skeptic and i might be have a skeptic too because i've been talking about this topic for fifty years. james fox is a filmmaker and the host of chasing u.f.o.'s done national geographic his most recent you have zero documentary is called i know what i saw sixty five years after it happened roswell new mexico is back in the news an ex air force official recently came forward saying there were two crashes and not one what does this mean mike what is it james what does it mean well it's a story that wouldn't go away just because i think there's so much evidence and it's not anyone. particular witness or piece of evidence but there are so many people from so many different walks of life so many different ranks in the military who keep coming forward and saying whatever it was that crashed was not of this earth and no this is this going to bring to used to debunk this right he did it debunk this stuff for the air force and part of project blue book so why was he suddenly come around maybe his conscious got the better of and it's interesting actually because people must keep in mind that th

the skeptics society and a college professor as well and if you haven't guessed he is our resident skeptic and i might be have a skeptic too because i've been talking about this topic for fifty years. james fox is a filmmaker and the host of chasing u.f.o.'s done national geographic his most recent you have zero documentary is called i know what i saw sixty five years after it happened roswell new mexico is back in the news an x. air force official recently came forward saying there were two crashes and not one what does this mean mike what is it james what does it mean well it's a story that wouldn't go away just because i think there's so much evidence and it's not any one particular witness or piece of evidence but there are so many people from so many different walks of life so many different ranks in. the military who keep coming forward and saying whatever it was that crashed was not of this earth and now this is this going to bring to used to debunk this right he did you debunk this stuff for the air force and part of project blue book so why was he suddenly come around maybe his co

you are right about the skepticism. i should tell you on the israeli side, there is profound skepticism. there was a decision taken by the government yesterday to release more than 100 palestinian prisoners, him of whom had been convicted of large-scale acts of terrorism, the murder of many israelis. netanyahu push that through his rather reluctant cabinet. he said, i support the partnership towards the palestinian state as long as it is on terms that do not threaten the existence of israel, but there is a sense that his predecessor really offered palestinians everything they said they were seeking and he cannot get a deal. there is not a great deal of optimism on the israeli side, but some appreciation that they are back at the table. >> let's talk a little bit more about the prime minister's decision to release these prisoners. for the palestinian point of view, they say this is something that has been agreed on many years ago in a previous agreement, and now he is carrying this out many years later. how do you respon

. >> there is no shortage of passionate skeptics. but with capable and respective negotiators, with their efforts, expertise, and commitment, i am convinced we can get there. >> the two sides hope for a final agreement in nine months. israel says it is principally concerned with security. >> we are hopeful but we can not be naive. we all need for our people to do everything that we can for security and for the hope of peace for future generations. >> the toughest hurdles are jewish settlements in the status of east jerusalem. >> no one benefits of more from the success. i am delighted that all issues are on the table without any exceptions. >> the negotiations are beginning in earnest. >> we are joined on the line from tonya kramer. do people feel that there is a real chance for peace this time around? >> there is a lot of skepticism and mixed feelings. it is a sense of deja vu that we have seen talks coming and going in the past year. this is what you usually hear when you talk to them out. they want to talk to the other side but th

. >> there is no shortage of passionate skeptics. but with capable and respective negotiators, with their efforts, expertise, and commitment, i am convinced we can get there. >> the two sides hope for a final agreement in nine months. israel says it is principally concerned with security. >> we are hopeful but we can not be naive. we all need for our people to do everything that we can for security and for the hope of peace for future generations. >> the toughest hurdles are jewish settlements in the status of east jerusalem. >> no one benefits of more from the success. i am delighted that all issues are on the table without any exceptions. >> the negotiations are beginning in earnest. >> we are joined on the line from tonya kramer. do people feel that there is a real chance for peace this time around? >> there is a lot of skepticism and mixed feelings. it is a sense of deja vu that we have seen talks coming and going in the past year. this is what you usually hear when you talk to them out. they want to talk to the other side but th

