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they're voting for this "vanity fair." >> oh. >> every guy in news because they can't find anybody so you ended up on it. >> i beat anderson cooper. if you're anderson cooper and you look that good and that put together, what do you think about the readers from this morning i wear the same sweater from september through july. >> i understand anthony mason. >> mas can dress. >> they all can dress. >> yeah and like -- really? >> just that little wave your doing there, joe. >> you know what it is, i know you're not interested in taking a picture of me, it's about

some abstraction whoever provides the world seeds controls the world's food supply arlington steel vanity fair. for the first time corporations are patenting products that are self replicating uncontrollable and irretrievable. genetically engineered pollen carried by wind insects bacteria viruses and humans has inadvertently traveled the globe. scientists in laboratories and corporate spokespeople would have americans believe that pollen from flowering plants in the open environment can be controlled farmers hay fever sufferers and anyone who observes the chaotic natural world would disagree tonight a look into the world of genetically modified organisms through the lens of new mexico's iconic chili peppers. at the plant genetic engineering laboratory on the campus of new mexico state university in los crucis scientists are developing a genetically engineered chili pepper. genetically engineering the new mexico chili pepper has stirred controversy because it is a cultural heirloom and defines new mexican cuisine this is what he mexico is known for and this is what makes us unique i mean this i

and vanity fair has a big piece on the investigation. the hunt for steve cohen. she is live in chicago with us today. good to see you bethany. welcome back to "power lunch." let's start out with the letter. i know that sac has beefed up compliance as you point out well in your article. going from three emply es to better than 30 employees. >> well, i think it shows two things. i think that sac needs to placate investors. you have seen the nervousness that has been created by the government investigation. that's a lot of money to be pulled out of your hedge fund. but i also think you might read something else into it which is that he may end up escaping from this afterall. >> you know what? i think i just lost bethany's mic but we will work on that and get back to her as soon as we can. it's a terrific article worth reading. we're going to take a quick break. what about a new house? would you like one? what about a boat? in seattle, you can have both. the power house is coming up next. first, facebook up big. led by 4.5% on the day. [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenzo. i work

this is the cover story of "vanity fair." here's a quote: "if steven cohen gets off, he will be the o.j. simpson of insider trading." thank you. >> and that does sum up the industry's attitude toward him. i talked to a lot of hedge fund guys, that was a quote from one of them. if he gets off he's the o.j. simpson of insider trading. >> rose: back in a moment, stay with us. >> rose: andre greg i have an experimental theater director. his productions like "alice in wonderland" have changed the way we think about the experience of theater. he's been a character actor in movies by woody allen and martin scorsese. in 1981 he and wallace sean starred in "my dinner with andre." the film portrayed a dinner conversation between two friends at a new york city restaurant. >> is there really such a thing as two people doing nothing but just being together? i mean would they simply be relating to use the word they're always using? what would that mean? i'm never going -- i mean either we'll have a conversation or carry out the garbage or

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capital in the june issue of "vanity fair."ced with details of coded emails and whispered phone calls all in the pursuit of illegal gains. do this day, cohen denies any wrongdoing, but burrow and mclean speculate he could be the next to fall and depict cohen as the fed's version of moby dick, steve cohen isn't just another hedge fund billionaire, he is the hedge fund billionaire. doughy and clerk-like, cohen is the gatsby of our age, a middle-class kid from long island who caught the gambling bug, fleecing his high school pals in all-night poker games and now worth an estimated $10 billion. but as the walls around him begin to crumble, thus far cohen has been able to escape. in the piece a hedge fund manager speaks to maclaine and burrow, and says that cohen gets off. >> bethany mcliaclaimaclaine, w story. >> what do we know as far as the insider trading that has been prosecuted at s.a.c. >> well, it's fascinating, because it is a little bit like a needle in a haystack in the sense that there's this haystack of this gigantic in

