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this brings to mind george orwell in 1984, where screens spied on people. samsung said it's no big deal no data is being kept. do we need to be concerned about the technology. >> in this instance i don't think we need to be worried. we have to hit the button on the remote. it's not like it's there listening into the casual conversation. some other device amazon echo and xbox they are transmitting the data to base. best to figure out what you can do. whether they su trigger a dons. it's not something to be worried about, it is something we should think about going forward. >> you team people will turn it on if you want to communicate with the tv. personnel information could be out there in the internet. is that an issue, that people could access that? >> it is an issue and a warning that samsung is putting forward. if you request an internet search by your voice, we'll pass it off to a third party. it's something you need to be aware of that that information will go out on the internet. you wouldn't want to do a search of the social security number or addres

well i mean you know in the book we quote an anthropologist who said read george orwell's 1940 review "mein kampf." liberal democracy offers all these things emancipation of women, economic redistribution and here's this guy in germany who offers death and people prostrate themselves to celebrate it. it doesn't surprise ne in the least to hear the former captive say these guys didn't have a koran. we talk to people including free syrian army guys who were arguing with isis and young recruits as young as 14 16 years old would say, well we're the real muslims, who are you, and they said you're real muslim can you resite some hadith? and they couldn't. they didn't know a single passage from the koran. >> the burning of the jordanian pilot going against that. >> sure. >> going against the ten edmontons of ss ss -- ten elts sets of islam. shocking to me how horrific it gets episode after episode. >> they're tapping into well springs of islamic history, islamic theology for sure. they're trying to make these ex post facto justifications for imlating a fellow muslim. but,

certain critics have compared it to the telescreen in george orwell's "1984." a couple of the trending subjects today, delhi and modi conceding an overwhelming defeat in india's capital. his first setback at the poll you there i am. coming up after the break, i will be discussing those chinese inflation figures. ♪ >> what we want to achieve is britain in a reformed european union, european union that is an economic success story. >> welcome back to china. welcome back to "countdown. [laughter] let's turn to china. we are not in china. also rates -- policy rates being cuts. let's bring in the head of macro strategy at aviva investors. we just interest growth in five years. we have had factorygate for five months in china. does it lead to further monetary easing? >> yes. if you put it in the context of what is going on, there's a structural reform progress, a large-scale shifting. it is the way china does business, if you like. that is slowing the country down. that is going to continue to slow down and that combined with the dis-inflationary forces we're seeing

we -- george orwell put this so well in animal farm.dicated on equality for everyone, as it turns out all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. people figure this out at at some point. but they want out. but they have to be kept in the prison. >> tom palmer spends most of his life overseas in third world countries. many of them communist. he travels for the atlas institute to set up libertarian think tanks and help those groups. you see a lot of the third world. >> i spent a lot of time in the soviet union when it was still with us. they allowed east germans to leave when they got to be retirement age 65. then you could leave because they had squeezed your life out of you and they didn't have to pay a pension anymore. it was really sickening because their view was we use you up. now get out. >> if other spanish-speaking countries went along with it, what would happen? >> what happened with sansouth africa. why was nelson mandela freed? an embargo that everyone joined and it was enforced. >> it was sanctions that change

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remember the book 1984, george orwell, where the tvs did spy on you.v to show you, but here's the deal they have theujz that you push so you have voice command. you say, i want to watch the laker game, it sends the information to a third-party and then you're watching the laker game.r2úeìáhp &hc% the problem is, everything you say while that light's on you're talking to friends, talking to your husband, is being picked up on that microphone and sent to a third-party, right? and then that stuff is being saved. now samsung says they're not selling the information but they fully admit, they are sharing the information. all that private talk, your television's picking it up. next thing you know you say, hey i love that car and what happens? a car commercial comes up next. then you'll know oh yeah, we're beingw >> that's crazy. and who says that you just talk in front of your tv? you know? you never know. >> it's listening. it's not watching gretchen.e: >> well, yet is the operative word. fantastic story thank you, sir. >>> new way to get your daily dose of

in politics and government was listening, when i was 14 years old, to a radio dramatization of george orwell's "1984." c-span: where were you then? >> guest: i was in high school in prince georges county, right outside of washington -- mount rainier high school in prince georges county, maryland. if you go out rhode island avenue, you'd run into mount rainier, maryland. and i well remember listening to that, and it was a very frightening thing to hear what was going on in this fictionalized version of a totalitarian state. and i remember talking about this and i got the book. i read "1984." and i remember giving a book report on it in my high school class, and my teacher said "well, that's just fiction. it's not real." well, what do i know? and then i remember reading, shortly thereafter, a reader's digest condensation of an article about cardinal menzenti, who was the hungarian catholic cardinal, who had been captured by the communist government of hungary and tortured, and many of the tortures to which he was subjected were very similar to those orwell describes in "1984." and i remember mar

. >> this is almost mimicking scenes in george orwell's 1984 -- the television was for it to watch youung has been advised by its lawyers to put the warning in there. if they didn't put the warning, they would be the subject of huge litigation. >> this is the quote for the privacy policy. quote, please be aware if your spoken word includes sensitive information, that will be transmitted to a third party through your use of recognition. that's big brother. >> it clearly is big brother. it doesn't matter who or what the third party is. because under the patriot act. federal agents are allowed to write their own search agents to write their -- a federal agent on his or her own could go to whoever the third party is. whether it's the samsung, cloud or storage facility could capture it. without a search warrant issued by a job with the federal government can be listening to what you're saying in front of that television in your own home without you knowing about it. stuart: you and i spar about the level of surveillance that's okay. i'm getting the feeling that technology is so overwhelming