senator, i want to start out with the skeptic's case and persuade me i shouldn't be skeptical. >> i'mrised. >> here's the skeptics case. forget republicans, just think about a game theory perspective. the horse trading of trying to come up with a new definition of which parts of the country are going to be selected to face this sort of heightened scrutiny while other parts aren't. how do you cobble together an electoral majority that actually crafts that in a way that could get enough votes when you don't have the remarkable conditions of 1965 when the first formula was put into place. >> i would say we coddled together that coalition for the immigration bill in the united states senate. and a lot of that is because the people wanted to see a change. you had today a republican congressman from wisconsin and a civil rights leader john lewis, congressman as well sitting together saying, we have to reauthorize this act. what the supreme court has done is left the door open. what they've said is, can you come back and get some data together that shows there's still problems. i think, chri

euro skepticism is not limited to croatia.the new parliament terrines are joining -- parliamentarians are joining a club. >> on st. mark's square in zagreb, croatia seems to be at home in the european union. that goes for the musicians in front of the parliament building , for croatian cuisine, and the architecture of the capital. but for 12 croatians, the eu is really moving into focus. a member of the social democratic party will represent croatia and the european parliament for a year. >> i fulfilled my political dream, to see my country member of european union. in the meantime, i became political realist and know that within the european union, nations and individuals and families must fight. >> the croatian parliament is marking statehood day. it is also celebrating eu accession. no other country had to negotiate as long and as hard. as the guests of honor know, the criteria for admission are growing ever stricter. >> you have to have some pressure to be better. >> his next appointment is in downtown zagreb, just below t

euro skepticism is not limited to croatia.the new parliament terrines are joining -- parliamentarians are joining a club. >> on st. mark's square in zagreb, croatia seems to be at home in the european union. that goes for the musicians in front of the parliament building , for croatian cuisine, and the architecture of the capital. but for 12 croatians, the eu is really moving into focus. a member of the social democratic party will represent croatia and the european parliament for a year. >> i fulfilled my political dream, to see my country member of european union. in the meantime, i became political realist and know that within the european union, nations and individuals and families must fight. >> the croatian parliament is marking statehood day. it is also celebrating eu accession. no other country had to negotiate as long and as hard. as the guests of honor know, the criteria for admission are growing ever stricter. >> you have to have some pressure to be better. >> his next appointment is in downtown zagreb, just below t

so in the absence of a service upgrade is a skeptic issue that was referred to in the previous hearing. the second problem although this application has been in the pipeline for 3 years until residents brought it to their attention both at&t and the city planning department overlooked that was identified as prone to flooding or was prone to flooding. so it appears prior to the june meeting at&t also waved it's magic one day over the department of public works. one day before the planning commission hearing stated this block is no longer prone to flooding. now should we ask the grand jury to look to d b w. why is potential flooding at this location an issue. contrary to at&t would have you believe while it's important to say this has batteries it is highly unusual to place those batteries in a known flood area. this is because the equipment at&t seeks to include has a lady and acid problems. according to our sequa appeal, in fact, con tooedz seeds this issue on page 5. the release of electric light sewage is likely. this is precisely the threshold for sequa review we've repeatedly sited

i am skeptic. i don't think it will kill jobs but potentially change the jobs that are offered i don't see it kililling jobs. >> it not for the peopleho are already working there and not cutting current employees, but new hires are more reluctant to hire people full- time because of the health care law. >> the majority of the job growth came from sma businesses. the reason why president obama is the first president to be there in a recovery where incomes have fallen and labor participation rate has fallen, he is pushing the health care man date on to people. he extended the man date because it doesn't work. it is raising costs and when costs go up, businesses hire less. >> john, you have unemployment that ihigh as ours is. particularlyinorit youth who are facing a 40 percent unemployment rate right now and in is a targeted group and group th is hurt the most by the health care law, right? >> it is not even debatable. it is a job killer. labor is a cost and businesses hireworkers because they feel t

. >> a plan to deal with failing banks but there is already skepticism, especially from germany. >> thousands left homeless in china by the worst flooding in decades. >> thanks for joining us. the top members of the egyptian muslim brotherhood could be facing prison terms. they have assured 10 arrest warrant on charges of inciting violence. >> these are linked to clashes outside of the republican guard headquarters in which more than 50 other hood supporters were killed. this comes as the newly appointed interim prime minister struggles to form a coalition government. >> the muslim brotherhood has refused to participate in the political process and continues to say the ousted president mohamed morsi be reinstated. >> the string of arrest of muslim brotherhood leaders has stoked the supporters of muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi who remain camped out in cairo. >> even if the authorities arrest all of the group members, we will sacrifice ourselves and continue our protest because we have a clear case and we will defend it peacefully. we have the legitimacy. we will never accept the mi

