john: an argument? >> i tell you, 200,000 chinese students increasingly tender ages because they don't know how to teach kids. we as their ks, they start. john: in america. >> right. in chinese they do our culture is right ando laws are wrong. john: 200,000 from venture-capital is, 75 from an angel. easier to get venture-capital probably a policy where you don't want people coming year. it requires a significant invement. john: and it is harder now than they ud to be for an immigrant to start a business. >> charter because so many people want to. we made it much more difficult. we don't treat people as well as they used to. we have competition and we have higher corporate taxes. a lot of things are working against this in the long term and we hav to changas a country of one to succeed because other countries now are doing will we're doing. we are not getting the best and brightest. i have seen harvard ph.d. to tears in their eyes being kicked out of the country. they want to stay here and hire people an

john: give me a break. isolationist suggest libertarians don't want to kill people in foreign countries, people who did not impact us want to withdraw from the world. before world war ii america they did fight to keep refugees who were trying to escape hitler from coming to america. isolationists also opposed to international trade, immigration and. that's and that's. we want people to be allowed to be engaged everywhere let tourism flow lettuce trade with people of every nation. except when the goods across borders the army's don't. history backs that up. a report funded by several governments found the level of armed conflict is lower today via into decades ago and trade is the reason. maybe that is why i smile when i travel and see ads like these. ♪ as we trade goods, we also export our it is a and culture. i don't claim this will and conflict but what is more likely to win the hearts and minds of young people? cruise missiles may kill their cousins or the life style shown on american television? ♪ >

john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is john stossel's. john: americans schoolchildren have been caught in a double run monopoly. it is not for lack of money, we have tripled what we have spent on k-12 education by test scores do not allow. the good news is there are all kinds of alternatives that allow kids to escape the government cannot wait. but here is one word that you will be interested in. it is because it was created none other than libertarian congressman ron paul. were homeschoolers, introducing the ron paul curriculum, which is what? >> it is a freedom curriculum,. >> you're not going to go into every home and teach. how and were? >> it is going to be through the internet. it is studying the constitution, not from the textbooks, but they will have a lecture to do video lectures at theyoung people can watch at their own speed. it is going to be designed to get people to read and get people to write and to think about businesses and how to interact. so i'm very encouraged by this and now hopefully we can participate in this in ou

john: why do you care? >> i want to do what i want to do as long as i do harm another person and i found out through google's. >> you were a conservative. >> neo-conservative by m embarrassed about that. john: through the internet you read about libertarianism and i want to help spread the movement? >> so many are politically apathetic there are so many conservative people talk about big government, the war, and morality have in taxes and spending i want young people to know that i am a libertarian. john: and use that i can do that? >> i started a channel in my bedroom by myself i did not know much about technology i just put up a you to channel john: a few people would watch and then a few more? >> has gone up pretty slow but now lot of people watching at. john: i will show you another sample of her works they're not angry of the nsa spying so here is part of a video that has more than 100,000 views. >> when did the government become the jealous girlfriend? i note need to know who you're talking to all tim

john: give me a break. isolationist suggest libertarians don't want to kill people in foreign countries, people who did not impa us want to withdraw from the world. before world war ii america they did fight to keep refugees who were trying to escape hitler from coming to america. isolationists also opposed to international trade, immigration and. that's and that's. we want people to be allowed to be engaged everywhere let tourism flow lettuce trade with people of every nation. except when the goods across borders the army's don't. history backs that up. a report funded by several governments found the level of armed conflict is lower today via into decades ago and trade is the reason. maybe that is why i smile when i travel and see ads like these. ♪ as we trade goods, we also export our it is a and culture. i don't claim this will and conflict but what is more likely to win the hearts and minds of young people? cruise missiles may kill their cousins or the life style shown on american television? ♪ >>

