this afternoon and then hercar last blog this afternoon and then her car blew last blog this afternoonfternoon and then her car blew up at three o'clock. her blogs get more readers than all of the newspapers in malta put together, she is huge and has been running... she has been called a one—woman wikileaks, the panama papers, she has been linking the maltese politicians with azerbaijan and selling passports, the corruption she has alleged is huge andl corruption she has alleged is huge and i sit on the board of a journalist charity called into news which supports journalists who are working in difficult circumstances, andl working in difficult circumstances, and i was in kiev recently where a journalist was also blown up recently. it is a story that is happening... malta is in the heart of europe, it is not in russia, and it is important. member of the european union. indeed. it was important that people wake up to this threat. the questions to be asked. we were talking about possible reform of the house of lords and the daily telegraph has changes are afoot for the house of commons.

political blogging however is a dangerous activity. and one high was among the first bloggers in vietnam he taught under the name and soon after he began posting political content he came under official scrutiny after threats intimidation a show trial and six years in jail he was eventually expelled and now lives in exile in the united states. i started blogging around two thousand and six posting photos of my trips across vietnam during my travels i thought of poverty corruption and how local officials abused their power so on my blog i shared some of my political views with my friends we discussed topics relevant to our country's problems we also started discussing the idea of using blogs for journalism as one of how to break the centralization of power in the state press. and energized a growing legion of bloggers indeed we spoke with one of them via whatsapp we have not used her name here out of concern for her safety she spoke to us about the impact we and had on her and other bloggers. and was very brave. and. he was first arrest

i thought of poverty corruption and how local officials abused their power so on my blog i shared some of my political views with my friends we discussed topics relevant to our country's problems we also started discussing the idea of using blogs for journalism as one of how to break the centralization of power in the state press. and energized a growing legion of bloggers in vietnam we spoke with one of them via wats up. we have not used her name here out of concern for her safety she spoke to us about the impact we end had on her and other bloggers. and it's very very scary. and. he was first arrested on trumped up tax evasion charges in two thousand and eight and held for four years and right when he was going to be released they threw new charges and the state charges at him and while in prison he suffered extraordinary abuses now that he's been released has been able to relate just exactly how political prisoners are treated in vietnam and it's it's among the most abysmal in the region. the latest figures for bloggers behind bars comes from a two thousand and fifteen study produce

the micro—blogging site has announced new features to make the platform safe and abuse—free.s it enough? also in the programme... an end to stimulus orjust a slowdown in bond buying? economists will pour over the european central bank's statement later for clues about the bank's plans. here is how the markets are looking... lukewarm opening to the session, a bit of a lukewarm day in asia and a retreat on wall street. also coming up... an idea that's got the agricultural industry buzzing. a company in canada is using bees to deliver biological disease control to crops as they pollinate the flowers. we'll find out how bee vectoring technologies is using the power of nature. and as amazon announces a new service to unlock your front door, we want to know, would you give a courier access to your home when you're not there in order to avoid a missed delivery? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. we were talking about that, alice said, i could let someone in if you needed me to. i would not trust alice! iam needed me to. i would not trust alice! i am onlyjoking of course! welcome to bu

mike regan is bloomberg's team leader for the blog. before looking back and forward, let's look where we are right now. this is really an incredible rally. it is not often we see this many of the tech companies beating and the stocks rising to this degree. mike: absolutely. everyone was waiting for this theory of 30 minutes -- fury of 30 minutes of releases yesterday. it was like the tech industry is firing on all cylinders. that is a bullish sign considering how important tech is to the s&p 500 and the u.s. economy. it is something to behold. vonnie: let's talk about this particular chart. 9314 on the bloomberg. we will see exactly -- tech is getting upgraded constantly. this that bring its own self fulfilling prophecy to the market? mike: to some degree. you look at amazon for example. the purest will say it's a retail company, but let's be honest. it is a tech company. look at the earnings growth projections going forward. from a low base. they are finally turning on the profit engine that everyone knows they have. we're looking at

