and richard wolff is still with us.ternet segment, i want to talk about what is happening at home in the united states particularly, the rise of the democratic candidate for president bernie sanders who is a socialist himself and what that means is larger global context. this whole issue that paul mason was just referring to leaving the eurozone, what does that mean, actually? especially for people in the united states. it is hard to understand anything besides dollars as a currency. >> basically what the greeks would achieve if they let the european union is they would revert to their own currency. they can go back to the drop, which was the currency before, or new one. and once they control her currency, they can control the relative worth of that currency relative to others. if that currency becomes much much cheaper relative to the euro, which is -- which is what will happen, then everything priced in that local currency will appear very cheap to people with dollars or people with euros. and suddenly, a greek vacati

then he called me nate wolff, not my name. very close. so close.o, you know. it was like working with miky. >> jimmy: this movie with mickey is a road trip movie. >> my only experience had been driving. playing a character who was drunk driving in a movie. i learned to drive, pretending to drunk drive. all i had done. it was actually, hadn't had a license until "paper towns" this movie coming out. also a road trip movie. i keep get cast in road trip movie. i'm the worst driver that ever existed. >> jimmy: why are you the bad driver? >> no coordination. don't know left from right. i space out. on my driving test. i went left when i was supposed to go right. i some how passed. i got my license three days before we started shooting. i passed by two points. when i showed up on set. i didn't have my license. i had a receipt that i had a license that i could show the producer. >> jimmy: that's legal. that's okay. >> probably not. >> jimmy: they had mickey rourke. they had enough problems to deal with. is mickey rourke crazy? >> i think you could answer t

demo and michael wolff -- dan loeb and michael wolff -- he said, what you need is a tech company like yahoo!. the product isn't necessarily like a product for it -- which is a thing that comes off of a -- off of an sme line. you need a technical leader, someone who has an understanding of how products are made. that is how places like amazon or google or facebook or other companies. they need to go find someone like a larry page or mark zuckerberg, someone who understands what products have a native understanding of the web in a way that yahoo!'s prior ceo has not. it was a pretty all-star list. at the top of the list was marissa mayer, the executive from google. gmail, google maps, obviously google search, is that people use every day. google products need to be something you use as often as your toothbrush. it is difficult to come up with a product used that much. meyer was instrumental in making it pass that test. that was top of the list. they hired a recruiter who reached out to her. they were stunned to learn that meyer was interested in the job because loeb successfully turned

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michael wolff, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. television is the new television.in. how is that true? >> what do you do all day? what are we doing now? what does everybody -- i think i can fairly say everybody watching now how do they spend most of their -- a good part of their day? certainly more time than they do on the internet. they watch television. i think you can go further. what are the most cultural moments in this day and age? it's watching television whether mad men game of thrones, or whatever. television is this centerpiece of our lives. now, the interesting thing is that we have been told for rather a long time now that that isn't true that it isn't true and that it would be ever less true that the internet social media mobile applications, this was the future, this was media, this was transforming how we thought about media and how we thought about ourselves. i thought to myself, well think a minute, is this really true? i think it turns out not to be true on an actual, practical basis. we watch television. but on the other side it turns -- it's not

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. >> when cara delevingne goes missing after a night of misadventure, nat wolff and his friends go onlm, “paper towns.” >> you love her, right? >> yeah, i do. ♪ >> the more you get hit the harder you fight. i get it. >> let's go! >> only now you're taking way too many hits before you get off. >> jake gyllenhaal stars as a world champion boxer whose life falls apart after the death of his wife, in “southpaw.” >> this court is aware of the tragedy your family has suffered, mr. hope. none the less, you have chosen to demonstrate dangerous behavior while having custody of your daughter. >> dad? >> you need help billy. it will be a year before your suspension is up which means zero income. >> legal custody of the child shall remain in family services until the father can demonstrate the ability of a responsible parent. >> what the bible has taught you is the truth. a demons greatest threat is not to your body, but your soul. >> sweetie? >> god is going to see you through this. >> something is coming and then something bad is going to happen. >> michael peÑa tries to perform an exorcism to

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wolff said he is ready to work his way out of jim kelly's dog house. >> earn a spot and that's my goal. you know i said it's been a while. just can't wait to play the game. can't wait. >> i know you weren't able to participate in the mini camps. from what you've seen from the new guys they brought in how excited are you to be part of this secondary right now? >> i'm excited. the coach, just the things we've learned since he's been there. you know from technique to the game of ball to the passion that he had and the passion we have. just all connects. it's all in line. you know i can't wait. it's just i see everybody out there getting better every day. it's driving me so crazy. but now, like i said i've been working real hard since mini camp. i say we're ready to go. >>> delaware native suiting up for the east squad. third quarter britney greiner and doing it with two hands like her mama taught her. up and under move. she's silky underneath no doubt. gets the jumper to fall. she had 16 the west wins 117-112. >>> one final note before we go cole hamels threw eight innings with a no-hitte

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> "paper towns" starring natural wolff and cara delevigne is "made in hollywood." >> on today'ssit down with the calf of the movie adaptation of author john green's best-selling novel. >> it's horrible audition so, you know, i am a butch better actor than auditioner. >> and michael peÑa tells us about duking it out with demons this. >> the audience can see it through my point of view of like what is going on how messed up it is. >> plus i got to have dinner with jason bateman, rebbecca hall and joel edgerton to talk about their new movie "the gift." >> and we'll hear about sir iman mckellan in playing the greatest detective every in "mr. holmes." >> howe, i am matt golf. >> hi, i am joel edger tonight you are watching "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪

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not so much, says professor richard wolff, host of a hit podcast on the subject.t ever, says "nation" columnist john nichols, author of "the 's' word." and an "f" word for me in which i propose renaming capitalism. welcome to our program. [music playing] bernie sanders, who calls himself an independent socialist, i

and i want to thank your chair, your president, cornell brookes, i want to thank your governor tom wolffg work and who's here. the mayor michael nutter who's been a great friend and ally. governor dan malloy of connecticut is here today. and some outstanding members of congress bhorwho are here. thank you to all of you for your love support. but most importantly for the work that you are doing in your communities all across the country every single day. it is not always received with a lot of fanfare. sometimes it is lonely work. sometimes it is hard work. sometimes it is frustrating work. but it is necessary work. and it builds on a tradition of this organization that reshaped the nation. for 106 years the naacp has worked to close the gaps between the words of our found inging, that we are all created equal. and by our creator endowed with certain unalienable rights. trying to match those words with the realities we live each and every day. in your first century this organization stood up to lynching and jim crowe and segregation. helped to shepherd a civil rights act and a voting righ

his name was michael wolff, who really led the search for the ceo, he told andreessen told these twoat you need is when you have a tech company like yahoo!, the product isn't necessarily like a product for a car company which is just, you know, a thing that comes off an assembly line. the thing that you make is innovation, and you really need a technical leader someone who has an understanding of how products are made in this environment, and that's how places like amazon and google and facebook are such great companies and apple, for example, as well. and so wolfe and loeb got it in their head was that what they needed was someone like larry page or mark zuckerberg, someone who has a real, like, native understanding of the web in a way that in a way that yahoo!'s prior ceos did not and that, you know, on their list -- and it was a pretty all-star list -- but on their list was marissa mayer who's this famous executive from google who had been instrumental in launching many of google's products over the years gmail, google maps google search, thicks people -- things people use every d