as that this two thousand and eight investigative report by donald barlett and james steele for vanity fair reveals to goes after farmers farmers co-ops seed dealers anyone it suspects may have infringed its patents of genetically modified seeds as interviews and reams of court documents reveal monsanto relies on a shadowy army of private investigators and agents in the american heartland to strike fear into farm country they fanned out into fields and farm towns where they secretly videotaped and photographed farmers store owners and co-ops infiltrate community meetings and gather information from informants about farming activities farmers say that month santow agents pretend to be surveyors others confront farmers on their land and try to pressure them to sign papers giving monsanto access to their private records farmers call them the seed police and use such words as dished apo and mafia to describe their tactics. the international assessment of agricultural knowledge science and technology for development titled agriculture at a crossroads is a six hundred page a global report issued

as that this two thousand and eight investigative report by donald barlett and james steele for vanity fair reveals goes after farmers farmers co-ops seed dealers anyone it suspects may have infringed its patents of genetically modified seeds as interviews and reams of court documents reveal monsanto relies on a shadowy army of private investigators and agents in the american heartland to strike fear into farm country they fanned out into fields and farm towns where they secretly videotaped and photographed farmers store owners and co-ops infiltrate community meetings and gather information from informants about farming activities farmers say that month santow agents pretend to be surveyors others confront farmers on their land and try to pressure them to sign papers giving monsanto access to their private records farmers call them the seed police and use such words as fish dapo and mafia to describe their tactics. the international assessment of agricultural knowledge science and technology for development titled agriculture at a crossroads is a six hundred page global report issued by the

some abstraction whoever provides the world seeds controls the world's food supply arlington steel vanity fair. for the first time corporations are patenting products that are self replicating uncontrollable and irretrievable. genetically engineered pollen carried by wind insects bacteria viruses and humans has inadvertently traveled the globe. scientists in laboratories and corporate spokespeople would have americans believe that pollen from flowering plants in the open environment can be controlled farmers hay fever sufferers and anyone who observes the chaotic natural world would disagree tonight a look into the world of genetically modified organisms through the lens of new mexico's iconic chili peppers.

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some abstraction whoever provides the world seeds controls the world's food supply arlington steel vanity fair. for the first time corporations are patenting products that are self replicating uncontrollable and irretrievable. genetically engineered pollen carried by wind insects bacteria viruses and humans has inadvertently traveled the globe. scientists in laboratories and corporate spokespeople would have americans believe that pollen from flowering plants in the open environment can be controlled farmers hay fever sufferers and anyone who observes the chaotic natural world would disagree tonight a look into the world of genetically modified organisms to the lens of new mexico's iconic chili peppers. at the plant genetic engineering laboratory on the campus of new mexico state university in los crucis scientists are developing a genetically engineered chili pepper. genetically engineering the new mexico chili pepper has stirred controversy because it is a cultural heirloom and defines new mexican cuisine this is what the mexico is known for and this is what makes us unique i mean this is th

. >> i wanted it to look very vanity fair. >> she turned to long-time friend and maryland's first lady, katie o'malley. >> instead of a model i thought what about a role model. >> that's when katie o went glam. >> she's in a jacket and holding her politicly correct dog. she's the new first lady. >> 7 photos of the first lady who prefers to be called katie at home in the governor's mansion are anything but traditional. >> she got up on the table, kicked her shoes off. she was by that beautiful chandelier and i was like we got it. it's magical. >> she wanted to capture katie's style and personality. >> the man operating the smoke machine got carried away and at one point the front of the mansion was covered in smoke. >> not a problem for katie. once the smoke cleared this one made the cut. >> the june issue of baltimore style is on store shelves now. >>> all right. coming up on coffee with it's major league pitcher r.a. dickey. we saw r.a. earlier this year when the blue jays played here. we got to best of them. we play them again this weekend. you're going to see him pitch using a style

i don't really get it, but we can maybe have "vanity fair" on to discuss.ou know what i think the list is? only guys in news. not the best dressed guys in news, only guys in news. they named everybody. >> it's well known "vanity fair" has a pervasive alcohol dependency problem. >> true. >> i don't know what you're -- >> they're all drunk over there. >> okay. anyhow, we'll take a closer look at the list coming up. we'll ask joe about it. >> good weekend, mika? memorial day? >> i saw "kinky boots." it is the best broadway show i've seen in years. has anyone seen it? >> no. >> you have to see this. cyndi lauper did the music. this cast is one of the greatest casts on broadway in a generation. they are fantastic. every single person is there because they should be there. it is just -- i had my family there and everyone was in hysteri hysterics. >> oh, my. >> this is when jordan roth came on the show. remember that? that was fun. but the show was much better, trust me. best dressed, huh? >> there's one of america's best dressed men. >> i was busy getting -- >> y

