it is "team america". >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> matt damon. >> okay, yes, trey parker and matt stone messed with matt damon over and over again but they are brilliant so they get a pass. this reporter? we're talking about not so much. matt isn't quite done making his point. >> a teacher wants to teach. i mean, why else would you take a [ expletive ] salary and really long hours and do that job unless you really love to do it? >> she messed with matt damon and she is facing the dragon. now, people can debate all day about ed policy. that's the cool way to say education policy which i just learned from matt damon. but good teachers are highly dedicated and should be compensated appropriately. stand by, though. stand by. a cameraman is about to mess with matt damon. >> 10% of teacher are bad. >> where did you get that number? >> i don't know. 10% of any profession. >> well, okay. but i mean, maybe you're a [ expletive ] cameraman. >> oh, matt damon doesn't need special effects or stunt doubles or even hair to go all action adventure on someone. his words are his namchuks. don't me

that's damon, matt damon. >> you don't win baseball games in the fifth inning. you have to look at bush's record overall. and that was an amazing impression of bush. >> if you score 100 runs by god you would win. >> from an actor to an a-hole she was vexed by his text. but was it assault or his fault? i speak of a dispute between a man and woman at a texas movie theater. she says the guy in sfront of her began checking his text messages as the 15-year-old explains to the fort worth star. "the light was shining at me, and i think he will turn it off. he didn't. he whipped around and said don't ever touch me. he whirls around readyd me and says i am charging you with assault." he saw it differently. he says he got an important text and he didn't just tap him. she pushed his neck causing something like whiplash. he called the police saying he had been assaulted. how brave of him. and godwin decided to pay the $260 fine rather than to return to texas to fight the charge. did i mention she weighs 160 pounds and about 220? for more we go to the chief legal corresponde

think it's great that matt damon is passionate about this issue because this is an issue that now is reaching a broader audience so funny thing i think it's wonderful that he's talking about this well one thing that we have another clip of matt damon where apparently he didn't show his his best side. no. ok but i mean maybe the camera man i don't. know we just had to play it was kind of funny at the end did you matt damon make up to the camera man about to make a yeah we talked about it but the thing that matt damon doesn't understand is if our camera man was underperforming he would be fired whereas with teachers with tenure it's so difficult to fire them it's time consuming it's expensive and what happens is these teachers just end up being transferred to another school what's called the dance of the lemon or they refer to as the just moving the trash passing over the trash so i mean this is so unfortunate we are protecting bad teachers at the expense of our children and you know unfortunately i think that probably a lot of good teachers get stuck in the middle of that because righ

just between the two of us, tell me what i can do to raise a matt damon, what's your advice? >> well, the way that you raise a child who is like matt damon is to encourage him or her to think for themselves, to be creative, to have a thriving play environment, to have an environment that nurtures imagination, and to go to schools that also nurture those things. and one of the problems with the high-stakes tests that we're talking about, where teachers are threatened and their jobs are threatened, of course they're going to do everything they can to survive, especially in an economy like this, but also, the tests are narrowing the curriculum. the arts are disappearing, the social curriculum is disappearing. imagination and play. these are the things matthew had as a child who helped him become who he is. that's what he's saying in his speech. they're eroding out from under most children in the country today because of testing. >> nancy carlson-paige, nice to meet you. and bill bennett, nice to talk to you again. maybe we can have this conversation again. there's a lot of direc

both of the beautiful women on the panel want to weigh in on matt damon. >> kimberly: i was a matt damon fan. i loved his movie but i'm not in love with the comments. he is patriotic. his politics are different. it had a dream about matt damon the other night. he disappointed me then. i wanted him to save me and all he did was hand me the knife. >> bob: i'm sure that's exactly what you wanted. >> andrea: they shaved his hair off and took his brain with it. it's true. >> greg: i can't believe i'm defending him but they asked him the question. it wasn't like he was pontificating, they asked what he thought. the fact that he lives in a bubble. what he does for a living has no relationship to the actual economy. he doesn't know what it's like. >> eric: let mim pay more. right? knock yourself out. send in money. you stood up clapping, we know where you are on this. we have to get to this. check out the dog. the dog, he is a golden, golden doodle, a golden retriever and poodle. he jumped in a half marathon and ran the rest of it. raised $17,000 for charity for a cancer charity. he's a good boy

