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Weve done naming and shaming types of. things with a listen. i mean that at that point in time. is probably the most impactful way. bring attention to the need that everyone needs to reduce their consumption then we have insights to how much using. the fear of public scrutiny had an effect water usage in cape town dropped from $1200000000.00 to just 500000000 liters per day. homes in durban ville an affluent and mainly white suburb of cape town are also listed people here dont want to be exposed...

The economy tanking. so they were going for the guy who was going to change the economy. >> he was a disruptive force. barack obama was a disruptive force. >> he was anti-the iraq war. he was on the right side of the iraq issue and there were a lot of issues that the small group of people switched. but that was a small percentage of trumps volt. he got traditional republicans people who always vote for a republican. he got people who quite frankly had racial anxiety. a big part of his base. and ...

That? >> the data i looked at and i looked at every study to try to find out if it was economic. to the extent economics determines the vote of a white voer voter, the poorer they were, the were likely to not vote or vote for hillary clinton. donald trumps voters are not struggling. they may not have a college degree but they doesnt mean they are broke. they are a cop or a fireman or someone with a pension. they are more affluent than literally any of the other 16 democratic republican nominees....

Want them to stop reproducing. why does nobody say that? >> the pro-choice party of today, and really, has a degrading argument towards black women and its almost racist in that black women are perpetually ill prepared, and incapable of raising their own children or provide safe and health environments for their children or quality education, and the only option available to them is population control. >> tucker: s in how we got planned parent hood in the first place. eugenics. affluent, white, ...

And now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. >> she seemed to be a good fit for him? >> absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in atlanta, a summer house out at the lake, a boat, two great kids. they were living the dream. >> a dre...

Conversations that canadians could could make a difference on. this is classic. its national narcissism. we all want to solve the problem. i am against this because again, the full compression that we are doingre something about the isse and the issue is in china primarily. >> tucker: exactly. in fact, there are parts of canada that have been totally destroyed by mining practices that continue. if you really care about the environment, maybe would reign in the nickel mines but they are not. it d...

But you have only phone each other such a short time. >> ive known them my whole life. >> how long did it take to have that feeling? >> like that. >> they were more like clones than they were like brothers. it was just absolutely astounding because they grew up in what appeared to be pretty different households. >> we had been adopted by a blue collar family, middle class family, and a more affluent family. bobbys parents, bobbys father was a medical doctor. and his mother was an attorney. so th...

So this bill has lots of pieces to it, including closing the revolving door between wall street and washington, ending lobbying as we know it, putting a real ethics cop on the beat, saying the heads of these agencies cannot be trading in stock. >> as a political matter you basically writing off a bunch of wall street money and today youre writing off a bunch of silicon valley money? >> maybe. but this isnt about the money. this is about how it is. were going to make this country work again, not ...

Bixby knolls, quiet, affluent, "leave it to beaver" homes on carefully tended tree-lined streets. violent crime is unheard of in bixby knolls, which is just the way they like it here. maybe thats why, if they grew up here or moved here, they rarely leave. like rachel kerns. >> everybodys very friendly. always waving. you dont get that a lot in southern california. >> reporter: rachel still lives in the house she grew up in. >> we were able to play as kids at all hours of the day. we didnt have t...

When its time to take the s.a.t., or the a.c.t., how likely is it for a high school student to qualify as having special needs when it comes to getting extra time or other accommodations? well, turns out it depends where they live. in public schools in poor areas, its 1.6%. in wealthier neighborhoods, how about scarsdale, new york, its 1-5 or 20%. westin, connecticut, 25%. newton north high school outside of boston, 33%. those are the findings of the "wall street journal." in this story, many mo...