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Holding it in would be criminal because buzzfeed are such hard-hitting journalists. yeah right, go to buzzfeed homepage. you'll find some examples of fine reporting like these selena gomez posed kind of and it's pretty hot. 12 amazingly delicious ways to eat more mango. 19 practically impossible questions for every kardashians fan. you must admire the bravery in their pursuit of truth about mango. in a tribute to buzzfeed's brilliant method of framing garbage in its stories here are seven reasons why buzzfeed should not have run the dossier. number one, none of that was verified because that c...

In this election in ways we have not seen in a long time. the stunning absence of any policy discussions, maybe on immigration and trade a little, the trivialization, the obliteration of the line between news and entertainment, the abetting of donald trump. now there has been fine reporting, but until we have a media which illuminates and it's not left/right. it's about public interest and what is in people's communities, what's on people's minds. we're destined to have a kind of demagogry which afflicts our political system. >> j.d., i'm going to give you the last word because it does seem to...

It's the opposite. the fact that america is a magnet and remains a magnet to people all over the world is a great sign of continuing american greatness. imagine if we were exporting human capital instead of importing. that requires people in positions of intellectual and political leadership in the party to say to their base, immigrants ought to be on our side, and by the way, that's how you win the voters four or eight years down the road. >> it also requires a media. there has been media malpractice in this election in ways we have not seen in a long time. the stunning absence of any policy ...

Turned around because when the president says we're in economic recovery, the vice president says we're in a recovery, no one believes it because it doesn't feel that way. >> it worked before. the question is will it work again. >> without mitt romney as the bogeyman. now it makes sense that senator harry reid brings that up on the floor for noç reason. >> unfortunately for harry reid, half the country doesn't know who the koch brothers are. half the people think they are the brothers who invented that soda everyone loves. as it turns out there was an interesting interview yesterday on one...

To have to probably in consultation with everybody who has a stake in this, review what we do next. >> so i turn once more to colonel michael kay and christine dennison here in new york. and then also live in seattle right now, oceanographer, curt ebbsmeyer, a pioneer in flotsometrics. at what point can we no longer extrapolate, even if we find one piece of debris, where that came from and ultimately end up at an airplane? >> that's a good question, ashleigh. i saw your -- i saw the fine reporting of the people on the boat. and the winds actually will help us. the winds actually push debris in...