when i wrote my blog, i did not going to detail. i didn't think it was necessary.he patterns are there clear to see. i was also very young. i was 28, but a young 28. i had met harvey and bob socially in london. a friend of mine is an actress. they were just starting out. they would come to her brunch parties. when i was traveling through new york, i had an appointment with harvey's pr person to talk about interning in the u.s. as i went past harvey's office, i saw him there. it felt strange not to say hello, especially if i was going to be there as an intern. that resulted in a tour of the office in tribeca. and him cornering me and nt meeting room and putting my hand on his crotch. i got out of there as fast as i could. and then he called my friend, our mutual friend, to say he apologized, was the pressure of work, was coming up to become your words or something like that. was i going to do anything about it? and sadly, in the 1990's, that was the last thing on my mind. i felt like this was somebody i had known and who maybe had lurched at me trustingly at a party

or talk about the blog. to talk about elliott's new book. american foreign policy after the error of spring. please join me in welcoming elliott here tonight. first off congratulations elliott. i know how difficult it is to write a book. it takes a bit of work to conceive it takes a bit of work to market and a whole lot of work in between. and you have done quite well. the book i think reflects tremendous amounts of labor also i think a fair amount of reflection and critical thought. it is certainly a thought-provoking book. i want to begin our conversation with our title. the book is titled realism and democracy i went to college and took my courses in foreign policy. i was told that realism the two shall not meet. it matters what they do abroad and how they behave at home. why are you joining these two together i have always been told they should be kept apart. thank you for the introduction. and thank you for being here. if i say it cfr.org is that the third time. a couple reasons. first because i think one of the great weaknesses of real

she was known for her blog accusing top politicians of corruption. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

level blogs dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw spreading tell you the lobby gossip the public by. telling me you are not cool enough to buy their product. that we all. want. welcome back to it a husband a campaign post by a republican come to the running for senator in tennessee marsha blackburn is a close ally of donald trump a known for her strong anti-abortion stones in her video post she spoke about a fight against an organization which she claimed sold children's body parts i fought planned parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts thank god. well twitter remove the video claiming it was inflammatory however it's since we emerged well this comes as another social media giant facebook has faced increased pressure for its failure to remove questionable content its security chief said there's a danger people want it to become an orwellian star ministry of truth so if you don't worry about becoming the ministry of truth with machine learning systems trained on your personal biases then it's easy we heard

and because he was one of the main targets of the blog.interesting, the kind of person she was as well. i am reading reports saying she was very reserved, almost shy, not some in your face journalist. she had the strongest standards of personal integrity, we're told, and helped herself to those standards. it will be interesting to see how malta, an eu country, does deal with this. this is one of the perennial criticisms of journalists, that as is one of the perennial criticisms ofjournalists, that as a profession, it is easier for us to write and criticise others in jobs but not necessarily maintaining those high standards ourselves, which is she was doing, and which perhaps protected her from which is she was doing, and which perhaps protected herfrom some which is she was doing, and which perhaps protected her from some of the criticism. moving onto the front of the 'i', and the man of the moment, in a sense, andrew parker. he is a very sort of unassuming man, not the image of a spy master. he's brilliant. it's a perfect disguise, i thin

the guardian reports on the last blog post published by murdered maltese journalist daphne ca ruana galiziawhere she signs off with the words "there are crooks everywhere you look, the situation is desperate." the china daily is of course focussing on the 19th national congress and says the country will stick to the policy of opening up and further expanding market access to foreign investors. and finally, city am has billionaire richard branson getting in a pickle over scammers who almost conned him out of millions. we will reflect on that in a moment but let's begin. with me is andrew tuck, the editor of monocle, a global news and business magazine. andrew, good to see you again. good to see you. let's start on daesh, the taking back of raqqa, as is a lwa ys the taking back of raqqa, as is always the case, it takes so long to do it. even now i see they are still saying there are a few is militants holding up in there? roughly 90% of holding up in there? roughly 9096 of the people have been cleared out who we re the people have been cleared out who were working with daesh. they're still 10

daphne galizia was an investigative reporter who wrote a widely—read blog focusing on corruption.sandford reports. the twisted burned—out chassis of daphne caruana galizia's peugeot 108 hire car, in the field where malta's most influential investigative journalist was murdered — her body blown clean out of the vehicle by a huge explosion, ending her career of exposing political corruption and organised crime. "i saw a small explosion coming from the car and i panicked", said frank sant, who saw the whole thing. "a few seconds later, there was another larger explosion. the car skidded down the hill at high speed, full of fire, and into the field." daphne caruana galizia made her name writing stories in newspapers and then on her blog that were often deeply embarrassing for those in power in malta, particularly the labour party who are currently in government. today, her son matthew said the government had been negligent in failing to protect his mother. "this was no ordinary murder and it was not tragic", he wrote. "tragic is someone being run over by a bus. we're a people at war a

