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Equivalent of our nsa. theres no easy way to remember. thats hatheir headquarters. the shape reminds you its a global vacuum for information. gchq stands for government communication headquarters. thats a deliberately obscure name thats not supposed to attract attention. they started fairly small, as a cryptography outfit in britain. in world war ii it became very, very important. in world war ii, the nazis used a machine called enigma to encrypt their sensitive communications. it was widely tho...

Theres no neat, easy to remember device to remind us all that the british intelligence agency called gchq is the equivalent of our nsa. our national security adviser. theres no easy way to remember. thats their headquarters. kind of amazing looking building. the shape reminds you its a global vacuum for information. gchq stands for government communication headquarters. thats a deliberately obscure name thats not supposed to attract attention. they started fairly small, as a cryptography outfit ...

About 10%. its kind of like a mcdonalds. imagine if your local mcdonalds decided one day it didnt want anything to do with the corporation anymore, that had failed in meeting certain expectations of its customers and was going to become independent? it would still sell big macs, use the secret sauce but not have anything to do with the corporation any longer. thats whats happened here. the drawer mission started for people becoming odd auditors. t of it as spiritual counseling with the help of a...

The hospital, he returns home. >> my shoulders was a little bit tight, and 20 stitches in my legs. thats nothing crazy. >> in retrospect, teachery says he felt the cars undercarriage hit the ground the instant he reached the bottom of the ramp. >> thats will make -- the car will bounce with the hit from the back. and thats what happened for sure. its kind of scary, and i knew i gonna roll. >> even though his astounding 341-foot jump isnt official because he crashed, its nine feet longer than the...

A role. >> he was supposed to be a big player. what is your take? bannon boxed him out on the executive order. theres the story going around that it happened on a religious day that they roled out the order. many say its a cover story. that jared was boxed out. >> i think when prime minister netanyahu arrived well see the extent of jareds influence. i would say blood is thicker than water. he trusts his family. theres no surprise there and when you run against a machine, when you run against est...

>> thats us. >> and thats no jive. >> the jacksons were the last act from the classic motown hitsville system. >> motown was a very unique place. a lot of record companies were run by businessmen. we had a music man at the helm. berry gordon wrote music for the world. >> ironically, here was trying his best to make black music that would cross over to the white world. he ended up creating the best black music ever. >> he created a machine. where you take the artist, polish them up. and make them...

Macintosh. >> the personal computer war heated up today. apple computer officially unveiled its new macintosh. >> i would like to let macintosh speak for itself. >> hello. im macintosh. >> the introduction to mac was an event. steve jobs really did think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is spending $100 million and admittedly, its future, to make inroads against ibm. >> apple felt like a rock band. it had the same kind of spirit. they seemed to be going up against the ...

They are going to dispense three different sizes from an atm. you have to tweet about it. its going to be fresh. you should show up. its going to be in boston. they are celebrating the launch of mac junior. >> lets do this. i have a really, really good whiteboard. i will do it tomorrow. in the meantime. free big mac from a machine. >> their machines are taking it over. you cant. >> youve got to go up and touch

Factors. but there is no doubt in any objective economists mind, and i read the studies, we lost millions of jobs because of trade agreements. automation is a serious problem, factories can produce more with less workers. >> its a problem for the next generation. >> it is a problem for the worker who has been replaced by a machine. but i think we need to change the culture of this country and we cannot allow corporate america to make every decision just based on their bottom line. even with auto...

Joe biden just said he likes bernie sanders, he doesnt think 500 billionaires are behind every problem that america has. and you mentioned automation, but quickly. and when economists talk about this, senator, they talk about it first, and they almost stop there, that the reason weve lost manufacturing jobs isnt because of one trade deal, its because of automation, innovation. >> its a combination. chris, no. i think moist of the serious students of the issue throusue s a combination of issues. ...