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Bbc tells the truth and they dont trust media because they think theyve got some sort of bias either left or right. thats a real problem. >> its not just the british accent. >> you speak british when you have a college degree people think youre smart. >> does that reflect a deep seated unease and distrust with those of us in the news business? >> its deep. theres a cynicism and anger and distrust. american people are asking for a simple concept. the truth. >> people might define truth differentl...

Bbc tells the truth and they dont trust media because they think theyve got some sort of bias either left or right. thats a real problem. >> its not just the british accent. >> you speak british when you have a college degree people think youre smart. >> does that reflect a deep seated unease and distrust with those of us in the news business? >> its deep. theres a cynicism and anger and distrust. american people are asking for a simple concept. the truth. >> people might define truth differentl...

consequences if the panel failed to decrease the debit. hes one of most popular bloggers in cyber-space. can he still call himself a conservative? our conversation with andrew sullivan. >> especially during the iraq war to have made such a massive blunder and be forced to hold myself to account for it and have my readers do so and stick with me, that was a very maturing experience. >> plus, the "huffington post" expands to canada. so whats up with the canadian woman whos running it, ...

>> the odds of you standing there with the big check are just north of zero. so, why do we buy a ticket? >> are you ready. >> scott hotel is part of duke universitys neuroeconomics team, exploring among other things why smart people make foolish decisions with their money. >> people dont buy a lottery ticket just because they have a chance of winning. they will buy a ticket because over the next couple days it allows them to fantasize what they would do if they won the lottery. in a se...

Exactly right. the use of crosshairs. the use of second amendment solutions and remedies. this is something that says if we dont get what we want through the electoral and political process, we will do our own thing by shooting people. >> im in for that. im in nevada now. engel was the one that talked about if you dont like the way congress sing behaving we have our second amendment solution. gun play. go ahead. >> i was going to say this is a way elected leaders, politicians, republicans mainly...

A great friendship you draw. those childhood attributes still shine through and the player he has today. is really a striking ability to bring people together make it is a bit an obvious choice as has a captain. with deep seated values born of hard earned experience. it is us lot more its important that he is not to forget all the things that have happened and to learn from them to live through it just as i always like going back home when you see my relatives there while you reflect on the good...

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Is economic austerity, meaning cutting spending aggressively before the underlying economy really comes back. what do they have to show for it for the previous two quarters? growth rates that are just about zero. they grew, as they put it, not 0. % in the quarter. 1yu69 about a zero broeth rate in the second quarter. now, were doing a similar kind of experiment here talking about aggressive cutting as if that would help boost growth. of course, it goes exactly in the other direction. now, im not...

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