the micro—blogging site is releasing corporate results later, and many will be looking to see if itsber they need to beat: 328 million monthly active users. that was the figure for both the first and second quarters this year. in may, the chinese micro—blogging site weibo overtook twitter in active users, 3a0 million, up 30% from 2016. the once champion of free speech, twitter announced earlier in the month that it will implement new rules to make the platform free from hate and abuse, targeting unwanted sexual advances, hate symbols and tweets glorifying violence. and of course twitter, like other social media, has pledged to be more transparent about advertising: who is paying, and to what end. but is that all enough to restore trust in twitter? it will be an early morning for twitter, unlike other tech titans, twitter, unlike other tech titans, twitter reports their earnings before markets open on thursday. that means jack dorsey and his collea g u es that means jack dorsey and his colleagues will be up well before their 5am call with investors. hopefully they will have some good

>> so, my sister has a blog called southern blog city life. i just loved the the title.aybe -- it goes both ways. it's cool. ♪ a southern girl ♪ city life >> there's songs about my relationship with eric. it's a vulnerable side that i don't think people have seen before. >> a song is called use your words. >> sometimes men need a push. they're not vocal. they're not going to say you are so beautiful. your hair looks good today. sometimes a woman wants to hear that. >> reporter: still, jessie says sometimes eric's actions speak louder than words. >> played game. didn't go well for us. he comes home, he's washing dishes. it's just like, how are you able to go from that to hopping off the plane to washing dishes. it's just amazing. >> i like that. i know you love country music. >> you know i do. >> i like it, too. i will admit i hadn't listened to a lot of her music until i went to visit. eric's team, the tennessee titans, won on monday. >>> tomorrow night, it's my boys. the kansas city chiefs play the oakland raiders on "thursday night football" on cbs. >>> coming up, why

people can read about internet culture or a blog about the environment which people are keenly interested in. so we have a lot of things a lot those lines. >> all of the things that make journalism better are not done in a way that panders to readers. we understand there are people we want to cover. >> i apologize to the people who will not have a chance. here is one. >> my name is alexa x. i'm a student at university of chicago. my question is in regards to investigative reporting. both of your papers have released shocking exposes on harvey weinstein and the dea recently. my question is, how do your journalism overcome the challenges you discussed to produce such gripping stories and what is the overall impact of these exposes. >> i mean, the harvey weinstein story, the reaction has been probably three times what i anticipated. i think it is a result of bill o'reilly and some of the coverage of donald trump during the campaign. how do you do it? that is old-fashioned banking on the doors, convincing people to talk. trying to get them to give you documents. the same thing i did as an inv

i got googled and blogged. have you ever had that, man? that's a violation.watched you eat dinner last night, dude. that's cia stuff. it's all over the place. you can zoom in on anything, jimmy. i watched you at the mall the other day buying a can of gorgonzola wheat water. [ laughter ] have you ever been blogged or googled? >> no. >> at the mouth, man. that stuff's weird. i don't like technology's getting crazy. the names they've got for stuff. i bought a brand new laserjet printer a few months ago. oh, laserjet, like i could fly around on the thing. hey, everybody, i'm up here making copies. yeah! dig this, three weeks ago i paid $99 for the thing, three weeks ago the ink cartridge went out and i had to buy a new one. $700. >> you just got out of a long-term relationship? >> yeah. it's a very sad thing. i actually had a nice fine black boyfriend for three years. matter of nine and a half years and back. shut up. [ laughter ] it's been a good three years. but actually the guy a year ago dumps me. do you believe that crap? he says i'm not feminine. are you ki

certainly the first blogs that the post did. and one of the very early blogs, period. what was interesting to me was how effective it was. because all of a sudden, we had thousands of people, not only in russia, but in the u.s. following this and writing this. and people telling us, if you are here, please go to visit this, or visit that. dialogue that was an eye-opener, not only for the "washington post" but for us as a new way to use this media that was starting to develop. reporter: one of the other project,ts you did, a you did a four-year investigation of a washington d.c. family, and three generations of them. the poverty, disease, crime, illiteracy, all these factors they were dealing with. that also won a pulitzer prize. your first one in 1995. looking at both of these on, what prizes you w kind of affected that have on your career? a high accolade among your professionals, but what impact it have on your career? worked at the "pot -- "washington post." in the senses more that people recognize you for winning a pulitzer.

