people that are there in the end. that is value, that is worth. terry, do you still play the lottery? oh, heck, yeah. i thought i won last night. i thought this is it. i thought wouldn t it be a great story to come on anderson cooper and say i just won again? rick, do you still play? absolutely. interesting. intool. absolutely. guys i appreciate the conversation, you have a great perspective on this, and rick, thank you very much. thank you, anderson. up next, good news about a man who fell on the subway track as a train was heading their way.
Dangerous threat to core liberties. also there is no evidence that it plays an important role in stopping terrorist attacks. jeff, again, as glenn said coming on the heels of the court ruling being unconstitutional, what do you make of it? well, i think i find myself in uncharacteristic agreement with glenn, by and large, although there is an important aspect that i just don t really understand. what they suggest is moving the meta data away from the nsa to the private sector. now, do we trust the private sector so much in this country that this data, which everyone is so worried about, is so concerned about, it s better to have it under the control of amazon or google or whoever it turns out to be, rather than the united states government? glenn, what do you think about that? my understanding is they would have to go to a judge every time they want to access that data? right, it is a fair point, except two things.
I think rick nailed it right on the head when he said you re given the opportunity and the gift of choice. whenever you win that or if you win a jackpot, mega millions, it doesn t matter. you re given a choice, make it a blessing or a curse. no, i was just thinking about it, terry, i can t imagine at 18 being in high school and getting the 3. or $7.5 million or however much it was exactly. did people suddenly try to take advantage of you and treat you differently? i.. not at first. i come from a small town, everybody knew me, i knew everybody. no, they didn t, they treated me just the way they always have. so i was very blessed for that opportunity. once i got out of town and started to go to college and so forth, yeah, that did happen. but whenever you receive something like that, you go through a process, just like grieving. there are three steps to grieve, the denial, the shock, and finally acceptance.
Disparity. we talk about it all the time. i m the one screaming at the top of my lungs saying there is a disparity in the criminal justice system. well, it is an unjust system. it is unjust when you put it side by side with the other kid. but does that mean we re going to go back and put the kid in the train track, and if you say who cares, i understand that, then give him the death penalty. let us know what you think, follow me on twitter, tweet us using hash tag ac 360. and the diplomat s wounded dignity, does her detention and strip search expose a double standard? they re freaking out over it in the embassy, the question is would we be freaking out, too, if another country did that to an american envoy. and also, a hand-picked white house panel says they have not prevented all the nsa
well, it is an unjust sentence then. it is unjust when you put it side by side with the other kid. but does that mean we re going to go back and throw this kid under the train strak? and if you say who cares, i understand that, then give him the death penalty. let us know what you think, follow me on twitter, tweet us using #ac360. and the diplomat s wounded dignity, does her detention and strip search expose a double standard? they re freaking out over it in the embassy, the question is would we be freaking out, too, if another country did that to an american envoy? and also, a hand-picked white house panel says they have not prevented all the nsa collection of megadata has not prevented any terrorist attacks and needs to be reined in. zçjzmó