more americans say they get their news from comedians like john stewart and steven colbert and peoplee greg but felt. he has been hosting a 3:00 a.m. show on fox news colorado for the past five years. co-host of the five. so i was unsure what to call you. you say you're not a comedian. >> i have too much respect for comedians. they stand up in front to people. the indoor air rose from trucks. i had the comfort of being in the studio and if anyone else at the we have been escorted out and beaten. i would never tell a joke by knew it wasn't funny at somebody could tell me. john: you are on the fox news channel and you're not just making jokes about stuff, you're covering the news this in time for. >> yes. john: why is that this? >> you are offering information into for way. we get the news spoonfed test the same way, the same shared assumptions from all the major networks. the neat thing about fox is that it does not operate that way. it allows someone like me he should not be allowed really near a film camera. john: your ratings in the group of people the advertisers care about often b

let's watch steven colbert weigh in on the mechanic law and the impact on the price of pizza. >> the ceo of papa johns saids in 2014 will cost between 11 and 14 cents per pizza. >> 14 cents? i think everyone has a right to affordable health care, but at what price? there has to be a line we don't cross, and it's 14 cents. because if we sit by while every gets access to a doctor today, 14 cents more for a pizza, it could be three more cents per taco. >>> the first takes place in new bedford, massachusetts where robbers try to hold up a convenience start at knife point. he beats them with a broom handle and then a shelf. in evansville, indiana goes into a e empty mcdonald's and trying to take one of the registers. after that he sets his sights on an easier target. a cooler filled with yo gugurt parfaits. still ahead on "way too early" your super sized tweets and texts coming up. and "morning joe" moments away. ♪ it's something you're born with. and inspires the things you choose to do. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we

more americans say they get their news from comedians like john stewart and steven colbert and peopleeg but felt. he has been hosting a 3:00 a.m. show on fox news colorado for the past five years. co-host of the five. so i was unsure what to call you. you say you're not a comedian. >> i have too much respect for comedians. they stand up in front to people. the indoor air rose from trucks. i had the comfort of being in the studio and if anyone else at the we have been escorted out and beaten. i would never tell a joke by knew it wasn't funny at somebody could tell me. john: you are on the fox news channel and you're not just making jokes about stuff, you're covering the news this in time for. >> yes. john: why is that this? >> you are offering information into for way. we get the news spoonfed test the same way, the same shared assumptions from all the major networks. the neat thing about fox is that it does not operate that way. it allows someone like me he should not be allowed really near a film camera. john: your ratings in the group of people the advertisers care about often be cn

steven colbert said yes, try -- trial by jury, rock paper scissors, who cares?he current process, the president meets with this advisor decides who to kill and then kills them. if we are ever going to win our never ending war on terrorism says colbert there are bound to be casualties in one of them just happens to be the u.s. constitution. let's give a hand for steven colbert. [applause] well, you might think that the u.s. can get away with it to kos we are the king of the drones. well, we are fast becoming one of many many countries that have drones and that puts it in a whole different light. so the u.s. is number one producer and by far the number one user of drones. but coming up from behind is israel, that's right. the u.s. and israel have had a long collaboration in the development of drones that goes back for several decades now. in fact the predator in reaper drones that we are using today was developed by an israeli engineer who is working for the israeli defense forces. israel has used the drones extensively in the gaza strip. the operation -- in may o

>> steven colbert. >> robert deleo. >> stephen: what's the deal owe? you served on the "intrepid"?s, i served on the ship in the spring of 1956. >> fighting the japanese. >> no way! that was the cold war. >> stephen: cold war. i don't think we fought the japanese in the cold war. >> no, eisenhower. >> stephen: i remember him. >> you don't remember him well. he said "we've got to send some guys over to lebanon." >> stephen: i had no idea the japanese were in lebanon. >> the japanese were not in lebanon. >> stephen: where were say in >> i don't know, they were home making toys. >> stephen: what do we have here? >> right here we have the f-14. it's the tomcat. >> stephen: i've got some bad news, marino. tomcat has broken up. so we've got one of the blue angels right here. >> yes, stephen. >> stephen: i love the blue angels. >> well, they're nice. >> stephen: can't touch the planes, marino, can't touch the planes. they can go to war but they can't taken a old man touching them. >> all right. you know this guy, lieutenant? >> stephen: lou and i played squash together. who's lou chapman?

