deirdre: i assume tony blair is not on ashley madison. in some respects they could be pranks. buddies putting them on it. >> absolutely right. these could be made up. my feeling bankers know better right? deirdre: some do, some don't. some have to be joking. >> good point. we had 15,000 though government and military emails, 44 whitehouse.gov. va. usps. department of prisons. deirdre: i ask but the dot-mil, military, some of those could lose their jobs. not just embarrassing. they could lose their jobs or benefits or both. >> consequences could be serious. we don't know if this is really real. look, it is astonishing to my, the numbers are 36 million users for ashley madison website. the big questions were, you know, how was this working? is it real website. deirdre: are profiles real? that accusations were 890% of the female listings were fake -- 90%. >> my initial reaction is too bad, they signed up. but reality they maybe didn't. deirdre: gerri willis thank you in the meantime. stats glad to have them. >>> there is easy way to see if you're affected by leak. this website is

tony blair's party that took them up in the early 1990's and 2000. then we had the financial crisis , the labour party lost, and they had five years out of power. everyone assumed that five years out of power means he will go t in aother century is sharp suit, but what we are now seeing across europe is not necessarily what people expect. betty: this captures peoples attention. -- here is say that what he told us. >> everyone thinks that he is a lefty and some people say that he is almost a communist, but there is a sensible thing that he is saying, which we take fairly seriously, which is that -- about the monetary financing. it is an investment program. easing, iftitative the mechanism is flawed, wouldn't corbin's suggestion solve that problem? >> it is interesting, because actually you are right. people's qb is surprisingly mainstream. it is basically helicopter money. corbin is -- joe: that is the idea of raising money and dropping it on people. in this version, you give it to the government to spend on infrastructure. it is basically printing mo

that is a big thing because that is what tony blair got rid of.t's what made labor electable in the 90's. it was seen as leading to labor's defeat. it was one of the cornerstones of new labor, bringing labor into the modern world. what we are looking at now is bringing labor back. quite a few people are moving to the left. between them at all. francine: matt, looking at the polls, last time around when it was the two brothers against each other, i thought it was a done deal. is there not a possibility? willay that jeremy corgabyn win because he doesn't have a strong opponent. matt: it doesn't look as if he's quite got ahead. the polls last time did point towards -- they were suggesting a close result. obviously, there's going to be some skepticism given what happened in may. the crucial difference now is that, where as in may, you had the top lines saying one thing , thell of the internals labour party is reviewed on the economy and other issues, and other data such as local election results, contradicting what the top line results were saying. th

name showed up, but it wasn't tony blair's email address.think the former prime minister was on ashley madison? it's a good movie script, but it makes no sense in real life. >> politicians never do anything like that. >> never. >> fire eye is up barely, but up in a tough take today, shell, always good to see you, shelly palmer. >>> up next we're keeping an eye on the markets, the dow down 196 points, more than 1%. we did see cpi come in online. it was unexpectedly bearish oil inventory build that's gotten the market riled up. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second...boom, you had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and...boom, you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken u

not only david cameron but tony blair, say they welcome refugees but david cameron doesn't even bother to attend that britain is a century anymore. it reminds us of that refugees want to come to britain because of the low-wage and, unlike france, the british people don't have id cards, which makes it a lot easier for illegal immigrants to work. it reminds us as well that britain has taken just a few hundred of the 4 million displaced syrians that are trying to find work around europe. the channel will become the berlin wall where innocent people die trying to cross. the guardian goes on to show from invoking language used by cameron last week to describe migrants. he called them a swarm. this is the new political lexicon. sx sx4xc - hello, i'm john cleese. now, have you ever wondered what makes sacred art really sacred? i mean, does the so-called creative spirit lie within the artist, or is it something channeled through the artist that comes from somewhere else entirely? in either case prepare to be totally delighted by what follows: the first-time meeting of a tibetan lama and a nav

gas, entry level job that teaches a work ethic, these policies fail, the far left parties even tony blair said in u.k. that their party is about to go off a cliff, we're back in 1972, mcgovern terrafugiay. >> -- territory. >> i was alive in '70s, i don't know if you were, that is not what happened in the '70s what people are proposing -- that all jimmy carter, he was in office for 3 weeks before inflation started, remember what came first, endless war, republican policies, and real scandals in washington that led to a malaise that caused an economy shut down that is not happening now, barack obama has been building this economy -- people are working in america again. we need to make sure profits in wall street. >> profits are not reaching workforce there is a fundamental unfairness right now. charles: leave it right there there something happening, american people rejecting a system itself, core republicans core democrats, political machine, career politician, what they are picking we'll find out later appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: china's currency devalling a continues to haunt o

