what does that have to do with glenn beck? you were just accusing glenn of asking him audience to participate in digging up information, as if this was something new and sensational when, in fact, the mainstream media does this to figures on the right all the time. >> amy, what term is mainstream media? i didn't do it. my paper didn't do it. who are the -- >> are you kidding? you don't remember the media arrested? and later the fallout over nfl trash talking. ni moouk mubarak. i'm jamie colby. i look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour with a brand new hour. >>> you would have thought it was the crime of the century, an arrest for drag racing and driving in the vehicle is huge news apparently when it involves a troubled teen pop star. >> we are waiting on justin bieber to make his first court appearance following his early arrest this morning in miami. >> breaking news in the entertainment world this morning, pop superstar justin bieber has been arrested. justin bieber has been arrested. >> and cnn deemed this worthy

what does that have to do with glenn beck?ou were just accusing glenn of asking him audience to participate in digging up information, as if this was something new and sensational when, in fact, the mainstream media does this to figures on the right all the time. >> amy, what term is mainstream media? i didn't do it. my paper didn't do it. who are the -- >> are you kidding? you don't remember the media arrested? and later the fallout over nfl trash talking. ...so you say men are superior drivers? yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check. silence. are you in good hands? it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. >>> hi, everybody. we're live from america's news headquarters. i'm jamie colby. police are announcing in maryland that they have identified the gunman in yesterday's deadly mall shooting. it was 19-year-old

>> what does this have to do with glenn deck?you were accusing glenn beck of asking the audience to participate in digging up information as if this is something new and sensational and the mainstream media does this to figure on the right all the time. >> what term is "mainstream media." who is the mainstream media? you are talking like sarah palin. >> you don't remember the media going to alaska. cnn and fox and msnbc. >> of course, to report the story. >> we had this conversation years ago when it happened and you pointed out this was a witch hunt on the part of the mainstream media. >> have to wrap it up. it seems we could have you guys back every week and keep the audience listening. thank you very much. >> television broke away to deal with the breaking news of...justin bieber getting arrested? the fallout over nfl trash talking. this year, i'm trying the protein thing with real protein. [ female announcer ] try a yummy lean cuisi dish. with 13 grams oprotein for 10 ys, you'll feel great. i'm trying this too. maybe this. no

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. >> glenn, do we need the nsa? >> you know, i think we need a degree of targeted spying, whether is done by the nsa or another agency, we don't need what they have become, an agency creating a system of suspiciously spying. >> what does the future for glenn? we'll be right back. consider this: the news of the >>> hi, i'm henry, i'm in the stream. >> welcome back, we have been talking about the nsa and glenn, you have an impressive resume, it is a new year and what is next? >> well, i mean, there's definitely a lot of documents that have been given to us and we are working with and not yet reported on and working on the stories and being accurate and there is definitely a very good number of stories that are very significant that will continue to be reported and shaping on how we think about the programs in profound ways. >> so two things, a lot of documents, quantify that is and what is trigger and when are you going to release the next round of information? >> i never counted the documents, you know, i have said b

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glenn beck's growing media empire.rs and listeners, this isn't a new message. it's something he's discussed quite often and openly. he reached out to melissa harris perry to lend support as a fellow broadcaster this month. as an employee of glenn beck, happily so, he's always innovating and moving forward in trying to grow both as a broadcaster, media entrepreneur. i admire his willingness to be self critical and self-reflective in public when you know a lot of critics try to use it as ammunition. >> that sounds great, amy, but john do you buy it? >> no. amy works for mr. beck now. i'm sure that's the message he's trying to send. this apology is too little too late. he presented himself as king of the wing nuts, wrote to fame and fortune by consciously dividing the country. he knew he was doing it because he's a talented broadcaster. he got rich and famous doing it. he duped a lot of people and divided the nation. too little too late. >> you could argue john, he is trying. here's another example of glenn beck changing

so we brought the whole play to brazil and we did it for glenn and some people he invited.nd ared a theater lighting designer talked to the people not go brazil come and we did the complete -- the people in brazil and we did the complete version of the play. you can't e-mail a play. script of athe play. you can't send that in the mail, you know, if you want to show somebody a play, that is what you have to do. gesture of expression of respect for the fact that he did what we all should be doing. he has risked his neck, risked forphysical security freedom. >> and the choice of the play, the reason -- its relevance to our time? the play has been out for more than a decade. >> yes, well, it happens to be a play that is on the subject of speaking out, in a way. writes out of a personal artistic impulse that you don't necessarily plan, but it turns out that this play is about a writer played by larry pine who wrote quite a while ago some essays that were offensive to right-wing sort of regime and is made up country. ,nd he and his loyal daughter played by deborah eisenberg, are

