john: why? i'm happy eating junk food. >> we might have a sugar high from it, but if we want long-term, health and happiness, eating foods can make a difference, it affects hormones. >> we totally agree on that. >> this is something we can agree on vegan and paleo is reducing the processed foods. >> and probably both disagree on the hot dog. john: you say don't eat anything with a face. >> this doesn't have a face. >> it did have a face. you might not be able to see the face anymore, there was a face involved there. that's why the reason why people still eat meat. they're not seeing what happened to get to the point. john: i don't see it. thank you whitney and robb. next, katie couric's new movie about evil sugar. >> your brain lights up with sugar like it does with cocaine or heroin. you're going to become an addict. >> you end up with one wondering what that is? that, my friends, is everything. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you

john: yeck. now stacey that looks stupid and gross to me, but idea to get couples to talk about their differences it might be useful? >> i think that is a very good idea, but i don't now that seeing a billboard telling you, you should not get divorced would help any, i have been divorced 3 times i am sure that bilbillboard would not have stod me. john: thank you, more popular nonsense, we expects it from hollywood but in the from my daily newspaper, i get it all the time, this one. "new york times," on this particular day, when united states and nigeria announce they agreed to share intelligence to find to try those kidnapped schoolgirls that story merited one tiny paragraph on bottom of page 10 but global warming got 3 huge scare stories. the big milt accelerates, and creepiest, howell 9oy middle east -- how emnin howell nino ce people's ideas on global warmi warming. like they are cheering on this destruction, they can't call themselves objective journalists can they? they do. listen to that in

john: yeck. now stacey that looks stupid and gross to me, but idea to get couples to talk about their differences it might be useful? >> i think that is a very good idea, but i don't know that seeing a billboard telling you, you should not get divorced would help any, i have been divorced 3 times i am sure that bilbillboard would not have stod me. john: thank you, more popular nonsense, we expects it from hollywood but in the from my daily newspaper, i get it all the time, this one. "new york times," on this particular day, when united states and nigeria announce they agreed to share intelligence to find to try those kidnapped schoolgirls that story merited one tiny paragraph on bottom of page 10 but global warming got 3 huge scare stories the big milt accelerates, and creepiest, howell 9oy middle east -- how emnin howell nino ce people's ideas on global warmi warming. like they are cheering on this destruction, they can't call themselves objective journalists can they? they do. listen to that in

john: yeck. now stacey that looks stupid and gross to me, but idea to get couples to talk about their differences it might be useful? >> i think that is a very good idea, but i don't know that seeing a billboard telling you, you should not get divorced would help any, i have been divorced 3 times i am sure that bilbillboard would not have stod me. john: thank you, more popular nonsense, we expects it from hollywood but in the from my daily newspaper, i get it all the time, this one. "new york times," on this particular day, when united states and nigeria announce they agreed to share intelligence to find to try those kidnapped schoolgirls that story merited one tiny paragraph on bottom of page 10 but global warming got 3 huge scare stories. the big milt accelerates, and creepiest, howell 9oy middle east -- how emnin howell nino ce people's ideas on global warmi warming. like they are cheering on this destruction, they can't call themselves objective journalists can they? they do. listen to that i

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john: how? >> you really look at, talk about unpaid, a system whose families are wealthy, they can afford to have their children work for no money over summer. john: hold on, not all. >> not all, there are going to be exceptions. john: i had one that worked as a translateer. >> always exceptions but harder for that person, many are not able to do it, we're looking at a sim people who do -- system people who get that leg up, and chance to get into the system, are the children of the richest. john: so, if the rich could benefit more, then it should be outlawed? >> americans have say we' work place protect, 75% of americans say, that there should be protects against employment discrimination. john: abrupt firing and result is more people are unemployed, people don't get opportunities with these rules. >> 3/4 of americans. john: i don't care what 3/4 of americans say,. john: this isay. >> this is a democracy. john: that is a tyranny? >> you talk about democracy. democracy is a system where people vo

john: john bolton. think you are will argue about immigration and i will steal the hayek phrase to explain why i am not a conservative. john: i know. i m sorry i was too polite with my questions for john bolton but national defense is not my specialty slidell push him very hard but next time i will push harder and will not hold back. the first time i interviewed lou dobbs and gave him a hard time to criticize outsourcing and free trade civic this country cannot clothe itself. john: wardresses for less money. >> was it is the last time you bought the suits of clothes? if prices went down i would be shot. >> here is the price index for clothing it has gone down and down. >> unsurprising he did not like what i said about him on his radio show. >> what a self important as he is unbelievable and as i understand basic economics he is just the silly little tract waiting to do with libertarian flip. he is just unbelievable i cannot wait until he starts blowing bubbles of the air that is about all he is equipped

