they created frankenstein's monster.nd they are trying to fight it and have been trying to fight it for a few years. >> do you see revoking the citizenship as a gesture? >> more than a gesture. they now realize they have to do something, but if you think about the frankenstein monster story, the problem is you may have created the monster and turn against him, but that doesn't mean you reign it in. in an ideological weather, the danger is out there. it's in pakistan and afghanistan and indonesia. it spread so much that the saudis are trying to back pedal. it may not be enough. >> fareed zakaria, thank you. don't forget, catch fareed's special report, saudi arabia, kingdom of secrets. up next here on cnn. this quick update, deadly tornado strike the southeast. i spoke to the lee county alabama sheriff who confirmed at least 14 people are dead. he has seen juveniles amongst the bodies and people are still unaccounted for. stay with us here at cnn and cnn.com throughout the evening. don't forget to tune into the bush years,

you know frankenstein food here's an interesting story as well because you know when you look at all the hormones and all the antibiotics forced fed into our food supply in america is. the antibiotics are causing antibiotic resistance aren't they so they like these superbugs coming and who knows what eventually will emerge from that and wipe us all out and was you know the cheap chicken worth it at the end of the day when like half your family has been wiped out by the next superbug only known cure or fecal transplants for the superbowl stations i mean that's a rising cure so speaking of bugs you know you and i while we're driving across country for god so we noticed that that the only place that we saw bugs and we noted it in the episode through new mexico was that there was a lot of bug splatter well perhaps you know maybe correlation doesn't necessarily causation but this chart in this article might explain that monsanto's roundup weed killer found in top beer and wine brands a new report by the u.s. public interest research group erg education fund reveals that many beers and win

you have got a frankenstein party. the green new deal and free college. that's $135 trillion.ow you have the situation with representative omar and the anti-semitic comments. it's amazing they atlantic ability to condemn the anti-semitic comments. there has been a movement inside the party attacking the nation of israel and trying to undermine it it's a militant anti-semitic movement. when you have those things taking place inside the democratic party, the reason she cannot condemn it -- liz: that's leadership. anti-semitism, condemn it. white supremacy, condiment. full stop. there is no semblance, no watering it down. full stop. >> this is the sad part. we have gone from never again to we have seen comments that, it's not that bad. the thing that's scary to me as a student of history when you look at what was taking place in germany in the 1930s. the reason hitler succeed is he got the polite middle class to threat anti-semitism go mainstream. you crush it and say you will never accept it. this is staggering to me. liz: i want to get so much out of you. i love talking to you.

avengerst frankenstein , put them together, got them in the air.hat is what you had to do, life on the canal, stripping everything you could. the flight 300 guys in the first couple of days on the first week of being there, they helped sink two japanese destroyers, but it to constant action and hell keep the aircraft flying. this is what they look like after some of the attacks. after a month many of the planes were too heavy to fly. this one was blown apart by a japanese bombing attack. some of his pilots were too wounded or sick to fly. the battle 300 was taken out at the end of september after six weeks on hells island. there were no shortage of planes because of what was called torpedo junction. years -- aviator second be brought in thanks to japanese submarines. the waters became so deadly that the people called it torpedo junction. the carrier saratoga -- she is forced to go stateside to make repairs. on september 15, the carrier wasp is hit by torpedoes and fatally damaged, finally sunk that day. many of her aviators are able to land on the

that was like a frankenstein monster that facebook has created with the live video streams.s they were taking down one video, another would appear of new zealand. it was just a horrific situation to begin with, and to compound that with these videos being broadcast around the world. i think the great fear is that something like this, another horrible tragedy, we are going to see the same occurrence. i think this might be an idea that was fostered by the last person who did this in new zealand who might see this happening, becoming part of this cycle or abuse of social media and it also pushes even further into the forefront this idea about regulating social media which seems to be something that republicans and the democrats can agree on and the presidential candidates are running against these companies for those same reasons. lauren: we just don't know how to do it. that's the issue. the social media companies are maintaining -- >> it's unwieldy. yeah. it's grown too fast. lauren: yeah. then there's this. congressman devin nunes filing a $250 million lawsuit against twitte

charles: this has become his version of the frankenstein monster.en facebook really wants they develop algorithms or zero in on things they consider conservative hate speech. that they're pretty quick to identify those things and remove them. do you think they could be doing more with technology and other efforts? >> you know, i understand the argument, certainly. there has been some cases showing that they seem to be a little more quick on the trigger when it comes to either censoring suppressing doing something with conservative speech. when you're talking about a million 1/2 videos, one thing i don't understand, charles, who is posting all the videos? are they people sympathetic with terrorists? people like to spread violence? i think societal problem here as well. but no, when you get up to a million 1/2 videos in the course of a just a couple days, i think any company would have trouble keeping up with that. i think in this instance, unambiguously, facebook and other tech giants are trying to do the right thing. i think they just don't, i think

genes from some other organization, plant and animal and placing it in an animal for the fear of frankenstein . >> it's a gene that's been proven in many species and i would hope if we don't do this that we will see the united states lose its lead as far as the technology leader and not help us . >> chairman. the lady from iowa . >> thank you mister chairman thank you secretary purdue. i want to thank you for all you are doing for our ultra community. we are big players here and i appreciate that and helping to get the fsa office open during the shutdown. that was instrumental in helping farmers and i appreciate that. as you are probably aware, iowa state university that one of the nation's top agriculture institutions released a report showing that iowa's entire economy has negatively affected by the trade tariffs and u.s. net farm income has fallen by almost 50% down from just five years ago, how close do you think the president and china are to reaching a trade deal. they are done when they're done i have to go back to my constituents with another better answer than that, what can i tell t

genes from some other organization plant or animal and placing it in an animal for this fear of frankenstein type animal. this is a gene that has been proven in many species that can be effective and i would hope if we don't do this we will see the united states lose its lead in agriculture and then, god help us. >> you are so right. i yield back. >> thank you, gentlemen. gentle lady from iowa. >> thank you, mr. chairman. like you, secretary purdue for being here. great to see you here again today. want to thank you for all your doing for our agriculture community. iowa is a key player not just in food and also in fuel and feed for our cattle and fish and everything. we are big players so i perceive that. thank you for getting our fsa offices open during the settlement that was instrumental in helping our farmers. i appreciate that. as you are probably aware iowa state university which is one of our nation's top agricultural research institutions recently released a report showing i was entire economy has been negatively affected by the trade tariffs. overall as you mentioned us net farming

the story of frankenstein has been retold through the generations.ote her gothic classic, it's been turned into plays, films, and musicals. now a beatboxing academy in london has brought the story back to life in a totally different way — using just their voices. kate silver reports. this might sound like any normal musical ensemble, harmonies and percussion, a beta track. —— beat. the difference is, the only instruments being used other performers' mouths. go, my name is ab hb box. i am anita. my name is conrad and i am the director of the beatboxing academy. conrad has been teaching these two since their early teens as part of a young academy being held here at the arts centre in london. it feels like i am untouchable when i am performing. i can't imagine a world outside of the stage i am on. # these screens are weapons but you really shouldn't pose to that. and now they are tackling mary shelley's frankenstein in a somewhat modern adaptation. # you really shouldn't post that. validated by shares and likes. the book features the outsider and we com