got drunk sexually assaulted one another the voltmeter the violence all this simulated it was george orwell's nineteen eighty-four big brother was always watching themselves in a familiar strange world. people became open to new discoveries. unscientific. what came out was thirteen films ten years in the making from the mind of a monster or creative genius audience is and critics are devalued it now the idea how much to buy russian artists corrosion of ski has been met with criticism for its disturbing and violent scenes down may have set out to condemn solve utilitarianism but part of me worries that the scheme may have become a desperate himself and overseen behavior that cross the line from fictional abuse to the real thing the project has also taken its toll on those involved in this giant stanford like experiment some participants still suffering from post-traumatic stress one visitor who managed to get a visa to down said it was like entering into another world no one u.k. crane and found lots of details which resembled the apartment of my grandparents there was exactly the same things

confronting iran and of course now to remind me or brian in the one nine hundred eighty four by george orwell remember wallace peace peace is not possible without confronting iraq what does it mean confronting war rate so if they are in a war so is war is peace ever i'm stuck in a boat democracy in el salvador i want to do our dead that is freedom is way very you know remember brian says freedom is slavery war east peace you know we have the same kind of talk and so he and he where is to speak craft in all of this i mean the optics of the the bombastic language it is you know washington calls these conferences and just expects everybody to. get in line in the european union really snubbed it ok the they we're not going to participate in this shirat ok be it again we. are we want to this government or there is no learning curve there's no state craft there's no even pretense to diplomacy in my opinion syrian losers they want to work on see the defeat because it's a complete defeat again again the russia against syria of course against to against iran so the tried to you know to move over the f

confronting iran and of course there are three miles of me or brian in nine hundred eighty four by george orwell remember wallace peace peace is not possible without confronting iraq what does it mean for your war rate so if. it was so is war is peace. talking about democracy. or i want to do our share that is freedom this way very you know remember britain says freedom is slavery war east peace you know we have the same kind of talk. where is the state craft in all of this i mean the optics of the the bombastic language it is you know washington calls these conferences and just expects everybody to get in line in the european union really snubbed it ok they were not going to participate in this sharod ok it was a good we knew this way that we wouldn't do this comment or there is no learning curve there's no state craft there is now even pretense to diplomacy in my opinion syrian losers they want to work on see the defeat because it's a complete defeat again in the russia against syria of course against to against iran so the try to move or the front line in an as of in a place and they want to

we are now truly entering the world of george orwell's ministry of truth.984, orwell said "doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously and accepting both of them." this double motion is doublethink in action and i cannot possibly vote for it. lastjune, apparently the papers were saying that one of britain's top private gps had reported that there had been this huge increase in adultery and venereal disease as a result of a brexit. and the following month, yes, there was a headline in the paper the following month that we were going to get super gonohrrea as a result of a brexit. in the following month, yes, there was a headline in the following month that said we were going to get super gonorrhea raging out of control as a result of brexit. i tell you, it almost came as a relief have been the telegraph, it was reported to be a shortage of viagra as a result of brexit. david davis. some conservative brexiteers, members of the european research group, or erg, had said they wouldn't support the government. the

george orwell said all animals are not equal.ok towards rich clarida at the end of the week and then chair powell's testimony to the senate and house next week. is it possible the minutes are not the biggest thing in terms of what we are waiting to hear from all of these speakers? we are waiting to hear from mario draghi as well as the rba ministers as well to give us an idea whether we are seeing the synchronized turn to dovishness. minutes are the hefty us to material -- heftyist material. thrust, thecure the tilt that is initiated, stewart stewardedpherded -- and shepherded. there is a core group of three or four people that really steer the discussion. their influence goes beyond whether they are a near vote or non-vote at any type of the cycle. clarinet'-- vice chair clarida's comments, the whor, and chad coldwater runs the open market desk, a plumbing job but a vital job. there was some speculation we would continue to see a strengthening dollar just because the fed had turned dovish but at the same time all other central b

>> you must have read george orwell's "1984", that words mean everything.arlie gasparino. might be some language trump an company and pelosi and company can each take a credit for it. neil: structure of some sort. you call it a fence, slats, but they're arguing over seem machine takes. >> i think they are arguing over semantics. she dug her heels in. she tasted blood. she was victorious. he dug his heels in. doesn't want conservatives trashing him. so i think the -- neil: shutdown -- every prominent republican i talked to, no, no, no, no, no. >> i will stick my neck out. a shutdown, the congress would override his veto of the if they pass legislation to open up the government again and are silent on the wall, it will be passed by more than 2/3 in each house, means the republican party will dessert him. neil: you probably right. you should run the other way. calling wicked smart. talking about kicked smart, handing him very high market up over 88 points, charles payne. charles: thank you, neil. i'm charles payne w very a lot coming up. markets on pause, gett

>> when your country man george orwell put that in 1984, it seemed so absurd in 1948. or the fbi building, put a piece of tape across the top because he knew somebody, maybe another fbi agent, might be watching him. here is the head of the fbi fearful that his own hardware on his own desk is going to be used as a surveillance instrument. you can imagine how the rest of us should be wary of this? stuart: i just don't like it. >> i don't like it either, stuart. stuart: what can we do about it. >> i'm not saying this because i'm your friend and colleague, you're doing a profound public service by exposing it. can i crystallize it? where is the outrage? is it just you and me? where is the outrage? the public should be outraged over the fact this follows me and listens to me and god knows who is following with it. stuart: it is really awful. it is just awful. but i'm going to move on to the covington case. >> all right. stuart: the family, of the students, nicholas, young man. >> sandmann. stuart: the young man on the screen right there. suing "the washington post" for $250

george orwell that words would be everything.hat both sides can live with. the president says this allows me to do what i need to do and mrs. pelosi says we won't have something that's immoral. i'm not praising her or mocking her. i'm trying to see if there is common ground. the senator's comments that you ran are telling. he has been living with this for a week. mrs. pelosi said the negotiations are over on friday. i'm pulling the house negotiators out because we need to know by friday what we're going to do in order to avoid the shutdown on february 15th, the following week. >> jon: the president gets a huge bully pulpit tomorrow night to make his case to the american people and it will be interesting because every time you are looking at the president, you are also going to be looking at nancy pelosi. >> i was going to say, i can't wait. what will she do? bite her tongue? sit there like he is catatonic? he will say something about her. i bet he will charm her, just a guess. you won't hear him say she is bad for the country sea

it feels like we are living in the 1984 book by george orwell.don't share the extreme views and accusations that have been levelled against the party by people like ian austin.|j have been levelled against the party by people like ian austin. i have a feeling of deja vu about this, because i am asking about a problem with anti—semitism in the party, when it seems there is a general a cce pta nce when it seems there is a general acceptance and acknowledgement elsewhere in the party that there is. all i'm saying is that it is a small proportion, less than 0.01%, it is important to put it in context. it is important to remember that the labour party has put these procedures in place and it has the proud heritage of fighting racism and also to remember the letter that ijust and also to remember the letter that i just referred to, and also to remember the letter that ijust referred to, that site was signed by over 200 members of the jewish community saying that the labour party is a crucial ally in fighting anti—semitism. labour party is a crucial all