. >> and tony blair apparently. charles: really? >> that a phony, would you use your real name.s: anyway -- there is a lot of noise to this, a niche in market that did good today was cyber security stock, i think there will be massive consolidation. what do you think about consolidation in the space? >> it has been consolidating fireeye has been the big one. and when it was growing by acquisition i was lessen newsiastic about the stock it is now driving r&d in the space, with company they did buy. homeland security first to be certified. charles: if there was a takeover in space top potential candidate would be fireeye? >> no, it has been consolidating, cyber arc would have saved ashley madyson. charles: they would have? >> yes. charles: it's too late now. charles: military history, two women first two female soldiers graduated from army's ranger school. the tough school. guess what, now women may become navy seals, that is great news, we'll have a couple warriors to discuss it, we'll be right back. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out y

it was debate over secret documents they want to publish including personal notes between tony blairbush. that was resolved. now he points to a new time-consuming obstacles. >> i'm facing a genuine difficulty. >> that's local bureaucratic jarg jargon. it is supposed to ensure fairness. the families say they are increasingly finding the inquiries process incompetent and cruel. >> it is running -- we can't get on with the rest of our lives without having this concluded and out of the way. >> reporter: the expectation of the inquiry has been great because the war has always been deeply unpopular here. after a six-year investigation, there's now huge demand to finally learn why britain joined an invasion without public support. bill black, cnn, london. >>> hacker released information on millions of ashley madison users js, those affected and the owners of the cheaters website are dealing with serious and possibly deadly consequences. >> several lawsuits have been filed against the site owners and now three suicide investigations are linked to the scandal. laurie segall has all of the det

prime minister tony blair's address? >> the email addresses didn't need to be verified. and so people could be using fake email addresses. it is not 100% certain that, people could use emails that don't belong to them and making up email addresses with a dot-gov or dot email ending. deirdre: even small percentage where people are doing this to their buddies as a prank because i see dot-mil for military as well. >> yeah, right. definitely, some people were joking. army versus navy trying to batter the other service. a lot of dot-email addresses which relates to a specific boat. things that are that specific or hard or less likely to be fake. deirdre: as we know, we've been covering these email addresses and credit card information and names, fake or not. this was all part of the hack. in fact this had been threatened for months by this particular group, which threat inched the site to say shut down or we publish this? >> right. it is actually, as i understand it, from the wired article they posted kind of introduction that said, you know, time's up. you haven't taken the

. >> tony blair called himself a socialist and we believe in the free market, believe in entrepreneurialismnking of one of his predecessors mage thatcher, run out of other people's money to spend. all great to have you. thank you very much. >> great to be here. >> got this big planned parenthood vote 30 minutes from how to. elizabeth warren came out no doubt after watching our coverage at the top of the show, whiff west virginia virginia senator manchin saying as a democrat he cannot support planned parenthood so elizabeth warren coming running out and say, die stand by this organization. i think it's good for women ump think it's good for families, and i oppose defunding it. but the battle lines be drawn. it is getting nasty and fast. more after this. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here we're here and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpent

. >> and suck it, tony blair, because it was a landslide for egyptian tv satirist bassem youssef. >>as in our country they're not, they're sort of an establishment media, and then there's what's going on in the street, and the twain don't really meet. >> yes. >> jon: and you try and occupy that space in the middle of that. >> yes, because it has been extremely funny and hilarious to watch the media right now. i mean, back in egypt. it's as if, we're not very much different. >> jon: no, i think you look better in a suit, but other than that i think we're the same. >> it's an armani. (laughter) >> jon: look at you! (cheers and applause) >> next up, we have the winner of the overall most memorable interview. this one goes to the child my parents wish they had, malala yousafzai. >> and it's no question winning this internet vote will be the most impressive accomplishment on her resumÉ. >> probably not. >> maybe. >> jon: when did you realize the taliban had made you a target? >> oh, when, in 2012, we were, i was with my father and someone came and she told us that, have you seen on google

blitz was launched on september 7, 2002, at a camp david press conference, british prime minister tony blairstood side by side with president george w. bush, declaring evidence from a report published by the u.n. national atomic energy agency showed iraq was six months away from building newark lar weapons. president bush said, i don't know what more evidence we need. actually, any evidence would have helped. there was no such iaea report, but at the time, few mainstream american journalists questioned leaders' outright lie, and the following day, it popped up, and they wrote, more than a decade after hussein agreed, they accepted up the quest for nuclear weapons and stepped up the quest for materials to make a nuclear bomb, according to bush administration officials, they wrote. in a revealing example how they spun it, the authors included the phrase, soon to be repeated by president bush and top officials, the first sign of a smoking gun administration, officials argue, may be a mushroom cloud. harper's publisher, john mcarthur, author of second prompt, sensorship in propaganda in the gulf

we saw tony blair, a fake was used to fine up for that. i think we haven't directly linked this.atement, it is in a way indirectly acknowledging that it is true. at least that's an assumption that you would logically make. >> thanks for joining us, ken. >>> the fbi now investigating the hack of ashley madison.com as we were talking about. as many as 37 million e-mail addresses have been released. among them, more than 15,000 addresses belong to the u.s. government and military personnel. joining me now is msnbc national correspondent with a look at how vulnerable we are in hacking in our everyday lives. >> it is driving that home. it's driving home a whole variety of issues and ethical questions about digital dating. one of the big issues it's raising, just how accessible even the most personal of information can be online. in 2014, 47% of american adults had some kind of personal information stolen by hackers. a lot of that happened through these kinds of big data breaches. there are a whole variety of vulnerabilities that hackers can and do target. so i turned to a hacker to ta