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Health care, immigration reform, gay rights, womens rights. if they want minorities, if they want to expand the party as they claim they do, it is not a matter of data mining and digital communication. it is a matter of their stand on the issues. and thats the problem theyve got. they have cpac over here for the most part, rand paul sort of excepted, and their governors that are nonideological in many ways. >> and in red states. >> roberts gibbs, when democratic strategists watch this cpac stuff...

Techniques was leaked and that was authored by top bush administration, justice department official, when that was leaked he the left went wild and went into meltdown and accused president bush and vice-president cheney and rumsfeld of ravaging the constitution and those interrogations, indefinite detention, warrantless wear tapping, data mining, all of which with the exception as far as we know of interrogations, the bush-- the obama administration, rather, has continued. and so now we get this...

This kind of data mining is if you create data people are going come for it. now, the first thing i ask is if the feds see that they need some information from your car and they look for the first 60 seconds and they dont find what they are looking for are they go to the next 60 seconds and the next 60 seconds. ha happens to stop them after five minutes of backup in your car saying okay, i guess we are not going to find it? why wont they continue looking backwards and backwards and backwards unt...

Closer to individual insurance, and it digitizing medical records and institute a program through data mining and all of the things with the rich databases now, and figure out which treatments are most effective and which are wasteful and which are redundant and it is a step. it wont solve the problem, but the constraint of costs is an encouraging sign, but there is some opinion that it has the do with the economy slowing down, so lets see, that i think that the jury is still out, but it takes a...

Particularly accurate. ridden with deceased permit holders, expired permits, and its-- mystifies me why they would publish that information. >> so let me get this straight. ten years ago, lived in the county and registered at the clerks office and now moved to washington d.c. so that address where i lived in that county now would be reflected on that map and theres no way for this county clerks office, even to make sure that even any, any part of this map is accurate, is that true? >> well, the ...

Particularly accurate. ridden with deceased permit holders, expired permits, and its-- mystifies me why they would publish that information. >> so let me get this straight. ten years ago, lived in the county and registered at the clerks office and now moved to washington d.c. so that address where i lived in that county now would be reflected on that map and theres no way for this county clerks office, even to make sure that even any, any part of this map is accurate, is that true? >> well, the ...

Doing our shopping these days. >>neil: they are doing it because of the crowds. this is why they doing it. the crowds are incredible. hell is paveed in a shopping mall. >>guest: i could not agree more. >>neil: this isnt close to crowded or what it is like. i am just saying the people lock at that and they say, i will do it, if my pajamas at home or at work. >>guest: well, yes, and retailers are really smart, they have wisened up, and retailers are also data mining. they are in this holiday seaso...

How doors remained important to them for all the attention their data mining and onlike techniques have used with all the ka cough fanny you get from the increased television commercials from outside groups, the person-to-person contact becomes more important. theyre doing it more efficiently. the romney folks would get a list of doors to knock on and they would go and you would spend four hours and knock on 20 doors and maybe find two people home. the obama folks had as list of two people with ...

Nothing. to in kind it. you go back and dig into the fec reports of the obama campaign, they spent millions and millions of dollars on data mining. millions and millions of dollars on this. this was their big investment while republicans were investing in 30-second ads that came out of 1996. >> thats right. and that was one of many ways that the romney campaign in retrospect looks to be penny wise, be pound foolish. related to donnys point, one thing jim messina told me in the politico playbook ...

Republican? why is it the majority of the house of representatives is still republican? you know, i think weve got more of a problem with the national party than data mining and societal breakdowns. but i could be wrong. >> we shall see. ahead this morning, chris christie makes a cameo appearance on saturday light lives "weekend update." well show you how it went.