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. >> popular george orwell classic i understand is making a huge come back. what is that all about. >> reporter: i will order this book. the trump advisors comment about alternative facts is making 1984 a best seller again. kelly ann conway was deeven if ing false hoods about the size of the inauguration crowd over the weekend while george orwell 1949 novel envisioned the world controlled by double speak, well, it is number two on amazon's best selling books list as of last night. >> very interesting; hena. >> no comment, hena, we will check in with you next hour. >> reporter: yes. >>> well, a new committee is trying to get more of philadelphians to take part in jury duty. >> surprising percentage of people just ignore those letters no the jim donovan. he would never do such a thing and three things committee is considering. hi there, katie. >> well, guys we are looking ahead, finally to some thighs weather for a change, how long does it the last? sunshine, mild conditions, and it cannot last forever and it doesn't i'll let you know how licensing in the seven

tell you, and indeed whether or not you want to believe them, you can suddenly go back to your george orwellf an authoritarian regime is to persuade people that even incredibly inane things, however many fingers he is holding up, reading it at school, even a benign thing you can be made to lie about, so you see four fingers but say five. even just using the word lie makes me slightly anxious. because we do not call it that, do we? we have a whole range of different words for it, but no people are becoming emboldened. this is not a great way for this relationship to have started. if press briefings are going to prevent journalists from asking questions, if -- journalists from asking questions, if —— there is already such a terrible breakdown between the white house and the media, but where to start. during the iraq war saddam have a spokesman who would stand up and help barefaced lies about how iraqi troops were about to defeat the americans and of course he got a nickname, comical ali. what you are right. as a starting point between trump and the press, you would think it would be disastrous

next, why there's so much interest in george orwell's "1984." brian stelter is with us, live.bie] an advance on my tax refund, i could really use that. [john] what would you do with that money? [zombie] i'd love to take a tropical holiday. [john] i'd be careful, with your skin tone. [zombie] no i get it cause i'm a zombie. yeah that's funny. [off camera] all my undead, we are back. [john] i will see you out there. [zombie] see ya. [john] and don't take it personally. [vo] you can get a refund advance of up to $1250 no interest at block. [john] don't just get your taxes done. get your taxes won. >>> for critics of pruch, the executive order banning millions of people coming to the united states temporarily is an example of everything that they fear. and those fears may be reflected in the bestseller list, george orwell's famous novel "1984" where big brother controls a totalitarian future is a hot read once again. some analysts think it may be a response to the new white house administration. the book, which shot to number one on amazon's bestseller list, depicts a government t

george orwell's book "1984" why th the truth. you're watching "cbs this morn >>> there's shocking new information in what was a the lynching in 1975. >> now the woman whose words led to emmett till's words has recanted part of her story. we wantod with the incredible new details. >> reporter: it was the shocking picture that ignited the civil rights movement. 14-year-old emmett till in his casket. his mother mayme wanted the nation to see the brutality of his killers. >> i waondered was it necessary to shoot >> reporter: he was visiting family when a story went around that he whistled at a cashier at a grocery store. after till's body was found a few days later, her husband and brother-in-law were charged with murder. at the trial he made lewd advances, verbal and visual. >> what she said was that part's not true. >> reporter: author tim tyson writes in a book due out next week published by simon & schuster that in an interview conducted a decade ago, brian took it all back. >> she was just trying to say that nothing that went on

. >>> a george orwell hit has become.s angeles times" reports that two city officers who killed a black man in 2014 will not face criminal charges. the district attorney said an officer fired in self-defense because ford was trying to grab a gun. his family sued the city and reached a tentative deal late last year. >>> in michigan, there's a mixed message about the water quality in flint. they say they should not drink unfiltered tap water even though it has been cleared. >>> incidents were reported in a half dozen states. indiana's house speaker is giving social media tutorials after offensive posts by two state lawmakers. fortune says a trump adviser says they're making "1984" a hit a again. it's a tie rehab cal world controlled by doublespeak. it was number two on amazon's best selling lists as of last night. >>> and mark zuckerberg says he has no plans to run for president. speculations started saying he would travel to some 30 states he neefrs visited. >> and ahead on "cbs this morning," mark zuckerberg versus hawaii