steven colbert took on this reality show and mocked the marines.iends. i hope he is watching this. >> i am a big fan but he has a super pac. he is criticizing the show. we are raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for awareness of what is going on in afghanistan and challenges that veterans face. call me and invite me and we'll debate on the show. >> brian: marine instructors there, they are the best. they're offended by what colbert said. he plays a character on tv. step up and do something. >> andrea: why no brian kilmeade on the show? >> dana: over the past couple weeks since romney announced that paul ryan will be the vice presidential candidate there is a list of speakers at the g.o.p. convention. the list is so on, it's easier to show who is not on the list, on the short list. i think the one thing that was an outrage, greg gutfeld is not listed as a speaker yet. but america, you can change this. if you are a "the five" viewer and "the five" fan, you want to see greg speak at the convention with the other guys draft greg for speaker now. #

americans under the age of 40 say their prices as a news is either the daily show, john stewart, or steven colberth of those gentlemen are incredibly talented. a majority of the audience to not pay bills. they did not get a paycheck and have no fundamental understanding of how the world works. therefore this makes sense. the thing that i find comical about the daily show is the idea that it is daring. in the same way that college students think they are daring. when he moves away, gets a nose ring, that, to him, is a risk. the daily show making fun of republicans is somehow derek when in fact they are not speaking to to power. they're actually making now with ifs, counselee defending those in power. how is that rebellion? college students selected mirrors their assumptions. the academic professors, these are all the same. i grew up a run this, but i went to berkeley. then i worked and publishing. everybody thinks like john stuart. the media. >> is conventionally liberal. his audience. >> his audience is a mirror that claps. john: immediate did wrong. what do you take immediate run? >> a lot of thi

more americans say they get their news from comedians like jon stewart, steven colbert and from peoplee greg gutfeld. he has been hosting "redeye" and now he is co-host of the five. i'm not sure what you to call you. you say you are not a comedian? >> i have too much comedians. they stand up in front of people and they endure slings and arrows from drunks. i am in a studio. i would never tell a joke if i knew it wasn't funny. >> john: but you are no on the fox news channel but not just making jokes about stuff but you are covering the news at the same time. why is that good? >> i think it's good, you shall offering it in a different way. we get the news spoon fed to us the same shared assumptions from all the major networks. neat thing about fox it allows somebody like me that should not be allowed near a film camera. >> john: you are 3:00 in the morning. your ratings in the group of people often beat cnn in prime time? >> it's pretty hilarious. maybe it says more about what they do than what we do. think are boring and we're not. we're presenting news in a different way. we present ne

. >> what happened to steven colbert's favorite sport there, the bouncing horses, dressage?alking about rafalca, the horse part owned by ann romney, wife of governor mitt romney. it's not over for rafalca. this is a team event, part of team u.s.a. which has three horses. the other two perform today. if together they finish in the top seven, they move on to the final on tuesday. there's also some calculation by which rafalca could compete later in the individual competition. ann romney said she was consistent and elegant, talking about rafalca. she did not disappoint. she thrill immediate to death. of course, a member of the press here shouted out at her whether or not involvement in a rarefied sport might dent her husband's credentials and romney said, quote, i'm not doing any of those questions today. >> all right, ann. >> united states pulled ahead of china, 37 total medals, tied with china in the gold count of 18. japan, 19, and the host count country -- missy franklin competes in the backstroke, arguably her best event. and michael phelps goes for gold medal 21, the last

. >> brian: you have a message for steven colbert. he take you on and called you out. >> right. so i know he has a super pac. i'd like to see him take some of that money and donate it to veterans charities and law enforcement charities because the show that he's criticizing, we were raising hundreds of thousands of dollars and awareness nationwide and world wide for what's going on in afghanistan and the challenges that our veterans face. i'd like him to call me and invite me and we can debate on his show. >> brian: j.w., the nobel prize winner who said, i'm offended by this show, what's your quick message to them? >> it's ironic that the show you're criticizing is celebrating soldiers and the same soldiers that have given you the right to criticize our show on their backs with their lives. >> brian: right. so they should really think about what they're saying. >> think about what they're saying and the bigger picture. >> i'd like to know what desmond tutu is doing for veterans. >> brian: can i jump to a conclusion and say nothing? that's my -- you're doing a lot more. andrew an

c-span: here you are on, in 2009, on the steven colbert show. >> you are one of america's most preeminentwhy aren't you wearing a bathrobe? [laughter] >> that is her game in the last two years. >> now you will look like an iranian politician. >> no, look we run a new site. >> what do you mean new site? what do you mean new site? [inaudible] >> well we have professional reporters at a staff of 12. we have an office and we cover the news every day and i call that a new site. c-span: at the time you had a staff of 12 and now you have a staff of 28 and that is just too enough years ago or so. >> guest: right. c-span: how far you going to go with this and what his goal now? >> guest: we want to go a lot further than we are now. we want to be one of the countries preeminent news organizations. we have a very ambitious growth plan. we don't -- we are not trying to move into everything under the sun, our basic focus is hard news and political news and we think we do it well. we want to keep refining it and we want to keep -- you know in the last years we have doubled in size and the next two year