they referred to studies from ann arbor saying that people with his -- specific political opinions, confronted with facts contrary to the opinion, they may be reinforced into the wrong opinion. wrong opinions may be reinforced. you are talking about the amortization of the media, but on a political scale people want to read what they want to read. getting people to read something different is extremely challenging. how do you address that? how much responsibility the media -- responsible to its stockholders, to challenge the leadership to read something different? >> a really good question. i hate to fall back on the british model again, everyone loves british newspapers that because they are very lively and fun to read. they managed to figure out exactly where they are. they know their audiences in very seldom write anything against the conventional wisdom of their audience. american media, criticized rightly in some ways, they have a very large church that they address. "the washington post" is in 60% of washington households, so they had to be very broad. what i tell my students and what i

when we were shooting "scream" in michigan, we actually -- we shot in ann arbor and it's a college townhese sororities and fraternities. we drove by once. they were all playing volleyball shirtless on the lawn. drinking and all of this. i turned to my friend, i said, what else are they shooting here? and my friend goes, emma, that's college. and i go, oh. it looks like they're shooting a tv show because it looks like how it looks in the movies where they are drinking red bull and playing volleyball and high fiving and stuff. so, that was just -- that was embarrassing for me. >> jimmy: the "scream" series started out 15 years ago with a group of then kids, like david arquette, courteney cox. now they've got a whole new batch of you there. but some of the original cast members, the ones who survived the various killings, are -- in a way it's like "saved by the bell." the new class. and neff campbell is mr. belding. right? >> i guess you can put it like that. [ applause ] it's -- yeah, we're the fresh blood. younger -- >> jimmy: literally the fresh blood. >> yes, literally. >> jimmy: and y

people, just when they walk out of here, -- i lived in ann arbor, and there are bridges that they have cut off because they do not have the money to rebuild the bridge. it may collapse. we're becoming a third world country because we are letting the right extremists in this country define everything about cutting, cutting, cutting and giving it all to the wealthiest. the things that which talked about. income created by workers be more productive. we were told of we were more productive, we would share in the gains from productivity, whether it be in manufacturing or new technology, instead of that, the compact is broken, and it is going to the wealthiest. what i see and is what i am concerned about is that people are waking up. we talked about the frustration of people voting. that has changed. the extremists have point -- pushed it so far that governor walker or scott, they have pushed it. they are realizing if they want a decent future for themselves and their kids and their grandkids, they have to stand up and fight. president obama, and this is the final part. president obama in m

people, just when they walk out of here, -- i lived in ann arbor, and there are bridges that they have off because they do not have the money to rebuild the bridge. it may collapse. we're becoming a third world country because we are letting the right extremists in this country define everything about cutting, cutting, cutting and giving it all to the wealthiest. the things that which talked about. income created by workers be more productive. weere told of we were more productive, we would share in the gains from productivity, whether it be in manufacturing or new technology, instead of that, the compact is broken, and it is going to the wealthiest. what i see and is what i am concerned about is that people are waking up. we talked about the frustration of people voting. that has changed. the extremists have point -- pushed it so far that governor walker or scott, they have pushed it. they are realizing if they want a decent future for themselves and their kids and their grandkids, they have to stand up and fight. president obama, a this is the final part. president obama in my opinio

he is an experimental physicist in ann arbor. host: he said it is hard to predict what exotic phenomena on the device may find. atlanta,'s go to georgia, a democrat. good morning. caller: my opinion is that i think they need to call some kind of treaty nationwide to ban the shuttle program. we are coming up against some tough times. there are so many people who have experience situations that have been difficult. it should never be a chance for medicaid and medicare and other things that people truly depend on and to keep going to space shuttle that we're not getting results. if we can find a direct mission to go into space, then i can see us continue it. but to spend billions and billions of dollars on a program and we have all these problems with our roads and everything else in the world. i think it is a waste of money to spend taxpayer money this way. host: the papers are full of headlines about the tornadoes. here's "usa today." catastrophic.'" the terminator is injured thousands of people. 600 alone in alabama. that is tusc

