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Seeing three laptops. today, the number is the same. nor do you see folks with smartphones. and so, you know, twitter, again, for all of its benefits, it is -- youll find twitter trends echoed as news in a kind of multiplier effect. and so in any case, theres essentially folks who are left out of the conversation, and as you talk about, broadening the circle from an economic point of view and from a political point of view, and also, i think, its needed from a narrative point of view. >> i could...

Country, and youre going to have all sorts of salaries, and the multiplier effect for manufacturing is larger than any other sector of the economy. the other thing is that the manufacturers pay a lot more. theyre about a $20,000 difference between a manufacturing job in america and all the other jobs out there. so what were talking about here is really reenergizing made in america, bringing the, bringing the opportunities for those who create products, and theres still a lot of innovation going ...

35% to 17%. we eliminate the deductions and credits and all the other things so everybody pays taxes as opposed to just small businesses paying the high rate. so we focus the tax reduction in an area that has the greatest multiplier effect for the economy and thats manufacturing and getting people who have lower skills and semi skills to rise in the economy because theyre getting these good blue-collar jobs. >> thank you. >> thanks, mika. >> thanks, joe, good to be with you. >> yep. coming up,...

now we know that hamza alkhalee is dead. pictures of his body are disturbing. his family received his remains. it appeared the 13-year-old had been tortured. he was mutilated. many of the pictures weve received are too graphic to broadcast. cnn made repeated attempts to reach for comment without success. hamzas murder brought syrians into the streets. even children have joined the protests. well have more on dramatic developments in syria and the strongest words yet from washington in ...

Orson welles "war fof the world was the event. the mass media and the information age magnifying that can make an individual larger than life. can give him instant credibility and, again, as weve seen from whats just been released, enables someone to mold his message. can scale fear across continents, and at the same time can recruit followers who witness that fear and are impressed by its power. >> what youreç talking about an individual rather than an army, but an individual who has mass eff...

The gulf oil had a tremendous impact on that wildlife. we have had 150 marine mammals that have been discovered dead, 600 sea turtles, thousands of sea birds and of course what we have to remember is that the multiplier effect is higher, for every bird we find, there can be up to eight that we didnt find. it has had a tremendous effect in the gulf. it will continue to do so if indication of other oil spills around the world gives us an idea of the impacts of this disaster will be long-term. >> w...

Continuing resolution that the president will be signing this afternoon, the rest of this budget year, not to confuse it with the ryan budget. the white house, you democrats all signed on to this. and when you talk about it, ive been told by people in the health field, you know, federal office holders, that the cdc in atlanta got totally whacked in that cr. that were not going to have all sorts of protections for people on health issues because the centers for disease control were, you know, put...

Combination of -- the thing that really struck me, peter, ill tell you, on this campus they use the energy that makes the most sense for the demand so for the buildings, geo thermal. for the buses, in natural gas. at the bus stops, solar for the lighting. whatever the situation, they tailor the energy source to the particular demand that is required. whether its heating or air conditioning or transportation or whatever it is. how many jobs are on the table if we can get this right? >> oh, id say...

The agents of that change. reforming the judicial system from within. serving on the u.s. court of appeals for the seventh circuit and led judicial training and appellate advocacy issues around the world for judges in kenya and in liberia among other countries. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> why is it so important for american judges to reach out to women judges around the world and advocate for increasing power for women? what goes sort of the multiplier effect...

Up. whether youre the 14 senators in wisconsin or whether youre senators in ohio that stood up for workers or people here in washington, d.c., theyre connecting and sayg we wont allow this power grab to go on. well stand with workers. so the edge is cleaner now. everybody knows youre either with workers or youre with corporate america and its pretty clear which party is with which right now. >> i feel like the democratic party doesnt have anything more potent in its political quiver than economi...