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and, you know, just a tidy little note -- do you know that sales of george orwell's "1984"... >> yes.> ...spiked after the "alternative facts" statement by kellyanne the other day? i mean... >> let me just wrap up the discussion on this idea about the murder rate. and we're gonna get into the women's march and the protests in philadelphia. but someone on facebook -- laura kelly -- i just ask people, "what do you think about what the president said?" and she said, "as the aunt of a murder victim, one death is too many. today is his one-year anniversary." so, it reminds you -- and we all know -- that these numbers are all people. they were people. >> right. yeah. >> absolutely. >> any murder rate that is high as it is, is bad. the women's march -- we want to talk about, is this sustainable? we saw more anti-trump protests in philadelphia during his visit. we also saw what happened in philadelphia, in washington, other big cities during the previous weekend right after the inauguration. now, some people lauded these marches, impressed by the turnout. we saw some actually ridicule them an

. >>> george orwel's 1984 a book that i think everyone should read, one of might have favorites has hit amazon. this may or may not be related to the recent statement by white house aides involving the new speakesque phrase alternative facts. or well's classic tale of a society in which facts are distorted and suppressed in a cloud of new speak was first published in 1949. trump adviser kellyanne couldn't way coined the instant catch phrase on sunday when she defended sean spicer's claim about the inauguration crowd size. tam. >> matt thank you. >>> new this morning a man runs to a philadelphia gas station tour help after being shot overnight. we'll tell you more on what happened here when "action news" comes right backly. this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, tr

george orwell, use a positive rather than a negative when you can.is she? that is, actor, there are some of that interview. she did not save much thatis interview. she did not save much that is new. do you think we are clearer? i thought it was a good interview. i thought sophy was wonderful, and so was theresa may, because, at the end of the day, when people voted for brexit, even people like david cameron who are out on the stump, said we will not be in the single market, because if you remain in the single market, you have freedom of movement, was set by europe, and also be paying into it. that is why people voted to come out. so she said very clearly, brexit means you can't have a pick 'n' mix of different things you want within the eu. we have got to come out, and thatis eu. we have got to come out, and that is why she said let's not get hung up in the process, let's get the best deal for britain within the eu, what can we do? we're still neighbours, still together, but that's what we have to do, we're coming out, let's get the best deal. i thou

and george orwell's "1984" has become a best-seller in the days after donald trump took office. penguin, the publisher, reports a 9500% sales increase since last friday, the day of trump's inauguration. the classic dystopian work introduced the world to the terms "big brother," "thought police," "newspeak," and "doublethink" -- words that many are finding have new meaning under the trump administration. to hear a rereading of "1984," o to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the battle between donald trump and the press escalated thursday after one of trump's top advisers called the media the opposition party. in a rare interview with the "new york times," trump's chief strategist steve bannon said -- "the media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep its mouth shut and just listen for a while." bannon added -- "i want you u to quote this. the media here is the opposition party. they don't understand this country. they still do not understand why donald trump is the presid

these people live in george orwell's 1984 which is now the sixth biggest selling book in the united states. supreme control over people. >> we get it. we got your points. >> that happens when there is an election. people buy it. >> kimberly. >> she is not sweating you. me either. it's time for kimberly's foodcourt. you're not going to believe this but mcdonald's, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the big mack, we've got here. no onions. they are going to dispense three different sizes from an atm. you have to tweet about it. it's going to be fresh. you should show up. it's going to be in boston. they are celebrating the launch of mac junior. >> let's do this. i have a really, really good whiteboard. i will do it tomorrow. in the meantime. free big mac from a machine. >> their machines are taking it over. you can't. >> you've got to go up and touch the screen. >> no more cashiers. >> bob, we will take you and you will be the guinea pig. that's it for us, special report is next. >> president trump takes the first steps toward building his wall along the southern border. this is "special r

