. >> great american company, it's down some, oil's getting hit. i remember i went to the university of oklahoma, if anybody remembered right around world series time, and i can tell you they are a dominant force where they live, which is tulsa, oklahoma. and i think it's a terrific company. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the c

a basket of stocks that could double. >> sure. >> sirius was on that list.ng out of pandora in there. i don't know, you tell me. >> and i can tell you that pandora is on a lot of the apple devices as well. if you listen to tim cook and the call yesterday, one of the most important parts of the call to me was he didn't just address the things everybody is talking about. he talked about acquisitions, scott. this is one of the names that fits into that apple ecosystem potentially. >> and the issue is whether you would buy it going into the earnings announcement. we don't need to get into your taste of music or lack thereof. i don't think you buy pandora -- >> where in the world would you go with that? >> josh, who made the issue? >> i'm bullish, 7% short interest. if they have just an okay report, i think it's going to be more pain for the shorts and they've overstayed their welcome. this is a perennial acquisition candidate. one day on the show we'll have to walk in and talk about who bought them out, amazon, google. that's what will happen. >> tell us who you

so say we were listening to hot 97 -- >> martha: on sirius, on sirius?f.m.? >> a.m. is 800 and 900. >> martha: i know. >> martha! >> martha: but you said 97. that's f.m. >> yeah. >> martha: okay. >> seth: there's also the internet. you don't have to ask actual rappers where the rap stations are. [ laughter and applause ] you don't have to wait to see a rapper. >> what station do you listen to? >> seth: oh, good, a rapper. hold on, i'll be right back. [ laughter ] >> but it is easier to find it on xm. you can go to one of those. >> martha: yeah, i have xm, okay. >> but anyway, we're riding down the street, playing a rap station. the dog is going nuts. so my wife is, like -- i don't know. she turns on the jazz station. the dog chills out and calms down. so when we're at home and we're getting ready to do some stuff or, you know, we want the dog to just relax -- put on the jazz music and he goes and sits on his couch. he has his own couch, too. so like i said, he looks like a thug. we walking down the streets. people move their other dogs to the other side

but there's certainly a curious coincidence between sirius vance's investigation and the timing of his resignation. >> there's a commissioner who, if i'm recalling correctly, had to recuse himself, i believe, on a majority of the votes. about redevelopment, on that very site, because of his business entanglements. and that tells you a lot about the basic context of this authority, whether or not there was anything afoot. assemblyman john wisniewski, thank you for your time. >> chris, thanks very much. >>> coming up, an update on how it's going in the two states that have legalized marijuana. that's next. . >>> one thing about this, meghan, that the president, to the fact that he's sympathetic to marijuana use and he would like to see it legalized or at least decriminalized, the same for eric holder, are not holding a particularly controversial position among a great many americans. remember, you don't this take it in a pill or take it in a drink, you smoke this. >> that's true. fox news is facing an increasingly lonely rear guard action against rising public opinion. maybe you don't no

but there's certainly a curious coincidence between sirius vance's investigation and the timing of hisnation. >> there's a commissioner who, if i'm recalling correctly, had to recuse himself, i believe, on a majority of the votes. about redevelopment, on that very site, because of his business entanglements. and that tells you a lot about the basic context of this authority, whether or not there was anything afoot. assemblyman john wisniewski, thank you for your time. >> chris, thanks very much. >>> coming up, an update on how it's going in the two states that have legalized marijuana. that's next. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> one thing about this, meghan, that

but there's certainly a curious coincidence between sirius vance's investigation and the timing of hisignation. >> there's a commissioner who, if i'm recalling correctly, had to recuse himself, i believe, on a majority of the votes. about redevelopment, on that very site, because of his business entanglements. and that tells you a lot about the basic context of this authority, whether or not there was anything afoot. assemblyman john wisniewski, thank you for your time. >> chris, thanks very much. >>> coming up, an update on how it's going in the two states that have legalized marijuana. that's next. the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6

for those of you on xm sirius radio, at one point was lower by $27. if all of more than 2% coming back off those lows [laughter] in the aftermarket session. down two.33%. yes, it is a tough day for the silver medals game. down two and .5%. with this rebound in stocks we are currently seeing at the moment awfully tentative, will it last through the close? you have to stay with me through that because we're looking at commodities. traders at the new york stock exchange and see me group and the nymex. to see this open higher and lose all of it and climb back up and lose some of it and climb back up again, can you even gain what is going to happen this next hour? >> the next hour will be critical. very interesting because we were up most of the day, they gave it away around 3:00, closing out on top of the highs of the day, it was technically pretty positive day, and i thought we would have seen a solid follow through today but the market that we experience is not like anything i have experienced in most of my wall street career. liz: tell me why. you have

