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Capture peace. >> dana: thats what journalism is you dont go and cover all the planes that land safely at the airport. >> gregg: exactly. yeah. >> dana: evil people over there doing this and counter protesters there trying to stop them and then the additional ones. they actually dont need the traditional media. you are watching traditional media. my parents are watching traditional media. these people are not. the cameras they care about is on their phone. this is not being seen through a media ...

Peace. >> dana: right, but that is what journalism is, right? covering the planes that landed safely in the airport. i also think that these people, the evil people that are doing this, at the counter protesters that wereot there trying to stop them, and the additional, they actually dont need that traditional media. you are watching traditional media. my parents are watching traditional media. these people are not. the cameras they care about are the ones that are on their phones. this is not b...

Capture peace. >> dana: thats what journalism is you dont go and cover all the planes that land safely at the airport. >> gregg: exactly. yeah. >> dana: evil people over there doing this and counter protesters there trying to stop them and then the additional ones. they actually dont need the traditional media. you are watching traditional media. my parents are watching traditional media. these people are not. the cameras they care about is on their phone. this is not being seen through a media ...

You dont want to say your strategy is failing. but i think hes in real danger. if he continues to make comments like these that seem to fly in the face of reality, he could end up looking foolish. how can you say that the strategys working when city after city is falling, when the iraqi government isnt holding the iraqi security forces arent fighting. with pal myera, it was -- palmyra, it was the syrian army that decided ton stay. when you have setbacks happening daily, i think there are questio...

Iran is rushing in. were seeing a mid point result of what happens. >> short of some major occupation of u.s. troops do you think the u.s. would have been able to stem this. it would have been in a better position to stop where we are. what to do now, the colonel is right this is just playing out day by day. thats whats happening here. we have seen this before in iraq. it was very difficult for u.s. troops 150,000 plus of them to get that to stop. were heading right back there right now with ira...

Always strike this conversation about what can the police do to rebuild the relationships in the community. the fact is, there was never really a bridge we just never reported on the big gap between the way that minorities thought police were being treated them and the way that the larger community saw the story. if i could just refute something that joe said earlier, that individual that killed those two police officers, from all we can tell from the reporting, he was mentally ill. its importan...

Away. they are giving it away. they dont want to deal with it. >> the parents arent fighting. if you told me i cant send the food i want with my kid, i met an australian -- not i was there jew sh -- >> small canoe in mozambique. >> i was in mozambique. i was, i swear to>> how was the? >> this woman was telling me you get different colors depending on what food you send with your child in australia. red, yellow, green, different things that allow the child to eat it or not eat it or other childre...

People and build the economy. same-sex marriage was a big topic, cost of education was a gigantic issue that came up with young people. so, you know, so the question would have been similar. its not about -- we look at elections and policies through the eyes of young people. so whatever concerns them most and affects their every day life are the questions that they ask. >> one thing i was struck by was, it was about a half hour and a bunch of questions from kids, of military age, not one questio...

Topic, cost of education was a gigantic issue that came up with young people. so, you know, so the question would have been similar. its not about -- we look at elections and policies through the eyes of young people. so whatever concerns them most and affects their every day life are the questions that they ask. >> one thing i was struck by was, it was about a half hour and a bunch of questions from kids, of military age, not one question about the other kids of military age who are in afghanis...

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