way this is not a frankenstein experiment this is an experiment that he's actually quite limited but they shoes are actually on the table and you think in the forseeable future we could see more and more of these ethical debates take place i don't think we're going to see the debates and i'm not entirely sure what the wisdom of bringing this debate into the public discussion because a lot of the problem a lot of the brum in general been in this particular case is that these are extremely complex technicalities that cannot be adjudicated by people who simply have the sense that there might be something a food we need a lot of information that is very difficult to process this goes to say that it's really agencies experts get them mixed up should be in the process of doing that nonetheless what we can say beyond sort of a doubt is that this is no play and this will continue to be pushed unstoppable marketing gakkai thank you very much shit what to say now about some of the other stories making news around the world. the african union has condemned the killing of 4 student opposition pr

. >> frankenstein. >> "young frankenstein" is a brilliant satire.nary lengths to get the details right. the look, the black and white. >> why did you make it in black and white? >> it was a glorious homage to the horror classics. so it had to be done in black and white if we were going to do it properly. >> it's alive. >> he took that genre, did it perfectly and then bent it. >> what knockers. >> thank you, doctor. >> "young frankenstein" is a masterpiece, in my opinion, and beautiful. i was so in love with gene wilder. he's so sexy in that movie. i use to tell people i will marry gene wilder when i grow up. >> excuse me, sir. is this the delta house? >> sure. >> "animal house" was the first raunchy coming of age sex comedy. it was just frat boys. just running around doing crazy, crazy stuff. that was lampoon humor. it's edgy. it's borderline or over the line racist, sexist, all those things. >> mine's bigger than that. >> i beg your pardon? >> oh, my cucumber. >> we are making fun of that, smartly. so that was -- that was what we did. >> john belus

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happening and we need the structure i think it's very important to keep in mind that this not a frankenstein story and we should get there away from that all right mark because it's always we appreciate your insights thank you my pleasure. well people in the russian capital moscow are protesting against plans to build a highway near a nuclear waste doherty say the construction work poses no risk to the local community but residents say they do not believe that the government has their best interest at heart they are determined to stop the project emily sure reports. dangerous levels of radiation that's what nuclear physicist. radiation counter tells him every time here moscow's poly metals factory started dumping nuclear waste on this scale in the 1940 s. and fifty's when the area in the south of moscow wasn't yet part of the city so far the radioactive material is contained under a layer of clay but the activist insists that the plant highway could cut straight through their waste and they might start digging up the soil and moving it around without taking into account that it's contaminate

happening and we need the structure i think it's very important to keep in mind that this not a frankenstein story and we should get her away from that all right mark because always we appreciate your insights thank you my pleasure. are here some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a new york court has held a hearing in the case of. jeffrey epstein he's accused of sex trafficking prosecutors are setting a trial date next summer but epstein's lawyers requested more time the former high profile money manager is accused of paying girls to recruit under age victims for sex at his manhattan mansion and other locations wildfires are burning millions of pictures of land in the center and east of russia including siberia the military has been called in to aid thousands of firefighters experts say the blazes were caused by thunderstorms that hit during abnormally high temperatures and later spread by strong wind. in the united states firefighters in texas are fighting a blaze at a refinery belonging to the oil company exxon mobil it's the latest in a series of recent f

me alive ofst >> yes that often times felt like frankenstein pick evelyn goria may not want to leavego three homeruns and two nights, he came into the series with one homer in his last 124 at bat. they scored 10 or more in three straight games and for the first time since 2010. and will go for the sweep tonight in san diego. >>> tyler beatty took them out hours after finding that his stepfather passed away. he held the padres to one run over seven innings, the longest of his career. well, today the giants sent him down to the minors. he is not needed to start again until after the all-star break. so that is the reason why. >>> the a's closer will be back in the bullpen tonight, he missed the last 10 games with a shoulder injury. oakland has won four straight. liam hendrix held on the ninth inning what he was out. he picked up the third save last night and today he was named the american league reliever of the month in june. he will return to his set up role. he will not be the newest splash brother next season's time with the warriors is over after only two summer league games. he wi

