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The conversation i always think, okay what about all the women we are leaving out of this story through this kind of class bias? i think about undocumented immigrant women doing the domestic labor at home for the women leaning in at the workplace, and if they try to negotiate, we know they are vulnerable to all kind of negative ex-ternlts. >> absolutely. i think we as researchers need to build it in. the backlash effect is not true for all women. likability -- theres great research thats been do...

I think in other ways, chris, youre right, the relationship will continue to be strong. and it should continue to be strong. one thing we should say. whether we like the tactics of netanyahu or not, they just had a really robust election in israel. that spoke to the vibrancy of democracy in that country. and underscored the fact that theyre the one reliable democracy in the region. >> well, part of the robustness of the turnout had to do with the fact that lieberman pushed for a provision that w...

Additional pressure on our relationship in that regard. i think in other ways chris, youre right, the relationship will continue to be strong. and it should continue to be strong. one thing we should say. whether we like the tactics of netanyahu or not, they just had a really robust election in israel. that spoke to the vibrancy of democracy in that country. and underscored the fact that theyre the one reliable democracy in the region. >> well part of the robustness of the turnout had to do with...

That spoke to the vibrancy of democracy in that country. and underscored the fact that theyre the one reliable democracy in the region. >> well, part of the robustness of the turnout had to do with the fact that lieberman pushed for a provision that was aimed at cutting out the arab parties that joined in and came out to vote in record numbers. theres a little bit of a backlash effect there. but in terms of netanyahu, do you anticipate him essentially trying to walk back that comment about block...

In the days after and even the day of her sons death when she went to pick him up from day care. we heard that she had said, "oh, he must have left him in the car, hes not here." and that had a lot of peoples ears perking up. well talk about leann that harris and her involvement or potential involvement in this case. richard, first, sexting, web searches, how will some of these details, true or not, impact the case in trial? >> well, the prosecutors actually have to be pretty careful with that. ...

Who happened to have been a former police officer who was convicted of running a prostitution ring out of his squad car. so we got both sides there. >> thats big. lets talk though. more seriously, this really is about the bizarre world of a very small handle -- handful of people dominating politics. it is a long strange trip you went on here. >> thats right. this is -- these folks have in many ways replaced the parties in their ability to influence elections. not always, i should add, in the way...

Because they felt their vote was potentially being suppressed. why, then, continue with these efforts from 14 into 16? >> its hard to totally grasp the logic of overturning voting rights. it was such a fundamental in the mid-61960s. the interview was in ohio. there was a republican bill mccull en in the house, on the judiciary committee, and he pushed a lot of the civil rights bills and voting rights -- he was conservative on most issues but this was something we assumed should happen by the mid...

Not in the bag with the corporate interest, per se. does this break that alliance between big capital and the busters on the right? >> 100%. if you talk to the people in the chamber of commerce or the roundtable, they are furious with the party. they dont know what to do. there is part of them that desperately wants to try to put up other candidates against people, like a ted cruz. hes not up -- hes not going to be up anytime soon, but they desperately want to do that. but theyre so worried that...

If you talk to the people in the chamber of commerce or the roundtable, they are furious with the party. they dont know what to do. there is part of them that desperately wants to try to put up other candidates against people, like a ted cruz. hes not up -- hes not going to be up anytime soon, but they desperately want to do that. but theyre so worried that if they do, it will just have a backlash effect. so theyre trying to figure out, where do we place our bet? because this group is not helpin...

The wages are low, not to mention the req laze. and the enforcement of the regulations are not consistent. so what is a cheap shirt does have a high human cost in the end. >> how big a role does that industry play in bangladesh? or us? we buy the stuff. >> it accounts 77% of the exports, so it playing a huge role. it pumps about 20 milli$20 mill the economy. so whats happening is these companies directly involved, theyre saying, look, the solution is to pull out, but what does that do? it create...