professor neil richards do they have any legal grounding to do that at all i think to say that no one has a right to privacy when they use a mobile so no one has a right to privacy when the use the internet. every us family is being recorded not just for emails but in everything it does from poking tickets to choice of dog food that's harvesting of dates is being aided and abetted by your local network provider see even wired up its circuit direct to the national security agency to take joint sold themselves as anti establishment in nineteen eighty-four uppal was this freedom fighter slaying big brother but in twenty thirteen big brothers no i pulled in the sort of. subsequent rich mogul is the only one doing this company's you know basically let's take a step back there are the policies by the companies that basically say you have no privacy an example of that would be facebook they can sell your data monitor your data they change your policies all the time and they've made those changes with very little or no notification to the users even china hasn't had the ability to monitor the

claims people on this so have no right to privacy you know professor neil richards do they have any legal grounding to do that at all i think to say that no one has a right to privacy when they use a mobile phone or that no one has a right to privacy when they use the internet is utter nonsense every u.s. family is being recorded not just for e-mails but to everything it goes from poking to kiss to choice of dog food that harvesting of dates is being aided and abetted by your local network provider. even would up at circuit direct to the national security agency or take john sold themselves as anti establishment in nineteen eighty-four was this freedom fighter playing big brother with him twenty thirty big brothers no. sort of like. subsequently this rich mogul is the only one doing this companies you know basically and let's take a step back there are the policies by the companies that basically say you have no privacy an example of that would be facebook they can sell your data monitor your data they change your policies all the time and they've made those chain. it is with very little

neil: richard, you think they are out to lunch? >> i do, your guests are out to lunch, not the president. neil: not the president. >> it is wise, people talk about the sequester about republican congress, talk about president they forget third parties, us, people are worried what is going to happen, it is wise, if states think they are chat call damage, president should talk to them, and be like, if you don't -- >> he doesn't do that, enough with the other side, he guess over their heads and you know, talks about all of these dangers he knew were coming now suddenly they are a big issue? >> they are digging their heels in. neil: who? >> congress. neil: to resist spending more money, and president is not if reresists cutting it. >> they are also digging in heels with taxes, they refuse any reasonable tax increase. >> it january not happen? they. >> they just raised taxes. >> that is one element. but, -- >> president has done nothing wrong. >> he has not done -- no, no, not that he as not done anything wrong. he really has to go to th

welcome back to the politics panel joining me tonight are pete hegseth richard follower and neil mccabe and let's get back to what the washington at washington d.c. here played over the over this last weekend host of the biggest climate change protest rally whatever you want to call it in the history the united states thirty five thousand people showed up meanwhile in kansas they want to write denial of climate change into the textbooks make this a policy and a rule most americans get of the climate change is real climate change. the problem is that we are polluting our planet at neil you're pulling your paper out of so so deal do we really want our guy cheers to pseudo science to our kids. if you'll allow me to quote from the seventeen line bill i'll just read the middle ten provide information to students of scientific evidence which both supports and counter scientific theory or hypothesis there is those and this is the counter students and developing critical thinking skills to evaluate scientific theories and hypothesis the legislature recognizes that the teaching of certain scient

underneath richard cordray i'm going to nominate neil bar ox vs confident y. he was inspector general for tarp, and he's got no love lost for these banks that are doing out of control risk with our money. you want to get rid of court ray, that problem. you want to get rid of barovsky? i'll put in dennis kucinich. that's how you do a strong state of the union. president obama will enter tonight, shake a lot of hands my guess is his speech will not be quite as forceful as the one i gave, but lets do analysis on that. let me bring in two great current folks here. michael shure is the host of the war room and david shuster is in washington d.c., covering the speech tonight. welcome to both of you. >> good to be here. cenk: david, is there anything that i just said there that needs further expansion as to what is going to be the emphasis or anything knew in this speech tonight that we're going to hear? >> no, i think the key is you're going to hear a lot more about the economy than the white house was thinking. the white house felt they lost the message during the

. >> neil: there you have a kin dread soul in richard simmons, who says we should bring back p.e. >>t outfits. love the spandex. >> you don't want to know about it. i could make your hair curl right now telling you some richard stories but i won't do that. so, you're saying the mayor is within his bounds. he has this council that mikes -- he appointed them so they vote yea on it and, and it becomes the law of the land. i say, it would kill to us have a debate about it? you're saying at it for our open good. >> he has other great measures, like getting rid of traps fats in foods in restaurants, making chain restaurants in new york restaurants put the calorie count on the food. >> the calorie counts are wrong. >> it appears. i understand that when it comes to the preparation of food. however, you're also adding hundreds of cal rid that people don't realize from the sugary drinks. >> neil: what your biggest indiligence food-wise? >> i love chocolate. >> what if the governor said you can't have more than a small peace a month. >> well -- >> neil: now you're getting -- see, just like me.

in closing -- [ applause ] >> neil: remember the media field day when their favorite nemesis of all time, richard nixon supposedly imploding his career after losing then to become california governor, only two short years after losing the presidency. >> just think how much you are going to be missing. you don't have nixon to kick around anymore. >> neil: but they did. i can remember when they laughed at that wimp george bush, especially though he was a war hero. when they rid ronald reagan of the clueless actor, though his political astutement was no act. the media did the same in its day to abraham lincoln who couldn't measure up to the rhymes but led the jaw-dropping team of the rival. the media had a field goal with grover cleveland and charges he fathered illegitimate child. the kind of stuff that you think would ruin a career. but not his, not then. and journalists that deny the cold-hard fact. those who jade today have a habit of coming back to ruin yours. bill clinton did his. >> the press jumped on you good. made a series of jokes you know the next night. >> the truth is i did it on purpo

in closing -- [ applause ] >> neil: remember the media field day when their favorite nemesis of all time, richard nixon supposedly imploding his career after losing then to become california governor, only two short years after losing the presidency. >> just think how much you are going to be missing. you don't have nixon to kick around anymore. >> neil: but they did. i can remember when they laughed at that wimp george bush, especially though he was a war hero. when they rid ronald reagan of the clueless actor, thoug