he writes his blog, "pressure points," which you can find here at cfr.org. i have to say i am contractually obligated to say cfr.org three times. [laughter] every time i speak. two down, one to go. but, of course, tonight we're not here to talk about the last book or to talk about the blog, as good as it is, but talk about elliott's new book, "realism in democracy: american foreign policy after the arab spring." please join me in welcoming elliott here tonight. >> thank you. [applause] >> first off, congratulations, elliott. >> thank you. >> i know how difficult it is to write a book. it takes a bit of work to conceive, it takes a bit of work to market, and there's a whole lot of work in between. and you've done it quite well. the book, i think, reflects a tremendous amount of labor also i think a fair amount of reflection and critical thought. it's certainly a thought-provoking book. and i guess i want to begin our conversation with your title. >> yep. >> your book is titled "realism and democracy." i went to college, took my courses in foreign policy. i wa

. >> anthony:so who blogs about food here?m, iqou, and friend, oz, are all hard workers, holding down multiple jobs between them. but they hold on to their fierce love of food and cooking. who are your readers? >> atim: primarily nigerians. >> anthony:homesick nigerians, also, i would think in the states. >> iqou: particularly homesick. >> atim: yeah, but then people who are married to nigerians that want to learn the cuisine. >> anthony: ah. these days, one often eats quickly in a place like this. yakoyo, serving traditional nigerian dishes made the way they should be made. >> iqou: this is called ewedu, juiced nigerian leaves. >> anthony: ewedu is a soup from the yoruba tribe. crayfish, chilies, locust beans and jute leaves. this is good. >> oz: have you had jollof rice? >> anthony:it's rice cooked with -- >> atim: tomato sauce. >> oz: spiced tomato sauce. it's almost like spanish red rice. >> anthony: jollof rice a staple across west africa. country of origin? don't get into that issue. it's contentious. all i can tell you

it was one of the first sort of blogs. certainly the first blogs the post did. i think one of the very early blogs period. but it was -- what was interesting to me is how effective it was. all of a sudden we had sthous of people not only in russia but in the u.s. following us and writing us. people telling us if you're here, please go to visit this. or visit that. and this amazing dialogue. that developed. was an eye opener. not only for the post but for us as a new way to use this media that was starting to develop. >> one of the other assignments that you did, called assignment. a project. you did a four year investigation of the washington dc family. three generations of them. just investigating the poverty, disease, crime. illiteracy. all the factors they were dealing with. that also won a pulitzer prize. your first in 1995. looking at both of these prize sz that you won, what kind of effect did that have on your career? obviously high accolade among your fellow professionals. what impact did it have on your career? >> i think because i was working at the wa

the 53—year—old ran a blog called running commentary and in herfinal post she wrote "there are crooksis desperate." malta is the eu's smallest country with a population of around 420,000 people, a popular holiday destination. the government says no expense will be spared in finding the killers and has offered a reward of about $1.2 million for any information leading to the murderers. sunday's rally paid tribute to the mother of three's career as a fearless investigative reporter. sarah corker, bbc news. an eight—year study involving over 250 scientists has concluded that all sea life around the world will be affected by co2 emissions. the report suggests that cod stocks could fall to a quarter of current levels and infant sea creatures will be particularly harmed. the bbc‘s environment analyst roger harrabin reports. here is the effect of carbon dioxide on seawater. these bubbles contain natural c02 from an underwater volcano in papua new guinea. few sea creatures can live here because the c02 has made nearby water more acidic. swim away from those vents and what a difference, the se

so the superintendent took to a blog to write about it. in that blog, he writes, we do have a problem. we need to recognize it. own it. and do our very best to fix it. nbc 10's steven fisher spoke to school official and students who say they will not stay silent on this issue. >> reporter: an investigation revealed it was two middle school students from quakertown who was using those racial slurs. the district admits they have a problem but they're work ing with parents and students to make sure it stop. >> he wants to fix the problem. he admits it's a problem. it's not just the school district it's the community. >> reporter: the quakertown school district is not making bones about it. they say a culture change is needed. >> we didn't get where we are, all of a sudden. this has been going around for a long time. >> reporter: the school says there have been racial issues involving students in the past, but just last week, two middle school students slohouted racia slurs. >> quakertown, we care about cheltenham and what happened. what those

