you're on with john fuglesang. >> caller: how you doing steph?official pot grower but i forget who it is. >> stephanie: see what did you there? wee! john fuglesang, what did you think about the president's announcement on immigration? i just thought it was a the right thing to do much like his stance on marriage equality and it made mittens look more in. >>> >>> the authentic than he already is. he was saying he's not against the dream act. now he will avoid it. i enjoyed the press conference very much. i want to say that tucker carlson is the real journalism what tucker carlson is to "dancing with the stars." the dream act is an amnesty. if you think it is an amnesty you're thinking about what ronald reagan did. if you think this is amnesty and if you're angry about the dream act, you right-wingers have to take down the ronald reagan love dolls. that's exactly what the president did. this is a sinister plot of the president to allow babies who want to grow up and work and pay taxes to stay in this country and that's all it is. >> stephanie: we w

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hi lorie. >> caller: hi, steph.really mixed things up in wisconsin. >> stephanie: i heard! he's the dreamy david shuster as we refer to him. >> he will be on with us tomorrow to talk about all of this. >> caller: terrific! >> stephanie: walker's criminal troubles, correct? >> caller: yes. david shuster interviewed government lawyers familiar with the criminal probe and scott walker is the target of the probe. [ wah wah ] >> caller: that's a pretty bold statement for david to come out with. >> stephanie: you might want to think about that as you step into the voting booth tomorrow, wisconsin. >> caller: oh, yeah, i tell ya! [ applause ] >> stephanie: you heard that cheese heads. we'll talk to david shuster tomorrow. breaking investigative report. scott had already suggested that scott walker is at the heart of the john doe criminal corruption probe that charged six walker associates with 15 felonies. the report discusses an e-mail exchanged between walker and long-time advisor over a contract that was under investiga

." >> hi, steph. i just wanted to let you know the turnout looks great. two blocks it was parked solid on both sides of the street. >> have to say, paul, what did you get like a million signatures? you can't tell me there isn't enormous enthusiasm there. >> i live in one of the more progressive areas outside of madison, and for every scott walker sign i have seen, i have seen about a thousand recall scott walker signs. >> yeah. let's hope that translates to votes. >> it would seem odd if it went the other way. >> all right. tom barrett. >> my value is to make sure we get our wisconsin values back. we don't want to be the experimental dish for the tea party in the country. wisconsin has never been a state that has veered to the far right or far left. it's a state for people with common sense, and they want to have a governor who is going to focus on jobs. >> there was that one time with the german-american gunt. but that was a long time ago. but scott walker is probably going to appear in army boots -- [ buzzer sounds ] >> all right. did you get that? >> y

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all right, 1-800-steph-12 1-800-steph-12 is the phone number.f people from wisconsin, the mountie canadian cost guard. you can't blame these people for looking for a better life. >> it's hard for the coast guard guard, eh. >> stephanie: the journey across lake superior. [singing] [ screaming ] >> stephanie: in hopes of giving birth to anchor babies on canadian soil. he offered photos of boat people with cheddar cheese in hopes of bribing canadian officials. they'll try anything. governor walker feels philosophical about his legacy. he said if i have my way there won't be any history teachers. thank you, andy. [applause] >> stephanie: funny and sad at the same time. jill in ithica. welcome jill. >> caller: good morning. it's friday. >> stephanie: wrong show. >> caller: you know, stephanie you can even make a schmuck look good. >> stephanie: no. >> caller: why is there no investigation into robo calls. why isn't there an investigation. >> stephanie: and it's always last minute, exactly. >> caller: and john fugelsang, i'm glad you're there today be

you have bogut and steph. you aren't so angry, are you? have you calmed down? >> no, i feel great. i feel great about our chances to make a good playoff run and the direction the warriors are going. >> okay. still to come -- >> i would-like to say something else. >> yes. >> i'm happy that deandre jordan is not here. >> he's happy the warriors offered 10 million but he's a limited player. that's proven in the playoffs. >> are you kidding me? >> now nate is angering. we have a lot of anger but that's good sometimes. lebron was angry and he won the title. and coming up how life has changed from larry. going from the gm to the director of scouting. he's watching a zillion college games now. we will talk about that next. >> i toll the kids, i was always the kid when i got the ball, i just kind of tucked it and didn't move anywhere and i went from the next year dribble a little bit and shooting, and when i was 8, 9 years old i was a decent player for my age. >> he's turned into a lot more than a decent players. warriors point guard jenkins at a recent scamp for kids. that was at san fran

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hi carol. >> caller: hi, steph, how are you?e. >> a comment and a question. first, i think darrell issa has become the new tom delay with plenty of skeletons in his own closet. eric holder -- if he has ever been arrested, if so and how many times. >> stephanie: we refer to him as joe mccarthy on our show. >> caller: where is the scandal that the crybaby hypocrite boehner, where is the sex scandal? where has that gone? he's another flint -- larry flynt -- where is larry flynt that's what i want to say. in all of the investigations. ensen and sanford they all joined boehner in all of the sex scandal. you know what the g.o.p. stands for? good ole [ bleep ] >> not entirely sure you could say that. >> stephanie: you can't say that. >> the verb is okay. >> did you get that, current? >> stephanie: yes. i have allergies so i had a prick test. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] i'm referring to the republican primary. >> amazing how we go for the button on her one statement and yet the conversation is flowing. >> stephanie: everyone knows what i