i was listening to it on sirius in my car. i pulled over it was that will fully loaded. up a debate. you can be sure eric holder and the s.e.c. are going to be taking a closer look. >> thanks for bringing it to us. regina lewis. thank you. >>> author todd peridham joins e . what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operatin

ceo of the wnba's los angeles sparks, and dave zyran, sports editor for "the nation" and host of sirius xm "edge of sports." thanks for being here tonight. paula mad soison by the commissioner. what's your reaction? >> well, i'm really happy to see that's what adam who i know by my role as a former member of the wnba board of governors, i'm really glad to see that adam did take decisive action. he went as far as the nba constitution allows him to go. i'm sure there are conversations between all the owners who by the way don't spend a lot of times conversing with each other except around league business. so to hear that 25 of the 30 of them have already indicated that they are going to vote in the way that adam is suggesting, i think is a really great day for the nba and especially for the african-american male players and the other players who supported them. >> were you surprised? >> no, i wasn't surprised. how could he own a basketball team? the sponsors had been competing on a consistent basis. the players had it be known. and the nba had to be react. he stepped to the microphone and

joe madison of sirius x.m. satellite radio. jerry's remsky of buffalo news and chair of the n.p.c. speaker's committee and a former national press club president. skipping over our speaker for a moment, captain kevin wensing, u.s. navy retired and speakers committee members who organized today's event. thank you, kevin. tamika smith of radio one. larry bevins of gannett, retired and former n.p.c. board member. and nyrie wright, m.s.l. group corpus and chair of the n.p.c. 5-k committee. [applause] they're historically black colleges and produced alumni who made history. from the reverend martin luther king jr. to justice thurgood tony morrison and congressman john lewis who is coming right from the hill. all of these graduates of these schools have gone on to lead in fields ranging from politics to literature, to the arts. and for 70 years, the united negro college fund has been the financial lifeline that's allowed many of the students at historically black colleges to thrive. every year, the fund provides more than $100 million in scholarships to tens of thousands of students. ove

the biggest loser" on a percentage basis, down by 2%, dragged down by shares of amazon, facebook, siriusitter and zynga. i want to show you pandora as well, it is getting slammed over at new york stock exchange. as long as we talk about tech, let's show you that one. a big loser on the day. a lot to watch here. >>> meantime a historic vote for northwestern football players on whether or not to become the first college team in the nation to unionize. fox news's mike tobin on campus in evanston with the latest, mike. >> reporter: the poll is closed. the ballots have been impounded. the university campaigned hard for a no vote but in the face of allegations that pressure from coaches, administrators and alumni on these players, ultimately amounted to unfair campaigning the university gives a big denial. >> simply not the case. it is just not true. our, our position really has not changed since the first day that this began back in february. >> reporter: we will not know the outcome for months. those ballots were not counted before they were impounded. they will remain secret until the full

on the radio, monday true friday, sirius xm radio and podcast at we got ed.com.e're reporting top trends vote on by you. >> if you build it, he will come. >>> the number 3 trender -- burned. >> for years we have paid all sort of burn fees. >> rules out the fools. >> america better wake up if you're going to live in this country with any freedom or liberty. >> we have achieved a whole new level of freedom. >> this is on our freedom and sovereignty. >> on september 5th, we're going to begin bundyfest. >> a festival that bundy wants to bring burning man. >> 240 bands playing all night and all day, trying to cross scenic bundy land. >> does this guy know how to party or what? >> we should mention there's going to be no bathroom facilities. >> has the whole world gone crazy! >> number two, cashed in. >> they call him the outsider. >> he has never held public office. never been there, never done that. >> winning with more than 38% of the vote. >> curt clawson's cash helped him slam dunk in florida. he spent money to gain recognition and it paid off in a monumental way.