>> well, glenn is conflating two things.resident's hand-picked panel as he said did say that there wasn't proof that the metadata program had stopped any crimes but -- any terrorist a activities but that isn't proof that snowden's disclosures haven't harmed national security. he is trying to -- >> because there are other programs. >> the disclosures were massive and we don't know -- i'm less upset about his revelation of the metadata program because i think to some extent we already knew that was happening, than i am about some of the other things. >> all right. we will have you both back. thank you so much. happy new year to both of you. >>> up next, breaking news on the hunt for the man they say murdered a priest inside the church rectory. what was the motive? we'll talk to the police chief, next. >>> and netflix has already transformed the way many of us watch tv. are they changeing the game again? just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed

glenn, thanks for being here. let's get right to it. the president announcing five reforms. perhaps the most notable, one has to do with bulk phone call collections. section 215. this collection of metadata is going to continue. it's just a third party may be involved with the database. here's why president obama argues this collection needs to be stored. >> the program grew out of the desire to address a gap identified after 9/11. one of the hijackers made a phone call from san diego to a known al qaeda safe house in yemen. nsa saw that call. but it could not see that the call was coming from an individual already in the united states. >> so the president argues, glenn, that the data is used to map the communications of terrorists so law enforcement can see who they may be in contact with and see it as quickly as possible. if it's stored somewhere else, does it make sense? >> along with the statement that he just made, they are completely contradicted by anyone who has looked at that question beginning with his own lighthouse panel as well as a judge that has said that ther

a female glenn beck. >> i'm not the female glenn beck.s just going to tell you i think i agree with him. he should be more like me, a uniteder. >> a uniteder. >> that's what i am. >> how can you say that with a straight face? >> i am a uniter. you're a polarizer. you call me the devil and you say i'm divisive? >> when i tweet you on the show all hell breaks loose. >> i went shooting last week. one of my shooting partners sent a picture of us to you. >> i saw you had big guns. ways very happy for you. let's talk about the polarization of political debate in america. glenn beck was quite brave, i thought, to say what he said. if i'm being self-reflective, doesn't happen very often but i may as well throw it out there. when i've done the guns debate, cane tell that when i get over angry and get a little bit abusive to the gun people, that it actually doesn't help the debate. that actually all it does is intensify the polarization. and it means any kind of compromise becomes less likely. do you like glenn beck look back on some of the stuff y

you're another one, a female glenn beck. >> i'm not the female glenn beck. agree with him, he should be more like me, a uniter. >> a uniteer? >> yeah, that's what i am. >> how can you say that with a straight face? >> you call me the devil and say i'm a divider? >> i went shooting last week and one of my shooting partners sent us a picture to you. >> you had big guns. i was very happy for you. let's talk about the polarization of political debate in america. glenn beck was quite brave to say what he said. if i'm being self-reflective, we mentioned guns. when i've done the guns debate, i can tell when i get over angry, and get a little bit abusive to the gun people, that it doesn't help the debate. it just intensifies the polarization and it means any kind of compromise becomes less likely. do you, like glenn beck, look back and say i could have calmed things a bit and been less polarizing? >> i was definitely too nice to hillary clinton. i think i was overly inthuz yas tick about chris christie about waiting to hear his amnesty position. >> what do you regre

