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Kinds of jobs the people who are reviewing the shows have. >> so the more they could refine that, the more the advertisers wanted young, professional, wealthy people. >> in 1970, cbs begins what is both affectionately and drogtively known as the rural purge. >> they canceled all those shows that had huge ratings on cbs. >> and norman lear arrived to take their place with realistic shows about working-class people in the big city. >> your father lost his job today. >> oh, there goes the old ball game. >> "all in the family" was able to deal with some stuff that was going on in contemporary soci...

North what they thought the people in the south were. >> they all had pretty high ratings, and cbs became known as the country broadcasting system. >> but in the late '60s ratings and demographic tools improved significantly. networks are able to see the ages, the education level, what kinds of jobs the people who are reviewing the shows have. >> so the more they could refine that the more the advertisers wanted young professional wealthy people. >> in 1970 cbs begins what is both affectionately and derogatively known as the rural purge. >> they canceled all those shows that had huge ratings o...

New. she was saying that affectionately. she said, listen, we have players who have been here before, and then we've got some players who are first-timers, which sets them up perfectly. that means they first timers are now ready to paris already. they did say they have a gold medal. we also had a chance to see u.s. volleyball, the first time ever team usa women's volleyball actually claimed the gold. i can't tell you how exciting it was to see them do it. they did it against brazil, straight sets. it really didn't look like brazil ever had a chance. i had a chance to talked to a couple players...

Here's a preview. >> in 1970, cbs begins what is both affectionately and derogatively known as the rural purge. they canceled all those shows that had huge ratings on cbs. and norman lear arrived to take their place with realistic shows about working class people and the big city. >> oh, there goes the old -- >> all in the family was able to deal with some stuff that was going on in contemporary society through the lens of comedy. >> when the going gets tough that's when the tough get going, and that's me. tough, right? so what's the problem? >> so what are you going to do, daddy? >> well, tha...

"washington post," and mike murphy, republican strategist, co-director of the center for the political future at the university of southern california and co-host of the podcast "hacks on tap," said affectionately with david axelrod. eugene, yesterday he had already picked something of a fight with macron of france. today this happened. where do you rank this trip on overseas trips by this president thus far? >> not his favorite. he keeps trying to regain the magic. remember that first trip to saudi arabia where he touched the magical orb? >> the glowing orb. who could forget the dance of the ...