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[applause] greg: sometimes they will put things in my pockets. [laughter] greg: all right. madison, what do you make of this? >> all about extra room, but i don't want the regulation. greg: yeah. >> capitalism works. if the planes have seats that are too small, people won't fly those airlines anymore. it will work itself out. let me say one thing, the airlines are terrible. it doesn't going to make them better even if i'm sitting in a seat that's bigger, i'm getting water dripped on my head half the time. greg: the water thing -- i notified them that there was water dripping, and they go oh ye...

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Pre-war really and after the war most of the politicians and people in power wanted to just resume the old ways i think what changed everything in britain was the fact that my generation were better educated than our parents and consequently we didn't look to our parents as men to us anyway you couldn't both my parents left school at fourteen so we looked to the american be generation to american jazz musicians to french filmmakers to german philosophers i mean it was really like the . whole generation looking around to see to find a better way of life you couldn't just carry on with the old e...

Nationals that have been apprehended right here in one particular spot. >> how? agents say they fly to qatar, ecuador, central america up to el centro. >> they know the border is heavily guarded closer to the ocean. >> she says women who marie outside their class system while men flee political persecution. >> the lowest caste are not allowed the participate fully in society. >> the smuggling fee for an indian national is $25,000. most go live with relatives until a judge can hear their claim. >> julie: india, who would have thought. >> bill: a new round of nfl protests from last night.

They'll just find other ones. they don't have any leverage. but at some point, is there -- and i'm not calling for regulation, but is the regulatory action we need? is there a moral obligation? if your company is that rich, why wouldn't you pay your employees more? >> we've let minimum wage underpace inflation for 30 years. union membership has been cut in half. uber is worth $80 billion. approaching the value of air bus. they have 12,000 employees. they have 2.5 million driver partners. people not protected by minimum wage laws, don't have health insurance and don't participate in the $80 bil...