glenn fishes the pistol out of bottom of his bell bottoms. [laughter] that is the only time i've ever pointed a gun at anybody, and it looks a lot cooler in the movies. [laughter] >> and perfect makings of a writer, frankly. because, and you set down so many of these great stories in this book, but also weaving it in with the larger story of how we got this way. and we aren't blaming you, p.j., it's not your fault. [laughter] but we would like for someone to answer for it. we would love to move toward the q&a. >> yeah. >> portion of the evening. are you game? >> absolutely. >> okay. are you all game? okay. >> one of the things i was trying to do in this book was not write a regular memoir, but kind of do a, like a seating. service not a memoir of how different i was, but how much same we were. i wanted the use a little yeast of my memory, you know, in the dull of other people's memories to get everybody thinking about all this stuff again. because we really did -- there were only three television stationings. all our parents looked alike, you

glenn. larry, thank you for joining us. doris, from florida.ank you very much. >> thank you, charlie. >> as they often say, it is going to be exciting to watch and see what happens as the president tries to redefine where he was the country to go and how. thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west" where we cover the global technology and media companies reshaping our world. i'm emily chang. our focus is on energy, technology and future of business. i want to get straight to the lead, google is selling its motorola handset business less than two years after buying it. they agreed to sell it to lenovo for just unders about 3 billion. remember, google bought motorola mobility in 2012 for $12.4 billion. it already sold the set top box

i've been a harshly critical of glenn beck.on't think anybody is more harshly of glenn beck the past several years than me. i take him at his word but for some reason he is being cynical in these things he is saying, that is even better, because that means that he recognizes that there is a market for this sort of inclusive talk politically. so, you know, i -- i commend him actually. not that he needs my commending but you what do you think, mika? >> i don't think there is as much a market for a tone like that as there is for frothing at the mouth and i've seen that in ratingins on both sides of the aisle, so i'd like to believe this is something he has truly thought about and evolved in a certain way and has looked back. we all look back. i'm sure, joe, you have stories of when you first went to congress. >> oh, god. >> versus now. >> yeah. >> where you realized tone -- >> we have all made horrible mistakes on the air. we have all made horrible mistakes. very few people do what he just did. >> exactly. i can take a show we did

what made you honor glenn campbell? >> i am dating myself.watching good time campbell hour. it was such a good show. i used to want to imitate him, emulate him. i thought he was the best voice i ever heard. as fate had it when i became a singer glenn campbell was the first famous singer i ever met. we used to host shows together and introduce christmas specials and things like that. a lot of folks know glen has developed alzheimer's. my mom has that. if anybody out there has that in your family you know what the future holds. i don't know. at some point someone needed to do a tribute to this man and the incredible catalog of songs he has. i wanted it to be me. i wanted to do it while he could still appreciate it and feel the love put into the album. >> let's introduce the band. randy harper on keys and joining us the little rockers arch on guitar brand new bit tar for christmas. pretty isn't it. bob higgins is on drums today. let's do one of glenn campbell's biggest songs "galveston." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ care ♪ rad >> thank you, glen. >> (applause) >> i

glenn. for joining us. doris, from florida. tank you very much.s they often say, it is going to be exciting to watch and see what happens as the president tries to redefine where he was the country to go and how. thank you for joining us. we will see you next time. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for wednesday, january 29, 2014. i am pimm fox. we are focusing on sports and business. dan marino, long-time base of the miami dolphins franchise, talking about this upcoming weekend super bowls player safety and a second career after football. facebook, the social network, out with its earnings. coming up today on "taking stock," first let's get headlines from my radio cohost.

our guest host is glenn hutchins.rookings institution and is funding the new center. will there be fewer journal pieces for us to read. >> fewer journal peetzs in print, probably a lot onlien. that's what the future is. >> that's what the future is anyway. what attracted you to this project. >> i've been at "the wall street journal" for 30 years. it seemed to me it was time to try something else. glenn and i ran into each other in a bar, hotel in washington. he told me what he was doing and asked me if i had any ideas of who might be the director. the next day i sent him a note and volunteered. >> he was boning up on his conservative credentials. you're a "wall street journal" guy. the editorial page less than -- >> as glenn said earlier, we've seen in the last five or six years the enormous impact fiscal policy, taxes and spending, monetary policy, what the fed does has on ordinary people's lives. if there's anything that cries out for scrutiny and critical evaluation, it's these policies. brookings is a great place

police say it happened at the willow glenn middle school in south san jose. da damien trujillo is live at the the school. >> it depends at 6:00, jessica. tonight the program is at a loss to explain the charges. he was swaying in his seat as he heard the charges against him in drug court. this is video of a former youth instructor for the think together after school program. >> we're really disappointed and really stunned. >> reporter: the education services coordinator for the program says diaz began working in september and was supposed to help students at willow glenn middle school with homework and coordinate what they call enrichment and health activities. now he's charged with selling pot to two 12-year-olds in the program. >> they have a department of justice fingerprinting. so we do a thorough background check through the fbi, department of justice, and we do preemployment screening to make sure they have the requisite academic schools to support the kids in the program. >> parents were stunned. >> obviously it's a shame what happened, right. that we s