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so basically he thinks that matt damon should be president instead. i don't agree with that you know i've heard some people thought i grew up maybe george clooney would make a good politician and he's just so much more of a likable character that day when i was just going to say there's no way i can spark matt damon other than the fact that i disagree with his stances but i'm george clooney all the way and for going with a running go find out if you're good looking just because good looking. i mean you better i don't know i was with you until i started looking into matt damon's political forum which was in the very least how you're expanding hand i think he's pretty smart i think he knows what he's talking about he was just at this rally in d.c. this week and he was approached by a bunch of conservatives who were upset with him and he's right back there with them he knew what he was talking about and you know i mean they were really angry words to confuse the teacher argument i think a fair you know i think that there is an argument on his part of tha

because matt damon is defending teachers and a lot of people on either side of this debate take a look. there's an incentive to work hard and be a better actor because you want to have a job so why isn't it like that for a teacher it's not an incentive that's the thing so you take this m.b.a. you're right it's the problem with that policy right now is this intrinsically paternalistic problems that are much more complex than that i mean why else would you take a. really long hours unless you really love to do. well the best part of course is when they go to good will hunting and they're just crying and hugging at the end there but you know this is a debate that's been going on all across the country is it was should teachers have tenure shouldn't you have an incentive to want to work hard otherwise if you think you can't get fired you're not going to get libby i'm curious to get your take on the whole situation i have a lot of teachers in the family you have to be careful but what i say to make sure i still get invited home for the holidays but you know matt damon he's clearly an educat

oh my god did you hear what matt damon said yeah i did and he's still a moron happy friday and i will explain how mitt romney is raising money see i mean really out of thin air how wrong rachel maddow is on her understanding of fundamental economics and our guest jay knew it was able to avoid paying property taxes in that the two sides of all places a call of chris rock for what he did and didn't do it the president's right house birthday party well al gore's rise over throw obama seriously sort of you know as usual for a friday episode of adam vs the man. yesterday was quite a day for the stock market and it struck fear into the hearts of all who are unfortunate enough to have a stake in it without an understanding of the government subsidized casino that it really is the dow close down over five hundred points enough to get a lot of attention. nine of ten days of the general our biggest loss in two thousand and nine year in words like a learning panic devastating rather than extra can self continues. oh my god let's. see it it doesn't matter if it's the government or the leech of a

damon about teachers in america we have all of that and more for you to night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to move. parts of the day jobs numbers came out for the month of july and before i give you all the details let me just say in summary that we're still screwed the according to the bureau of labor statistics jobs grew by a hundred seventeen thousand that are the may and june unemployment went down from nine point two to nine point one percent but as desperately as the white house is trying to spin this is good news it's not let me give you a few more details hundred seventeen thousand jobs that's still not enough to keep up with population growth and the reason the national unemployment went down from nine point two to nine point one percent isn't because so many more jobs were created it's because a one hundred and ninety three thousand people left the workforce as they gave up so how convenient for the government they don't have to count in the. national unemployment statistics that they use those people they just

you want the matt damon economic approach. let's tax the wealthy and corporations more and i can't believe that you actually think that's going to be helpful to the american economy. i can't believe it. >> i just ask for some kind of sharing, bill. >> bill: i'm sharing. i share. >> you think it's cool for g.e. to pay no taxes? i know i pay taxes. you pay taxes. why shouldn't corporate america pay taxes. >> bill: i would send them all to taiwan. every one of them. >> their corporations get away with murder and the little guy says. >> bill: loopholes. >> you said in the talking points memo you said we need more revenue. you hope the far right knows it. >> bill: right. >> bill, that's an important message and i'm not sure they do know it. >> bill: you can get it without raising in connection with tax rates. mary katharine, we ignored you for far too long. you have the next two minutes. >> as far as the swation tax situation's tax has gone up because the tanning tax has gone up. i'm with you bill on the talking points you said thi

we'll show you matt damon's stand on teachers. with the debt ceiling legislation passed, congress rewarded itself today with a vacation until september 7th. most lawmakers in the house were already home when the senate voted to approve the deal. president obama signed the bill into law early this afternoon. you see no one's around them, who's going to want all those pens. then he took to the rose garden to lament washington's self-inflicted wounds. >> our economy didn't need washington to come along with a manufactured crisis to make things worse. that was in our hands. it's pretty likely the uncertainty surrounding the raising of the debt ceiling has been unsettling, and just one more impediment to the full recovery that we need, and it was something that we could have avoided entirely. >> wall street reacted negatively on the heels of this finalized deal, the dow jones industrial average dropped more than 100 points. the s&p 500 closed at a record low for the year. and moody's announced today they will keep its aaa credit rating