sirius xm, channel 127. my podcast we got ed.com.e reporting here today's top trenders voted on by you. >> fool me twice strike three. >> the number three trender, sticky situation. >> found pine tar again. >> something on the side of your mouth, al. >> throwing him out of the game. >> you are out of here! >> read jerry davis' lips, he said pine tar. >> pineda's pine tar tricks gets the bronx boomer busted. >> you know it's against the rules. >> this goes none baseball all the time and has since it began. >> considering last start against us. >> are you really so obvious. >> it's a problem we'll have to deal with the consequences and michael's going to have to deal with it. >> you're in big trouble, mister. >> the number two trender, herman who? this pizza magnate and 2012 presidential candidate was a math major at historically black more house college. >> uh -- got all of this stuff twirling around in my head. >> jeopardy geniuses stumped by herman cain's credentials. >> how quickly you have forgotten herman cain. >> uh. >> who is t

for those of you listening on xm sirius, channel 113, up $23 right now. that's a 4% gain.and a half minutes. clippers fans out in full force supporting their team in the wake of owner donald sterling's extremely troubling apparent comments. magic johnson calls it a black eye for the nba. what is the business fallout, the sponsorship fallout for the league? we just learned that red bull is now joining the dog pile here, pulling its sponsorship from the clippers. who else might be next and cost? we ask our all-star panel next. >>> and later this week come along with me to omaha, nebraska, for the berkshire hathaway annual shareholders meeting. i will, of course, be talking with warren buffett himself. some surprise guests, one of his managers who rarely gives interviews coming exclusively on fox business all day friday, monday morning. very few people get this type of access, but you can get it too. just tweet me, facebook me, use the hashtag ask liz. we're going to look at all of your questions. tell we what you'd like to ask warren buffett himself. ♪ ♪ for over 75 years, f

tweet us, find us on facebook, and on the radio monday through friday, sirius/xm channel 127.podcast from my website. social media nation has decided we're reporting, this is what's hot. here are today's top trenders reported by you. >> come on in, boys, the water is fine. >> number three trender, off the deep end. >> well, if i were in charge -- >> yeah, that's not going to happen. >> they would know that waterboarding is how we baptize terrorists. >> it's a straight and narrow from here on out. >> sarah palin sticks up for her new view on waterboarding. >> would you make that remark again? >> what would a maverick do. >> would i make it again? why wouldn't i? yeah, absolutely. >> we're not afraid to get maverick-y in there. >> if i were in charge, i would be stopping them. >> number two trender, in the family. >> chris christie is father of the year. ♪ he's a family guy >> family guy channel's chris christie in their bid for an em emmy. >> you've been so aggressive. >> what about our traffic problem? >> time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. >> it will be great to win, b

and joe madison, sirius x many radio host. thank you both for being here.e truthers. i mean, how do you explain this ongoing conspiracy theory obsession? >> i was saying this morning, they're like weeds. they just keep popping up in the garden. or else they're smoking weed. i don't really know what one it is. all one has to do, and skbrus common sense rules. is ask the woman who threw the shoe who has been, what, arrested, probably by federal agencie agencies. she's been charged, and charged with a felony. now if this were staged you would think she would be the first to speak out and have something to say about it. i mean, it's absurd and, you know, i'm in the talk radio business like you and i've been doing it a long time. but, you know, i should tell mr. 999 that that's not how you do talk radio. you really are just playing to low-hanging fruit. >> lessons heard. you know, drew, there was a lunar eclipse last night and of course, the right wing had to find a way to tie that to the president. right wing watch reported that world net daily says the lunar e

and sirius x m127. i'm back with you tomorrow from new york.:00. here are today's top trenders voted on by you you. >> state tuned. the number three trender. mitch mcconnell is not a show horse. >> what kind of a horse is that? >> mitch is a jen wi genuine ke workhorse. >> his new ad touts conservative credentials. >> last year he save 99% of kentuckians from an income tax increase and leading the fight against obamacare. he fights for our value, our future and our jobs. >> no thanks. i'm a horse, not a guinea pig. >> the number two trender. on the fly. >> this is how i look from a government drone. >> everybody look like ants. >> and this is what i think about it. >> a house hopeful in montana takes a shot at government surveillance. >> spying on our citizens, that's just wrong. >> i'm watching you. always watching. >> i'm ready to stand tall for freedom and get washington out of our lives. >> and today's top trender, talking trade. >> president obama begins a four nation tour of asia wednesday. >> the transpacific partnership on the agenda fo

