stewart: it would be a good outcome.t would be pretty hard to place sufficient attention to it -- it sufficient attention to giving -- given what else is going on at the company. they have a lot of things to extricate themselves from. pretty big project. it would be great to see that going to a good home. emily: you would like for it to be spun out on its own? stewart: that would be the best outcome, but i am not going to do it. emily: stewart butterfield, always great to have you on the show. thank you for stopping by. data -- beta is an investor in howdy. has oracle come out from under the dark cloud question mark we will dissect the latest earnings report next on "bloomberg west." withclusive conversation warrior. helmhy she is taking the of a chinese carmaker. ♪ emily: oracle shares are falling in after-hours as the company reports revenue that fell 6.3%. the company is beating analyst estimates. oracle also announcing it has named outgoing president to its board of directors. is cory johnson. still with me is michae

zbljts >>> jon stewart returned to the daily show on a serious campaign. >> it's jon stewart. >> it had been four months since he was on the set. he was here to shame congress into reauthorizing health care funds for the men and women who responded to 9/11. >> the first responders, many sick with disease have had to travel at their own expense to washington d.c., hundreds of times, to plead for our government to do the right thing. >> five years ago, stewart had four first responders on his show. last night, only one returned. >> out of curiosity, where is everybody? >> 75% of the panel is no longer here. two of the people have illnesses, and john def len passed away. four men sat here. it's you and i. >> this is the reality of people's lives that are affected by this. and the idea that you had to come here five and a half years ago to plead your case on national television to get this done was insulting and embarrassing for us as a nation. >> the health care money is expected to run out by next summer. republican leaders in the house and senate say it will be reauthorized, but they hav

. >>> jon stewart returned to the daily show on a serious campaign. >> it's jon stewart. >> it had been four months since he was on the set. he was here to shame congress into reauthorizing health care funds for the men and women who responded to 9/11. >> the first responders, many sick with disease have had to travel at their own expense to washington d.c., hundreds of times, to plead for our government to do the right thing. >> five years ago, s swart had four first responders on his show. last night, only one returned. >> out of curiosity, where is everybody? >> 75% of the panel is no longer here. two of the people have illnesses, and john devlin passed away. four menenat here. it's you and i. >> this is the reality of and the idea that you had to come here five and a half years ago to plead your case on nanaonal television to get this done was insulting and embarrassing for us as a nation. >>he health care money is expected to run out by next summer. republican leaders in the house and senate say it will be reauthorized, but they haven't said where or when. >> a glee club burst into

stewart behind the d. up he goes. makes the grab.down alabama -- my goodness, he skied for that one, darn near hit his head on the dome covering this massive ball. >> verne: did i hear an "oh, my goodness" from eli gold? >> gary: that's a high jump to hit the top of the dome. >> verne: that football apparently did. oh, gosh. there is a celebration about to begin, and it will stretch throughout the south as the alabama crimson tide win this one. for the guys in the truck led by craig silver. for gary danielson, allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long. closed captiing provided by cbs sports division ("imperial march" playing) some networks promise "unlimited" data, then they slow your downloads after just a gig or two. there! (laser fire) verizon doesn't slow your stuff. (laser fire) because when data is your only hope... hello again everybody and welcome back to the much anticipated matchup between the eagles and the bulldogs. h-hold on. not quite sure what we're seeing right now... but cows are parachuting onto the field. i can

stewart behind the d. up he goes. makes the grab. touchdown alabama -- my goodness, he skied for that one, darn near hit his head on the dome covering this massive ball. >> verne: did i hear an "oh, my goodness" from eli gold? >> gary: that's a high jump to hit the top of the dome. >> verne: that football apparently did. oh, gosh. there is a celebration about to begin, and it will stretch throughout the south as the alabama crimson tide win this one. for the guys in the truck led by for gary danielson, allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ("imperial march" playing) some networks promise "unlimited" data, then they slow your downloads after just a gig or two. there! (laser fire) because when data is your only hope... hello again everybody and welcome back to the much anticipated matchup between the eagles and the bulldogs. h-hold on. not quite sure what we're seeing right now... but cows are parachuting onto the field. i cannot believe what i'm watching. two cows landing on t