john: why do you care? >> i want to do what i want to do as long as i do harm another person and i found out through google's. >> you were a conservative. >> neo-conservative by m embarrassed about that. john: through the internet you read about libertarianism and i want to help spread the movement? >> so many are politically apathetic there are so many conservative people talk about big government, the war, and morality have in taxes and spending i want young people to know that i am a libertarian. john: and use that i can do that? >> i started a channel in my bedroom by myself i did not know much about technology i just put up a you to channel john: a few people would watch and then a few more? >> has gone up pretty slow but now lot of people watching at. john: i will show you another sample of her works they're not angry of the nsa spying so here is part of a video that has more than 100,000 views. >> when did the government become the jealous girlfriend? i note need to know who you're talking to all tim

john: why do you care? >> want to do what i want to do as long as i do harm another person and i found out through google's. >> you were a conservative. >> neo-conservative by m embarrassed about that. john: through the internet you read about libertarianism and i want to help spread the movement? >> so many are politically apathetic there are so many conservative people talk about big government, the war, and morality have in taxes and spending i want young people to know that i am a libertarian. john: a use that i can do that? >> i started a channel in my bedroom by myself i did not know much about technology i just put up a you to channel john: a few people would watch and then a few mo? >> has gone up pretty slow but now lot of people watching at. john: i will show you another sample of her works they're not angry of the n spying so here is part of a video that has more than 100,000 views. >> when did the government become the jealous girlfriend? i note need to know who you're talking to all times but t

especially john lennon. he began to experiment with drugs like marijuana, cocaine and lsd. >> nothing but a dopehead. i had christ come into my life. >> at age 16 chapman declared himself a born again christian said he was done with drugs and beatles. as a camp counselor chapman's dislike of the beatles intensified and he became innocenced at lennon's perceived mockery of christianity and anger bid learics in lennon's classic "imagine" but that was not all. >> on a beach, depressed the college drop out and former security guard tried to commit suicide. >> he went to a beach in waikiki and hooked up a hose to the car. a fisherman came along and found out, found him. stopped him. he went to the mental hospital he was treated and became a worker. >> as a maintenance worker chapman began dating a japanese american travel agent. they married in 1979. >> she knew she was married to a troubled person. >> his depression deepened. the little people he imagined were back. his twisted fantasies now including killing a

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john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is john stossel's. john: americans schoolchildren have been caught in a double run monopoly. it is not for lack of money, we have tripled what we have spent on k-12 education by test scores do not allow. the good news is there are all kinds of alternatives that allow kids to escape the government cannot wait. but here is one word that you will be interested in. it is because it was created none other than libertarian congressman ron paul. were homeschoolers, introducing the ron paul curriculum, which is what? >> it is a freedom curriculum,. >> you're not going to go into every home and teach. how and were? >> it is going to be through the internet. it is studying the constitution, not from the textbooks, but they will have a lecture to do video lectures at the young people can watch at their own speed. it is going to be designed to get people to read and get people to write and to think about businesses and how to interact. so i'm very encouraged by this and now hopefully we can participate in this in o

john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is john stossel's. jo: americans schoolchildren have been caught in a double run monopoly. it is not for lack of money, we have tripled what we have spent on k-12 education by test scores do not allow. the good news is there are all kinds of alternatives that allow kids to escape the government cannot wait. but here is one word that you will be interested in. it is because it was created none other than libertarian congressman ron paul. were homeschoolers, introducing the ron paul curriculum, which is what? >> it is a freedom curriculum,. >> you'r go into every home and teach. how and were? >> it is going to be through the internet. it is studying the constitution, not from the textbooks, but they will have a lecture to do video lectures at the young people can watch at their own speed. it is going to be designed to get people to read and get people to write and to think about businesses and how to interact. so i'm very encouraged by this and now hopefully we can participate in this in our public school

john: thank you both so much. john: thank you both so much. we wi let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, dear. hello. hello. van with airbrushed fire-breathing dragons. ah! check. thank you. the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. john: is america wrong? no, thankfully we are not as bad. in a hundred different ways. our taxes are actually higher than most, but we don't have slaves. we also don't kill people for sports. when we go to war, misguided or not, we do not conquer or plunder. when we win, we usually leave. poor people live better than the emperors there. we have flush toilets, longer lives, painkillers, air-conditioning. our presidents actually leave office voluntarily. although our current president waste money on extravagant travel, era was much worse. he never wore the same clothes twice. from all corners of the world, that number could to file them. elagabalus said that he made his favorite senator a horse.