george orwell's book "1984" hit number one. it's a tale of a society where facts are distorted and suppressed in a cloud of news speak. and was first published in 1949. >> i remember reading flat high school. i don't know how much i remember it now. >> new speak? >> yeah. i remember it was typed in and everybody heard the same controlled message. >>> well, chances are some of your have some sort of technology in your car that tries to make your ride safer. >> well, now the actual road itself could start communicating with your car about dangerous situations. can tell you when you're approaching a work zone, a sharp curve, or if you're going to rr fast and tell you when a light is turning red. news 4 transportation reporter says it's now up to the construction and road crews and each state department of transportation to work with ought so makers to make the roads safer. several auto makers will show off self-driving car's at d.c.'s ought so show on friday. >>> it is 5:27 and today is the day you might want to go outside. you mi

. >>> after donald trump's inauguration, george orwell's distot dystopian novel "1984" rocketed to the bestseller lists. next, how orwell may have anticipated donald trump. >>> april the 4th, 1984. from the age of big brother, from the age of the thought police. >> shout out his name! >> that of course is a clip from the movie adaptation of george orwell's "1984" starring john hurt, who passed away last night at age 87. the novel is about a future world where fact and free thought are suppressed and where the word "science" doesn't even exist. the book surged to the top of amazon's bestseller list after trump adviser kellyanne conway's "alternative facts" comment drew comparison to orwell's "doublespeak." in a disturbing echo of "1984"'s protagonist, trump ordered the director of the national park service to back up his claim that he had the largest inaugural crowd of all time. this is real life and it's happening right now in washington. joining me now from an indisclosed location, authorize of "the targeter: my life in the cia on the hunt for the godfather of isis," a former cia anal

interesting has happened in the past few days as a result of this, since conway made that statement, george orwell's book, 1984 hit number one on amazon. the book is a tale of society where facts are distorted and suppressed in a cloud of news speak. it was first published in 1949. >> building a wall. president trump is expected to sign an executive order today that makes good on his big campaign promise. nbc's gadi border wall already in place. >> reporter: we do know what a border fence looks like. he doesn't want a border fence but a border wall. but this fence is part of 700 miles of border fencing that separates the united states from mexico. this fence cost $6.5 million a mile to build. trump wall will be considerably higher than that. but people on that side of the border and this side of the border that live in the community say this fence is not particularly effective because people can jump this fence, climb this fence and in about 15 seconds it's up to border patrol to apprehend these people. we also know that donald trump wants mexico to pay for the wall. mexico says they are not going t

. >> george orwell's "1984" is back on the best seller's list. yesterday the book was the sixth best selling book on amazon. fascinating. it also comes off john lewis's memoir became a top seller after that became -- >> a lot of books on the reading list. "art of the deal" from donald trump. must read. "the death of china" another must-read. by his top trade adviser. >> who knew that president trump would be so good for amazon. >>> coming up, today's must reads. first, as we head to break, let's check out the futures. still looking at gains in the open. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." good morning. it's time for our must-read stories catching our attention in the papers and on the web. mine is in project syndicate titled world order 2.0. writing that globalization is inevitable. u.s. president donald trump's administration espoused an america first doctrine which is largely inconsistent with what is being suggested here. if it remains the u.s. approach, progress toward building t

george orwell classic in sew sigh think it facts are distorted and depressed was top five on amazon.com the sale serj comes in wake of up correct or unproveable statement made by donald trump and some whi kellyanne conway coined instant catch phrase sunday when she called claims about crowd size "alternative facts" rippinging comparisons by some on social media to 194. and next up, pamela anderson said she was saiding a present to first lady melania trump she and first lady share a love of vegan designers and modeling background and finally. do you love golden delicious apples. >> not when group like that. >> that's nasty if you love them and don't want to see them like this and live in some sports of united states you could if i canp a strain that will never turn brown. a small amount of arctic brand sliced packaged golden delicious apples will hit shelves of ten stores midwest february and march and not turning brown ever apples shrug pristineper and fresher which could win over physiciany eaters. >> let me say this. >> we don't have time. >> they're not apples. >> they're something i