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john hamilton, was an obstetrician. susan ran his medical clinical. >> susan hamilton was the proverbial trophy wife. by all accounts, she was a star, and he was indeed a very fortunate man to have her. >> but susan never left the house that day. dr. hamilton was performing surgery all morning. when he finished, he stopped home on his way from his office to give susan some flowers for valentine's day. once there, he found the back door wide open. upstairs in the master bathroom was his wife, unconscious. >> i think that my wife is dead. please hurry. my wife is bleeding all over the place. >> dr. hamilton tried to revive her, but it was too late. >> in this case, the attacker was in complete control. it's unfortunate, but i don't think mrs. hamilton really stood a chance. >> the killer apparently escaped through the hamiltons' back door. through the hamiltons' back door none of the neighbors saw anyone leaving the home. >> we were suspicious of the fact that maybe a burglar could have came in, and possibly attacked this

. >> john. >> john, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> so you need to take a seat, and this is the application form. >> okay. >> john has come to tc asha to up for the supplemental assistance program also known as snap or food stamps. today, 1 in 7 americans rely on food stamps to keep from going hungry and in louisiana, a whopping 1 in 5 depend on the progr program. have you applied for assistance before? >> no, i have not. >> and what brought you in today, and what is the deciding facto factor? >> well, things are just getting tough, man. i haven't been working in a while, and i stay at home, and i take care of our son. and it has been this way now for a little bit over a year, ant it does not work, man, you know what i mean? >> why so hard for you to find work? >> my job as a bricklayer in the union evaporated. it was just gone. there was no more. i had a job making $25/hour, and i had a nice suburb and a nice residential setting, and i just lost it all. >> it is easy to tell after talking to john after a few minutes that things have gotten desperate. food stamps could help,

now let me introduce john yoo. john has been teaching law at the university of california-berkeley law school for 20 years, more than 20 years and has been a colleague at aei for the past decade former deputy assistant attorney general locker -- law clerk to justice thomas and the author of five major volumes and scholarly articles on presidential power at the laws of war and international law. his most recent book the one we are talking about today yoo -- "point of attack" is like his other books and that john is not shy or retiring his nor do john's books for courage. who else could be a visiting scholar at aei and to write the search in iraq whose idea on the spaces might not have been as important as we carried aei claimed and who else would dare to argue that the lower shame is problematic precisely because it discourages the use of force rather than encourages it. i can see john being offered to record contract with the idea of making john lennon is give peace a chance and give war a chance. like all of john'

john kerry a said egypt wilson received a long shipment of military helicopters -- john kerry said egypt wilson received a long-awaited shipment of military helicopters. >> they will be used in a place were egypt has been working very, very hard in concert with israel and others and with us in order to push back against these terrorist activities. >> he spoke one day after egyptian forces broke up a march against an anti-protest law that bars unsanctioned demonstrations. dozens of people were arrested as police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. solidarity rallies were also held in eight cities worldwide. john kerry is the highest level u.s. official to visit egypt since morsi's ouster last july. he said he raised the al jazeera journalists case with sisi and also the mass trials that abroad death sentences for hundreds of muslim brotherhood supporters. on saturday, an egyptian court confirmed the death sentences of nearly 200 prisoners, including the brotherhood's general guide mohamed badie. more on egypt after the headlines. following his visit to egypt, john kerry is in baghdad tod

