we got some pretty good skews because with tweeter and one king plain they all came about 5 to 7 of them. but the real skews the biggest success we felt was duo i didn't looshts came in at 8 and 10 and market without invite and said we don't need our taxation break we're going to locate our business right there and they're under construction as we speak. donates the real testament. i understand what government can do but i've been around the corn too. it's sustainable for government to run programs forever whether it's welfare. this is our role to get people on their feet. that's why i emphasis that example that we used we created the right invitation i believed we identified the right infrastructure, we were working with them on bikes lanes to transportation routes, we commented to a safer market street so that's why you see the subway on market we helped them realize they could have a better market street and twitter is expanding the building the old building is completely filed and they're working on the building behind it but they've caused the incentive to occur that one of the most

>> well, that certainly was on my mind when we were krofrd a few years ago from a company called tweeter they were looking at a large business in san francisco they were going to grow if a 2 hundred employees to over 2 thousand but they couldn't pay that kind of tax for that growth and we are the only couldn't in the state of california that had the payroll tax to chu and i and kim got together with tweeter and thought we could forge something but not just give it to them therefore we looked at the whole of market street. we used to having some great places on market street and i understand some of the history that occurred there part of it was because we didn't do transportation well, that caused a lot of the businesses downfall so we survived with a challenge we we felt maybe this was the way to do is it is create an area where we can provide that tax break but only if you locate this and deliver on the jobs you promised. that was a good 2-way street that started an important conversation 0 how we talk with new companies and visit them in do seduce their needs. we have today 4 thousand

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top tweeters including patrick stewart taking part in the social media phenomenon. one of twitter's founders on the floor of the exchange. the share price soars. simple tool. yet, people have done so many amazing things with it. team has spent the last few weeks of playing to investors why a company which is yet to make a profit will be a great bed. 26 with thisin tweet from one of the founders. than 230 million users ranging from the president celebrating election victory to celebrities like justin bieber telling his followers that of brazil has been incredible. twitter even treated the details of its own share sale but now it has to prove that it is serious business. decided that despite its lack of profits, twitter was worth around $81 billion. a much bigger and profitable social network, facebook, is worth nearly $117 billion. is valued at $160 billion. the u.s. continues to generate .uge web businesses at an event in london, entrepreneurs from both sides of the atlantic discuss what can be learned from silicon valley. >> a track record, it is possible. come to

. >> reporter: tesla founder went to the tweet tweeter and the blog saying what make understand this just is the model s to dead haze -- to date has the best safety record on the road. >> i think in some ways he has terrific credibility that that competes with the cred credibility of the government. >> reporter: we crunched those numbers. there's more than a quarter bill passenger car and according to safety and government agencies on average 194,000 cars suffer roadway fires 1 in about every 1300 vehicles. there are 20,000 tesla s models on the road. the three tesla fires means only one in 6600 has burned. >>> the data shows that is more six or seven time mrs. safe than a gasoline car. >> reporter: the greatest danger, more fires. that could cause musk to lose control of the argument. channel 2 news. >>> on wall street the dow fell eight points. nasdaq lost 1 points today. analyst say investigators being cautious following a run of big gains. >> and set to hit the stage for a benefit concert at at&t park. crews were setting up the stage for tonight's concert. thousands are expected

there are 230 active users so the offering price each tweeter is worth $78 but of course that's not how it works. tonight, we will explore the high stakes high profile world of the i.p.o., but first, this background. >> twitter is the web's micro blogging and social networking phenom, internet suffers log on to read, post, and share their thoughts. the more than 230 million users colludes heads of state. >> there you go, my tweet has been posted. that's what i'm talking about. >> countless celebrities. and political activists. some that even started a revolution all with an account and a #. posting more than half a billion tweet as day, twitter is taking the momentum and running. today's initial public offering of stock or ipo is the most anticipated technology stock debut since facebook. twitter is setting itself apart from other technology base companies that have nasdaq, like apple, google, and facebook. facebook underwriters increase the price too dramatically, which forced large institutions to drop out and left individual investors with a overvalued stock, it's taken facebook more

