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February 17, 2010
>> yeah. >> neil: martha stewart. >> you have to come and be a guest. >> neil: a machine. >> you should be filibustering because you talk so fast. >> neil: sorry. comes on my show and lectures me. we have more after this. getting paid to do nothing. after this.
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We do the so called racist restrictions on voting are as follows. you cant have the polling station in a tent or a parking garage so no pop up polling stations and when you request the ballot by mail you have to write your signature and write your i.d. thats on your horizons or if you dont have a drivers license some of the last four numbers of your social security number. how is that restrictive? its not, they actually expand voting hours across the board and companies are required to allow wor...
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In our series following the new silk road this week why china is sinking hundreds of billions of dollars into large infrastructure projects in africa. now the robots are coming thats the headline that weve heard a lot this year ultra high speed internet and systems learning fast with artificial intelligence have brought the dream of many people closer to reality that robots work for us some of us and even think for us this dream is also a nightmare for many workers who fear they could be replace...
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>> the former fox news anchor resigned a contract with 21st century fox in february, a month after reaching a $32 million sexual harassment settlement with lis wiehl. >> this settlement is the sixth involving allegations against oreilly. >> youre going up against a machine, and it is daunting and frightening. it holds you back from taking action sometimes. >> weve got a lot to cover this morning on "velshi & ruhle." a heart wrenching interview this morning of the widow of sergeant la david johns...
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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 thought to be unbreakable. in fact it was important that the germans believed enigma was unbreakable. it was inpenetrable as a coding device. the...
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