here's reaction tonight, former harlem globetrotter back with us and sirius xm sports broadcaster. i grew up watching you. walt frazier, earl the pearl and phil jackson and deaf debusschere, i love basketball. i hate this happening to basketball right now. what do you think of the commissioner's -- what do you think of the commissioner's fine and punishment today? >> i think he was right on. >> yeah. >> he didn't try to push it off on anybody else. he said you're banned. you know, when this story broke i was up in minot, north dakota, and i saw the expression on griffin and chris' face and i saw the pain in their faces, and i seen that pain before, the hurt that athletes have sometimes, and i saw it. i went to bed with it in my head and yesterday morning when i woke up i woke up crying because i felt so bad for all of them, including magic johnson and how he felt and it just hurt me so bad. i thought was there anything that we could have done years ago to keep the young kids from going through what they are going through today. >> but, look, i used to go see you when you came to th

sirius xm, 127 monday through friday, noon to three.the ed show" social media nation decide rear reporting on the top trenders. >> say cheese. >> number three trender, no filter there is this our new favorite selfie. >> dr. jill biden. >> bff. >> motivated her husband, the vice president to take to instagram. >> joe biden joins instagram. >> less than 24 hours, 47,000 following beadsen. >>> i can't help it that i'm popular. >> vice president and occasional aviators posted. >> anticipating that shot of him washing the camaro. >> number two, crank call. >> putin spoke on russian tv, took questions. >> who should i invade next? >> another question from our -- are you planning to acquire alaska as well. >> putin wears his head and comes into the airspace of the united states, where do they go? it's alaska. >> putin says he doesn't plan on wearing his head in alaska anytime soon. >> what do you need alaska for? >> people are calling alaska ice c crimea. >> it's quite cold. >> i hear jamaica's nice this time of year. buzz kill, it was joke. >

on the radio monday through friday noon to three, sirius 127. and on liberal talk stations across america. you can get my radio podcast. thanks a lot. here are today's top trenders voted on by you. >> pucker up, butter country. >> the number three trender, kiss and tell. >> i'm vance mcallister, business owner, family man. >> a married man with fire children ran on a platform of family values. >> footage allegedly captures the married man kissing a female member of his congressional staff. >> congressman mcallister's extramarital lip lock gets caught on camera. >> representative mcallister issued a statement monday saying he's fallen short and he seeks forgiveness. >> this is no good. got to straighten it out. >> i promise to do everything i can to earn back the trust of everyone i've disappointed. >> kiss and make up. >> the number two trender, double dribble. sbl some people will be surprised to see you two sitting together. >> bill chlinton and his brothe from another mother watching shall basketball. >> w. and bubba have hang time at the nca

and on sirius xm is where you can hear us. ed show" social media nation has decided we are reporting, today's top trenders voted on by you. >> breaking, search for pregnancy under way. >> the number three trender -- great expectations. >> i'd like to be a grandfather. i would like to have a happy wife and she won't be unless she's a grandmother. >> i wouldn't mind one of those grandchildren i hear so much about. >> mark and i are very excite weed have first child arriving later this year. >> the former first family is expecting their first grandchild. >> excited to add a new line to my twitter bio, grandfather to be, bill clinton wrote. >> we're excited about what's happening in our family. >> who do you think she looks like? >> lyndon johnson. >> i hope i will be as good a mom to my child and hopefully children as my mom was to me. >> the number two trender -- jurassic art. >> the issue of how big the arc was and how many animals it could hold. >> a boat that was 450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 50-foot tall. that's a big old

on sirius xm. we're there either day. the ed show social media nation has decided. we're reporting.oday's top trend as voted on by you. the number three trender. blood moon rising. >> a spectacular light show brightened up the sky overnight. >> great name blood moon. is it just because of the red color? >> there's no blood on the moon. >> the moon's made of cheese? >> night owls caught a glimpse of a rare red moon. >> an explanation is probably long overdue. >> creep along the moon surface until it totally blocks the moon. >> this isn't your average eclipse. it's the first of four total lunar eclipses in the next eight months. >> geez louis. >> older generations might lament the explosion of selfies, i'm not surprised and optimistic about where this is going. >> omg. >> selfies are part of a minute lennial movement. >> millennials saw the government lead us into really expensive war, saw the economy collapse, they've seen their heros who have found ways to solve problems on their own. >> whatever, i do what i want. >> why would a millennial say, can you take my picture for me, when