we want to disenfranchise the financial engineers that have experimented on our economy like dr frankenstein and resulted in a monstrosity of economic incentives that only favor the worst we've become a caca stock r.c. rule by the worst amongst us sadly well we've got to go and that's going to do it for this opening up a start of summer solutions with may mask isarn states there will have more of these summer solutions coming your way in the very near future don't leave your house is too much garbage out there anyway stay indoors and only watch television until next time by all. my 7 years doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my system just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse is sort of going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. when the ready war on drugs was on the. number of people who are in prison for. sins for whom our own are minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot wat

we want to disenfranchise the financial engineers that have experimented on our economy like dr frankenstein and resulted in a and a monstrosity of economic incentives that only favor the worst we've become a caca stock r.c. rule by the worst amongst us sadly well we've got to go and that's going to it for this opening up a start of summer solutions that may mask isarn stacey and we'll have more of these summer solutions coming your way in the very near future don't leave your house is too much garbage out there anyway stay indoors and only watch television until next time by all. my 7 years doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my system just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse is sort of going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. the ready war on drugs. there are numbers of people who are in prison for. sins for minor minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your ch

we want to disenfranchise the financial engineers that have experimented on our economy like dr frankenstein and resulted in a monstrosity of economic incentives that only favor the worst we've become a caca stock r.c. rule by the worst amongst us sadly well we got to go and that's going to do it for this opening up a start of summer solutions with may mask isarn states there we will have more of the summer solutions coming your way in the very near future don't leave your house is too much garbage out there anyway stay indoors and only watch television until next time by all. the pretty you would know to move through it is there for as much as. you need to do for the books for the group of people would prefer to do more it will do. quite a good reproducing you're already in the incidents but you have your limits to the situation. that. hayden memorandum. i was in los angeles and it was march of 1991 and. i go over and i look out the window very they are. so i was arrested that day and i wanted her to play bargain. and i understand she is not going to implicate somebody and i could. afford a

we want to disenfranchise the financial engineers that have experimented on our economy like dr frankenstein and result and and a monstrosity of economic incentives that only favor the worst we've become a caca stock r.c. rule by the worst amongst us sadly well we've got to go and that's going to it for this opening up a start of summer solutions that may mask isarn states there will have more of these summer solutions coming your way in the very near future don't leave your house is too much garbage out there anyway stay indoors and only watch television until next time by all. during the great depression which you must remember that it was most of the family . there wasn't it was bit you know much worse objectively. but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hope. there isn't today 2 days america where shape by the turn principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attacks. engineer elections manufacture consent and other principles according to. one set of rules for the rich. that's what you put word to the. truth will

we want to disenfranchise the financial engineers that have experimented on our economy like dr frankenstein and resulted in a monstrosity of economic incentives that only favor the worst we've become a caca stock r.c. rule by the worst amongst us sadly well we've got to go and that's going to do it for this opening up a start of summer solutions with may mask isarn states there and we'll have more of the summer solutions coming your way in the very near future don't leave your house is too much garbage out there anyway stay indoors and only watch television until next time by all. you know world of big movies and could see yours it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. this is this is a sticker from a water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions

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. >> frankenstein. >> "young frankfrankenstein" is brilliant satire.dinary lengths to get the details right. the look, the black and white. >> why did you make it in black and white? >> it was a homage. it had to be done in black and white if we were going to do it properly. >> it's alive. it's alive. it's alive. >> he took that genre, did it perfectly and then bent it. >> what knockers. >> thank you, doctor. >> "young frankenstein" is a masterpiece and beautiful. i was so in love with gene wilder. he is so sexy in that movie. i use to tell people i will marry gene wilder when i grow up. >> excuse me. is this the delta house? >> sure. >> "animal house" was the first raunchy coming of age sex comedy. it was just frat boys. just running around doing crazy, crazy stuff. that was lampoon humor. it's edgy. it's borderline or over the line racist, sexist, all those things. >> mine is bigger than yours. >> i beg your pardon? >> my cucumber. >> we are making fun of that, smartly. that was what we did. >> john balelushi was one of th breakout stars from "saturd