people are to say skeptical. many are cynical. you see very cautious reaction. not many reactions. it's the weekend here. people will try to understand who made the most concessions although we have to be careful not all the exact details of this agreement are known, are still being form liesed but there are reports now in the media that israel would not move on the issue of the borders or on the settlement and this would be very hard to sell to the palestinians. it shows just how difficult the whole process is going to be. >> we'll see what comes up next week. to egypt now where at least three women were reported killed between clashers and supporters of morsi. arrival protests were held in cities across egypt on friday. in the capital, cairo, tens of thousands demanded he be reinstated. meanwhile, anti-demonstrated gathered to show their support for the military backed interim administration and to press for fresh elections. russian opposition activist is back in moscow. hundreds of his supporters were on hand to greet him in the capital today. he was free from jail yesterday jus

>> i am skeptical that people are working fewer hours because they want to in the economy. people are realizing that our economic health is at stake and not just the physical health. it is a role problem. it is a minimum essential coverage requirement that obama care said that all employers have to provide a cadillac version of insurance. the reality not every business can absorb. mcdonalds might be able to and white castle may not. they are lowering the number of people they employ. >> morgan we are looking into this. >> i looked at the same study as rick. i don'ts inially believe it is a job's killer and a lot of it depends on the business. and actually if you look at that. 28 million small businesses. less than four percent are in the 40 to 50 staff mark. they will be implemented by the obama care regulation and nine out of ten offer an insurance program. i am skeptical. i don't think it will kill jobs but potentially change the jobs that are offered. i don't see it killing jobs. >> it is not for the people who are already working there and not cutting current employees,

was metalem, the news with a mixture of approval and skepticism. make an't think he will difference. i hope it will, but i think it will. don't think it will. them i am always in favor of this kind of negotiations. we should learn to live with the palestinians. >> israeli and palestinian envoys are expected to meet in washington in the coming weeks for initial talks. >> russian opposition activist alexi is back in moscow. he was free from jail yesterday just 24 hours after he was slapped with a five-year prison sentence. hundreds of his supporters were on hand to greet him after his return to the capital. if your script of the kremlin, he said he will push ahead with his plan to become moscow's mayor. he returned to a hero's welcome. he was released from jail pending his appeal. it rolled keeping him behind bars would limit his right to be elected. he is running for mayor of moscow. he thanked all of those who had protested against his conviction. >> you brought down and destroy the greatest privilege the kremlin never has. their religion right to

we see skepticism, bipartisan skepticism in both chambers of congress. >> sounds like more shoes yet to drop. charlie savage of the "new york times," thanks for keeping track for us. >> thank you. >> brown: still to come on the "newshour": the secret court at the center of government surveillance; why the head of the federal reserve matters; the potential for further unrest in egypt and child labor in india. but first, the other news of the day. here's kwame holman. >> holman: the federal reserve downgraded its assessment of the economy today. the central bank reported only modest growth-- slightly worse than the moderate reading it gave in june. that suggested there's no early end in sight to the fed's economic stimulus efforts. the reaction on wall street was mixed. the dow jones industrial average lost 21 points to close at 15,499. the nasdaq rose nearly ten points to close at 3,626. the u.s. house has given final approval to a student loan deal, just in time for the fall semester. the bipartisan agreement already passed the senate. it will tie interest rates to the performance of

they're also skeptical because the injuries she had were minor scratches to a leg not stab wounds or big slashes but just minor cuts to the way. other claims lauren made these wounds when she stabbed her. in fact it's a story suggested going to joyce a friend she called just off to the shooting joyce also helps have a change the location of the crime to add weight to her assertion she acted in self defense. put rings on him punched me in the face and then i cut my leg. and we thought that would. get me so i wouldn't go to jail. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. time buyers. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cons a report on. the police heather to provide more details and she falls into this trap when she tri

