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But he didnt let it stop him from challenging the former speaker of the house to a debate. perrys "psychotalk" and minority leader nancy pelosis outstanding response is coming up. and america is segregating itself by income. rich and poor neighborhoods are both increasing, which means the middle class is disappearing. well go down that road again tonight. we cant do it enough. were right back. and let me tell ya, doing laundry is classic problem solving. i mean, kids make stains, i use tide bo...

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Dissatisfaction about what they see on a larger scale. and thats when i think you start to see some issues with whos in charge. >> well, maybe those groups were to -- so youre saying its a threat to power. that, basically, that the innovation of moving towards group-based problem-solving as a teaching model is a threat to educational, institutional power? >> a lot of people in the system are trying to do good, but if they give up any of that power -- >> trying to do good or trying to do what the...

89% in a recent poll said that they dont trust government very often. and then, as tom writes about, and ill put another example on the screen, of the tone here. its so easy to just vilify the other side, as you write about, tom, in the book. slashing rhetoric and outrageous characterizations have long been part of the american national political dialogue. but modern means of communications are now so pervasive and penetrating they might as well be part of the air we breathe, and therefore they ...

Such distrust of government. 89% in a recent poll said that they dont trust government very often. and then, as tom writes about, and ill put another example on the screen, of the tone here. its so other side, as you write about, tom, in the book. slashing rhetoric and outrageous characterizations have long been part of the american national political dialogue. but modern means of communications are now so pervasive and penetrating they might as well be part of the air we breathe, and therefore ...

>> right. >> and that growth could be for the middle class in jobs, and thats what we all have to do. >> governor granholm, you have such distrust of government. 89% in a recent poll said that they dont trust government very often. and then, as tom writes about, and ill put another example on the screen, of the tone here. its so easy to just vilify the other side, as you write about, tom, in the book. slashing rhetoric and outrageous characterizations have long been part of the american national...