john: really? within a few blocks they found a lot of businesses that want to hie. >> we need to three people. >> of the 79 businesses we found 40 said they are hiring and the owner of this restaurant said he'd needs 12 or 14 people. it is hard to get good help. i a toll job-skers one waited until monday. and dropped off the resume. but he has notbeen offered a job. the next one showed uon saturday morning and it he is here. >> i showed up. john: and he hired you in the kitchen. minimum-wage. then you made more? >> i became a waiter some make $150 pe night? >> that is correct. john: you one to graduate school but what are you learning? >> great experience. i meet successful peop every day that give free advice. i love go weighing every day. it is a stepping stone. >> just from showing up at asking. you do not know what you like. show up. try. try other stuff. become an intern. how many of you think your internship will lead to a career? the same field? it is a wonderful experience. your government

john: he missed it! bill: 5-1. john: it's a shame that with the exceedingly high level that we watched for a good portion of this match that novak is letting it all go away, rather meekly at the moment. yeah, it was incredibly tough to overcome that third set and it really stung when he wasn't able to get that early break the first time rafa served and this guy is like a freight train, nadal now, looking to win this for the second time, serve it out. bill: one game away. >> out. ? -- john: he came into this event, bill this is a first, where every single seeded player in the draw had a losing record against him. he's got a 21-10 career head-to-head edge over roger federer. we know about this man, 21-15 coming in, edge to nadal. even more dominant against the other players. john: so quick. to move forward and cut ball off. looks fresh as if he was playing in the first set. another excellent display. everywhere, anything, whatever you threw at him he could deal with. served exceptionally well today. taking more chanc

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john: and he's getting better. i think he's better than he ever was and he's getting closer to roger federer, who seemed unsurmountable at 17. so i'm going to have this record for 34 years. now two guys are going to be ahead of me. bill: it was rafa in the opening break but then this point as novak was able to turn things around -- >> mary: 54 shots. bill: it wasn't easy and novak wins the set 6-3. john: this is when you thought it had the real makings of a classic. djokovic is up a break now. bill: rafa fights back. came from triple break point down. novak had a chance late in the set. john: and that's two sets to one and all of a sudden you look up and it's 5-1 and the match is over. bill: three hours and 20 minutes and rafa nadal. absolutely brilliant and never gave up and an emotional victory a -- victory. a year ago he was watching the u.s. open final from his couch in spain and now, 12 months later, he is the champion for a second time. rafael nadal. the winner of the u.s. open. still out there signing autogr

john: thank you both so much. we wi john: is america wrong? no, thankfully we are not as bad. in a hundred different ways. our taxes are actually higher than most, but we don't have slaves. we also don't kill people for sports. when we go to war, misguided or not, we do not conquer or plunder. when we win, we usually leave. poor people live better than the emperors there. we have flush toilets, longer lives, painkillers, air-conditioning. our presidents actually leave office voluntarily. although our current president waste money on extravagant travel, era was much worse. he never wore the same clothes twice. from all corners of the world, that number could to file them. elagabalus said that he made his favorite senator a horse. as depicted here. >> you treat him as your peer. john: even president obama wouldn't do that. [laughter] [applause] so arrogant as our politicians are, they were at least not emperors who like this tell ortiz and executed a senator's wife who didn't show up. but it matters because umpires do crumble. rome lasted the longest of all of them. it lasted le

