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To innovate. and somebody coming out of college with that debt, they are forced the go take the first job they can get their hands on. this is not somebody who going to start apple computers or go out the do something bold. this is not necessarily somebody who will go out to find themselves for a few years and come back to do something socially productive. this is a hidden cost to it. as a historical point, we look at the period, 1940 just before the start of world war ii and 5% of the american ...

Apple computers. normally known for not being affected by computer viruses. the nuclear plant in southern california, two reactors there have been sidelined for months. the self-proclaimed mega millions winner in maryland now saying she cant find her ticket. merlande wilson previously said she was hiding the ticket at the mcdonalds where she worked. i am shocked, shocked that she cant find the ticket. martha: call me crazy im skeptical about the story. bill: does the ticket exist? the lotter...

"wall street journal" which is owned by the parent company of this network. a stanford researcher found that the companies used a special code to trick the security setup on apples safari web browser. it comes standard with apple computers as well as iphones and ipads. google removed the phone after they were called for comment. but they said the report mischaracterizes what is really going on. laura ingle live with more. how invasive has this been? >> if you use the safari web browser there may...

Having been to the factory, what -- what does that provoke in you? >> well, it is really -- it is interesting because we are all talking here about like "the times" article makes the point that the -- one of the things thats so powerful is the synergy the company is right next to each other and give as an example of the fact that when new pieces of glass came in from the iphone screens they woke up all the workers at midnight out of the dormty torres and gave them a biscuit and cup of tea and se...

And i am there. >> thats a -- brief cliff from "the agony and ecstasy of steve jobs." manufacturing has emerged -- central to the presidency, message. when you look at "the new york times" stories about the story of apple as a kind of symbol of the larger trends in the economy which was they had a good factory or used to produce products in california in the 1990s, decided it was too expensive and moved it to china and everything basically apple makes is now there. when you have to talk to your ...

>> right. >> i never met anyone, literally never met anyone, that heard of the idea of an eight-hour shift when i was interviewing hundreds of people over there. >> thats one of the things that -- comes up in "the times" article as well. if you lead the letter of the law, there are all sorts of protects in china. if you read the policies which is one of the largest sort of cluster of the factories, right, that produced the products, their policies have all sorts of stuff about breaks every hour ...

It made shareholders a lot of money and the kind of thing you think only in america could have been made it combines northern california, boeheim an sensibilities and love and design and innovation and thats the -- the part of it that we hold on to and then the other part of apple is the 700,000 people that make apple computers entirely in china for very, very low wages and -- oppressive conditions largely. and mike is here at the table joining us again. it is rehey pleasure. first -- i want to ...

New york. 1.2 million from the stimulus. hard to see how it would be possible steve jobs created more jobs the recovery act. whats so important and interest sing the rhetorical battle about what apple means. what it means about the future of the american economy which to me is the central story line of this campaign. right? what -- the context of this campaign, i think, is broad anxiety about american decline and thats based on a cascade of instayusional failure the central feature of the last d...

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For our free usaa retirement guide, call 877-242-usaa. from new york im chris hayes. with me this morning, democratic congressman steve cohen of tennessee. esther from "wake-up call." ask mike, creator of "the agony and ecstasy of steve jobs." we are talking about americas economic future, china, apple. mike, you are saying something i think is very important. when we talk about the narrative of our jobs are going to china which is a phrase you hear invoked a lot in our political debates and i...