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Put on by an organization i used to be a fellow. i remember thinking to myself google has become like the utility company for me in the days there are is a g-mail outage or google went down it would feel like a blackout and almost wrenching to my daily life. the question is sort of acts like a utility. thats a very strange thing for a private company to be. how should we think about it? the second thing, this gets to the statement we got from google the sort of adage if youre not paying for the ...

Reasoning is behind that. >> i think that would be a great question. i think thats a very good question. that comment got a whole lot of pushback just because the -- actually, just the chronological order of it. >> even besides that -- like i said the pop shot of it is part of the chronological order but i would be curious to hear about his reasoning about the economic reasoning that allow that. >> vince warren? >> i would ask newt gingrich, given his statement that he doesnt really think suprem...

The big names on sundays talkers include rick santorum and newt gingrich who seems to be everywhere and ron paul and david axelrod of president obamas re-election campaign will be out there. catherine, if you had to ask a question what would you ask of whom? >> i would rick santorum about his recent statement that the housing bust was caused by rising gas prices. >> im sorry. i shouldnt laugh. >> i know, its kind of a pot shot. >> its a laughable question. >> but if you give someone enough rope....

From it. is there this asymmetry created i think we wrap around the corporate protection and around wealthy individuals who can use use the money they made as individuals to set up these kind of sherels to do the politics for them. >> the koch brothers have been funding libertarian causes for a long time. >> forever. >> im not sure i totally agree with that. clearly, they have had -- theyve had an interest in the kado institute. >> who they are now suing, charles koch is now suing. >> yeah. ther...

Question. but i think the economy is for making the investments to make the next generation better off. and not better off by -- in terms how much a plasma tv cost but in terms are they getting a better education? can they go to college when their parents didnt go to college and do that without student loan debt and get a decent job even though they dont have a college degree? an economy to me is about the resources we use as a nation to make ourselves better off. and right now, i dont think we ...

To do retail politics in a state that big. i want to make the point if we are talking about individual citizens empowerment, this actually is a very valuable tool for that and this potentially, depending on what you do with it is a lot more useful than anybodys 200 million. go look at the george allen campaign in 2006. george allen was not taken down by negative advertising. he was taken down of somebody capturing of him saying somebody stupid on video. that happens all the time in politics. >> ...

The folks have a too rough sense of the sorts of viewers engagement. >> if it were better targeted i would not get the massive amount of bud light ads in my baseball viewing. im not a bud light fan but youre a pro, youre watching baseball. this to me is the core question. we asked google. we asked them to send someone on to you about this and they declined. they pasted it the url to their blog post to url right foot privacy which was nice of them. could google make money if it doesnt collect per...

A tv, to buy a cell phone, their quality of life and living starpeds better but the problem is they are not educated enough to do the new types of jobs. >> this is the argument people make why we are better off now. you see the cheap dvd argument. you talk about the current economy. look. poor people have dvds and they have smart phones, right? the thing that is always striking to me is the pillars of what we think is middle class security which is basically three things. education, health care ...

There are no legally binding standards, so what we uncovered on the front line is the sexual assault against men and women in these detention centers is on the rise by the guards because there are no legally binding standards for these detention centers that are privately run. >> and there are -- so thats one of many consequences to the system. so, yes, you know, getting back to the point that theres going to be tragedies if were going to have a deportation system. the core question for us is wh...

This stage. >> they can all speak for themselves. but i can tell you having served as governor successfully, the only person on this stage as well to have lived overseas four times, ive run two american embassies, including the largest and most complicated we have in the world. the united states embassy in china. i think i understand better than anyone on this stage the complex national security implications that we will face going forward with what is, we all know, the most complex and challeng...