bill maher has a plan to help president obama to improve his sagging numbers. he says impeachment would help president obama. here's the advice he gave to blake farenthal this past friday. >> he said a question i get a lot is, if everybody is so unhappy with the president why don't you impeach him? well, maybe because you can't impeach a president for making you unhappy. or can you? blake farenthal, you might have stumbled on to something. the declaration of independence, which is almost the constitution says we have the right to happiness. then we can impeach him for dereliction of happiness. so there you go, republicans. you finally have your impeachable offense. obama gave you a case of the sads. when the republicans impeached clinton, his approval rating shot up 10 points to 73. obama's approval is at 41. he could use a little bit of that impeachment mojo. finally, joe biden may be sitting vice president and potential candidate for 2016 for president. but for one high school student up in connecticut, he's also her idea of the ideal prom date. no joke. back

wealth management, of wealth health, and tim maher is director of personal finance at bam alliance. rich, let me start with you. are you finding what our findings found, that is that most investors haven't changed their anticipated age, what they're doing with their money to get there, and is that what you have counseled them to do? >> absolutely. i have not seen really any change. i think the constant has been just being there to psychologically make people comfortable throughout the last five years, and to stay a course, and let us do some of the changing >> are your clients less comfortable with equities than, say, 10, 15 years ago? are they influenced at all by flash boying and high frequency traders, and the ideas that the markets are rigged against them? >> tim, how about you? are you counseling your clients to do basically what rich says, and that is to stay the course, go with a diversified portfolio, emphasize equities and maybe pear it back closer to retirement age. >> but it presumes you have developed a course. that you proactively determined the amount of risk you're wi

according to the real estate blog estately, they are bail money, bed bugs, bill maher and fur coats chshgs means according to their announcements the saddest day in a new yorker's life is the day you raise bail money by selling your fur coat. many of you can't stop tweeting about this map created by the blog. it allegedly shows the top google searches in your state, and it's gone viral, and there's been a lot of chatter about which states are searching for what. everything from curling in north dakota to white snake in north carolina. remember that group? don't get too excited over the blog vox.approximate com. tlooef done some debunking. the map shows the top crazy searches by state and not the number one searches there. in other words, as vox writer zach puts it, that map cannot say whether "do i have herpes is the single biggest search term in texas at higher rates than any other state. it will just tell you that slightly more sempz for that term came from texas rather than any other state. if that makes any sense. they also said don't mess with texas. just kidding. now from texas to gr

welcome back to worlds apart of discussing the concept of aid in more than geopolitics with manalo maher associate weiss president for the middle east and africa center at the united states institute of peace now. just before the break we were talking about the actions of american government and american military and i want to make clear that you the whole war for the american government. either you work for them merican military you are an aid worker who was driven to all those conflict zones by your own conscience but what i think interesting is that the these philosophy of aid is very similar to the broader philosophy of american foreign policy this insistence sometimes very self righteous insistence on helping others and i wonder if in your own experience you ever had. to step back and question whether your ideas of how people should be held to really correspond to you know that old ideas so how they should be how you're right it is a challenge i think internationally. there is a very much smaller camp that really feels that they have the answers and they go in but more and more ther

conflict is about peace still better than a good war well to discuss that i'm now joined by manalo maher associate twice president for the middle east and africa center at the united states institute of peace thank you very much for joining us today thank you for having me now those issues of war and peace that i just mentioned have long been pertinent to the middle east but i think they have become even more so since this region and to these very dramatic period of transformation that people used to refer to as the arab spring now more and more people call it the arab spazzing and i think that's a very good indicator over where where one stands i would definitely refer to as the arab spring i think that what we witnessed a few years ago was a significant shift in terms of the citizenship in the region and also questions of accountability i would really argue that the expectations. both in countries but as well as internationally we're very unfair to expect such dramatic change in a period of two or three years what started was exciting but what was ahead was a long road and now this war