sirius xm. channel 27 you can get my radio podcast at we got ed.com.ia nation has decided we're reporting here are today's top trenders voted on by you. >> i'm retired. >> the number three trender, signing off. >> i have spent half my time behind this desk. in 34 years, 5,914 shows. more importantly, that means i spent half my life in makeup. >> you're a funny guy. >> david letterman says next year is his last as a late night host. >> how long does a guy want to do a tv show? >> it's past my bedtime. >> 2015 for the love of god. paul and i will be wrapping things up and taking a hike. >> quick. >> the number two trender, hard of hearing. >> i'm not here to get a specific answer from you but to better understand what is happening? >> i have no idea what's going on. >> i just got a note saying i'm at the wrong hearing. >> where am i? >> senator coats says the russians caused his meeting mixup. >> this is the first time this has ever happened to me. >> you're always welcome in our committee. >> y'all come back now, hear? >> i'll go try to find out where i

they will simulcast the complete show on sirius satellite radio beginning in june.he move will help to people who are on the way to work but can't watch tv. captain america came to the rescue for disney. they had sales of $27 million over the weekend. that gave many people an extra day to sit around and go to the movie theater. 3300 social networking site have been deleted and a breakdown -- crackdown on internet pornography. latest in tech and media on "bloomberg west." square has been plowing through money. in 2013, they lost $100 million. -- twitteroking for has acquired a data service. for more, i want to welcome back jon erlichman and nick thompson. net, let's start with you. was this the promise that did not quite deliver? >> we don't know yet. everybody has invested in this. a lot of people are getting money. square is still worth billions of dollars. we saw this bad news coming out of square. they are losing money faster than we thought. they are thinking about being bought, which is not a good sign. -- it is a good sign if people want to buy square. if squa

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on the rate owe, sirius xm channel 327 noon. and a great shoutout to wcpt on the a.m. dial.u'll find my podcast at wegoted.com. here are today's top trernds voted on by you. take us to your leader. the number three trender, bubba and beyond. >> if you saw that there were aliens there, would you tell us? >> yeah. >> excellent. >> the former president says the idea of extraterrestrial life isn't out of this world. >> we live in an ever-expanding universe. it makes it increasingly less likely we're alone. if we were visited someday, i wouldn't be surprised. shoo we are your friends. >> i just hope it's not like "independence day." >> the number two trender, open the floodgates. >> is this real or is this what i might call faux mojo? >> i've lost my mojo. >> another expert opinion. >> he's going to improve his base by mocking republicans but he won't himself with independents. >> that's just like your opinion, man. >> mocking the other side is not how you build a coalition. >> it seems to me like you're an expert, mark. >> just like kath, the big problem president bush had was d

on the radio, sirius xm 127, progress channel, noon to 3 p.m.nday through friday, get my radio webcast at wegoted.com. ed show social media nation has decided we are reporting these are the top stories of today. these are trending, voted on by you. >> it's so good to see you fully functional again. >> the none three trender, lucky seven. >> big news for "star wars" fans all across the galaxy. yahoo!. >> this photo showing the cast of the franchise seventh film assembling at a london script reading. >> might not look like much but where it counts. >> jedi rebels return as the "star wars" saga continues. >> markham mill, carrie fisher and harrison ford all confirmed, titled episode 7. >> together again, huh? >> wouldn't miss it. >> the countdown to december 2015 is officially on. >>. >> the number two trender, voter victory. >> wisconsin's controversial voter i.d. law is dealt a big blow. >> a federal judge calling you the state's voter i.d. law a burden on the poor and minorities. >> a federal court judge strikes down wisconsin's voter i.d. law.

for people who are listening on sirius xm, there were three little tomatoes on a plate and this lame that i think they were calling a hot dog. i don't know what it was. >> right. and this is the way kids are saying you're not going to get away with this. we're hungry, we're not happy with this program, this is the way we make our voices heard. white house, michelle obama, we're not eating this stuff. tracy: do you think she's going to back off? >> i think they're going to have to maybe bring in some changes. if kids keep promoting this and if you have parents saying my kids are hungry, i think there's going to have to be some mending to the system. now, these schools want the government money. they want money from the government, and they know that if they don't listen to what michelle obama wants and the obama team, thai going to have some of that money taken away. but i don't think michelle obama wants all these kids to be starving at the end of the day. so something's going to have to give here. tracy: i will say that some of the posts were just not nice language. you don't talk t