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six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. toll-free from anywhere.have--we had ron barber on not too long ago. lots of exciting things going on in arizona. ron barber just won gabby giffords' seats. good morning representative. >> caller: how are you stephanie. good to be here. >> stephanie: good to hear you. ron barber, what a great congressman he's going to make. >> caller: 's good and decent person. his victory affirms the fact that there is not only a place but the ability for decent people who want to do the right thing to get elected despite all the hits he took in that campaign. he kept very positive, and the voters responded. he won by a bigger margin against kelly than gabby had done in the previous election. so i think his ability to retain the seat after defeating kelly and the tea party has just been enhanced for the general election. >> stephanie: congressman i was just going to say i've been there doing sexy liberal shows in tucson and phoenix. there are people who are glad to reclaim arizona from this pea party craziness. because arizo

cindy in michigan. >> caller: hi, steph. yeah, i watched that yesterday.e in wisconsin. and one thing i heard was that the republicans didn't exactly pay directly for votes but they sort of rented people's yards $100 to put up signs so i don't know if somebody is ever going to look that up. and then you were talking about the equal pay legislation. i know for a fact where i used to work, you could be fired for talking openly about what you made with another employee so how could a woman who's being discriminated against know for years -- >> stephanie: that's right. >> caller: the difference if you cannot even talk about it. >> that's the point though. that was the whole point. watch the movie "9 to 5", that was a story point in that movie in 1983. >> 1980. >> stephanie: call in now. we would put you on hold then talk about it. >> it was their way of guaranteeing the women in the steno pool could not figure out who was making more in the office and therefore even try to work their way up the ladder. and then -- >> stephanie: and then you end up where? in th

. >> steph, are you going to follow-up or are you done? >> i was going to follow-up, then i have someone talking in my ear. actually, i was -- >> welcome to my world. >> just talking about the raw material cost, the company is guided for it to remain elevated, is there a chance that the company is being conservative, especially since raw costs are coming down and that being another lever or two to the earning story? >> that could be. the gross margins in the last quarter were a positive surprise, so we don't see that impacting them negatively for sure. >> scott, thank you so much. scott mullinex. murph, a mid-play for me? >> perigo has a ton of upside. these are the guys when going to cbs, instead of buying the nyquil brand, that's one of the products these guys make. they have had phenomenal growth and a large upside. huge buyout candidate. you look on down days when the market is down 3% to 4%, you punch up prgo, it will be slightly up on those days above 100 with a ton of up side there. >> pxd, great way to play the oil and natural gas

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she's easy. 1-800-steph-12. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: all right this is obviously a new segment. this is not about being arrogant, this is about showing you the different things that president obama could do to set a different tone and a different message. i want to specifically talk about two different topics here. one is about the president's religion. new gallup poll out about what americans think the president's religion is. 44% don't know. 34% think he's a christian. by the way, if you're not aware he is a christian. he came from the church of reverend wright, the church of christ. that's watch. 11% of the country think he's muslim. this is insanity. you know what this is? this is a giant failure of the media. 70% of the country when we attacked iraq thought that saddam hussein was responsible. when you go to the republicans it gets worse. look at these numbers, 18% believe he's muslim. it

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call now, 1-800-steph-12. [music] it's go time! >>every weeknight cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the guys in the middle-class the guys at the lower-end got screwed again! i think you know which one we're talking about. >>overwhelming majority of the county says: "tax the rich don't go to war." i just wanted to clarify. >> now my point. you recognize these words... "give me your tired your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free, the wretched refuse of your teaming shore." send these the homeless to me. i lift my lamp beside the golden door. those words are written on the statue of liberty on ellis island known as the golden door. and for many years now that door has been slammed shut. making a mockery of those actual words. but today the president cracked it open, just ait. and let some light shine through. i, for one want to thank president obama for his announcement today for both personal and policy reasons. first, the policy. this decision today addresses our nation's biggest dilemma wh