she was known for her blog that accused top politicians of corruption.caruana galizia's peugeot 108 hire car, in the field where malta's most influential investigative journalist was murdered — her body blown clean out of the vehicle by a huge explosion, ending her career of exposing political corruption and organised crime. "i saw a small explosion coming from the car and i panicked", said frank sant, who saw the whole thing. "a few seconds later, there was another larger explosion. the car skidded down the hill at high speed, full of fire, and into the field." daphne caruana galizia made her name writing stories in newspapers and then on her blog, that were often deeply embarrassing for those in power in malta, particularly the labour party who are currently in government. today, her son matthew said the government had been negligent in failing to protect his mother. "this was no ordinary murder and it was not tragic", he wrote. "tragic is someone being run over by a bus. we're a people at war against the state and organised crime, which have become in

local blogs sell you on the idea that dropping bombs. brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that you don't believe the new socks credit tell you that will be gossip and tabloid biased files of the most important news today. about how you think you are not cool enough and such to buy their products. these are the hawks that we along with our audience will watch. thank you god thank you i'm going to make a good start. tonight what you aren't being told about the opioid crisis but first let me get the basic and bow out of the way and then we'll get to the center part because you know you better to get a little warm up connel time before you reveal the full frontal like the old wart ridden scarred up undercarriage of the situation you can leave with the whole day to night story has everything illicit drugs villain is billionaires whistleblowers dead bodies so i'm calling it all rex throgs and rock n roll. and really since that also means drugs it says drugs drugs and rock n roll and also there's no rock n roll. a

comes to the online paid political advertising we are not talking about anyone just sitting there blogging on their own or sharing their werer views, we are talking about paid political advertising making money hand over fist in this area and so i think that this is a burden television and radio aations currently have come it isn't a big ask to ensure that the online platforms have the same kind of obligations. that tailored for the nature of an online platform. >> is it a coincidence senator mccain signed onto this? >> absolutely. first of all he's the chair of the armed services committee and i would note mr. warner is vice chair of the intelligence committee and what really is the point here is to say why did our government must have the tools to protect against foreign interference in how can we create these tools and i think the fact that you have the vice chair of intelligence and chair of the armed services committee showed howoo important the tools are protecting the national security. >> are there free speech concerns about having this kind of database orifice linear on thehe inte

on the blog. thank you. [applause] watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. to join in on the conversation, like us on facebook at cspanhistory. we will hear about some of south dakota's former leaders. >> you might recognize these trail of governors which stretched all the way down to the missouri river. coming up next, we will hear about some of south dakota's former leaders. >> the trail of governors was started in 2011 by a couple of businessman in town who were a couple of history buffs and wanted to find a way to promote history in the capital city. the city gets a lot of taurus -- tourists who are visiting the capital, the capital city, and they wanted a way to inform people about the history of the state. as far as we know, this place is anything -- this project is unlike anything else in the country. the project is to have a bronze statue of every governor. it starts at the state capital, and then it goes down capital avenue to the courthouse which was the site of the first capital building. it extends it down ma

the 53—year—old ran a blog called running commentary and in herfinal post she wrote "there are crookson is desperate." malta is the eu's smallest country with a population of around 420,000 people, a popular holiday destination. the government says no expense will be spared in finding the killers and has offered a reward of about $1.2 million for any information leading to the murderers. sunday's rally paid tribute to the mother of three's career as a fearless investigative reporter. sarah corker, bbc news. 0thers talk about the japanese elections a month ago. the economic situation played a big role in that. jamie is here with all the business news. it has done and it will do. the outlook for the world's third biggest economy will be shaped by shinzo abe until 2021. that is just as you have already heard, japan's prime minister won another term in sunday's elections. his second stint as prime minister began in 2012. and if the main stock index, the nikkei, is anything to go by he's been a good influence for the economy. it's hit new record highs in the last few days. much has been ma

in her blog you can get updates about her son caleb and his treatments. again, we'll have more on his road to recovery later on today on nbc10 news at 4:00. >> we're sitting here holding hands during the pieces that are running, trying to hold it together. i worked with tammy last week during the 11:00 show. she told me it took her a week or so to get back in the groove when she got back. even the most -- those who are observant watching the shows probably wouldn't have been able to tell. still, you know, our hearts go out. and our gratitude, grateful to the great doctors for taking care of greg and tammy and caleb. we love you guys. >> the great doctors at chop here in philadelphia will be helping with his recovery as he continues post surgery. >> yeah. >> tommy is such a great co-worker that when she was gone, all the team saying don't worry, we've got your shifts covered. she texted, i'm sorry that i won't be there. you have so much more -- it was nice to have the team i think to help support her. >> we're still supporting her. >> yeah. >> yeah. >>> le