right now today in america, the number one book being sold is 1984 by george orwell. party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and your ears. it was their final most essential command. you can believe your eyes and you can believe your ears. data is data. facts are facts. there are no alternative facts, okay? let's not go down that road. i hope that's not where trump is trying to lead us, but to find out for sure, let's bring in the best trumpologist i know on earth, the great jeffrey lord! get him up on the stage. my nemesis. >> grab a seat. >> like the ernie and bert of american politics. >> how has your week been? >> for you, great. for me, terrible. thanks for asking. help us understand. is this an orwellian plot or do you think trump believes all the stuff he is saying? >> all what stuff? >> the five million people, half of the number of undocumented people in america all snuck into voting booths and nobody noticed. >> here we go. look. i don't know what the number is and in talking to people who are very familiar with this, they say that's the problem.

. >>> george orwell's novel "1984" is now amazon's bestselling book. why the demand? some call kellyanne conway's reference to "alternative facts" orwellian. >>> a leader has refused to work with charities that distribute condoms. conservatives believes the distribution of condemns violates the catholic church's teaching. pope francis says it could be acceptable to protect life, such as in an aids-ravaged area. >>> a massive sinkhole in pennsylvania, authorities have evacuated homes in two neighborhoods. wow. >>> coming up, what president trump's wall proposal means for those who call the border home. once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. aleve direct therapy. >>> as president trump prepares to crack down on illegal immigration by discussing a border wall, some texas residents are questioning whether a concrete wall will actually work. cnn's ed lavendera takes us on a tour of life on the texas/mexico border. >> reporter: this journey across the u.s./mexico border begins in south texas, where the rio grande empties into the gulf of m

fist up, george orwell classic tale of society facts are dissforted and suppressed was top five on amazon.com and sale surge of 1984 comes in wake of up correct or unproveable statements made by president donald trump and some white house aids. trump advisor had an instant catch appraisal turntive facts bring us you us to 1984. or yn well book has been standard classroom head reading. >> pamela anderson is sending a present to melania trump. anti-fur advocate say she and fist lady share love of vegan designers and modeling background and wishes her husband well during time in office and hopes he finds success during presidency. >> and finally love, golden delicious apples because you live in some parts of the united states you can soon pick up a strain that will never turn brown. small amount of arctic brands sliced and packaged golden delicious apples with the shells of ten stores in midwest in february and march. and along with not turning brown they should be crisper texture which manufacturer says could win over picky eaters. sales come 2 years after usda approved the fist againeticly moo

george orwell's "1984" is back on top.and is so great, the publisher just ordered another 75,000 copies. >>> a judge showed little mr. cy for a man convicted of sexually assaulting a mentally ill woman in montgomery county. megan fitzgerald has reaction from the victim's family. >> she was in her bed asleep. >> she was in bed asleep when she woke up and this man was top of her. >> reporter: likely anyone's worst nightmare and it happened to a 64-year-old woman in november of 2015. her brother didn't want to be identified, but says his sister was helpless. >> she's been in the public health system for most of her life, since she was dgd as having scizo affective disorder since teenager. >> reporter: they say bowersox knew she had a mental illness. >> he thought he could get away with it because of the mental condition he observed when he passed her. >> reporter: montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy says fingerprints and dna evidence from the crime scene led investigators to bowersox, who already had a lengthy cr

. >>> and a white house adviser's comment about has pushed george orwel -- orwell's 1984 book to thespot on the amazon best sellers list. orwell's book was published in 1949. and it envisioned a world, controlled by double-speak. >>> straight ahead, a local county leader is considering a run for governor. >> artists fight back against the drain the swamp movement. the best way they know how. >>> and we're going to talk to a local syrian man who is trying to become a u.s. citizen. we'll talk to him about donald trump's plans to ban muslim immigrants. >>> reaction and harsh criticism tonight of president trump's plan to restrict refugees from entering this country. >> the president plans to sign an executive order tomorrow, blocking refugees from syria, and six other middle eastern countries for 120 days, until tougher vetting policies are in place. wusa 9's delia goncalves is live on capitol hill with reaction to this. hi, delia. >> with this move, the president bypasses congress and puts an immediate stop to refugees, trying to flee their country for fear of persecution. one person w

