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the printer and layer by layer build a living tissue structure. we built a 3-d liver. melissa: that is amazing. that is the holy grail because that could mean in the future. let me ask a couple questions. where did the cells come from? any number of sources. we take cellses from individual person. number of things we print. one thing you might want to print, cancer tumor models, 3-d printed tumors and use it as test subjects for new drugs. if you do that you will take actual biopsy cells from a patient, grow them up and make a lot of little 3-d printed tumors. and use cells from a research cell line been around for a while. you can cells from stem cells from an individual person. we have those in the fat tissue and bone marrow. you can take those, turn them into a cell of interest and bio print. melissa: i wouldn t mind seeing video again to everybody in the booth. let me ask you, when we re talking about the liver i know that originally the idea is not for transplant ....
its existence, the irs was america s favorite government agency. [laughter] but that all changed after the irs admitted last year to certain pro-publica pryities. tea party and other conservative groups that rose to power early in the president s first term were unfairly targeted for special scrutiny by the i.r.s. jon: by the way, whatever you think of the tea party movement. , i think we should agree that the only federal agency singling it out for special scrutiny is the fashion police. pantaloons? come on. the irs also targeted liberal 501c-4s but not with the same level of scrutiny they applied to the conservatives. that s something. i know the right that wants something to be that president obama ordered the irs to target them while he sat in a dark room smoking a cigar while an orphan boy stands outside looking through the rain saying why? why, mr. president? why. but as it turns out, there s been no real evidence found that the white house is involved and ....
captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a good show. oh, it s good show. my guest tonight, jennifer esposito. she s an actress, but she s going to talk about her book. she s got celiac disease. it s named after a ballplayer, lucilleback. played for the new york yankees. [laughter] but first, you know, for most of its existence, the irs was america s favorite government agency. [laughter] but that all changed after the irs admitted last year to certain pro-publica pryities. tea party and other conservative groups that rose to power early in the president s first term were unfairly targeted for special scrutiny by the i.r.s. jon: by the way, whatever you think of the tea party movement. , i think we should agree that the only federal agency singling it out for special scrutiny is the fashion police. pantaloons? come on. the irs also targeted liberal 501 ....
[laughter] but first, you know, for most of its existence, the irs was america s favorite government agency. [laughter] but that all changed after the irs admitted last year to certain pro-publica pryities. tea party and other conservative groups that rose to power early in the president s first term were unfairly targeted for special scrutiny by the i.r.s. jon: by the way, whatever you think of the tea party movement. , i think we should agree that the only federal agency singling it out for special scrutiny is the fashion police. pantaloons? come on. the irs also targeted liberal 501c-4s but not with the same level of scrutiny they applied to the conservatives. that s something. i know the right that wants something to be that president obama ordered the irs to target them while he sat in a dark room smoking a cigar while an orphan boy stands outside looking through the rain saying why? why, mr. president? why. but as it turns out, there s been no real evidenc ....
large swaths of iraq and syria, but now they have invaded hashtag-istan. jim. it s clear in terms of the social media competition among terrorists, this group is winning. all around the world supporters of the group are tweeting with the hashtag #alleyesonisi. stephen: oh, e on instagram. they have one filter to make all the photos seem like they re from the 1970s, and another filter that makes all their ideas seem like they re from the seventh century. watch out for this, folks pap because they are deviously picky backing on twitter. trends. to spread their message sharing pro-isis content with the hashtag #worldcup2014. watch for that. do not click on any twitter from isis that says check out this amazing header, because it s not soccer. ( cheers and applause ). ( laughter ) isis is eve even t-mobilizing tr followers. it s perfect for any mooug who n playing fruit extremists. fortunately, there is a sure-fire way to destroy anything becoming popular on social ....