community as reindividualized like several comes like skier and date of birth i didn't and, of course, tweeter saw the potential and brought the workers to the neighborhood. we're creating more spaces for people to live. 3 projects alone will all add morning 1 thousand 4 hundred units of housing between van ness and market street. their expanding the corridor into central market set to open in 2014 it will bring an additional 2 hundred and 50 square feet of retail. a few blocks down another project is almost completely built out it is ran a tlooif district that will include the mexican museum pblg to a unique private partnership. continuing into downtown it the springing up you overnight optimistic the trans bay center. we joined nancy pelosi to pour the concrete foundation that will keep pourp pouring for the next year and a half for the grand central station of the west thank you making sure maria thank you for your leadership and sharing your progress. i want to recognize this project to our transit center. this will connect san francisco to the downtown expansion and to the rest of the sta

we have another tweeter here. another poetic tweet.hese zombies are a metaphor or our inner darkness all consuming with a black heart. zombie literature also shows max a lot of resiliency and optimism and we have zucky who wants to ask you a question about that. take it away. high, max, it's good to talk to you. >> hi, zuck. >> despite the fact it's a who are vying situation that you depict in world war z it's the aftermath of that situation. it's a positive notion that human beings can work tocchet antogether and over come proble. >> since you wrote the book has your view of humanity changed in a positive or negative direction. >> pie viemy view is always pos. we have in us the ability to to over come. let's be hon of the. -- honest. we don't deserve to be at the top of the food chain. we deserve to be in the middle running for our lives from everything else. we have over come that. weave ovewe have over come natue have over come our own stupidity. yes we can resonate all over the world. i don't believe it's easy. i don't believe it's

there are 230 active users so the offering price each tweeter is worth $78 but of course that's not howit works. tonight, we will explore the high stakes high profile world of the i.p.o., but first, this background. >> twitter is the web's

top tweeters including patrick stewart taking part in the social media phenomenon. one of twitter's founders on the floor of the exchange. the share price soars. simple tool. yet, people have done so many amazing things with it. team has spent the last few weeks of playing to investors why a company which is yet to make a profit will be a great bed. 2006 with this tweet from one of the founders. than 230 million users ranging from the president celebrating election victory to celebrities like justin bieber telling his followers that of brazil has been incredible. twitter even treated the details of its own share sale but now it has to prove that it is serious business. decided that despite its lack of profits, twitter was worth around $81 billion. a much bigger and profitable social network, facebook, is worth nearly $117 billion. is valued at $160 billion. the u.s. continues to generate .uge web businesses at an event in london, entrepreneurs from both sides of the atlantic discuss what can be learned from silicon valley. >> a track record, it is possible. come to

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lebron james, pretty good tweeter, pretty good out there on social media. >> and photographer as well. >> yeah. he put this thing together, but this is his team, the miami heat, at his house. a shoeless team. some people have these rules at their homes. you take your shoes off in king james' house. >> make the complete sets. you don't want your dirty shoes walking around the house. i get it. >> last thing here. this is sochi, the torch, the weather torchbearer's flame. catches on fire. put him out. he's okay. still, that's not supposed to happen. a major sports story. $50 fine for spilling a drink. >> you have to see the video. it's great. thank you, t.j. great to see you. see you soon. >>> and detroit, a dicey weather day. snow blanketing the region led to accidents throughout the city. conditions so bad, even interstate 75 was temporarily shut down. >>> a look at the weather outside this morning. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. a big shopping day, and -- >> had a good thanksgiving? >> yes. did a lot of eating. and shopping -- you've got to hold my bags. >>> good morning, ever

have about 74,000 followers on twitter with the ipo this last week and you have become a prolific tweeter. how often do you do it and why? >> well - why do i do it, that's easy? i don't do it often enough. i do it because it's the latest way to communicate with your constituents. what is being a senator all about? it is dialogue between those of us elected, we are half of the process, and the constituents of the other half. anything you can do to promote dialogue will strengthen our democracy. that's why i do it. >> senator chuck grassley, republican of iowa, thank you for being with us on "newsmakers." [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> we continue the conversation. let's begin with his talk on the budget and the lack of compromise he thinks is evident between house and senate lawmakers. >> i did not see a lot of room for compromises between the pop -- democrats and republicans from what he said. he drew a firm line on revenue and set up is going to be tax reform, the only revenue will be from economic growt