john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and here is john stossel's. john: americans schoolchildren have been caught in a double run monopoly. it is not for lack of money, we have tripled what we have spent on k-12 education by test scores do not allow. the good news is there are all kinds of alternatives that allow kids to escape the government cannot wait. but here is one word that you will be interested in. it is because it was created none other than libertarian congressman ron paul. were homeschoolers, introducing the ron paul curriculum, which is what? >> it is a freedom curriculum,. >> you're not going to go into every home and teach. how and were? >> it is going to be through the internet. it is studying the constitution, not from the textbooks, but they will have a lecture to do video lectures at the young people can watch at their own speed. it is going to be designed to get people to read and get people to write and to think about businesses and how to interact. so i'm very encouraged by this and now hopefully we can participate in this in o

john: oping in sports? >> we get the news reports for people who don't what do you think is acceptable? >> they are doing it and you are the sucker if you don't. >> one doctor says he has patience and the actual amount is lower than they believe. but they believe everybody is doing it. the same thing with illegal downloads. john: i tested this power once when i was on abc. i had the buffet society. >> it stood for some thain for nothing. wham chops, shrimp and fruit to people started to inspect the food. >> did people take the food? >> i would predict it is hard to be the first person. there is a signal nobody touched it. once it breaks down i predict ople will run on to the above 87 exactly. after five minutes nobody touched it. they've respected other people's privacy. i thought i wasted money but some took and i confronted them. most were embarrassed. >> this is for the sfn society. >> i am sorry. john: you can keep it. some were not ashamed. are you embarrassed? >> are you ashamed? >> i ate a couple. >>

allen muhammad, then named john williams, meets mildred green. >> my impression of john was for the first time i met a man, because he said what he meant and he meant what he said. he was charming. he was a strong man. i knew i needed to be with him. we got married march 10th, 1988. i was feeling really good about my life with him. i knew that we would be together forever. i just knew that it would be a till death do us part. >> on the surface, john seems like the perfect husband. their family begins to grow. >> we promised each other, because neither one of us grew up with a father, that our children would have a mother and a father in the home and we would be there to raise them together. and he felt confident enough to take the test to go into active duty. ft. louis, washington, was his first station. >> in march of 1991 he was deployed to saudi arabia. though he spends less than a year abroad, the experience changes him forever. >> when i saw him, totally different man. he was reserved, quiet, small, sad. and when we got home, he just went and sat in a chair and he just sat. and

john: give me a break. isolationist suggest libertarians don't want to kill people in feign countries, people who did not impact us want to withdraw from the worl before world war ii america they did fight to keep refugees who were trying to escape hitler from coming to america. isolationists also opposed to international trade, immigration and. that's and that's. we want people to be allowed to be engaged everywhe let tourism flow lettuce trade with people of every nation. except when the goods across borders the army's don't. history backs that up. a report funded by several governments found the level of armed conflict is lower today via into decades ago and trade is the reason. maybe that is why i smile when i travel and see ads like these. ♪ as we trade goods, we also export our it is a and culture. i don't claim this will and conflict but what is more likely to win the hearts and minds of young people? cruise missiles may kill their cousins or the life style shown on american television? ♪ >> it i

john harwood takes a look, john, what can we expect from the president when he addresses the nation, especially in light of the new developments today. >> well, look, the president is staring into the teeth of the public opposition in view of these strikes. so i would expect him to address the potential for this as a resolution, just as the representatives of his administration grabbed onto it to today. hillary clinton said they would take a significant step if it was actually done. the foreign policy officials from both political parties said if you could make sure they were credible inspections and were under international control, would be possible as the president was ambivalent about using middle force. >> and if it does come, will it be expected to effect a tight change? >> sue, it is not clear if in fact there is a sort of deal on this subject, that we have to watch and see. we didn't expect it today, we don't know what is going to happen in the next 24-48 hours, but there is no assurance that congress is going to go ahead and vote anyway. remember, a lot of members didn't wan