stewart: question in the middle.ait for the microphone for one second and then i will get over here. delegationfrom the from the european union in washington, i just want to chime in to discussion about the economic benefits of easy travel. about they worried discussions going on in congress right now about the visa program which seems to be a knee-jerk to the trend. i wanted to ask when it comes to canada, who was traditionally a country of large immigration, and now with the new government, the prime minister declared he will also receive a large number is arian refugees and that population that seems to worry very much senators and congressmen on the hill. how about impact this program? do you want to talk about how you would affect any travel, donald trump was not available for the panel. [laughter] the question is for you. >> there is a lot of discussion .bout the visa waiver program if you are a first-time arriving person at a location, we had that ability at our preacher lawrence locations -- at our preclearan

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. >> it's jon stewart, everybody. >> a bearded, casually dressed jon stewart returned home last night. not to check up on the new tenants occupying the house but to advocate for a cause close to his heart. >> so back in 2010, after far more lobbying than should have been necessary. congress passed the zadroga act. first responders who have gotten sick. >> reporter: the health provisions expired months ago. it expired in september. these first responders, many sick with cancers and pulmonary disease have had to travel at their own expense to washington, d.c. hundreds of times to plead for our government to do the right thing. >> reporter: at the center of stewart's crusade, the september 11th first responders, the comedian said has been forgotten by the politics of walk. >> right now there are 67 senators sponsoring the bill. 260 senates and by stupid house math is more than enough to do this. >> reporter: for years, stewart has been a voice for those in the terrorist attacks, providing first responders and their families a set of shoulders to stand on. in 20 12w50urk9s took up their c

stewart behind the d. up he goes. makes the grab. touchdown alabama -- my goodness, he skied for that one, darn near hit his head on the dome covering this massive ball. >> verne: did i hear an "oh, my >> gary: that's a high jump to hit the top of the dome. >> verne: that football apparently did. oh, gosh. there is a celebration about to begin, and it will stretch throughout the south as the one. for the guys in the truck led by craig silver. for gary danielson, allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long. by cbs sports division ("imperial march" playing) some networks promise "unlimited" data, then they slow your downloads after just a gig or two. there! (laser fire) verizon doesn't slow your stuff. (laser fire) because when data is your only hope... hello again everybody and welcome back to the much anticipated matchup between the eagles and the bulldogs. h-hold on. not quite sure what we're seeing right now... but cows are parachuting onto the field. i cannot believe what i'm watching. two cows landing on the field... there's a

stewart: question in the middle. wait for the microphone for one second and then i will get over here. tara: i am from the delegation from the european union in washington, i just want to chime in to discussion about the economic benefits of easy travel. we are very worried about the discussions going on in congress right now about the visa program which seems to be a knee-jerk reaction to the trend. i wanted to ask when it comes to canada, who was traditionally a country of large immigration, and now with the new government, the prime minister declared he will also receive a large number of syrian refugees and that is a population that seems to worry very much senators and congressmen on the hill. how will impact this program? -- how will that impact the program? >> do you want to talk about how you would affect any travel, donald trump was not available for the panel. [laughter] >> there is a lot of discussion about the visa waiver program. if you are a first-time arriving person at a location, we had that ability

jon stewart has been great.ot ready to pop the champagne and pop the cork yet, but we are confident that this gets done sometime over the weekend and there's a vote next week, and those who are sick and suffering from 9/11 can get on with the rest of their lives, whether it's two years, four years or eight months. congress' biggest problem was they wanted to go home for the holidays. we just wanted to get on with our lives. what many people don't know is the act was a must-pass bill. it was the marilyn monroe of health care bills and all bills in congress. it was sexy. everybody wanted to attach themselves. just like senate majority mcconnell -- mitch mcconnell last week when the transportation bill, we didn't get in there when we thought we would. everybody is trying to attach themselves to our bill because it was a must-pass bill. we had 67 co-sponsors, bipartisan co-sponsors in the senate. 270 in the house. this should have been done a long time ago but every time we got close, they moved the goalpost back. w

stewart graduated challenge academy last december. then she graduated from high school in june. >> i cried the next day because i was like, wow, like, i actually-- i actually finished. i actually graduated. so it was really cool. >> reporter: 17-year-old parker coker is almost finished, too. >> you're doing good, man, you're fine. >> reporter: at sunburst, we found a kid trying to climb out of the hole of his bad choices. back then, he explained it this way: >> you gotta look ahead, and it's not really easy to look ahead when you don't know how to, when nobody's really taught you how to. >> reporter: he'll graduate high school next year and plans got a girlfriend? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> it's that or straight "a"s and i chose the straight "a"s. >> reporter: where would you be if not for sunburst? >> probably in juvenile hall. yeah. >> reporter: we heard the same from nearly all of the sunburstica bets we followed through this program. edward tucker graduated high school this month. christa hopkins and ffrancisco lazo are on tr