. >> catherine: she now has more followers than bieber - making her the number one followed tweeter.atherine: the 29-year- old has more than 46-million followers. but it's a close competition. bieber and perry are separated by only a few thousand followers. >> reporter:a man is facing criminal charges after he's caught on camera. sparking a fire at a gas station that burned his wife. again -- this whole thing caught on surveillance tape., >> reporter:the video was taken last month in clarkesville, georgia. 37-year-old austin dawkins and his wife, jessica, are seen filling up his pickup truck. that's when police say dawkins flicked his cigarette lighter, igniting the gas vapors. >> reporter: nozzle out of the truck. flaming fuel shoots towards his wife. the state's insurance and safety fire commissioner says jessica suffered second- and third- degree burns to her head, back, arms and legs. her husband is in jail facing a misdemeanor reckless conduct charge that could land him in jail for a year. >> jacqueline: chilly conditions and expected tonight. temperatures in conditions and expe

. >>> also this may not have been such a great idea, they have invited tweeters to ask any questionsthey would like and what caused them to cancel this experiment very quickly, now back to you on the mornings news. >>> 6:48 is the time back over to sal, twitter is very, very powerful. >> yes, it gives me information, that is for sure. >> 880 westbound to the panola area, however traffic is very slow in this area and you can see it was right there and the traffic is still very slow in that area. some people are using 680 and it is backed up from 242 to where there is a minor accident here. 880 had a couple of crashes on 880 south and it has been slow in the south bay and traffic is going tobies i so i want to mention 880 is slowest and it finally get better in fremont and the traffic is slow on 101. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is not a big delay right now and if you are driving in downtown san jose the commute is slow. back to you. >>> there is lots of fog out there and the fog advisory in the national weather service and you need to throw that into the mix and it is f

. >> do you want to be judged by your tweeter feed, greg? >> that's what is happening, correct? >> that's right. i think these people that are doing the missions would be a deriliction of duty and i feel sorry for those of those who are in a world they never had a private thought and they express and share everything, but i think there may be a business opportunity here. if you could create an app for, i don't know, however much money you could imagine, how much is it worth for you as a parent to completely erase your teenager's on-line social media life? you get one pass. you declare social media bankruptcy and you are done. then from then on you have to be a good person. >> you know what though, that will create a word arms race where there is another service that would pay even more money to keep it there. i put 10,000 to get rid of it and then somebody who wants the applicant's position will pay another $11,000 and they will never stop. >> it is alive and well. >> or it becomes body odor. >> i love this blazer. what is it? >> i call it phil it is short for philip. >> should

he apologized to paul and also issued a public apology via tweeter. >>> rick nash will be back in theine up after missing 17 games with a concussion. he suffered a concussion during a game back on october 8th. >>> now to soccer, and even though we are still more than six months away from the 2014 world cup, teams are already securing their spots for brazil. portugal played ronaldo, and he score aggregate goals, and france rallied to beat to reach brazil after losing 2-0 ukraine, france would return to take ukraine down 3-2. >> lindy vaughn crashed today while returning to racing following knee surgery. the spokesman said it's not sure whether vaughn hurt her surgically repaired right knee in the accident. she hurt her acl and mcl in a crash in february. she had been aiming back to competition next week. >>> the longest torch relay in the history of the olympics in the national ice swimming team. that's right, ice swimming team. they will travel more than 39,000 miles by the time it reaches sochi in february. >> they do things differently over there. >> it looked a little cold. there w