matt damon, you are playing in a $40,000 minimum poker game, cough it up. where is the wealth? >> bob: how did we get to arod to you turn in to a liberal bashing session here. >> eric: i'm agree with you. agreeing with you. >> bob: there is nothing wrong with high stakes poker. i won and lost with a lot of them. it's fun. the guy, if they got the money and cameron diaz and you can go to miami, what the hell is wrong with that? >> dana: speaking of that, in wyoming i did think of you guys, bob i got you poker playing cards. >> bob: great. >> dana: i got eric bolling, piggy bank. we've got the expresso cup for my greek friend. this is for you, you can unwrap. >> greg: oh! >> dana: i did think about you while i was away. >> greg: it's broken. a broken shot glass. >> dana: i to call the circle-k in wyoming and see what happened. >> greg: you have to have it returned. >> dana: i might have to go back. >> eric: what was on it? >> dana: bison and devil's tower. >> andrea: you are a good gift-giver. thanks. >> dana: you it go at the same place? >> dana: yes. >> bob: no, no, greg. she w

you want the matt damon economic approach. let's tax the wealthy and corporations more and i can't believe that you actually think that's going to be helpful to the american economy. i can't believe it. >> i just ask for some kind of sharing, bill. >> bill: i'm sharing. i share. >> you think it's cool for g.e. to pay no taxes? i know i pay taxes. you pay taxes. why shouldn't corporate america pay taxes. >> bill: i would send them all to taiwan. every one of them. >> their corporations get away with murder and the little guy says. >> bill: loopholes. >> you said in the talking points memo you said we need more revenue. you hope the far right knows it. >> bill: right. >> bill, that's an important message and i'm not sure they do know it. >> bill: you can get it without raising in connection with tax rates. mary katharine, we ignored you for far too long. you have the next two minutes. >> as far as the swation tax situation's tax has gone up because the tanning tax has gone up. i'm with you bill on the talking points you said thi

that was matt damon at this weekend's save our school's march on washington, d.c. thousands of teachers and supporters of public education rallied in the nation's capital to call attention to the problems facing america's public education system. damon was not the only big name appearing at this event. the daily show's jon stewart sent a taped message. he would have been there in person, but his dog ate his car. for damon, who was introduced by his mom who is a teacher was the real headliner. he drew thunderous applause for teachers and reformers who think they know more about education, than educators themselves. backstage a reporter asked damon why teachers should get tenure if actors don't? the academy award winner schooled the reporter. >> in acting, there isn't job security, right? there's an incentive to work hard and be a better actor, because you want to have a job. why isn't it like that for teachers? >> you think job insecurity is what makes me work hard? >> it's not an incentive, you take this nba style thinking, it's a problem with that policy right now

actor matt damon. >>> and this comes to us from wmaq, nbc 5 in chicago, illinois, where the spotlight on one museum's rest room has turned bathroom breaks into a spectacular tourist stop. the bathroom inside chicago's field museum could be america's next top john. the lavatory is one of ten finalists competing for the title of best restroom. featuring large, family-friendly rooms with modernized sinks, stalls and a painted sky view, museum officials hope to flush the competition and take this year's crown for the throne. i'm lynn berry and this "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> breaking a world record is a lot more fun when it involves a good time. in lebanon just over 5,000 people gathered to join what was the largest group of line dancers. the huge crowd made it hard to even make out the line. this isn't the country's first world record feat, having already conquered the largest serving of hummus and the largest skewer of meat. >>> vikings took to land and sea this weekend. it was all part of the annual viking festival in ireland. reenac