what does "vanity fair" tell us that no one else has told us yet?i don't know about you guys, i was convinced that manti te'o was part of it. >> yeah. >> did you -- what did you guys -- did you guys think back then? >> sure. >> absolutely, of course. >> absolutely. >> i still thought that. and after reading this story, i have doubts. and i'm not sure -- >> can i say this politely, is the guy just dumb? >> i'm not -- i'm not going to come out and say that. i'm not going to say he's dumb. i think he's young. >> exactly. >> very sheltered. >> he's a superstar of notre dame. and he's on -- he's on twitter following a girlfriend -- there are a lot of real girls at notre dame who probably -- >> it's complicated. and he did get caught in a bit of a lie. >> could be the concussion syndrome. >> it's early, early onset. >> stop it. >> so -- >> and i think this -- i was watching the draft -- was it last week or the week before and he dropped to the second round, ended up in san diego, which i think is a good thing for him. >> close to his girlfriend. >> close

i made the rounds at the party and ran into margie williams who is writing a story on me for vanity fair. she was shocked. isn't dorothy having a baby today. margie couldn't understand how i could leave dorothy alone. dorothy was starting to well up in the back seat. she was wondering how i could take my wife and children to the fundraiser. we got to the dinner and by then dorothy was in tears and i left her and went inside. i felt bad for dorothy, but it was a million bucks for the democratic party and nobody ever said life with me is going to be easy. nobody ever said life with me was going to be easy. nobody ever said life with me is going to be easy. >> that was justa m that's one of the funniest adds i have ever seen. >> and he wrote it. and he wrote it too, sean. >> he wrote the ad. i'm taking my wife, my newborn baby is crying and i went and raised a million bucks for the democrats. real family values. >> it's just weird. i don't know what to say about it. it's just very strange behavior. >> your wife is having a baby and she thinks you are getting a little stir-crazy. honey , go

the fact that this woman happened to work for the government doing spreads in "vanity fair" and marriedo a high profile ambassador. they went crazy over that and this was just a manufacturing -- >> i love how wrangle doesn't want to compare obama to nixon. what obama has done is so much worse than breaking into a hotel. it is so much worse. there is no comparison. >> seriously? >> what nixon did creating the epa was much worse. >> i want to ask mike a question about ryan fogel, the guy kicked out of russia for spying. you talk about the wig. the fsb says he was in possession of two floppy wigs and three pairs of glasses and a map of moscow when he was detained. is this austin powers? >> you know what, sometimes -- who knows. i don't want to speculate about what the story was or who he is with and what was going on. all i am saying is you have to dumb things down. in the world of spies, sometimes they are the best things. >> have i to go. >> all right, andy, coming up i am all buzzed, and it is all because, this is how we do it. south central, does it like, nobody does, this is how we do

being charged with attempted murder in a different action and spoke out against oscar pistorius in "vanity faire. >> i said what happened, and oscar thought it was a burglar. >> oscar pistorius always maintain the he accidentally shot his girlfriend when he mistook her for an intruder but the prosecution allege that she locked herself in the bath bathroom after an argument. >> dog controllers can control the growing chihuahua population with a dozen animal shelters and rescue groups teaming up to spay or neuter 500 by the end of the month. the breed is expensing severe overpopulation and some attribute that to the appearances in movies. for a list of locations offering the surgeries, go to abc7news.com. >> new this morning, neighbors in san francisco's castro visit are paying close attention for plans for a new all-male strip club. the club would be called randy rooster a an upscale super club with go go dancing and semi nudity served up with beautiful cocktails and dinner with local sustainable source fare and next to harvey milk plaza. a supervisor is reserving judgment but the owners need to