. >> a plan to deal with failing banks but there is already skepticism, especially from germany. >> thousands left homeless in china by the worst flooding in decades. >> thanks for joining us. the top members of the egyptian muslim brotherhood could be facing prison terms. they have assured 10 arrest warrant on charges of inciting violence. >> these are linked to clashes outside of the republican guard headquarters in which more than 50 other hood supporters were killed. this comes as the newly appointed interim prime minister struggles to form a coalition government. >> the muslim brotherhood has refused to participate in the political process and continues to say the ousted president mohamed morsi be reinstated. >> the string of arrest of muslim brotherhood leaders has stoked the supporters of muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi who remain camped out in cairo. >> even if the authorities arrest all of the group members, we will sacrifice ourselves and continue our protest because we have a clear case and we will defend it peacefully. we have the legitimacy. we will never accept the mi

there also skeptical because the injuries she had were minor scratches to a leg not stab wounds or big slashes but just minor cuts to the way. heather claims laura made these wounds when she stabbed. in fact it's a story suggested by joyce a friend she called just off to the shooting joyce also helps have a change the location of the crime to add weight to her assertion she acted in self defense. put rings on him punched me in the face and then i cut my leg. we thought that would. get me so i wouldn't go to jail. i would rather add splashings to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. more news today is once again flared up. these are the images girls world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing up for a shelter all day. wealthy british style. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser run no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cons a report on. the police heather to provide more details

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media has been more skeptical about this latest pivot to jobs and the economy because weekly standard did accounts by their count, his 19th pivot. the idea that somehow the president would expect the media as well as the public to go along with the idea that this 19th speech would be different from the previous 18 of what we got was the exact same rhetoric from this president and we have got yes over the last five years. more radical wealth. redistribution. more talk about pair shots and fair deals. i think it falls on deaf ears at this point. it is like the boy that cried wolf. at this point the economy hasn't i am proved. just sort of bubbling along on a plateau. we are month where near the kind of growth that the american engine of economic growth and opportunity should be. i think the american people are feeling this on the ground. media certainly sees this. the danger zone for any president is when the american public tunes them out and the media gets bored with them. as dynamic a character as president obama is, i think he is in that danger zone. >> i don't think that's precisel

despite the skeptical coverage over the last week is still on the president's side. president believes he has got a huge megaphone and change the subject by it's diversion tactics. not they have been covering benghazi aggressively but it's all to change the subject. >> rick: quick break. can the media handle the irs scandal? >> here is here. britain's new prince come niatsd the coverage. net the, two networks here are mum on the widening irs scandal. that is next on news watch. [ brent ] this guy's a pro, herbie. [ herbie ] there's no doubt about it brent, a real gate keeper. here's kevin, the new boyfriend. lamb to the slaughter. that's right brent. mom's baked cookies but he'll be lucky to make it inside. and here's the play. oh dad did not see this coming. [ crowd cheering ] now if kevin can just seize the opportunity. it's looking good, herbie. he's seen it. it's all over. nothing but daylight. yes i'd love a cookie. [ male announcer ] make a powerful first impression. the all-new nissan sentra. ♪ the all-new nissan sentra. could save you fifteen percent or more

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on the newshour tonight, israel's chief negotiator said despite cynicism and skepticism, there is hope for progress. we look at how secretary of state john kerry helped end the diplomatic stalemate. >> ifill: then, a senator at the center of compromises on immigration and executive nominations reaches across the aisle to the man who defeated him. we talk to arizona republican john mccain. >> when i was running against president bush, i was the brave maverick taking on his own party. so now when we have a democrat in the white house and i take him on and obama care and other issues now he's the angry bitter old man. neither is true. >> woodruff: pope francis' remarks on gay priests today marked a striking shift from his predecessors. we look at what it all means, as he wrapped up his first foreign trip as head of the catholic church. >> ifill: the teen unemployment rate is almost double what it was just 13 years ago. paul solman reports on new efforts to find jobs for younger workers. >> i think we're in an uncorrected depression for teenage employment in america. the only thing we can

skeptics say that is only feasible if most of job seekers say to france. from paris economist alex cobell told us that france is staggering unemployment is dancing indecisive authorities two weeks ago the government promised to. reverse the current trend of phrasing and i'm playing but the latest negative figures shouldn't surprise the. the media or the public because unemployment has been growing for the last twenty six months it's clearly a catastrophe and it shows that the lack of reform that current french government is is doing clearly doesn't pay off i think that the main problem is that when we talk about an employment we talk about. companies not hiring people and they don't hire people because there is no growth in frost's the resume person grosser stagnation in economic activity. still ahead this hour iraq is enjoying one of its deadliest months amid a surge in bombings and killings during ramadan we hear whether the country's security forces are losing control over the country thought to be on the brink of civil war that shortly after this break

