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People dont realize how truly global this thing is. youre going to see more and more countries, unless they find a way of turning off the internet like theyve done today in algeria which frankly is pretty untenable for the long term where people have this power and yet they have the dissatisfaction of not having either political rights or any affluence and theyre going to speak out. >> people will find a way around it, even they do shut it down. david, that will have to be the last. thank you so...

And we are seeing tremendous dissatisfaction among the deprived, the disenfranchised, the people living in nondemocratic regimes. and so many hundreds of millions of them are using social media. and particularly facebook. facebook, you know, facebooks number two country is indonesia. people dont realize how truly global this thing is. youre going to see more and more countries, unless they find a way of turning off the internet like theyve done today in algeria which frankly is pretty untenable ...

>> im trying to save you there. >> yeah. jonathan who is a good student of history remembers paula hawkins out of florida. >> right. >> you had some other people who otherwise might mot have been elected who were sort of curiosities, if you will, not to take anything away from her seriousness but as jonathan says, connecticut is a patrician state, generally speaking, theyre blue collar workers, yes, but its sort of a state of affluence and high education. the notion of picking, you know, the for...

T curesities, if you will, connecticut is a patrician state generally speaking, blue collar working, yes, but sort of a state of affluence and high education. the notion of picking, you know, the former impressarias of body slamming is a little bit out there but who knows. >> i knew its affluent in connecticut but i challenge jonathan martin to go to waterbury and see how well she plays. >> i love waterbury. >> georgia republican congressman jack kingston on human events radio this morning with ...

Wealth is not your wealth. in the progressive society, in this society they wanted, wealth belongs to the world. "the relative affluence in the united states is dependent on the labor and natural resources of the vietnamese, and bolivians and the rest of the peoples of the third world. all the united airlines and holiday inns and television set, car, wardrobe already belong to a large degree to the peoples of the rest of the world." george soros funded the tide foundation that funded the story o...

Wealth is not your wealth. in the progressive society, in this society they wanted, wealth belongs to the world. "the relative affluence in the united states is dependent on the labor and natural resources of the vietnamese, and bolivians and the rest of the peoples of the third world. all the united airlines and holiday inns and television set, car, wardrobe already belong to a large degree to the peoples of the rest of the world." george soros funded the tide foundation that funded the story o...

Number of reasons, i mean, im no expert on it. i dont know. you know, we talk about ethic groups voting in blocks and as you reach affluence, you know, you tend to maybe change from -- into a conservative voting block, but you know, i really couldnt speak on why, other than that sociological anomaly there. >> sure, and obviously, the principles do resonate with you as you said and you feel when youre there that everybody is just an american. well, thanks so much for coming on and sharing your pe...

Well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 616 of the trump administration saw perhaps the most dramatic day in a y generation or more on capitol hill in washington.on dr. christine blasey ford spoke publicly for the first time about her allegations of sexual assault at the hands of supreme court nominee judge brett r kavanagh. judge kavanagh. they were the only witnesses at the senate judiciary hearing which lasted nearly nine hours. competing stories wit...

When i read all that is you did part of it suggests that, you know, as we know that suicide isnt kind of a tidy thing. you cant say okay this person suffered acute anxiety or chronic depression and thus this happened. i wonder if that tell us that a lot of people are undiagnosed. there werent known factors because nobody marked things. if they had been in therapy people would know there was a symptom there. >> the class at yale -- >> it was the cover of the new york magazine. i dont know -- happ...

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