and as bill maher said, no one can see his toupee. that's actually why i usually do radio and not tv because no one can see my toupee. i do think this could signal a wave in the future. you did have a step where you practiced law for awhile. other people, they're forced out, they are voted out. i mean, that's been a model for a lot of people. mike huckabee went for president and didn't win and went right on to radio and tv. i think you'll see a lot of this going forward. and frankly it makes sense. >> at first when we heard the news, it was like why is he doing that? but then i think of, you know, asking you the question. where would you have more impact on the conversation and be able to generate new ideas and perhaps even help your party on a platform like this or as a member of congress? >> well, mark wrote about it. what did you conclude? >> well, i mean, i concluded that essentially, i mean a lot of it depends on how many people watch your show or listen to your show and how much influence you had in congress to begin with, but c

million dollars worth of debt simply by burning university tuition contracts only if it was a bad bill maher to confirm that documents were stolen though refusing to say what they're worth it will make it nearly impossible for the university to get the students to pay it all back in fact the ashes from the documents of since to mean turn into an art installation that's what you're looking at right there let's actually hear from the artist himself to hear about his rather unusual project. i decided to burn the dead papers when i realized that tuition contracts were a bargaining chip between creditors and the universities direction i got rid of these papers to demonstrate how fragile the system is i wanted to show how one paper could ruin a life for instance many of the students were single mothers they went to study to provide their children with a better life but at the same time were deprived of the opportunity to see them grow to properly look after them and just one paper can whittle down all their efforts if you don't pay the bill your kitchen your stove or even your bed would be taken a

what do you think of -- jack maher has built this company proclaiming his love for china. why does he come to this country to fill his boots with american investors. >> why is the company based in the cayman islands. >> this is a editorial from the journal. those who buy into alibaba's share offering won't have direct ownership but only rights to profits that alibaba pays to an offshore vehicle and china can close that loophole at any time. is this country being coned? >> i wouldn't go that far. >> potentially. >> i don't think we should pretend that alibaba is coming to america because they think oh, we love the united states. they have concrete advantages here. american listing rules enable them to have governance provisions that they can't do in hong kong which is ironic that hong kong would have stricter requirements. >> they were rejected by hong kong? >> i think hong kong wouldn't change the rules to accommodate what they want to do. let's be fair to alibaba. u.s. technology companies do the same thing. i wouldn't exactly call google a model of corporate good evening

don't forget to tune in for politicking with larry king tonight's guest is outspoken comedian bill maher he and larry get into all the political topics he's known for on the show take a look it's an gradualist a geisha him to bend yeah well you may have the democrats are saying that this is a phony things are probably at the end of our show this week our little editorial is about. we're egging the democrats the republicans on to impeach him because i think that would be very good for obama if they would go ahead and impeach him and i would like to challenge the republicans if bengazi is as awful as they say it is and let's get real there investigate it for the eighth time almost half of republicans in america say it's the worst scandal ever in american history absolutely worst scandal ever so if it's really that bad then isn't it your obligation to impeach him and that would be great because that would fire up the left wing base so i'd like to see the impeachment go for i'd like to see them put their money where their mouth is. all right will tune in at nine pm tonight here on our team a

centuries old statues were destroyed by an order from the leader of the taliban at that time along all maher who had declared that the statues were religious idols and thus forbidding by the first commandment in the bible the desecration of these statues caused or the destruction of structures as well as the desecration cause mass graves throughout the western world and here in the united states because people just couldn't understand how a group could destroy ancient historical relics and have such little respect for other and older cultures well fast forward to today and the lack of respect that the taliban had for other cultures is showing up right here in america this weekend there was a large and illegal a.t.v. or all terrain vehicle ride through recapture canyon in utah. prior to the ride there been a great deal of criticism and concern from the navajo nation because the ride through recapture canyon would put thousands of years of cultural resources for native americans at risk not to mention that the right also went over an ancient sacred native american burial ground but the concern