but, my wife loves to embarrass them as well and her favorite thing to do -- if you listen to siriusion on there called the bridge, which basically should be called -- not the bridge, it should be called "songs that moms can sing out loud." >> seth: right. right. >> because every single song that comes on is kind of like a 70s soft rock kind of thing. >> seth: right. and lot of like fleetwood macy >> yeah. so, we'll just be driving or we'll hear it some place and she just kicks right in, you know. ♪ they ran calling wildfire they ran calling wildfire ♪ and the kids are just like, "oh, oh." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's great. i love it. no matter -- it just proves, if they -- if kids can be embarrassed by you, like, no matter how cool your parents are, kids are going to be embarrassed. >> yeah, you know, it's funny how you ask me if they were embarrassed by me and i went right to keira for embarrassing them. [ laughter ] >> seth: "they're pretty good with me my wife is embarrassing." >> yeah. she embarrasses all of us. >> seth: you -- it seems to me -- you're obviously a lo

consumers choose to listen to him they also listen in the car see up to -- so you have to include xm siriust says to me that there are too many choices out there which is why pandora sees their growth slow. -- keep in mind they have a massive audience, and they created an audience with free users. i think competition will come in the next phase when consumers demand more. we have been focused on 10 years for giving the consumers the control they want. jobsa decade ago steve stood on the stage and talk to the fact that he could put a device in your pocket that had a thousand songs. in the 36 million tracks catalog which are available with your mobile phone. think consumers will continue to demand more control and access. >> when you say demand more control and access, what does that mean exactly? >> i begin means that they are in control of what they listen to, when, and how. instead of starting a station being able to skip a handful of times, but not control the software they want to be able to listen to any song instantly. they want to listen to a whole album. >> why don't they just buy it

radio host on sirius xm as well as a fox news contributor. good morning to both of you.s on this, before the comment from "the huffington post" or to "the huffington post," did you think eric holder was talking about racism? >> clearly in his inference he was talking about racism and using it. bill: no doubt in your mind? >> no doubt in my mind. bill: richard? >> he said pretty clearly take me out of this, take me as a person, take me as a black man, take me out of it. that speaks to what he said in "the huffington post." bill: are you muddy on this answer? >> i think we are unclear. only eric holder knows. bill: david, what do you think now that we have a more complete picture from last week and again from "the huffington post"? >> a larger narrative of what democrats are trying to paint republicans. nancy pelosi making comments about immigration saying accept it. steve israel saying his colleagues in the answer are racist, or members of the republican party are excited, animated by racism. checking the boxes in the texas speech talking about younger, more unmarried wom

we have head in any discussions over xm sirius radio. >> over 70 months stemming thank you for reminding me. there was another process other than the commissioners have to oversee every single issue. >> a commissioner wanted to comment? >> i had the pleasure to serve to commissions but one thing that we did do it is we've met more often. twice a month and the president gave the areas of responsibility to other commissioners. i had telecom some had energy or water or gas. that way it was overseen by five active commissioners not just the chairman's office. the bad thing about california is even the advisers can you believe that? they would have to do shadow diplomacy it was a disaster. honestly if there was one change would be this. >> we used to meet three times a week. that things were simpler then but i gave the commissioners monday. [laughter] >> certainly with the implementation of the telecom act we did 80 regulatory proceedings all you dennis and done on time and partially because everyone agreed we would do whatever it took to do them in a thoughtful but rapid fashion. >> we were

i know you and i had many discussions about xm and sirius. >> over 17 months. >> i do think there could be many other processes that are put into place other than having the five commissioners have to oversee every single one of the issues. >> commissioner sean wanted to comment. >> i had the pleasure of serving into commissions. in california, what we did do which i thought helped was number one, we met more often. we met twice a month. two, the president actually a week -- gave the responsibility to other commissioners. you were assigned commissioner in an area. others had energy, some had water, some had gas. that way the work of the commission was overseen by five active commissioners. we would get papers through a little faster. the bad thing is even the inviter's cannot speak. can you believe that? >> wow. >> it was a disaster. if there was one thing to change, it certainly is that. >> we used to meet three times a week. >> god bless you. commissioners monday and friday for themselves and tuesday, wednesday, thursday belonged to me. >> during the hunt commission and the implicatio

a joe madison of sirius x.m. satellite radio. and jerry's remsky of buffalo news and chair of the n.p.c. in a news and chair of the n.p.c. speaker's committee and a former national press club president. and him and skipping over our speaker for a moment, captain kevin wensing, u.s. navy retired and speakers committee members who organized today's event. and him thank you, kevin. tamika smith of radio one. atamika smith of radio one. a larry bevins of gannett, and him retired and former and n.p.c. board member. a you and and nyrie wright, m.s.l. group corpus and chair of is the n.p.c. 5-k committee. \[applause] and him and him they're and historically black colleges him and and produced alumni who him and made history. from the reverend martin luther him king jr. to justice thurgood and him king jr. to justice thurgood marshall to tony and him marshall to tony and morrison and congressman john him and him and him lewis who is and him and him and coming right in from the hill. all of these graduates of these schools have gone on to