african-american students started tweeter about their experience.his one is from lose cannoning, he says b.b.u.m. is not raising your hand in class because you do not want that black person, who just doesn't get it do you know someone who lives here when i can't find my m card. bbum is working in study groups and your answer to the question, always require add double check before approval. and students from other universities are weighing in. sounds just like bbuw, being black at university of washington, we went through this as well. and people are also going to this board at university of michigan where they can leave messages, and i will show you one of these, it says you can't simply place a few colorful faces on a pamphlet and call yourself a diverse institution. and felisha allen writes being told you are very articulate by an individual of another race. now i spoke with felisha, she is a second year grad student who told me the changes she and her class makes hope to see at her school. >> juan something we want to see changed is the number of

is called b.b.m.u., being black at the university of michigan, an african-american student started tweeterbout their experience at the college. the # has gone viral, and i want to show you what some of those tweets say. lose cannon says it is not raising your hand in class because you do not want to be that black person who just doesn't get it. so you know someone who lives here, when i asked someone to swipe me in east guard, because i can't find my m card. and also a.m. call says sounds just like bbuw, being black at university of washington. we went through this as well. and people have just gone to twitter, but this is at university of michigan, it is a blackboard that people have written messages on, and i will show you this one, it said you can't simply place a few colorful faces on a pamphlet and call yourself a diverse institution, outcast. and also felisha allen says being told you are very articulate by an individual of another race. and now i spoke to felisha, she is a grad student of social studies at, misch, and she told me about the changes she and her class mates will come f

actor, enterprise captain and dedicated tweeter. >> it's an important aspect of my life, most importantly of my career because it has changed the public perception of who patrick stewart is, from being a rather serious, upright, noble, honest, decent person to something of a clown. >> reporter: the san francisco social company in one day became the second richest tech ipo in history behind only facebook. without turning a profit, it managed to turn on investors. banking $2 billion to be spent largely on future growth. >> i think it's all about now the very long, long-term business we're trying to build. we have an absolute perspective on the long-term kind of company we want to be, in service to being the public conversational realtime distributed platform. >> reporter: and as for wealth creation, you can count twitter c co-founder jack dorsey among the newly minted billionaires. kevin landis, local investor, bought a million shares at 17. will he sell? >> the facts and circumstances six months from now. so, you know, if it never has a down day and it's up and to the right, it would sure

just recently a tweeter on the national security staff called her a vac with us sypher.e was gone within hours. of recent notoriety, kathleen sebelius, health and human services secretary who saw the disastrous rollout of the president's health care plan. she fell on her sword at a house committee hearing, apologized, and then threw under the proverbial bus two other women who had senior roles in devising the system. samantha power, media hungry ambassador to the u.n. reportedly caught mr. obama's attention after writing a book about genocide in rwanda, her specialty. she recently told "vogue" magazine after all these years of doing atrocity work i still cry my eyes out every time i read the paper in the morning. miss powers thinks troops should intervene anywhere in defense of humanitarian causes including libya. she never tires of talking about balancing the care of her husband and two young children and her position in world affairs. while not appointed by mr. obama, lois lerner was a devoted democratic partisan before she was forced to resign as ahead of the exempt o

we'll lighten the mood a little bit with comedy tweeter rob delaney who has advice for the crack smoking. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. surprisingly bold flavor could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? >>> do you remember in the olden days if you were walking in the street and saw somebody with a neck tattoo, my number is up, i'm going to have my throat

i almost said tweeter -- twitter -- walmart, but the peer play ones, best buy is the last man standing nationally. fries out west and that's about it. >> in spite of that, best buy has never lived up to its potential. we've seen through all of the expense reductions that the company has taken out, that there was a lot of low hanging fruit and we think that doesn't impact the consumer experience. you combine that with a developing product cycle, two new gaming console launches, i would imagine a new play station 4 or xbox 1 on the holiday list, so just an example of the product environment becoming a little more in best buy's favor. >> you have been reading my kids' christmas lists already. thank you for joining us. i'm going to hand you a gift right now. it is your time to do a victory lap. >> why? because i picked best buy as my stock draft pick last year. >> exactly. actually bought it and put your money where your mouth is. >> we are not allowed to own any equities. >> full disclosure. >> yeah. you would have done very well. >> thank you for that. my other pib was circuit city. that