give a huge shout out to my staff who work on mobile sources, the program here in washington and in ann arbor, michigan. when you want to talk about regulation driving policy and technology you don't find a better example than what is going on in mobile sources. fantastic engineers in that field. we have standards now in place that cover model years 2012-2016. those are the standards that i spoke of earlier. we know they will save consumers money and save billions of gallons of gasoline that we won't have to use. the president likes that program and has called on us in the department of transportation. transportation administration to come up with the next round of car standards for 2017-2025. we have a proposal comes out later this summer and it will be based on technical work. we can look at increasing fuel economy every year by a range from 2% to 6%. at the highest end that would put you in the range of average fuel economy of 62 miles per gallon by 2025. let me simply say that we are not in a position to go further until we get the studies back on everything from safety to cost. because c

that that is here and in ann arbor, michigan. when you want to talk about policy and technology, you do not find a better example of that than what is going on in the mobile sources. on cafe standards for light duty vehicles, we have standards in place that cover model years from 2012 to 2016. we know they will save consumers money and they will save billions of gallons of gasoline that we will not have to use. the president likes that program and has called on us and the department of transportation and the national highway safety transportation administration to come up with the next round of car standards for 2017 to 2025. we have a proposal coming out later this summer based on technical work. what we set in scoping this is that we can look at increasing fuel economy every year by a range of 2% per year to 6% per year. we are not in a position to go further until we get the results of a lot of testing and studies back from safeties and cost. cost is a huge factor. >> a few questions on biofuels. what do you see happening with

people, just when they walk out of here, -- i lived in ann arbor, and there are bridges that they have cut off because they do not have the money to rebuild the bridge. it may collapse. we're becoming a third world country because we are letting the right extremists in this country define everything about cutting, cutting, cutting and giving it all to the wealthiest. the things that which talked about. income created by workers be more productive. we were told of we were more productive, we would share in the gains from productivity, whether it be in manufacturing or new technology, instead of that, the compact is broken, and it is going to the wealthiest. what i see and is what i am concerned about is that people are waking up. we talked about the frustration of people voting. that has changed. the extremists have point -- pushed it so far that governor walker or scott, they have pushed it. they are realizing if they want a decent future for themselves and their kids and their grandkids, they have to stand up and fight. president obama, and this is the final part. president obama in m

that that is here and in ann arbor, michigan. when you want to talk about policy and technology, you do not find a better example of that than what is going on in the mobile sources. on cafe standards for light duty vehicles, we have standards in place that cover model years from 2012 to 2016. we know they will save consumers money and they will save billions of gallons of gasoline that we will not have to use. the president likes that program and has called on us and the department of transportation and the national highway safety transportation administration to come up with the next round of car standards for 2017 to 2025. we have a proposal coming out later this summer based on technical work. what we set in scoping this is that we can look at increasing fuel economy every year by a range of 2% per year to 6% per year. we are not in a position to go further until we get the results of a lot of testing and studies back from safeties and cost. -- from safety to cost. cost is a huge factor. >> a few questions on biofuels. what d

people, just when they walk out of her -- i lived in ann arbor, and there are bridges that they have cut off because they do not have the money to rebuild the bridge. it may collapse. we're becoming a third world country because we are letting the right extremists in this country define everything about cutting, cutting, cutting and giving it all to the wealthiest. the things that which talked about. income created by workers be more productive. we were told of we were more productive, we would share in the gains from productivity, whether it be in manufacturing or new technology, instead of that, the compacts broken, and it is going to the wealthiest. what i see and is what i am concerned about is that peop are waking up. we talked about the frustration of people voting. that has changed. the extremists have point -- pushed it so far that governor walker or scott, they have pushed it. they are reazing if they want a decent future for themselves and their kids and their grandkids, they have to stand up and fight. president obama, and this is the final part. president obama in my opin