. >> edward scissorhands is kind of frankenstein's story and spencer price creates a boy but dies beforeds was a character tim had brought to life through a concept drawing. i've seen tim draw a character through two strokes of a brush and you knew who they were. >> look! >> make it a five-run inning and blow this game to pieces. >> i'll be darned. >> with tim and his characters, there's always a real connection with him and johnny depp. >> there's kind of a way of speaking without speaking and communicating which is why he was edward scissorhands. it goes back to silent movies where people communicate with your eyes. i feel some connection to him or winona ryder. >> so, are we going to be working together? really? worse film you ever saw? well, my next one will be better. hello? >> edward is such a sweet movie and yet it's not at all clawing. it's just completely cool and crazy. >> he's a monster. can you imagine what that guy would look like in a movie. >> johnny depp plays a real life character, ed wood, who is famously known as the worst film director of all time. >> his character is

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it's a digital frankenstein that's really hard to control. and so that's the way that we need to see it. from there we can talk about how to regulate it. >> and ms. stanfill, you have heard him just describe what google does with young people. what responsibility does google have if its algorithms are recommending harmful videos to a child or a young adult that they otherwise would not have viewed? >> thank you, senator. unfortunately, the research and information cited by mr. harris is not accurate. it doesn't reflect currency policies nor the current algorithm. so what the team has done in effort to make sure these advancements are made, they have taken such content out of recommendations, for instance. that limits the views by more than 50%. >> so are you saying you don't have any responsibility? >> thank you, senator. >> because, clearly, young people are being directed towards this kind of material. there's no doubt about it. >> thank you, senator. youtube is doing everything that it can to ensure child safety online. and works with a nu

that, when he feels moral revulsion and lindsey graham does that they look at that and they see a frankenstein that they have created. am i wrong about that? >> well, i hope you are wrong about that. i can't figure out lindsey graham. i really can't. i don't know what happened to him. it's almost as if an alien has abducted him and we have some creature there who is spouting out things that lindsey graham never believed and never stood for. but the fact is i am staying in the republican party. i haven't done what david has because i will not be driven out of a party with whom i agree on important issues by a cult of people who treat the president of the united states as if he is the dear leader, as if their loyalty should be to him instead of to principle and to country. and i think he is destroying the republican party. i think what's going to happen in the next election is a lot of people are not going to vote for donald trump who voted for him last time, and a lot of people who didn't come out to vote are going to come out because they feel our democracy is threatened by this man. >> there

she's coddled this argument and now frankenstein's out of the barn and thank god for her you realizehat not everyone in politics is racist or hate's women or whatever it is. >> but sometimes people do use racism or xenophobia or bigotry to appeal to people. let's turn to the tweets sent by president trump this morning in which he told progressive democratic congresswomen, who came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the most corrupt and inept in the world, et cetera and telling people the united states how hour government should be run and why don't they go back and fix the totally crime infested places they came. and ken cuccinelli won't say who the president is talking about but if your talking about congresswomen, only one was born outside of the country, ilhan omar and came to the country legally and what do you make of the president telling them to go back to where they came from. >> he was on strong ground saying nancy pelosi is not a rate -- racist and look at the things that are meaningful and then he gets on twitter and getting in the fight

the moderates tolerated this for 40 years and now frankenstein has escaped from the laboratory.ts are being said out loud for the first time. we have a 13 second clip of it, this is going to define the republican party unless claim it, disavow it.own it, - all we get are these mushy tweets from mitt romney who is now the ben sass of jeff flakes and that's all we're going to get. good luck america. >> gentlemen, i really appreciate the conversation. >> we expect great things, and we have a lot of potential. a lot of -- way to go. we're the hottest economy now, definitely, actually for the last quite a bit -- period of time. and i think we have tremendous potential for a lot of growth. europe is not doing well, a lot of places are into the doing very well, we're doing very well. i want to let you know. >> mr. president -- what is your reaction to the british -- >> we have a very close alliance with the u.k., and we always have, we heard that, the united states has very few tankers going in because we're using our own energy now. we've made a lot of progress over the last 2 1/2 yea

donald trump is just a frankenstein monster they created.a light on what is the role of government in terms of working in ordinary people on this country. how is this party that's enabling the president advancing the interests of the very rich and of folks that don't care about people like you and me? so this is a perfect opportunity to actually go after the enablers of the administration and right, we -- everyone has been opposing trump for three years now. >> right. >> but there are millions of people and especially powerful people who are enabling him and opposing this nomination as a way to shine the right light on them too. >> senator -- >> yes i was going to say with health care such a big issue, i can't wait for people to see when he went to fight for wal-mart and said that wal-mart didn't have to really spend money on the health care of the people. that's going to hit home. those people are our neighbors. we see them every day. so i think it's an exciting opportunity but it's a terrible nomination. ands if i was in the senate i'd hel

