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Stunning part for me is it was shot in new orleans and there are moments in the film that are blocks from my house, there are extras in the film who i know from town, and so you don't have that sense that it ended, in part because it's happening -- like, it's literally happening blocks from my house. and it made me -- i walked out and in fact, my husband who had seen it said, you know, there was a point at which he had been arrested for parking tickets and was put in a cell for three days and sort of forgotten along with three other men and he had felt that same sense of, at any point, who you...

People aren't brand loyal anyone, and anything you can do to tamper with it. and gmos is one of those areas where people might be, well, it's very easy to lose it. >> the fact is that the food industry has not been very happy with scarecrow and with chipotle and has said that the video goes overboard and it's, in fact, not true of how your pink slime is produced. >> well, for one, it is an animated video, there were a lot of crows and scarecrows. so it's not meant to be literal literally interpretive. but it's the part of our marketing to try to get people to think about where their food comes...

An important factor when we're living in total despair and disgusting conditions. >> and as we go out, i want to come back on this, because this is in part a fundamental question about what government is for. when you say that, when you say, i'm sick of government and it's because of the lack of protection. but i want to remind people that part of how we ended up with this sanity versus suicide caucus is because the club for growth and other conservative organizations actually urged senators to vote no on hurricane sandy, on the relief bill for hurricane sandy, hr-1, which is scheduled for con...

Repercussions that republicans could face in 2014 and 2016 for acting like they do not care about people and denying the very causes of the crisis that affect them. with me at the table this morning are kathy zito, a staten island resident who is still rebuilding after hurricane sandy. david rowdy, a foreign affairs columnist for reuters who wrote last year about the inequality hurricane sandy exposed. eric, author of "heat wave," and james perry, executive director of the greater new orleans fair housing action center, who advised members to their response of sandy, and in the interest of the...

Because in part they are this big publicly traded fast food place who says they get a portion of their food locally and organically grown. is that enough? >> it's interesting. i'm not sure, because we're in this age of diminished brand loyalty. where all of these brands, whether it's restaurants or store brands are fighting against a public that no longer has the brand loyalty sort of conditioning. people don't grow up loyal to one specific brand and only buy it. so these companies are sort of creating cultural identification as a substitute. and when you're talking about that, it was remindin...