love it. >> something like 40 million people listen to sirius xm. audience. >> that's it. we're coming after you, stern. >> meantime, let's check in with willie. he is getting us caught up on the morning's top stories in for natalie today. >> morning, guys. a lot of us much better on radio, i think. the fbi says a 16-year-old california boy who stowed away on a flight to hawaii sunday will not face criminal charges. officials say the boy ran away from home, hopped a fence at san jose airport and hid in the wheel well of a 767 that he apparently chose at random. he was discovered on the tarmac in maui. the boy was in good condition and has been turned over to child protective services. >>> this morning, south korea's president condemned the captain of a sunken ferry boat for committing what she called murderous acts. the captain delayed evacuating the ship when it started to tilt last week and failed to deploy lifeboats but was one of the first to be rescued. he and two crew members are under arrest. several others were detained overnight. divers hav

. >> with me now to talk about all this, jerry stackhouse, nba tv analyst and host for sirius nba radiolay poll, a clippers season ticket holder and criminal defense attorney, dominique wilkins from the launt hawks and members of the basketball hall of fame and jamelle hill, espn columnist and sideline reporter. welcome to all of you. >> hi, carol. >> i'm glad you're all here. jerry, i want to start with you. kudos to commissioner silver. nobody seems to have any problem at all with the action he took. >> everyone is ecstatic about the decision and thought he came down with a heavy hammer. everyone feels there's no place in our league for those type of septemberments from anybody, from an owner, a player. i think he came down as hard as he could. but i think the hard part is still ahead of us. tufl tu actually removing him is going to be tougher. >> we'll get into that in a second. i wanted to ask jamelle, do you think silver's actions healed all wounds? >> no, i wouldn't say they healed all wounds. i think that would be trivializing the problem. i do think we have to examine why it too

. >> i'm still holding my five-year hold with sirius xm.art strategically buying into apple in june and possibly again in september when the new iphone is released. >> dr. j, wise move, going to buy into the qs? >> i don't think it's a bad move because of the correction, ron, that you've spoke of, that we've seen of nearly 10% for the nasdaq. it would be even more, the biotech index so if you're looking for values versus the rest of the market biotech is still foremost in my mind followed by the broad tech sector. >> bob, do you think people are starting to nibble around the ibbs, the biotechs here? >> they have been trying. largely been flat so far this month. the important thing is that the growth prospects for these companies are tremendous now. that's different than where it was 14 or 15 years ago. kelly, can i go back and address the retail investor story because this is something i'm hot on. i'm not so this is something i'm hot on. i'm not so worried about young investors. i'm worried about the old people, the baby boomers that are no

they put on the pulse on sirius. i don't know who these people are.bers. this is a super saturated space. it is dreaming. it's probably lower quality. >> they do offer -- like spotify offers a 320 kb. it won't be the first. a minimum of 320. they plan to go higher, by the way. >> yeah. 76 million active users in q4. now 75 million active in q1. we have something of a dog in this you could say. but these guys are all going at each other for a finite amount of users that are not growing. >> how about vinyl? how much better is vinyl quality? i remember having this with my audiophile friends in high school who were arguing about in or whatever it might be. how much better is vinyl than the 96kb? >> the vinyl is way, way better. but you can get close vinyl oregon analog with digital sound. we used to talk about speakers all the time. i was going to get enough money to get a bose or nakamichi tape deck. they use $4,000 guitars, $50,000 mixing boards to go into a 99 cent mp3 download and a pair of $12 earbuds. there's all kinds of work we can do. we talk abo

i listen to sirius xm. i was listening to joni mitchell. i spent $60.it is so easy on my iphone. i have them all. this is a huge potential business. i come to the game a little bit late. >> the content is going to be momtized even more easily than in the past. >> the big thing would be if you didn't want to listen to joni mitchell. >> we had to work through that. it was getting stolen. >> yeah. >> disruptive stuff. >> sure. >> but we're past that now? >> we're at the early stages. there is a cultural revolution in all media. netflix is not that much different than spotify. our kids's walls will be empty because they will be paying for access and not owning content. we're still at the beginning. >> you will do the financing. >> yeah. across the board. >> it is a boutique bank. now known as a kiosk bank. it's a small bank. offices in new york and london. focusing on companies helping raise growth capital. if you think 10 years ago if you wanted to raise 50 to $100 million oar north of that, you had to go public. i helped broker relationships and have beco