listen, his run for mayor was met with skepticism. guess the question everyone wants to have answered here, is this over for him now? >> yeah, brian. you know it's a bad day when you're having to respond to an article in thedirty.com. i think that is a safe bet for all politicians going forward. the question is, will he stick into this race? he said absolutely. i'm going to stay in this race. new yorkers have to decide how much sexting is too much sexting. he had this exchange with this woman after he resigned from congress, after he confessed to his wife, six months before he announced he was running for mayor. so that timing again has to make people think what the she can going on with this guy? and what's keeping him from doing it now or when he becomes mayor and maybe at the end of the day people don't care. >> i know that the atlantic had a piece that circulated that said, you know what? he gets this out. he fights a good fight in the mayoral race and then for the next race or the next effort he makes doesn't come up at all. in s

and plenty of skepticism. watch the woman standing against the wall, when a thief grabs her phone.he attacks and drops him with a kick. then, hitting him. she grabs her phone and runs off. leaving him on the ground with other unsympathetic walkers just passing him by. plenty of internet commentators say the whole thing was staged. >> that looks a little -- hold on. look at it again. >> he just turns around. >> he turns around. >> and he kneels there. >> he's singing soprano. >> i don't know, if she hit him where it hurts, couldn't he be holding to that. >> why would you turn around? >> right. keep running as fast as you can. you got your iphone, anyway. >> i'm 50/50 on that one. >> i don't know about that one. i'm skeptical. >>> an umpire admits to blowing a call that could have caused the red sox the game. >> we get the details from espn. >> good morning, america. i'm neil everett in the "sportscenter" studios in los angeles. dying for a fenway frank. let's go to boston and see if we can get one. the rays and red sox. david price. he is always great at fenway. and monday was no di

some local civil rights leaders are skeptical about that report. victor blackwell explains. >> i just witnessed an accident on the off ramp coming off of 417 to get onto i-4 over in sanford. >> reporter: a blue suv is driving on to the highway but the driving loses control and rolls into this field. >> looks like an explorer. there's some people at the car now. the vehicle still there. it's on its side. >> reporter: there's glass, a mirror, a floor mat still on the scene. by the time first responders arrived the parents and two children were outside the suv safely because two people stopped to help them. one of them was george zimmerman and all this happened from less than a mile where he shot trayvon martin monday night the story was met with skepticism. >> that's one of the most ludicrous, silly stuff i've seen before in my life. to do anything to validate a murder is wrong. >> we've been working the d.o.j. >> reporter: organizers announced a plan to put a repeal of stand your ground on the ballot in 2014. >> if we lose what trayvon brought us to

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skeptics though suspect is little more than general election campaigning as peter all of the reports from berlin. so two of germany's most senior cabinet members have written to the e.u. counterparts to try and get them to push the united nations to chip. after all seems well and good especially when he comes said that the current privacy legislation was written way back in one thousand nine hundred sixty six long before things like mobile phones facebook the internet all of those things that the n.s.a. being parents looking into now this could be a genuine effort by the by the german ministers to try and help the privacy of the people of the european union or it could be something of a smokescreen and a bit of damage limitation you have to consider that germany was one of the major health has for the national security agency when they were spying on people around the world in fact the b. and d. the german secret service operated one of the major parts of prism this was called the x. keyscore program that basically looked into what people were searching for online five hundred millio

and so, i am very skeptical that we have a problem, i am very skeptical that there are no far greater expenses that we have heard about tonight for the small businesses and i am a physical conservative and a legal conservative. and there is a reason why the tax code is bloated and a reason why the books are bloated because we are passing things for laws that don't need laws. >> and i think that, i think that we should be careful. as a group, we are all here in charge of seeing how we get through legislation in a responsible way, and i don't think that throwing it on to the ballot, in a rushed way is the right way to do it. if there is legislation to s passed here, if we feel that absolute need to cotify a right which seems to already be a universal privilege in this city, then, we should go through a proper legislative process, one that is considered one that allows everyone to weigh in and one that does not result in frankly a flurry of frantic effort to fix a bun of of things that never would have to have been fixed if we came to the table and said that i have an idea and let's talk

