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Living and not the dead. i don't think i want to be immortal. apparently this google guy, he was made director of engineering and it was on-line how he is brilliant and he came up with ways for the blind to read, but he is also a nutter. he has things like in 2033 virtual prostitution will be legalized. he is a bit strange. >> i can actually see that happening. >> but why 2033. >> isn't that porn? >> then it already exists. >> it really exists at my place. >> i wouldn't want to be immortal. it is like sleeping with girls like you. i don't like girls like that. i like fat chicks. >> of course y...

Anything we could have done to change the course of history? >> i think what we saw was the risk to mubarak. instead of supporting a loyal ally, who had upheld the camp david accord after vacillating three or four if i'm times in the course of a month, we threw mow mubarak over the edge. he said for years, figo, the muslim muslim brotherhood's tacking over. oh, no, said the obama administration. oh no, the google guy will emerge. he will be the new leader. people who tweet will be the new leaders. do you see them anywhere today? they are offer the stage. >> greta: now wover 20 countries with p...

>> hit romney and his newly announced running mate aren't wasting time hitting the campaign trail. just a few hours after introducing wisconsin congressman paul ryan as his vice presidential pick, the presumptive republican ticket is making its case to voters in virginia. romney introduced paul ryan this morning as, quote, an intellecta you will leader of the republican party and a person who will help lead the country to, quote, widespread and shared prosperity and then ryan told his own story and shared his ideals. >> for the last 14 years i have proudly represented wisconsin in co...

Egypt, revolution 2.0, as the google guy called it, really started in tunis, but also, one could argue, started in the streets of tehran when the young iranians went out into the streets, clamoring for the very same thing. the egyptains have won with the help of the army. i think with the way it's unfolding, that has to be reassuring to israelis, saudis, jordanians. we haven't had a military coup. i agree with dominic. it's a kind of military-guided transition. it's the regime protecting itself. it's powers, privileges, prestige and credibility with the egyptain people. we have it wait and see...