>> snap, what was said to matt damon about teachers? by the way, his mother is a teacher, that led him to lose his cool? we'll play more of that. no secret that millions of college graduates leave with a ton of debt but apparently some women have a dirty little secret about how they are going to pay those bills. this is my band from the 80's, looker. hair and mascara, a lethal combo. i'm jon haber of alto music. i've been around music my entire life. this is the first alto music i opened when i was 24. my business is all about getting music into people's hands. letting someone discover how great music is, is just an awesome thing. and the plum card from american express open helps me do that. i use it for as much inventory as i possibly can. from picks...to maracas... to drums... to dj equipment... you name it, i can buy it. and the savings that we get from the early pay discount on those purchases has given us money to reinvest back into our business and help quadruple the size of our floor space. and the more we expand, the more space

no, i think the fear, matt damon isn't going to lose a lot of money and then throw his next role. i think the fear with athletes is that you get in debt to the wrong people, and it can end badly. and it can sort of bring gamblers and taint to the sport. it's a slippery slope. i mean, again, i don't think anyone is alleging this but it's just a bad move for a-rod from a pr standpoint. the highest paid player in baseball. >> but, jon, he was warned by major league baseball to stay away from poker back in 2005. so, why isn't he listening? and what's baseball really afraid of here? >> well, i think baseball is afraid, again, you lose money to the wrong people, and suddenly you've got some real issues. that's happened in other sports. but, it's just dumb is basically it. >> all right. let's switch gears here and talk about golf. really tiger woods specifically. he made his comeback this week, after being out nearly three months with leg injuries. he finished in the middle of the pack. but, i mean, we should note that this ex-caddie steve williams was on the winning bag with his new bos

games that reports say include the likes of lee mar dough dicaprio, ben affleck and matt damon. he'll be questioned and if his involvement proves to be true, he could face suspension. this is not the first time. he was warned in 2006 by major league baseball for his involvement in similar games in new york city. a-rod's been on the disabled list but expected to resume baseball activities today at the yankees team facility in florida. major league baseball of course very, very careful about anything that has to do with gambling. yankees playing the white sox. it was a blow out from the start. curtis granderson, what a year he's having. a two run triple in the right field corner scoring two. granderson had five rbis. yankees doing just fine without a-rod. 18-7. another great game between the red sox and indians at fenway. wakefield turns 45 years old this week looking for his 200th career win. jason kipna has homered in four consecutive games. bottom of the ninth, hook who does it again. jacoby ellsbury batting with two outs, last night he crushes to center field. that is your gam

it happens to be actor matt damon. no word if ben affleck will be vice president. >> that would be a good movie. >> absolutely. >> i can hear the script being furiously written write as we speak. >> it would have to be like the "bourne identity." he would have to be chased and run around. >> and have his memory swiped clean. >>> i'm lynn berry, this is fist look on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> a day after the dow lost 630 points and lost 5.5% of its value. asian markets continue their fall, with france, germany and great britain sliding as well. the question is, what instruments do the world's governments have left to stop the bleeding? we'll get a live report from london and talk to andrew sorkin in a minute. >>> meanwhile, british prime minister david cameron rushed home from vacation to deal with the violent riots that continued last night in london. and have now spread to three other cities. the question is, what is behind the rage of the british youth. >>> and reports

damon with a reason reporter talking about teachers and how much you love your. and we spoke about that yesterday lawrence o'donnell that decided to do with thing about it on his show last night and you know i think it's totally fine if you have your opinions on of course the teacher unions and where you stand but then he made a direct attack about reason where the reporter worked on the right wing organization and then went on to say this. is never once as republican world said hey maybe we should look into how police officers are carrying out their solemn public responsibility to serve and protect. you know right wing website in america is investigating or will investigate how well police officers do their jobs. lawrence. ok so like i said i fully believe that he has the right to say whatever he wants about that interview between my team and between the reporter everyone should you should have an opinion on that if you have some point but then if you're going to go ahead and criticize an organization with your facts straight you were a good reason and was never

damon film the adjustment bureau and the republicans are represented as quote unquote dicks you'll never see the opposite film they just don't make it and i think you know it's true that the right has a hard time mustering a good film so far although i thought three hundred was a great one but but you know when i think lenin in place was made a bunch of good ones that basically had sort of messages i mean the whole dirty harry branch of the president you know but andrew is a long time ago it was but i mean they continually bruce willis is making basically the same movie over and over again but is it possible you know i'll concede probably the majority of people making films in hollywood are progressives or liberals or democrats just like we know from you know reasonable research that's been done the the more educated you are if you have a master's degree or a ph d. you're bad basseley more likely to be a democrat then if you just have a high school diploma or no high school diploma you're far more likely to be republican couldn't it just be investors a bit smarter people are progressives