indeed there is a rise of your skepticism here we know about the in-out referendum and now these opting out of the e.u. referendum as far as the reaction of e.u. member states in the u.k. has already faced that criticism of cherry picking what it wants to be a part of germany has already raised some opposition into these into this opting out of e.u. regulations so that's where it stands right now. all right tessa thanks very much indeed for this hour he says are silly and rory broomfield heading better off out campaigning in the u.k. . a presidential election campaign has kicked off in post-war mali the west african nation is struggling to return to constitutional order after an as the most occupation and political crisis the transitional government has lifted the state of emergency in place since january and gave sweeping powers to the army during the french intervention to drive belgian forces out of the country's north thousands of un peacekeepers will be helping to maintain security during the vote set for july the twenty eighth france will be withdrawing most of its troops by the e

i'm skeptical that we have more left here, we could get a blow off top, another 2% hire.oday, i think it was a really interesting day in the markets because rates went up for the right reasons today and the stock market fell off. we had great news out of europe, we had good economic news in the u.s., newhousing. the pmi that came out today, excellent news for the economy. rates rose and stocks sold off. >> just a smidgey, with the facebook thing you could drive up the market tomorrow. >> i don't think that facebook is the whole economy. >> the fed is tapering. it's in the market. >> it's backed off the market a bit. over the last couple of weeks. >> one of the things we watch is the market and if you look at the companies topping the s&p 500, two weeks ago, 65, 66%, somewhere around this, you are down to 27%, people have forgotten about macro. >> earnings are very important. >> they always have been. >> that is it. >> you agree with that too? >> i do. >> we will leave it there. two experts. appreciate it. up next, the former media mogul, conrad black he will will talk abo

stalled for almost three years now having a long and disappointing history there's already growing skepticism skepticism pardon me over whether the sides would actually reach a compromise on some of the most intractable issues the united states is seeking to broker an agreement on the so-called two state solution and that proposal israel would excess exist peacefully alongside a new palestinian state created in the west bank and the gaza strip lands occupied by the israelis since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven war the major issues that need to be resolved to bring an end to more than six decades of conflict with the borders the future of jewish settlements the fate of palestinian refugees and the status of jerusalem and what's been called a good will gesture israel has agreed to release one hundred four palestinian prisoners but many critics say that the two sides are no closer to a solution artie's policy or reports from the divided palestinian city where the conflict is rooted. hebron to israeli settlers seen through the barbed wire that protects. his is the only arab house left in t

policymakers be listening to these more skeptical voices when it comes to intervening in syria and elsewhere around the world to discuss this further matthew finney assistant editor at reason dot com joined me earlier i started out asking him if rand paul has some sort of special insight into syria that other members of congress don't have when he says we shouldn't be arming the rebels. no i think they all have the same the same access to the same piece of information he's just come to a different conclusion which is that to intervene in syria on behalf of assad's opposition is not in americans america's national security interest well why is it that when mccain and graham talk about this issue they say they oversimplify it they say this is all about assad must go there's a democratic opposition that's challenging the u.s. needs to be here whereas when senator paul talks about it he brings up stuff like al nusra he brings up the fact that the opposition is so is so faction that there are elements of al qaeda with it why is he willing to talk about this stuff but other people aren't willing t

and one of the arguments of the skeptics is rather than really drawing us together, the evidence suggests the internet is producing a lot of people who are lonelier than they were before. the more time we spend immersed with social media, our smartphone, our computer or tablet is less time we actually engage with other human beings, so that's one of the great debates, and i think it's an important debate. i want to add again, peter, my view is that leaving it at that level is just chitchat. we've got to understand that we've got to put it in the policy, political economy realm. even if you think the internet is having those effects upon people -- which it may, i mean, i'm not here to pass judgment on that, i didn't do the research -- but even if if you do, what do you do about it? you have to exlain what's driving it and what can we do to minimize those effects to the extent we can? >> robert mcchesney, you spend quite a bit of time in "digital disconnect" talking about journalism and the internet, and you have a roam in this book. what is that proposal, and why do you spend so much time