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Than raisin bran? and losing the american dream. one of the last days in the life of a small business, closing its doors. >> i worry about, as all people do right now, how we're going to make it to the next month. how will we make it? but we will survive, like everybody else. >> you are online right now, and we are, too. ines ferre is following what's hot. ines? >> tony, if you follow "jersey shore," you may be following this. of ronnie arrested for not paying his parking ticket. and this one is from mashable.com. of if you see this little button, the dislike button on facebook, they're saying...

Which we then share and the internet, in general, in chile and hawaii, has been playing a huge role throughout the day today. in fact, coming up, i'll have a warning for you about some scammers. i want to show you some powerful pictures that have been sent all over the place online today. let's zoom in here. the first thing i'll show you is a website called mashable.com which we link to. they have pulled together some of the best twit picks, people inside chile, posting photos on twitter and then they have pulled out this list. and when you go to the main page of mashable.com, you see that now...

The president has been popping up companies and industries. mashable.com notes that everywhere you look, there is the speed to bump. check it out. "the new york times" added a record 276,000 new digital supervisors subscribers in the last quarter. saturday night live had their highest rated show in six years, february 11th. it's not just media getting a boost. activism is up since inauguration day. there have been more than two dozen demonstrations around the country, some of them anti-trum anti-trump. what else? the stock market is up. the dow and nasdaq are in record highs. even tourism in s...

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And you can see these republican politicians, all over the country, having to adjust to the fact that this isn't a satire. this isn't some cruel joke. they really are, as conservative politicians, expected now to be against an american p.o.w. and against the deal that brought him home. you can see them adjust from their natural reaction of being happy that we got our p.o.w. home to this conservative imperative now that they are supposed to treat that as bad news. that uncomfortable adjustment, as they move from a normal reaction to what they're told is supposed to be their political reaction, ...