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Prevail." who won, who lost with mcconnell, mitch mcconnell rebuking elizabeth warren? who won nthat fight? >> mcconnell, keeping the vote going for session tonight. elizabeth warren wins because her e-mail list is bigger, her fund-raising has more money in her account. >> who was right? who was right? >> elizabeth warren. >> okay. tell me why. >> absolutely, elizabeth warren wins and the country wins because her -- just the appearance of the way he spoke to her and what he said and then you tur...

Reading minds, telekinesis, moving things with the mind, these are things that are going to be done tomorrow, not today. >> it seems as if the human experience is totally lost to then this technology that takes over control. so what is our fail safe as we continue to explore and continue to learn? is there a fail safe to protect us from our own advances? >> when you watch movies such as "irobot," you think robots are going to put us in zoos and throw peanuts at us. >> right. >> what were beginni...

Looks exactly alike. >> we get that a lot. >> the fun thing i say the media can quote me, but they cant quote me. >> where are you on the buzz feed though? >> i dont know. >> you said romney wanted the booze and he admitted that afterwards by saying he expected them. you understand wanting and expecting are two different things? >> you dont think he wanted? >> i think he knew he was going to get them, but thats different. he may have wanted them, but cant say he admitted them and wanted them. >>...

She says she believes it was a, quote, calculated boo. and there is mark thompson who accused him for using a term that was used throughout the world. >> he singled out one african-american who came with the 20 in his entourage as an african-american that was in his kitchen cabinet in massachusetts. and he promised he would remain in his kitchen cabinet if he was in the white house. to talk about being in the kitchen and not talk about an african-american actually being in your cabinet is not a ...

The test was 83% accurate in predicting concealed knowledge. it wasnt perfect and you have to have a base of information to know what questions to ask, but the big idea here is that this could be a big step beyond lie detectors, could be a move forward in this realm of reading minds. if you want to read more about this, ive taken the study itself and a write-up from time.com. what you can do is learn more about the science and how this works. if you want to know the real science, they are called...