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Politicians saw what hillary was doing and saying thats terrible and privately said get me one. >> exactly. because it is this question of control, right? i mean, you wonder whos ultimately whos holding the repository and its very easy. again, they said it was very convenience. she didnt want to hold two devices. it is so easy to write something you come to later regret with the convenience of the device. last week i did the thing where i broke the cardinal rule. i sent an e-mail while still ang...

First page we got a result claiming to expose the unexploded bombshell that obama is actually from kenya. if google were to incorporate truthfulness into results, that finding would probably fall back many pages in the results. the same would happen with the site that pushed popular but false information about things like vaccines. google relies on a project theyre developing called the knowledge vault which scours the web for consensus over what is true and what isnt. when anti-vaccors and clim...

"washington post." chris, what do you think of this idea? >> i think its amazing that actually engineers are getting this far, that its in the realm of possibility to do what theyre doing, to actually analyze billions of facts and put them in a repository and search the web and figure out whether websites reflect those facts or get them wrong. >> i feel like were in pretty deep philosophical ground here. do we trust an algorithm to determine truth in abstract sense? >> its tricky. we should emph...

>> i feel like were in pretty deep philosophical ground here. do we trust an algorithm to determine truth in abstract sense? >> its tricky. we should emphasize that the kinds of facts that they have in their repository are what we would, i think we would think of as simple facts. barack obamas nationality, he was born in the united states. thats a very simple fact. its not -- theres a scientific consensus although theres remaining uncertainty, global warming is caused by humans. its not nuanced ...

Release those records. hillary has said shell do the same thing. all this -- there is no evidence -- >> she had a -- >> well, you think -- well, eric, excuse me for one second. youre saying might have might have, might have. >> no. she definitely broke the policy. >> do you think that people werent e-mailing her in those four years and didnt know she had a private e-mail address? >> of course they were. it was against the rules -- rñ there in lies the problem. when hillary clintons aides are th...

Release those records. hillary has said shell do the same thing. all this -- there is no evidence -- >> she had a -- >> well, you think -- well, eric, excuse me for one second. youre saying might have might have, might have. >> no. she definitely broke the policy. >> do you think that people werent e-mailing her in those four years and didnt know she had a private e-mail address? >> of course they were. it was against the rules -- rñ there in lies the problem. when hillary clintons aides are th...

>> since its inception there has been a lot of hoopla surrounding the repository, theyre breeding genius kids, did it work. how have you dealt with that over the years? >> well, we fess up to it. we got genius kids. were going to take over the world. all 200-something of us, yes, indeed. we make light of it, really. >> it all has to do with what you give to your family, how you go through your struggles and your times together. the good times and the bad times. >> you were derived from this repu...

Oh, my goodness. academically accomplished and vocally talented growing up, she found a successful career singing opera. ♪ but she wasnt the only ram child to succeed. ecstatic about her birth, the rams went back to the repository in hopes of using more of donor clears sperm for a second child. but they hit a snag. >> so how many children could each of these donors have? >> they could sire ten children. we were so happy with clear, and our daughter, we were ready to have our second child. clea...

And he said, its fine, because publicity is good for us. and it was. because that phone never stopped ringing. we never had enough sperm. >> as far as sperm banks went, why was the repository so unique? >> because we screened the donor. because we cared about the genetic material that the recipient would receive. we cared about the child, you know. >> look, what robert graham tried to do 30 years ago was hugely controversial, but its undeniable that he was a pioneer and that he was the first per...

Here in new york city. >> before finding the repository, adrian and david tried for years to conceive naturally, with no success. >> at what point did you realize there was something wrong? >> we visited the doctors. she turned out to be exceptionally fertile. and i was exceptionally infertile. >> adrian wanted the experience of birth. so adoption was out of the question. after hearing about the repository on tv, they decided to check it out. >> so what did you actually read about the repository...