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near talk about the future is david carr. he writes the media equation column for the "new york times." i'm pleased to have him back at this table. all right, sir, here's where we start. my question is going to be what the future of television is. "television precedes its future, netflix is there." apple and google were back making waves in the television world last night with reports last week suggesting they were renewing efforts to use technology to transform the box in your living room. tell me more. >> yeah, if you look around, charlie, these names "amazon," "apple," "intel." these are big, big companies that have changed the world, changed the way that we do a number of things and now they're pivoting toward television. it's not just them. sewn sni in there. there's a lot of technological energy being aimed at that box in your living room. netflix, i think it's been an extraordinary sort of story. we cover companies all the time that talk about transformation, that talk about we're going to embrace the future but netfli

"the new york times" media columnist david carr warns that i do think that activism, which is admittedly accompanied by the kind of determine determination that can prompt discovery can also impair vision. if an agenda is in play and momentum at work cracks may go unexplored. judy miller, you served time and in -- time in prison because you were a journalist. has he gone over the line? >> no, i don't think he has. i think he needs to be defended. i think hay is a journalist with a point of view. he's a columnist. he's a blogger. he is now a member of our profession and we ought to stop those people who suggest that he's guilty of some kind of crime for soliciting news or encouraging people to talk to him which is what the government tried to say about james rosen, pox news reporter. >> how do we know he's being pair and hon snes. >> what do you mean fair he has a point of view and he's open about it. i think the problem is journalists who have an agenda that are -- a reader or viewer is mott aware of. >> we don't know that -- greenwald is fair but leave it to the first amendment and batt

david carr, and former national press secretary for the obama campaign, ben la bolt.lso joining us, "new york times" op-ed contributor beth murfitch. beth, to you first. were you actually in the gallery in texas when wendy davis did her 11-hour filibuster and wrote a really moving op-ed in the "new york times" about your mother's very difficult choice to have an abortion. one of the biggest take-aways from that piece was your urging women who have had to make this difficult choice to come out and talk about it. tell us more about why you think that's important at this moment. >> more women than we would like to know -- or than we think have had abortions. it is estimated 22% of pregnancies in the united states are terminated and that of the women that terminate, 61% of those women are already mothers. i think such shame permeates our discussion about abortion. and in fact that is so contradictory to how i feel about my mother's abortion. i am incredibly proud of her. at the age of 20 years old she had the wisdom and the courage to know that her own potential would be

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