. >>> coming up, matt damon is dead -- set against the rich not paying their fair share. shut up, matt. first, yo, it is college girls partying. i'm sure this video is essential to whatever story we are doing. >>> are guys likely to stray on somebody else's wedding day? the answer ain't nay. yes, men are most likely to cheat at weddings. according to a new survey from elicit encounters .com. in other words it is a fact. elicit encounters .com is where i get all of my news. any anyway, the most common scenario a drunken hookup with a brides maid. it found one-third of men admitted to cheating when the partner was not in attendance and they looked into other places these men cheat. 27% admited to straying at a bachelor party. 21% said at the office christmas party and 9% at a school reunion. meanwhile 100% thought this was an awesome idea. >> let's discuss this in the lightning round. >> judish do you buy these statistics? >> they said they didn't cheat. who were the men cheating with? >> it is one woman, a very active woman. >> on crack. >> a call back there. >> women don'

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how do i raise a matt damon. well, matthew. it's cute. >>> now your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. pegged off the criticism aimed at new jersey governor chris christie, a republican for appointing a muslim-american judge, sort of backwards. chris christie was standing up for this muslim-american lawyer he appointed to new jersey state judgeship and conservative bloggers came out against him, called him an enemy of the state. our question was pegged off that. when will our fears about muslim-americans fade? here are some of your responses. they will only fade when there comes another minority to hate. in case anyone hasn't noticed it went african-americans and then hispanics and now muslims. the country loves to hate its minorities. i am one. >> this from james -- keep those comments coming. we appreciate them. facebook.com/americanmorning. facebook.com/americanmorning. and we'll have more the next hour. >>> when the dow is down, what better way to lift your spirits than late night laughs. the presiden

. >> you're not going to have the matt damon and robert de niros doing these rallies where you have public support of him the last go-round. that seems to be more of a thing. we can ask that question. >> there's a different issue that is revealed by this whole episode and that is a question of obama's character. you may have loved him, loved him, loved him during the campaign. no candidate ever governs like he runs. he promised change and he does control the white house and a house -- the house of congress is his party. and he's governing like he has no power. >> i later sat down with the wrap founder sharon waxman to talk about her coverage of all media and entertainment issues in a hollywood culture where access is everything. >> sharon waxman, welcome. >> thank you. >> the story that dominated the news has been the debt ceiling negotiations in washington. out here you feel like you're a million miles away, the weather is nice, the palm threes. the other day you were talking about the debt ceiling for an entertainment website? >> we have to follow the news. that's all anybody is talking

apologize to matt damon. thank you to our director john fa favro. see this movie, you'll love it, it's great. tomorrow night, harrison ford will be here. we're having a big hollywood block party with lady gaga. this is his cd, "neon," see the full performance at

apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, james franco,

apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, jessica alba, cooking with steve martorano and music from luke bryan.

actor matt damon is an outspoken activist for a lot of causes. don't take it from us, listen to the response when a reporter says teachers are motivated by fear losing their jobs. >> do you think job security is what makes me work hard. >> you have an incentive to work hard. >> that's the thing, you take this mba-style thinking. it's the problem with ed policy this intrinsically paternalistic view with problems more complex than that. it's like saying a teacher is lazy when they get tenure. a teacher wants to teach. why else would you take a [ bleep ] salary and really long hours and do that job unless you really love to do it? >> ten percent of teachers are bad? >> where did you get that number? >> i don't know. >> that's damon's mom standing next to him. she's actually a school teacher. he and his mom at a save our schools rally in washington, d.c. over the weekend. obviously he had an opinion on it, hits very close to home. >>> 6:55 right now. time to check the numbers on wall street. making any recovery? >> gosh no. absolutely not. dow indust

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. >>> matt damon took part in "save our schools" rally, protesting the government policies and focus on standardized tests. damon's mom is a professor of early childhood education. >>> smurfs movie earned more than $36 million in its opening weekend, tying "cowboys "cowboys & aliens." neil patrick harris as the main human. >>> cousin's wedding in april was a bit splashier, but zara phillips was still a beaming beautiful bride this weekend, tying the knot in scotland. zain verjee is joining us from hon done with all the details. your friend -- what's her name again? still has so much attention, k.middy. >> i know. there was no upstaging here. it was a pretty private wedding, very low key. nothing like the big hoopla we had in april between william and katherine. the whole royal gang was out in full force in edinborough, scotland. the bride wore a lovely ivory silk gown there and her husband, mike tindall, is a famous rugby player. she is also well known in this country for being quite a good equestrian. she is always interviewed about horses, photographed that way. she has her own clo