an investigative journalist who'd been leading the fight against corruption daphne carolina wrote a blog on bribery and fraud between politicians and businessmen some of the accusations involve the prime minister joseph muscat has denounced the killing. israeli government has approved the building of new illegal jewish settlement units in hebron in the occupied west bank says one units have been given the green light these settlements are illegal under international law this is the first time the government has given official approval for construction in the city in fifteen years. three people have been killed after a storm or fear hit island of three hundred sixty thousand properties are without power those are the headlines shadow war in the south is in. january two thousand and thirteen four thousand french soldiers are deployed in mali. their mission to stop separatists rebels advancing on the capital bamako. but operation survival is different from the long series of interventions by france and its former african colonies. today the french are not the only ones with interests in the

the micro—blogging site is releasing corporate results later, and many will be looking to see if itsthey need to beat: 328 million monthly active users. that was the figure for both the first and second quarters this year. in may, the chinese micro—blogging site weibo overtook twitter in active users, 340 million, up 30% from 2016. the once champion of free speech, twitter announced earlier in the month that it will implement new rules to make the platform free from hate and abuse, targeting unwanted sexual advances, hate symbols and tweets glorifying violence. and of course twitter, like other social media, has pledged to be more transparent about advertising: who is paying, and to what end. but is that all enough to restore trust in twitter? after almost four weeks of turmoil the situation in catalonia may become a little clearer later today. the regional leader carles puigdemont will reveal whether to declare independence, or instead call early regional elections. in madrid, meanwhile, the spanish senate is making final preparations for a vote on friday to begin unravelling the re

daphne galizia was an investigative reporter who wrote a widely—read blog focusing on corruption. night. 0ur correspondent, daniel sandford, has this report. the twisted burned—out chassis of daphne caruana galizia's peugeot 108 hire car, in the field where malta's most influential investigative journalist was murdered — her body blown clean out of the vehicle by a huge explosion, ending her career of exposing political corruption and organised crime. "i saw a small explosion coming from the car and i panicked", said frank sant, who saw the whole thing. "a few seconds later, there was another larger explosion. the car skidded down the hill at high speed, full of fire, and into the field." daphne caruana galizia made her name writing stories in newspapers and then on her blog that were often deeply embarrassing for those in power in malta, particularly the labour party who are currently in government. today, her son matthew said the government had been negligent in failing to protect his mother. "this was no ordinary murder and it was not tragic", he wrote. "tragic is someone being

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somebody posts a blog then somebody else says, that's stupid. then somebody else says, you're stupid, then it's blankety-blank stupid. from the in a in that to the profane. i'm not sure that we have improved our knowledge. >> dickerson: what can we do in the press if you're giving advice to a young journalists what is your advice how to navigate this? >> you have to remember what the role of journalist is, basically we're not the politician. the politician's job is to deliver a message. our job simply to check it out and find out if it's true or if it's false. then report the results of that. we're not going to run the government or run politics, we're here to report on the people who are involved in politics and government. and if we do that right we have performed a service that is crucial to democracy as the right to vote. we can't have a democracy like we have unless citizens have access to independently gathered information that they can compare with the government's version of events. and when they do that, we've done our job. >> dickerson

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of our lifetime he has pumped up ratings he's pumped up circulation people are self publishing on blogs they're sharing opinions on social media we hope that and him gauge the public is better than a disengaged public but most people just choose to believe what they choose to believe in no i but i look at these numbers trump has to be sitting in the white house saying you know what what i say half the country believes i'm going to stay on offense you think that's going to be a strategy sure you know you see in the polls a majority of americans disapprove of how the president is conducting himself even some of his staunchest supporters we should give twitter arrest but that number that hovers around thirty percent those are the people he was talking about during the campaign when he was shooting off his mouth about being able to shoot someone in the middle of fifth avenue and get away with it this guy walks on water to that thirty percent. alan cooke host of the big picture great to have you with us tonight survival speech dot com thank you mike that is now speaking of president trump he

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