we have created a fast shows -- fascist frankenstein and i say we, it's not just a decrepit republican party with the collaborationest and facilitators, i mean, brother lindsey graham is just a donald doug version of joseph mccarthy, sad to see him stoop so low but kevin murphy the same way. republicans across the board have adjusted themselves to a profoundly unjust way of being in the world in terms of being lawless, hiding and concealing, rationalizing this kind of unadulted raw hatred and i come from a tradition of people who have been hated for 400 years. we teach the world about love and justice. so the qstion bemes, how do i become fortified to say to trump you have to create a factious america. over our dead bodies. we will go down fighting. we won't get in the gutter of hatred but we will make sure you do not allow for this kind of expansion. of fascism. you read the book on the crowd and you see the ways in which you can manipulate the crowd and you know madison grant yale graduate 1887, the passing of the great race. the major scientific rationization of people. sib subordin

frankenstein's laboratory.fects of the social media on a young person come on their mind, how they talk, we are going through a huge social experiment. >> greg: dana, you are like me. we despise children. >> dana: pretty much. jasper doesn't have a phone. >> greg: with an iphone, they don't bother you. >> dana: and they are silent, just like they we want. children imitate their parents. you go to a restaurant or a seat at the airport where parents on their phones and the kids are looking around for something to do or looking longingly at their parent and that kind of breaks my heart. remember last year south park season had, one of the episodes was that they sing a song out it was to president trump and to other people because of driving while texting. it was called "put it down." it's a great song. we should've played it. send it around on twitter. >> greg: that was helpful, dana. >> dana: on my phone. >> emily: i agree with everyone here. >> greg: that's helpful. [laughter] >> jesse: who do you agree with the

. >> david duke and a little bit from occupied walls and created a political frankenstein. >> that'sht and that was working around the world. but it's time for the democrats, if they won't get anywhere near ohio and a lot of the places in the industrial midwest without economic populism. the economic populism for democrats is more true, it's more authentic and they actually have plans and records to back it up, many of them do. i would love to see that phony populist versus real populist go head to head. >> think about it though, joe biden is not an economic poll u lift. he would argue there are components of his message that are. but joe biden, for all of the theater critic treatment in a very negative way he's come under in the last few months, he has a reservoir of really great, goodwill among certainly african-american voters and certainly the working class white voters, who voted in pretty big numbers for donald trump. look, that -- >> you keep talking and i will put up a poll, 39% are south carolina democrats. >> absolutely. i think it helps him that these head-to-head numbers

now frankenstein is out of the barn and terrorizing the country side. not everyone in politics is a racist or hates women or whatever it is. >> fair enough. but sometimes people do use racism, or at least xenophobia, bigotry to appeal to people. let us now turn to the tweets sent by president trump this morning in which he told progressive democratic women who originally came from countries whose gomts are complete and total cat astros, worst most inept in the world, et cetera, and are viciously telling people of the united states, the greatest and most powerful nation how it should be wrong. why don't they go back and fix the totally crime infested countries from which they came. first cuccinelli wouldn't talk about who he was talking about. first of all, two are from min and michigan and the other is here legally. >> on strong grounds, nancy pelosi is not a racist. crazy people, fling around accusations for political benefit and it's meaningless. he gets on twitter this morning, maybe because he wasn't in on the fight, he wasn't getting enough attenti

"edwa "edward scissorhands" is kind of a frankenstein story.t to life by a drawing. >> i'll be darned. >> with tim and his characters there's always a real connection with him and johnny depp. >> there's kind of a way of speaking without speaking and communicating which is why he was edward scissor hands. it kind of goes back to silent movies where people communicate with the eyes. >> so we're going to be working together? really? worst film you ever saw. well, my next one will be better. hello? >> it's such a sweet movie and yet it's not at all clawing, it's just completely cool and crazy. >> he's a monitor. can you imagine that guy would look like in a movie. >> johnny depp plays a character who's known as the worst film director of all-time. >> you love him for his enthusiasm. >> all right, prepare for scene 32. >> we all feel that. you know every time he's in a movie it's going to be the greatest most amazing thing. >> edwood was not made as a joke. it was lovingly made in appreciation of what that guy had done. >> these actors, they really

