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Say certain things at npr and juan did, and thats what happened there, mary katharine. >> i think it became such a silly display. thats where if you follow this stuff to its ridiculous conclusion you end up with that situation. its fine to be sensitive and not prejudge people and to be polite and kind and open to new experiences. all that is fine and good and liberal. and i do it. but, you know, it just became this thing where she is defending an organization that has like 86% white male affluen...

That is totalitarian, you cannot say certain things at npr and juan did, and thats what happened there, mary katharine. >> i think it became such a silly display. thats where if you follow this stuff to its ridiculous conclusion you end up with that situation. its fine to be sensitive and not prejudge people and to be polite and kind and open to new experiences. all that is fine and good and liberal. and i do it. but, you know, it just became this thing where she is defending an organization tha...

That is totalitarian, you cannot say certain things at npr and juan did, and thats what happened there, mary katharine. >> i think it became such a silly display. thats where if you follow this stuff to its ridiculous conclusion you end up with that situation. its fine to be sensitive and not prejudge people and to be polite and kind and open to new experiences. all that is fine and good and liberal. and i do it. but, you know, it just became this thing where she is defending an organization tha...

Guatemala and nigeria. next, transit countries, a stopping point on the way to their final destination. the third are the destination countries, the more affluent ones, these are generally wealthy where citizens have enough disposable income to buy and use slaves. examples, western europe, the united states and japan. nina? well, andrew, like any major criminal enterprise, human trafficking takes a coordinated effort to police forces right around the world to break. but just how big is this pa...

A plant to grow shrimp in the desert and take on the foreign companies which dominate the american market. scott mcmanus is the ceo. >> 1.4 billion pounds brought into the u.s. last year approximately and 90% of that comes from overseas. >> reporter: country tries like thailand, china and in the shri business. so is indonesia and some south american nations too. the bottom line is if you eat shrimp here, odds are they came from somewhere over there. but this place hopes to take a tiny sliver of ...

Childhoodettication. we dont want enough in the early years. the president want to address that. do we have any chance of getting additional spending for early childhood education? >> pre-k, early childhood is critical. im a mother of three. i know how important those early years are. we have to be focused on that. we all know the debt and deficit in this country has got to be addressed. we cannot do it by taking away from education. that has to be a main focus. >> i saw that in denver we starte...

Unions. >> bill: there is not enough money. colmes will say to you, raise the taxes on the affluent. >> american people are taxed out. remember the tea was taxed enough already. you cant keep going back over and over again to support this. >> bill: never going to resolve this. you are blaming the worker the average american worker. >> average public worker, for budgetary problems that is not their fault. that is an outrage. >> bill: let me challenge this. jon corzine was a democrat you liked him...

Economy because theres an economic consequence of a broken family. >> you write the worst of both worlds. out of wedlock and abortion. you find those in poorer states. more affluent people make the case instead to get an abortion. what does a president huckabee do about that? s no a pastor huckabee and not a parent huckabee, but what about a parent? >> i think the purpose of a president is to elevate the point of an individual in every society. >> conversational standpoint or legislative? >> bot...

Sector intimidating employees out of organizing? public sector employees tend to organize much more frequently than private sector employees. why is that the case? >> thats to me or the governor? >> you, senator. >> well, in part because of the huge industrial job loss has been overwhelmingly good-paying union jobs that have been outsourced to china, gone to mexico, whatever. there have been very sophisticated and expensive anti-union am pains aimed at organizers when we try to organize. i think...

Mexico, whatever. there have been very sophisticated and expensive anti-union am pains aimed at organizers when we try to organize. i think almost all surveys show that many, many, many more people who arent in unions would like to join if they get an opportunity to. but the laws dont always work that way in their favor. and we would have a stronger middle class, a more affluent society, more people would have pensions, more people would have health care. i dont want to take it away from public ...