. >> want to continue the conversation with christa smith, senior west coast editor of "vanity fair "he called it my medical choice in this opinion piece she penned in the new york times. so, christa, this woman has been a sex symbol for years. how is hollywood reacting to this? >> this is a really bold, strong choice of hers. and she's always had a lot of moxie as an actress. so it is not surprising she would come out with this kind of full disclosure and be incredibly candid. it is kind of a rally cry for women. i think this is only going to help her, how can it not? women, i've been looking at this stuff on twitter. people are so overwhelmingly supportive of her and her decision to come out. and also the very difficult decision. i just loved how she spoke about it. and this is a very real issue one in eight women will get breast cancer in their lifetime. her mother died at the age of 56 at ovarian cancer after fighting for almost a decade. so she's also the mother of six kids. i really commend her for making this public. >> i like the word you used, moxie, a great adjective. the se

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arlene sussman and crystal smith, west coast editor of "vanity fair." welcome to you all.ebbie, i interviewed you many times on this show about politics, never about this. this is an issue very close to your heart because you've been through exactly what angelina went through. tell me about your experience. >> well, about five years ago, i was 41 years old, i had actually just had my first mammogram which came back clean, and i was doing a routine self exam in the shower and i found a lump in my breast that had not been there before. was familiar enough with what i normally felt like so i knew something felt different and i went right to the doctor, and a few days later was diagnosed with breast cancer. a few weeks later was after a wonderful nurse educator did my family history. my family health history. she recommended because i'm at higher risk for genetic based breast cancer and i was so young in my diagnosis that i have that genetic test as well. and i ended up being diagnosed as bracket 2 positive. angelina was bracket 1. that puts us between a 40% and 85% chance of

other brands like "vanity fair" and "wired" will get their own roll out over the next few ed to weeksll phone and doesn't even have a compute birr today 82-year-old warren buffet sent out his first tweet. warren is in the house. the fourth richest man in the in just a few as more than hours all of them hoping it will be their most valuable follow yet. >>> the sports lead. you might get your teeth knocked out if you went up to a native american and said redskin. many consider the word a flat out racial slur. it's also the name of one of the most valuable sports franchises in the world. and now an independent d.c. city council member is leading the latest charge to change the name of the nfl team to the red tails. a nod to the tuskegee airmen the group of african-american pilots who served the u.s. in world war ii. transition would be seamless and even fits right into the fight song, hail to the red tails. it's not clear how much power the d.c. council has in this since the redskins currently play in landover, maryland, and have their team offices inthat'. thanks so much for watching "t

maureen orth is a special correspondent to "vanity fair".good to see you. good morning. >> thank you. >> you interviewed her back in 2008, i think it was. >> right. dmroo why did you want to revisit her? a lot has changed in her life i guess. >> yeah. she's been first lady of france, and she has a new album out called little french songs that she composed herself and plays with her guitar with that breathy, sexy voice, and i thought it was a good time to talk to her because she had a baby at age 43, and she's cona lot of stuff. >> it's just my about an but based on some of the things i've read about her i always got the feeling she was somewhat uncomfortable with life as first lady of france. is that a fair assessment? >> i think she said it was an honor to represent france, and i think france was very happy to have someone as elegant as she was wearing her clothes around the world, et cetera, but i think she's really much more of a kind of a reclusive home body type, which doesn't seem possible, but i think that's what she is. >> with the m

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in 2009, "vanity fair" named him among the 100 most powerful thinkers of the information age. he's also the first person of a news organization -- of a primarily unlined news organization to serve at enterprise dot oog. mike allen is with plit politico i am pleased to have both of them at this table. welcome. good to have you. >> great to be here. >> let me start with one thing that you have started which is the idea -- we want to talk about what comes out of this. the idea of what you can report that goes to the heart of what's going on without being sort of q&a. >> we started a column "behind the curtain." and the idea was to deliver on the original idea of politico. jim and john harris pointed out reporters are more interesting in a bar than they are in the pain ere and the idea was to close that gap. behind that curtain column, we wanted to do that game theory for washington. how people get power, how they use it, how they squander it. >> rose: is that the essence of people who come to what politico is about? people interested in that question? >> i think there's -- >> ros

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