sass: in 2012, 2014, 2016 there was a earmark band and came back frankenstein like that the default in this congress there should be earmarks again and instead of banning them another two years i led the charge in our conference with an important assist from senator cruz trying to get that earmark ban to be made permanent but want to make sure you get lots of credit because you were one of the first people championing this. mr. demint: thank you for following through. mr. sasse: i think mr. smith goes to washington had been a crappy movie if jimmy stewart had stayed around for a hundred years and cozied up to k street and done everything conceivably possible to keep his job here, yet there's no way you can tell the important story of someone coming to fight for something if one of their main calculuses, calculi, not sure of the latin, but one of the main inputs what they think of the question, will this be popular 12 months or 18 or 24 months from now as opposed is this the right thing to do for my kids and constituents' kids and grandkids. we don't need a short term finger in the wind

sasse: there was an earmark ban and every year it came back sort of frankenstein like. the default assumption was that there should be earmarks again. instead of banning them for another two years, i led the charge in our conference with an assist, important assist from senator cruz, trying to get that your mark ban to be made permanent. we want to make sure that you get lots of credit for you were one of the first people championing this. congratulations. sen. demint: thank you for following through. sen. sasse: i think mr. smith goes to washington would've been an incredibly crappy movie if jimmy stewart stayed around for 100 years, cozied up to k street and then did everything to keep his job here. yet there is no way you can tell the really important story about someone coming to fight for something if one of their main calculuses -- calculi, to the way they think about the question is, is this going to be popular 12, 18, 24 months from now as opposed to is this the right thing to do for my kids and my constituents' kids and constituents' grandkids? we need a lot mo

that is the frankenstein's monster. charles: thank you, tammy.g valliere, chief global strategist. question about congress, going away for 46 days, they're not getting much done anyway. for the markets do we like a congress not getting anything done? >> traditionally, charles, good morning, when congress is out of town the markets do better. i think it removes an irritant. we can focus on monetary policy, earnings, things like that. congress being gone is not a big deal in my opinion. charles: wall street had a sigh of relief when the debt ceiling deal was done. i always point out, for the last several times the government is shut down, a rabbable rally this year, seems like a sigh of relief, at least the government, the shutdown and that theater wasn't around? >> i always thought we would get the debt ceiling raised. sometimes it happens pretty awkwardly. all the spending that has people upset in the short run, it is positive. it's a little bit of a booster shot for gdp. in the long term however, as we go into the next decade, we have a lot of d

frankenstein and trying to stop his monster.the magic of videotape and we will play for you that fact check in just a few minutes. >> i will tell you, it was quite a dramatic turn around. we're going to be getting to it. a lot of republicans flooding the white house which is talking to mike pence, very concerned when the audience started chanting that racist screed. and a few republicans came out and said some things publicly, but what a quick turn around in 24 hours. >> yes. we begin, though, with a couple of legal stories with implications for president trump and people in his orbit. according to newly released court documents, the fbi believed that then candidate donald trump was closely involved in a scheme to hide hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential campaign. the documents released yesterday from the closed campaign finance case against trump's former fixer, michael cohen, described a series of calls, text messages and emails among cohen, trump, trump's campaign aid, hope hicks, keit

and, you know, kind of, what i like to think of it as like kind of a frankenstein -like monster. the war on drugs, the war on terrorism. and, just like that criminal justice policy, all kind of, you know, in one package. that's what we are really seeing today. so, you know a couple of things that you say, for example. you can, this thing about going on drug busts or rates. that is very much still being covered when it comes to immigration. right? the people are going with ice and covering how -- sensation away. you know, so, i think that we are, we're still not there yet when it comes to covering immigration. and affect of, specifically of immigrants. as it pertains to, you know, drug policy. at all. i don't think connecting those dots. even though the basically the same thing. >> i'm going to let ethan speak. so, after we do this number going to move on to the next question because i'm trying to be efficient with the organizers with time as possible. and we started at 1005. i wanted to add, i don't -- i'm trying to make sure we can go through 10:00. r, 11:00. where is she? someb