john: thank you both so much. we wi john: is america wrong? no, thankfully we are not as bad. in a hundred different ways. our taxes are actually higher than most, but we don't have slaves. we ao don't kill people for sports. when we go to war, misguided or not, we do not conquer or plunder. when we win, we usually leave. poor pple live better than the emperors there. we have flush toilets, longer lives, painkillers, air-conditioning. our presidents actually leave office voluntarily. although our current president waste money onextravagant travel, era was much worse. he never wore the same clothes twice. from all corners of the world, that number could to file them. elagabalus said that he made his favorite senator a horse. as depicted here. >> you treat him as your peer. john: even president obama wouldn't do that. [laughter] [applause] so arrogant as our politicians are, they were at least not emperors who like this tell ortiz and executed a senator's wife who didn't show up. but it matts because umpires do crumble. rome lasted the longest of all of them. it lasted less than

john: can you guess what is? >> the computer. john: the vollball. >> styrofoam cups. john: aspirin. and not talking about the bottle , but aspirin itself. how about class? okay. you g a right. this is the only thing not made with the oil. and why do youay this is important for people to know? >> it is important because if you're looking around your hous virtually everything that you have ttere i either made from oil or shipped by oil. john: it does not need to be. we could be shipping things of power. >> well, you could. you could. john: if we stop using oil we would not be able to have all o these things. >> there is no question. we have been around for 150 years. how much new while we have been able to find. john: i am glad you keep findin it. when we return, more minutes. oureal way to save money and gasoline. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything om our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technol

hi, joie. >> good evening, john. we're going to have special coverage tonight looking deeper into the events of this day in washington, d.c., of course you are covering some of those events right now, but we're going to step a little further and look into the minds of these people, particularly experts who know about shooters in military environments. one of our experts that we'll talk to tonight was involved in lessons learned from the fort hood shooting. some interesting parallels there. we'll get a live report on the scene tonight, and we'll get you the very latest on the washington navy yard shooting. john? >> joie, thanks very much. ♪ >>> it was exactly five years ago this week that the u.s. economy began to implode. president obama marked the an vaersry today with a speech in washington, and he was looking ahead to some upcoming political battling with congress. david shuster is following the story. >> john, president obama is facing two top debates with republicans in the next several weeks, first a battle o

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john: thank you. coming up, a libertarian has a plan to turn part of detroit into a mostly government-free zo. will that work? are will confront the politician who won't talk. next, the rain reason -- the main reason detroit is broke. ♪ >> we can borrow. in fact charlie really couldn't borrow money more recently. we'll them. >> detroit's new emergency manager. detroit's elected politicians spent all the money. this spend billions more. suppose to give detroit out of that mess without stripping workers of their pensions until care is not clear. michigan's former state majority leader. what will happen? >> the judge will push the reset button. it will be the largestity in america ever to go into bankruptcy, federal bankruptcy. everybody, kern workers, carothers 47 separate public unions in the city of detroit. in fact, some of the unions have only one member. it's hard for me to envision. of one man union. and i just don't think politically a union can go to its members and say we agree to wage cuts o

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we've heard from john boehner. he said he is sending back a bill with a one had-year delay of the individual mandate. and also to get rid of the exemption for members of congress. what does the president say? >> well, i'll tell you what. in my experience, he's going to come out, and he'll be strong. he'll say enough, already. he'll say, look, you're fighting this issue of funding the government over obamacare. obamacare is going live tomorrow. at 8:00 tomorrow morning, the website will be up. people will be enrolling. in three months, people will be getting access to health care through the exchanges. and the president is going to say, nothing you're going to do here in shutting the government down is going to stop obamacare. so stop the silliness, do your job. you have two jobs. you have to pay the debt, you have to pay our bills and you have to fund the government. do those two jobs, it's enough already. >> yeah. goldie, we're just watching pictures of the briefing room being set up with cameras being hung in var