to crosstalk iraq i'm joined by my guest john tyramine in boston he is the executive director of mit center for international studies as well as an author and foreign policy expert and in new york we cross the stevens lessons or he is a fellow at the century foundation and author of the book act of creation or a gentleman crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it john in boston if i go to you first iraq isn't a failed state at least yet but it seems the regime in baghdad is why should the united states again use military force to prop up this government that is obviously quite unpopular and in very much motivated by keeping its ties to washington and not to the people itself well i think that the regime the maliki government in iraq is not unpopular with the shia. the problem with this situation is that we're having a sectarian war again in iraq that is that the the sunni's in the north the the shia in the south. our are basically confronting each other through this. insurgent group isis that is sweeping through mosul and to crete an

thank you, guys. >> john, we can share. and my thanks to tracy and chuck for joining us. >>> coming up, how would you like to sing these words -- >> i -- i quit! i quit! i quit! >> he likes that. he likes that, and now you can, and get paid $25,000 to do it. ♪ take this job and shove it ♪ i ain't working here no more ♪ my woman done left and took all >>> pri dictions and gary bic take it away, please. >> july fourth is coming up and kicks off the biggest vacation time of the year, and who benefits but marriott up 15% by labor day. >> okay. -jonas, do you like marriott? i know you like the fourth of july. >> yes, but it is more than a stalwart economy. >> oh, like that. that is classy. and your prediction, jonas? >> on the water front, trouble is brewing and maybe a longshoreman strike which means that anybody importing which is every company in america is in trouble. and vanguard financial a, the f and it is not a contender, but it could be up 15%. >> and john? >> i'd rather buy a drone. >> and your prediction? >> one

john stanton, d.c. bureau chief for buzzfeed. thanks for your time tonight, john. appreciate it. >> always. >> i will say for all of the ink spills already talking about what to do in iraq, even about the washington debate about it, this dynamic that john was just describing there as members of congress try to find ways to avoid having to exercise their constitutional responsibility to be the ones who decide, that is phenomenal to me. and it is every single member of congress ought to have to answer for that dynamic until they stop doing it because it's one major freaking constitutional cop-out. we'll be right back. >>> if something god forbid happens to the president of the united states, the understudy, person who steps in to become president in that instance is of course the vice president. is something god forbid happens to both the president and the vice president, then the person who steps in to become president is the speaker of the house. speaker of the house of representatives. third in line. being speaker of the house is a really powerful job on a day-to-

. >> john oliver is here. eight years ago he auditioned in new york city for the very first time to audition for the daily show. 24 hours after getting the job, jonas on the set with stewart as the senior british correspondent. ha was flourished and he encouraged to strike out on his own, and he did. here is what his new show looks like. >> we pointed out that tom wheeler, the chair of the fcc, which is tasked with regulating cable companies, was previously a lobbyist for the cable industry, something of a conflict of interest that we summarized thusly. that is the equivalent of needing a babysitter and hiring a dingo. sure, it's a little offensive to australians favorite baby eating theal, but it's good for joke. on friday, the fcc held an open meeting, and this happened. >> i am just wondering if you watched the john oliver segment about net neutrality and what you thought about it. [applause] >> that is not good. so? what did you think? the think it represents high level of existence that exists on the topi

to this day we do not know why he assassinated john f. kennedy. if you want to impress the russians because they thought he was nothing? no. he turned his back he thought it was corrupt. ad he want to truth himself revolutionary? i don't think so. did he want and to connect himself to history? was he one of our first real killers that wanted to possess the iridescent grammar? how about this? years, is this the x one nation? questionat explanation ricky did it because he was an evil man. it is human nature to believe in conspiracy theories. conspiracy placed theories behind misfortunes. we do not want to believe that one man can do something that will change our destiny in such a way. if john kennedy can be struck down, what chance to people like us have to conduct their own lives? plans do not work. james did not happen. we do not want to believe that is what happened to john kennedy. we need to see a larger plan behind our misfortunes. we see the great humanity. many believe the same conspiracy that killed john kennedy killed martin luther king,

state, john kerry, has warned of the isis activity for the entire region. with iraqi security forces fleing, it's up to jordan, an u.s. ally, to dispatch reinforcements to protect itself from the conflict. >> the israeli prime minister is warning that more troops and tanks may be deployed to the goalan heights if required. benjamin netanyahu's comments come a day after israeli air strikes on military positions which left 10 dead. those strikes were in response to an early crossing the border attack of that cost the life of an israeli teenager. netanyahu said any further attacks against his country would be met with force. here in france, the trial began today in which nine men stand accused of plotting attacks some three years ago. some of the men are reported to have recently returned prior to that from fighting in pakistan and afghanistan. this trial comes against the backdrop of fresh concerns over the flow of jihaddists from europe to syria and the threat they pose upon their return home. talks got started today in the ukrainian city of donetsk aimed as