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she's easy. 1-800-steph-12. >> cenk: all right, we're back on "the young turks."alking about the g.o.p. campaign problems and in order to help me do that we're bringing in craig crawford. a long-final "the young turks" guest. craig, first question i want to ask you about the g.o.p. versus the middle class. can they make a real argument that they're sticking up for the middle class? before i get to that question here, let me set it up for you a little bit. you know, mitt romney wanted to bash president obama for saying that we were heading in the right direction and private sector was doing okay. what did he do? well, he stepped in it. he had this gaffe. >> romney: he wants to know the stimulus. he wants to hire more government workers. he says we need more firemen policemen, teachers. did he not get the message of wisconsin, the american people did. it's time for us to cut back on government and help the american people. [applause] >> cenk: well, attacking cops, firefighters and teachers is not usually a good political idea, and immediately now there is an ad agai

call now, 1-800-steph-12. >> if government would just get out of the way. >> the answer is not more big government. >> the importance of limited government. >> it's about getting government out of the way. >> now to my point. get out of the way. i don't think so. now, no one wants a big bureaucratic government, nobody. but the times absolutely require active government. governor beshear who we just heard from is justifiably proud of the action he's taken to attract jobs to kentucky. but the key work there is action. mitt romney and the trickle down east at thats in congress want you to believe that if government just gets out of way. jobs will magically appear out of thin air hey press toe. they want you to believe in let's say fair government. los angeles sayless a fair, just leave the economy alone. that was a perfectly fine theory in the 18th and 19th centuries. thank you very much adam myth and his treat at thises on economy, the wealth of nations it might have still been an okay strategy in the early 20th

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i feel like, you know, with steph and clay, derelate wright. >> we love him for our team. the owner and i saw him in new york last week. it's been a long week. he's one of the best players in the draft. >>> the warriors will have a press conference for their new draft picks on monday. damion willard, drafted by the trail blazers. parishioners at a catholic church are asking for help, after thieving broke in and stole some of their music equipment. the robbery happened yesterday. the janitor noticed the doors were left open with audio speakers left outside. he went inside and saw that musical instruments were missing. the priest says church members paid for the instruments by having fund-raisers. the instruments are worth about $16,000. that's our lady of guadeloupe church in san jose. >> next couple days, a dip in the temperatures. >> clouds in the morning. and early next week, things warm up nicely. >> it looks nice. >> good night. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- tyler perry,

time now to bring in good morning anokoe, george steph nop louse. we heard from governor romney is saying he wants to do, the minute he is elected if he is elected. does this mean it can still be stopped. >> it sure can. it won't be very difficult to do. we see social security and medicare endured 55 years. here is what can happen, if mitt romney gets elected, keeps the majority in the house, he could repeal. that's very hard. 60 votes in the senate, but he can be executive order give states the ability to opt out of the exchanges. delay imply mentation of the mandate. he can also refuse to slow it doub if he gets in. hard to fully repeal. >> almost impossible to repeal even if he's elected. let's talk about the campaign until november. what difference will this make? >> gal ve niez mitt romney's supporters who was opposed. no question about that. and it will energize president obama's base as well and give him that second chance the popular provisions in the bill which he wasn't able to do over the last year and half. my gut tells me over the next

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students crippled with debt how could that impact our already troubled economy to talk about this steph gray economic justice organizer for change dot org joins us now welcome staff so let's say interest rates double how would that make a massive problem that much worse well students and their families are going to be paying thousands more over the late time of these loans in new york alone that students and families are going to be paying four hundred twenty million dollars. and so we just saw there president obama today he was urging congress to act fast how are the mistake are you that they will take action. not very just because of how much congress has been gridlocked and how they continually throw middle class policies under the bus and pit them against the stafford loan interest rate increase to sort of put congresspeople and their constituents in very difficult positions as opposed to taxing the rich which you know it's pretty easy decision for people who are part of the ninety nine percent but then again the majority of congressman are millionaires so that's not one of their pr

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hi, steph. >> hey there, matt. good morning to you.t home and still wanted to make sure they got on tv. >> yes, we did. >> look how cute all these little kiddies are from bakersfield, california. also just graduating, where are you starting out? >> at the orange county register in california. >> all right. might see you here one day. let invest aa look at today's forecast across the country. the threat for severe weather, south, also in in the northwest. showers in the northeast today that continues into the day tomorrow. we lose that severe weather risk throug w >> good morning. it will be a pleasantly cool day today. high temperatures will make it into the mid 7's this afternoon. >> and for your forecast 24 hours a day, all you have to do is go to weather.com. maybe it's your birthday. you can check out your forecast there. birthdays now with willard. good morning, willard. >> hey, what a great time of the year to visit your local zoo. and you know what? a little contribution to the help because they really add to a community. happy

let's get a check of the weather from steph. >> first of all, you all look better than me.l look amaze zblpg thanks. >> you do. >> i'm serious. >> let's have a look at the weather as we head throughout the day today. it's going to be sunateled again here into the northeast and into the northwest where that heat is still sticking in the center of the n >> good morning. a mixture of sun and clouds. there is a 30% chance we could see a couple of rain showers. >> is it time to cut the cake yet? >> yes, it is. >> okay. let's make it official. we've got to eat this cake. >> let's get into this. >> now as you're cutting. how do you really feel about 40? >> you know what? i am -- it's another day. i think a lot of us choose to live our lives 30. i really made an effort to jump-start health and fitness and all of that. so just another day. but it's great to share with great friends. >> oh. >> and chocolate cake. >> and chocolate cake. >> and have enough of that. >> what about you guys? any advice? >> just forget about it. >> you're younger. >> i'm sorry. >> it's important to enjoy t

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