our chief tweeter, carl quintanilla, the man tweets with his toes while on set.ake you inside the twitter revolution. that is tonight at 8:00 only -- that is the only place you'll see it -- here on cnbc. sue? >>> well, ty, we went to stanford university to see what the we hads who will likely lead the next tech revolution are saying. >> there was a time when i think i would have just because i thought it was new and edgy and something fun. but given some of -- like the more recent launches, i'm a little bit skeptical, and i think i would wait a while and see what everybody else does first. i'm not super eager for it this time around like i would have been for facebook. >> i don't invest in any tech companies. specifically twitter, i don't even know. are they making money at this point? and so it's just not for me. i don't see the monday advertea that. >> they're not going to make it much bigger than they already are, right? they have such a massive presence already, and this, to me, doesn't seem like a get-rich-quick kind of idea. i see much more potential for th

of people who when is the great eater for the national and you know he was well when you read on tweeter knowing saying oh it's weird because there were some miracle you know. france won the intense when you are and we got to present the bench and interpretation of the tweets you could see it you know as there was a conspiracy to keep you up and spent it all in an arrangement between subdue and genomes of fine art. he knows that lead to the kennedys. all the time conspiracy theories is we will continue next time oh and thank you and don't think they can to this park early and it is enough thank you for being with us here and to be watching the remake of resumes stay with us more to come. you all. anywhere in the war. three languages graham's ultimo. it's a real time. soon also. see even more. it was fun continue exclusive tweets from our reporters the defeat. as it happens. customize your pie so we'll pay for content you want click the stop start a new design. with the new york sun kept experience never end eye. oh oh. it is you. it is the who. i was. chu you you you is you. cd ever grow

"i am very excited to become a tweeter!"s just terrible. >> i know, i have learned since then. >> you've got a good imagination, you're obviously highly intelligent. >> my tweets are evolving. >> yuck! >> tell me what you think. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> the twitter ipo is up by about 80% in its first day of trade, but get this. this is t

michael cippe is tweeter's product vp. >> tweet there you go. >> so that just went out to 17,800 followers. >> have you personally ever been surprised by the way someone has used twitter? >> i am always surprised to see people who are talking with one another that you would never expect to be talking with one another. >> like? >> like drake, canadian rapper drops a tweet that says the first million is the hardest, and pickens, the texas oil magnates replies the first billion is a heck of a lot harder. >> this is two people having a conversation on twitter. >> that is amazing. >> for you is it all about solving problems? >> yeah. >> jack dorsey cofounded twitter in 2006, when he and a few pals started sending messages to each other. >> your original tweets were a lot about what you were eating for lunch. >> yes, they were, and my mom really appreciated that. she knew where i was at and she knew i was eating and she knew i was alive. before long, twitter took off and so did dorsey's profile although he has been accused of taking too much credit for what was really a group invention. >> what

. >> it used to be tweeter. >> tweeter et cetera, which was the bankrupt now defunct -- >> i totallyabout that. but it's perfect for twitter. >> i guess it is. >> it is. >> but i wouldn't want someone else's symbol. >> hmm, i didn't think of that. there's another company started by twitter co-founder jack dorsey also exploring an ipo. square has held talks with bankers. square, which makes a small credit card reader that plugs into smartphones is expected to have sales approaching $1 billion next year. >>> and luxury home builders is increasing the presence in the california market. it's buying the home building business of privately owned shapell industries. >>> let's get a preview of the twitter ipo. we've got a couple of people to talk to. our guest host this morning, buzz feed president and c.o.o. and rocco pendilo. what is that -- >> pendola. >> just like it's not costello. it's costalo. >> we wear the same underwear and he gets my name wrong. >> what kind of undershirt are you wearing? >> tommy john, baby, all the way. >> he's the social media director at the street.com. let's