area, nationwide on serious channel 120 -- sirius radio channel 120. >> the first thing i would do iset the largest cable tv company buy the second largest cable tv company. that is where i would start. my job here on the judiciary committee is to -- at these hearings is to raise my concerns and mr. cohen seemed like a really smart guy, a really great guy, i am sure, and i can tell you about him. he earned his way, you know, sort of -- but my job was to ask tough questions. they have 107 lobbyists on capitol hill. they are swarming capitol hill the lobbyists. but i've got 100,000 people, more than 100,000 people write me their objections. the first thing i would do is stop this deal. i would not let this go through. it is not up to me, it is up to the fcc and doj. >> senator franken monday on the "communicators" on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome kellie lunney, senior correspondent for "government executive magazine," as we focus on the salary and benefits of members of congress. thank you for being with us. if you are the speaker of the house, cur

if you buy sirius satellite radio, and you want howard stern's content, you pay a premium for that.at's cureating the thoughts of a very famous person, with millions of followers, what stops them from turning that into a pay-per-view radio station, where i, perhaps interested like someone from walter moss berg, content i wouldn't get through any other vehicle, and i would pay 99 cents a month for that. why can't twitter do that? what would stop them? >> i think the argument might be it's still early. they're still going for scale. they're still a fifth of the size of facebook, right? >> but if you own that stock today, you better hope they'll be able to do that, or you're screwed. >> the other issue, kevin, you talk about how much you use twitter and how important it is to be tweeting alongside who are watching your shows. the arguments the "wall street journal" makes is it has yet to go mainstream, 200 million users. it really hasn't -- it really hasn't gotten the wave of people from the populous that they maybe need to get the momentum. >> the first 200 million are really hard to

this is joe madison activist and host of the joe madison show airing weekdays six am to ten am on siriusradio channel one tense satellite radio a joke great to see you again q thank you so much for. me one of the few media outlets the post in the new york times have done a good job it is but one of the few t.v. media outlets that have really focused on this along with your radio show so i really appreciate it but it's. we could we could get into a discussion about how the media has historically treated you know european conflicts versus africa and it's just. do a whole week on that we could you know we could but let's speak directly about this we've both been to this region to south sudan right that we were there together we went together with a group of activists and talk show personalities at the time the civil war was going on it was the longest civil war. in in history i think some twenty five years that the southern sudanese mostly black africans were fighting the north and they signed we gained independence in their independence as you mention in twenty eleven and i was actually th

give bundy a show so that he could talk about all of these issues all of the time by the load on sirius later argument that the there's some black guy on another network that owes taxes and therefore it's ok for two million dollars and therefore it's ok and it's big and therefore it's ok for the cia years and so we should be ignoring this guy nor trespassing i want to know do you need to kick run in with guns and helicopters to make sure al sharpton biggs's money or do you just follow the process and they it's what the feds have been doing or you're going to have been following your answer to clive bundy is to try to change the subject when i worry that i'll be not i will say as a critic of all media that i think this story is being blown out of proportion the same way that the malaysian flight on c.n.n. network. is non stop there are interesting issues about this case i definitely think you know he went to court twice he lost you know you know what his argument was in court well he that he's out of the evidence that's but now that the federal government has no has no. right over him be

it was broadcast live on howard's show for sirius xm radio.why he doesn't write new songs, leading billy to take a swipe at another music legend. >> i just don't want to. everybody has a hard time understanding that. why don't you write new songs? well, you have to want to write new songs. i don't want to. elton would say the ultimate, why don't you write another album? when are you going to make another album? and i used to say to him, why don't you make less albums? >> it was good-natured. >> yeah. later, billy shared the stage with some other stars like tony bennett, melissa etheridge. some good impersonations i heard as well. >> just some great music. howard is a fantastic interviewer and it's amazing what he gets out of people. i had a good time. it was a lot of fun. >>> last night, jimmy fallon conducted an interesting social experiment using baseball player robinson cano. he's the star second baseman who defected from the yankees last year to join the seattle mariners for a lot of cash, $240 million, to be exact. tonight, cano returns t