to crosstalk iraq i'm joined by my guest john pyramid in boston he is the executive director of mit center for international studies as well as an author and foreign policy expert and in new york we cross to stephen solicitor he is a fellow at the century foundation and author of the book act of creation or a gentleman crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it john in boston if i go to you first iraq isn't a failed state at least yet but it seems the regime in baghdad is why should the united states again use military force to prop up this government that is obviously quite unpopular and in very much motivated by keeping its ties to washington and not to the people itself well i think that the regime the maliki government in iraq is not unpopular with the shia. the problem with this situation is that we're having a sectarian war again in iraq that is that the the sunni's in the north the shia in the south. our are basically confronting each other through this. insurgent group isis that is sweeping through mosul and to crete and other citie

i've known john for at least 10 years myself. he has been quite a main stay in the excelsior district. he passed away at the ripe age of 97 last tuesday surrounded by his children in the home where he was born and raised. john was known as mr. excelsior because of his dedication to the community. he helped to revitalize the excelsior district improvement association, the edia. in 1959. and to this day the edia holds its monthly meeting in the spacious basement of his home on santa rosa avenue. john continued to remain active as the sergeant of arms and led the pledge of allegiance before each meeting. as a former president of the edia, one of his proudest accomplishment was to safe 88 homes from the demolition for a parking lot. john organized a petition drive and delivered 8,000 signatures to city hall to successfully stop the demolition. i can't imagine that happening now, what an incredible feat that would be. john was a very active member of corpus christi church which is right across the street from his home in the excelsior

of our military men like we did with bergdahl sakis bumbled a lot of answers recently about israel john kerry about press freedom in the u.s. lots of issues so it makes you wonder how she got this job where all she has to do is answer questions well and make prepared statements about u.s. policy but honestly i'm not sure if the problem is with her i kind of feel like the problem is with the job itself because how do you defend all of the indefensible crap the u.s. does around the world how do you keep walking up to a podium over and over again to answer questions from informed people and try to sell them on a bunch of wars and invasions and tactical maneuvers in other countries that don't make any sense so honestly if i take issue with anything in this story it's not what saki bumbling all over the place it's with the bumbling foreign policy she's contractually obligated to defend tonight but to talk about that by following me on twitter as the resident. you believe these people. these are. blowing welcome across we're all friends are considered i'm peter logo gulf war three should want

come in and fight for them well exactly john i mean. you know using military force of the always starts with you know planes and then it always spirals out but you know why should you think logically speaking why continue to back this government because it will just create a slippery slope you know just call the american just call washington in you know they'll bomb the hell out of our enemies until we start all over again. i don't think we're going to do that. i don't think there's going to be military intervention of any significance. the things that the obama administration has done so far have been largely symbolic that is sending an aircraft carrier group into the into the persian gulf which really has no. actual purpose except to show the flag. and sending additional marines i think to protect the enormous u.s. embassy in baghdad. but there isn't going to be i think air strikes is john kerry suggested was possible yesterday. i don't think there certainly won't be any boots on the ground. the maliki government should be able to def

. >> john. >> john, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> if we can just have you take a seat. this is the application form. >> okay. >> john has come to tca to sign up for the supplemental nutrition assistance program, also known as snap, or food stamps. today, 1 in 7 americans rely on food stamps to keep from going hungry and in louisiana a whopping 1 in 5 depend on the program. >> have you signed up for assistance before? >> i have not. >> so what brought you in for assistance today? what was the deciding factor? >> i mean, things are just getting tough, man. you know, i haven't been working in a while, and i stay at home, i take care of our son. and it's been this way now for a little over a year. it doesn't work, man. you know what i mean? >> why do you think it's been so hard for you to find work? >> my job as a bricklayer in the union just evaporated. i mean, it was just gone. there was no more. you know, i had a job making $25 an hour and a nice, you know, suburb, in a nice residential setting. and i just lost it all. >> it's easy to tell after talking to john for just