white house reporter for busby.com and nbc news white house producer shauna thomas, a prolific live tweeter. on this show, disagreed with me before about television. jonathan, i will talk to you more about the specifics and i think for the audience, everybody else here has, the bake premise this is the anti-house of cards, is thating watched it that you guys agree with? >> at the risk of never coming on before, i have to say, i like house of cards. >> a trap door comes out. >> i also really like this what you are saying is absolutely right. i didn't think house of cards is about washington, just like a power play, drama playing out on our stage of power. but this show, it really does capture this idea of how reactive politicians are. how much they just don't think, things pop up. they have to run and scramble to deal with them. it's great. the very cool thing, if you see, play out. just as it's not the story of washington that we ever really see. >> jonathan, set it up for us. we got the real life story. what is the setup? >> so unlike all of these other shows, scandal, house of cards, ours

tracy: another big story, tweeter raising the ipo price from 23 to $25. to $20 price. our next guest thinks it is not overpriced at all. what? david menlow here with us right now. we call you the ipo czar, because you know this stuff. not overpriceed? >> i don't believe the stock is overpriced. it came in at a realistic evaluation at 17 to 20 probably talked about everybody you had as a guest i. i was on a month ago. tracy: yeah. >> dennis kneale and i said, the deal will be a 20-dollar offering when they first bring it to the market. 22, to 24 on a bump and go out the door on 25. tracy: talk about where they're getting revenues from. 13 -- 4 of twitter users from overseas. 3/4 of those from overseas. is that an opportunity for them? >> incredible opportunity. one the biggest hindrances to everybody's optimism they're looking at the deal as flat offering. what do we have right now? what we evaluate with the company. what they don't realize, a billion six plus billion dollars from the offering. they already cleared a billion dollar credit line. so they are

some of the biggest tweeters they're ringing and the opening bell for twitter print one of the founders there on the floor of the new york stock exchange. about an hour-and- a-half twitter started trading at 26 a share but the first actual trade was at 45. 10. then the stock shot up for just over $50 and settled around 46. right now down 95¢. >>darya:new this morning. police in antioch are investigating a deadly crash. it happened overnight in the area of 2nd street. when officers arrived they found a vehicle had collided with a parked semi- trailer. the victim was found in the car, and pronounced dead at the scene. it is unknown at this hour sleep train challenged sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars end monday. now, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars end monday at sleep train. ♪ sleep t

economists are keeping every close watch on because those weight -- those low-wage jobs your caller or tweeters right, retail, hospitality, hotel workers, health-care, have been free of prime drivers especially in the last year or so. something that economists have noted is that the middle is falling out. you have low-wage jobs that are growing, high wage jobs that are asng as well, -- growing well. the middle -- secretaries, clarcor workers, that sort of things, manufacturing workers, that has gone away, and it is hard to see -- we are hard- pressed to see that much down growth bill -- there. host: we have about 10 minutes left with danielle kurtzleben of "u.s. news & world report." answering the questions about jobs numbers. peter is from new work, delaware on our line for those who are employed. good morning. caller: good morning. i am employed, i am about to retired in a couple of years. at a large utility company. of temps, andt they have no benefits. it is seasonal. they keep bringing them on and they lay them off and thyeey hie a couple hundred people. that is common in the industry. i

from one of our tweeters there is this. two more calls. andrew from manassas, virginia.ou say no this is not the land of opportunity, why is that? caller: it is a land of dwindling opportunity. we are still better than most places. we at least one of the opportunity. -- we're drooling opportunity because government regulation is really pushing the individual the, the business is down, desire to have a more expansive, more intrusive government has really started to intrude on the ability to build anger businesses. it affordable care is a good example of that. people like myself who own businesses who have individual healthcare policies are being their insurance and into the more expensive exchange. stopped.d have been a opinion is the lack of independent press in this country is really the problem. we have a press that did not look at the regulations. they do not expose -- they're too many people in the press who believe in a more expansive, more intrusive government. leaningress would stop so heavily left, if we didn't have just one right-leaning cable network and we had

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