>>> sdwrun >>> jon stewart, we feet juried his christmas lights before. he has been a fan of star wars. he said, he thought, my christmas lights will celebrate this. this was the lights on the house. he says, the hard work was done by his 14-year-old daughter. she did the timing grids. she is a musician, in the band and she is a little engineer too. >> because those are synchronized perfect. >> i just think this is fabulous. >> this sets the bar so high for christmas lights now. >> for those little lights around my balcony, whether you are a fan or not, this is great. >> i am still putting a single >> i am just going to skip it all together. >> the snow has gun to fall across the country. it kind of just lubes the stupid train. >> oh, lord. >> it makes it a little bit easier to slip into things like this. >> oh! >> they call this one the ski jump sale. i don't know if that skewer knew there was a jump there. >> i don't think so. >> he wasn't poising to go up over that snow. he just went. >> it was like somebody just went and shot him and ejected him off t

good job. >> you did it, stewart! though, how far you've come? >> i have, i have because i felt like i was just such a weak person back then. >> reporter: but if you hadn't gone through that. >> i wouldn't be where i am. i wouldn't. >> reporter: where she is, is a first-semester college student. stewart graduated challenge then she graduated from high school in june. >> i cried the next day because i was like, wow, like, i actually-- i actually finished. i actually graduated. so it was really cool. >> reporter: 17-year-old parker coker is almost finished, too. you're fine. >> reporter: at sunburst, we found a kid trying to climb out of the hole of his bad choices. back then, he explained it this way: >> you gotta look ahead, and it's not really easy to look ahead when you don't know how to, when nobody's really taught you how to. >> reporter: he'll graduate high school next year and plans to join the army. got a girlfriend? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> it's that or straight "a"s and i chose the straight "a"s. >> reporter: where would you be if

>> it's jon stewart, everybody! >> pelley: it had been four months since he was on this set. stewart was here to shame congress into reauthorizing health care funds for the men and women who responded to 9/11. >> these first responders, many sick with cancers and pulmonary disease have had to travel at their own expense to washington, d.c., hundreds of times, to plead for our government to do the right thing. >> pelley: five years ago, stewart had four first last night, only one returned. >> just out of curiosity, where-- where is everybody? >> it's you and i. 75% of the panel's no longer here. two of the people have illnesses and "endeavour," who sat at the last chair, an operating engineer, passed away. four men sat here. it's you and i. >> this is the reality of people's lives that are affected by this. and even the idea that you had to come here five and a half years ago to plead your case on national television, to get this done, was insulting and embarrassing for us as a nation. >> pelley: the health care mone

>> trevor: it's jon stewart, everybody! (cheers and applause) oh, wow! oh, wow! it's jon stewart! (cheers and applause) oh! i can't believe it! this is awesome! oh, wait, wait, wait -- (bleep). are you here to take the show back? >> oh, man, i heard about this in american tv! are you taking the show back? >> no, trust me! trust me! a thousand times no! actually, i have this issue, i care about it very deeply and i was wondering, i want to get attention paid to it, but i was realizing i don't have a show, and nobody gives a (bleep) anymore. so i thought, you have a show, and maybe i could come and -- >> trevor: hey... i'm here for you, jon. my show is your show, my friend. >> oh! >> trevor: yeah! (cheers and applause) what do do you need? >> let me just -- >> trevor: no, i'm not gonna -- >> i understand. that's good. so back in 2010, okay, after far more lobbying than should have ever been necessary, congress passed what was called the zadroga act, healthcare for 9/11 first responders after the government told them it was safe but it gave them cancer. >> trevor: so had to celebrate