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were substantial collection that won negative collective action problems as they move into this post industrial movement those that are hollowed out to better to be disengaged there is a lot of loneliness in america with cable tv news talk shows those that our high porte - - hyper political but they think the main way the but the thought that they have is simply there incumbency most people are afraid of losing a primary but exactly that same moment we have the

fractionalized media that cause people to speak more to and from that a good chamber -- a good temper -- echo chamber that is a project is a problem to do right by the next generation. >> my boss sent a letter to president obama expressing a degree of concern to find out why they were targeted

as they were proposing to comply with for what type of process they had in mind is that was to suggest to be more forthcoming. >> sova 82010 they went to yemen to the government was intended to kill spending time live in the united states with economics here

in the united states and the minister of agriculture with many close ties the the son who became public enemy number one. and to seem very conflicted of this situation and he said to us could he possibly be right the government can target my a son without presenting evidence? because at that time we just had a leads to a the media we said it does the same rights we put together the rights essentially tarascan accords to weigh in on the scope of the government's authority we filed the suit

in the summer of 2006. >> so you lost that. >> that was an all-purpose statement. [laughter] >> so you lost that lawsuit and eventually was targeted and killed. . . .... ....

>> wednesday we are in the nation's capitol where richard reaves will examine the class divide in america. that evening, we will be on the campus of stanford university where the director will explore the potential for war between the united states and china. thursday, we are at the marines memorial theater in san francisco california where chess grand master looks at how artificial intelligence is affecting humans. and live saturday and sunday

from chicago at the printer's row lit fest featuring 2016 book award-winning and michael eric dyson and 2016 pulitzer prize winner heather ann thompson and former congressman tray ladle. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on booktv c-span2. >> book's monthly in depth program with author and journalist matt taibbi who is a contributor at "rolling stone" is the author of seven books including "the great derangement," "griftopia," and his latest book, "insane clown president: dispatches from the 2016 circus." >> host: matt taibbi, your most