but shortly after john kerry raised that idea in london the u.s. state department but saying it was never intended as a real offer. also this hour the battle for moscow is over. and instead elected in a new term in office but opposition runner up election of only refuses to concede defeat calling for a mass rally to demand a recount. very good evening it's now is to say just past eight o'clock here in moscow my name is kevin and you're watching r.t. syria has agreed to russia's proposal that it put its chemical weapons stockpiles under international control u.s. secular state john kerry initially suggested such a scheme as a way to avoid a military strike on syria but the u.s. state department says since issued an apparent retraction saying it wasn't a genuine offer to sean thomas joins us for more hi there sean it's been an afternoon of twists and turns but the dramatic news in the last hour syria now said its own border this plan bring us up to speed well certainly kevin has been a very interesting day in fact as this story has rapidly develop fr

and you alluded to this john. john culberson, republican from the houston area came out of a close -- closinged door briefing yesterday and he said 96% of the calls and emails i've gotten are opposed to going into syria. he said i can't think of 96% agreement on anything. republican from south dakota, 854 calls or emailses opposed to in support of military action. bern earn -- bernie sanders in vermont, famous liberal. -- this is the funny one. 488 phone calls, 10 in support. gwen: how many people have call sexblesd it's a good thing? >> very few. >> here's the tough point. and the president, i'm going to summarize his remarks. he said it's not always our jobs to vote for the most popular things. was trying to appeal to morality and decency, which i think was a huge part of the message of john kerry's address on capitol hill. i'm not sure it's the most effective. this is a white house that has had really bad rhythms with capitol hill. they don't have a reservoir of political good will of strong or trust rhythms. t

my name is john oliver! i'm still here. jon stewart has been spending his summer in the middle east directing a movie that he wrote. that image is not photo shop that is a real picture. i suppose it's only fair that i level with all of you. i have been lying about where jon stewart's been all summer. in fact, i've lied to you exactly 31 times it seemed appropriate to confess tonight because this is my last show at interim host. stop hiding your joy. jon stewart will be back in september. we're all looking forward to seeing him so much. before we go into our top story tonight we just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the horrifying events unfolding right now in egypt. our deepest thoughts are with everyone over there for more on that developing story, you should probably watch the real news. that's kind of what they're built for. in the meantime we're going to push ahead with our final silly show of the summer, our guest tonight writer and of the silly show simon peg will be with us. frankly, simon has a lot to live up

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paul ii and pope john xxiii. appointing two popes saints in one day is a vatican first. in another first, two popes may participate in the ceremony. a vatican spokesman says he does not see any reason why retired pope benedict would not attend. catholics and john paul ii's native poland said this is news they have been waiting for. >> she says, we already know the teachings of john paul ii. it will be a good time to learn the teachings of john the 23rd. church rules say that to become a saint, somebody must have performed two miracles. in july, pope francis approved a second miracle attributed to pope john paul ii, putting him on the fast track to sainthood. pope francis is bending vatican rules for pope john xxiii. he hoped -- help reform the church but is only credited with one miracle. alphonso van marsh, cbs news london. >> the choice to name both popes saints is seen as a move to help unify the church. >>> we had a little bit of rain. i think you call that water vapor this morning. >> yes. it is muggy out th

another great example of government getting involved, as john said. the usda comes in and buys all this extra product to keep demand up, yet they subsidize it with all these cash surpluses. to drive the price back down. it's absolutely idiotic. the dare es on the other side, they're just as guilty. this is basically like a cartel, no better than the labor unions. the government says you can't even import more than 5% of dairy products like dried milk, butter and cheese for crying out loud. get rid of the government, the price supports. you get $6 a gallon, it will come back down because no one would buy the milk. >> that would solve everything. david, will we see milk at those prices? >> i don't thing we'll see it. the threat of it will finally get the republican house of representatives to pass farm bill that also in addition to subsidizing farmers also provides for the food stamps that are a lifeline for many people, working people, i might add. and that you need to do it together as it's been done for decades and that we should not be governing by

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