. >> it's a george orwell phrase. >> we teach no courses in our journalism program about alternative facts. >> you're either fact or not. >> we will flunk you if you use alternative facts. >> this is a struggle going on in the world right now. there are people who understand that if you can create a different understanding of reality you can change politics or anything else you want to deal with. the problem is when society needs to make real decisions about life and death, about war and peace, about climate, economy, you have to deal with the actual reality. at some point you're dealing with the actual reality, the public gets to know the actual reality or you have turned over the public's power to individuals who hide behind be veneer of falsehood. that's a big decision for society to make. it's not about us. it's society's understanding of realities. >> and paving the way for this situation is our movements like the birther movement that was embraced by donald trump that raised falsely the question about president obama's birthplace that created national conversation among some pe

. >>> with a surge in orders george orwell's famous novel "19 "1984". what are you learning?sher can't print new copies of the novel fast enough to keep up with demand. analysts say this could be a result ofuble angst over political climate and could be a reflection of the new administration's very controversial first days. a terrifying future world where society is controlled by a totalitarian government, a story where two plus two equals five. >> risen by no less than 20% over the last year. >> this is one of the movies based on the book 1984. a book that tonight is enormously popular again. number one on amazon's best seller list in such demand that the publisher is furiously printing more copies of the book. >> i think people are buying it as a warning, trying to understand what happens when a government is asking people to believe things as truth and not backing down when there is evidence to the contrary. >> reporter: it followed the path of the character winston smith living under a government that wipes out evidence of what happened in the past. the so-called ministry

. >> today's q & a is ahead and i have a >>> well, out of the blue the demand for george orwell's novelis skyrocketing. the book became the top seller on amazon's computer generated list overnight. many are attributing the increase to president trump's inauguration. others to the term "alternative fac facts" mentioned by kellyanne conway and some are calling all of this orwellian. gloomy tale of an oppressive government that controls minds through a ministry of truth. >>> billionaire inventor elon musk says he's had it with l.a.'s notoriously bad traffic and he wants to do something about it. today the ceo of spacex and tesla announced he's ready to move ahead with the new order to bore underground tunnels for traffic. he plans to call his company the boring company. he plans on releasing more details at a later date. >> the animation looks very cool. >>> hewlett-packard is recalling more batteries. the company announced today it's expanding the recall issues last june. this new recall affects 101,000 laptop batteries sold between march of 2013 and october of 2016 in the u.s., canada an

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they're not going to -- they don't believe in news speak like george orwell, just because he says it doesn't make it true. sean spicer says he doesn't believe this stuff, either. we'll have kellyanne conway on in a minute. thank you, cornell. ed, it's great to have you on the snhow. >>> up next, donald trump's big move tay on illegal immigration. he's making good o what he promised during thecampaign. trump white house counselor kellyanne conway is going to join us here next, in fact, very soon. this is "hardball," where the action is. vere plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop

people are rereading george orwell's kept. >> charlie, i was haunted by that book for about 20 yearsnd now it's back. we have to take a break. cokie roberts said this morning that what he needs is someone in the white house to reign him in. normally that would be someone like the first lady, melania trump is staying back in new york. >>> coming up next, president trump announced he is going to name his pick for the supreme court next week. see, that is something we expected him to do. we're going to break down the top three contenders for the country's highest court. >>> and in less than five minutes, the opening bell will ring. trading day of course is here. finally we've been dancing around it for days, weeks. even the dow expected to cross over 20,000. it looks like today could be the day. we're going to bring that to you live. ♪ ♪ after becoming one of the largest broadband companies in the country. after expanding our fiber network coast to coast. these are the places we call home. we are centurylink. we believe in the power of the digital world. the power to connect. and that's

bet midher tweeted # george orwell lives.e golden book of alternative facts where dogs are cats and chairs are tables. even the dallas stars jumbotron got on the joke about exaggerating inaugural crowds with its own inflated attend's attendance 1.5 million. and though president trump's press secretary played nice with reporters on monday. >> yes, i believe we have to be honest with the american people. >> reporter: merriam webster's dictionary seemed to cast shade by tweeting out the definition of a alternative facts weren't enough, couldn't kellyanne conway have picked an alternative outfit. >> what is with that outfit on kellyanne conway? look, is she holding the door for people at f.a.o. schwartz? >> reporter: dressed as the era trump wants to take america back to. it's easier to choose between fashion alternatives than alternative facts. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> i like that little golden book. as a matter of fact, i like everything about that piece. we'll be right back. ♪ for millions of baby boomers there's a viru

. >>> the publisher of george orwell's "1984" is racing to print more copies. the 68-year-old book is number one on the amazon charts right now thanks to donald trump and the rise of alternative facts, a phrase coined by the presidential adviser kelleyanne conway on sunday. >>> some people in poland really want to show tom hanks how much they love him. it's all because of these photos the former oakland resident jokingly posted on twitter last year. that's hanks in hungary next to a fiat 126. i mention the car because the people in a southern polish town were blown away because those cars were made in their city back in the 1970s, so they got together and they bought one of the cars, they plan to ship it to hanks after they fix it up and paint it. >> do you know what his twitter handle is? >> i follow him but i can't remember what it is. >> it's @thanks. >> how clever. >> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the changes being made at wells fargo now in the of the company's fake account scandal. >>> and growing outrage this morning o

leading to surging sales of george orwell's 1984. what do you make of it? liberal progressively agreed in 1984 probably wouldn't be because they would understand tlets of the government to have some democrats back and read 984 i think would be great thing, because you talk about what is happening, in america, with the growth and size of government influence in lives what happened today republicans saying we should reduce rules regulations want families in charge of health care not our government. i think democrats may take a second look at the love for big government and intrusive government go maybe after reading 1984 i am a living government republican. >> why they lotion election i guess he dems wanted more big government again good to see you thanks very much say hi to better half with us last week in washington we love her. >> i do too. >> i know. >> i show you her bags as well i carry her bags all over. >> you better, you better. >> all right, thank you so much congressman. >> coming up, the flip side of house buying now highest level since 2006 we wi

alternative facts. >> george orwell. oh, my god. - you know what, orwell actually wouldn't have a job because he's supposed to make this stuff up as a fiction writer if he lived today. that's just the most incredible thing i have heard. well, okay, i know a lot of people now are going, well, there's a lot of americans who will buy that. that's true. but not the majority. and that's what we saw i think yesterday too, is that the majority of this country didn't vote for donald j. trump. i don't just mean the 3 million difference but also the seven million who voted green or libertarian, so that's over 10 million people who voted not to have trump. so at least take some solace this morning in knowing that, yes, there are people that will nod their head and go, yes, alternative facts, but the majority i know aren't buying it and won't buy it. >> yeah. and you very brilliantly went out to trump country for the most recent documentary you did. we talked about it before on this show, and talked to trump voters. i'm curious to know as you we

will you be advising the president he that a government shut down or as you may george orwell like to call it as you did in your response to questions, "temporary lapse in appropriations are an acceptable joit come during budget negotiations.? rep. mulvaney: the term temporary lapse in appropriations is a term the government used to describe that circumstance up until i believe --sen. mccain: that's what you believe it is? rep. mulvaney: to get your direct point, i did not intend to be recommended to the president that we negotiate or governed by crisis. sen. mccain: but you supported government shut downs. rep. mulvaney: i voted for appropriations bill that the senate failed to take up. in a system or you have to have the approval -- sen. mccain: did you support the shutdown during the shutdown? rep. mulvaney: i supported keeping the bill open. sen. mccain: which you knew would not succeed because it would not pass the senate. rep. mulvaney: i don't believe to know what the senate chooses to do. sen. mccain: will there be a corresponding increase of defense based budget or every doll