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international glenn ford former m.e.p. there in brussels thank you. the brits just can't get themselves fired up about voting anymore would turn up for elections in recent years on a downward slide and it's young people in particular who are backing away from the ballot box only ten percent say they'll definitely take part in next year's general election reports now from london. there's nobody worth fighting for i wouldn't vote i want you to point. sorry i'm not really sure what sentiments that don't bode well for democratic legitimacy and british politicians as electoral engagement continues to decline and the public's emotions turn sour anger is the chief reaction to politicians across all sections of the electorate a recent poll found followed by boredom particularly among the youth with one study showing that only one in ten are definitely planning to vote in the u. case twenty fifteen the general elections have voted before i regret doing it i don't want to be involved with it and i don't want to give it legitimacy i think going to the ballot box

the fact is, if you read the stories that have come out via glenn greenwald and others, not committing abuses of the national security agency against americans and non-americans, this is a major scandal and we would not be debating it if it wasn't for edward snowden. i think it is telling the heads of the cia torture program and people like donald rumsfeld, the war criminal, are on a book tour while edward snowden is in exile and thomas drake had his career ruined and a former cia operative was sent to federal prison after he blows -- have blown the whistle. >> we're going to go to blake and get more reaction to president obama's state of the union address. our guests are bob herbert and lorella praeli and jeremy scahill. back in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ,ur guests are jeremy scahill his film "dirty wars" has just been nominated for an oscar, bob herbert, former "new york times columnist" and lorella praeli with the united we dream coalition. >> we continue our coverage of president obama state of

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dean of columbia business school, glenn hubbard. we just had peter orszag on, glen.lpful it would be to address some structural problems that we have in terms of taxation and regulation, things like that to get us going. he basically said just where we are now with nothing happens other than this budget deal and no debt ceiling problem, that that's enough to make us pretty optimistic. is that where you are? >> i guess it depends on your definition of optimism. that wouldn't be where i would be. what the country needs is a jolt. it needs tax reform, trade reform, regulatory reform. those aren't republican or democrat ideas. they're just growth ideas. we can limp along at 2% to 3% growth. >> is 3% limping? that feels like that's sprinting with what we've been used to. >> we've got a big hole. 3 prosecu 3% in the long term, yeah. but we still have a big hole to fill from the financial crisis. so yeah, we could be growing faster. i'm still alarmed that we've had this big decline in labor force participation that isn't turning around. we could be doing something about tha

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i'm going to draw a connection between glenn beck and the pope.tuned. >>> i remember it as an awful lot of fun and that i made an awful lot of mistakes, and i wish i could go back and be more uniting in my language because i -- i think i played a role, unfortunately, in helping tear the country apart. >> that was glenn beck on tuesday, reflecting on his time at fox news with a tinge of regret. beck is the first item on my b list, a rundown of some of the good, bad, and the ugly in the media business. have you ever started to speak and had the feeling even as the words are coming out of your mouth that the words are going to be used against you? i think president obama knows that feeling. this week the "new yorker" published a 17,000-word article about the president based on hours of interviews with him. it's a must read if you haven't checked it out yet. the obama quote i'm about to put up on screen didn't even appear in the actual artk'll. it didn't make the cut. but it was posted online later. here it is. "another way of putting it, i guess, is

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glenn, thanks for being here.e you're right and i know millions of americans do beca e education, as you chronicle, is in trouble. "the new school" let's go to the idea that what we have isn't working and what will work and how will technology save education from itself and save us from faulty educational systems? >> actually, a lot of different ways. there's not one single new answer. there are probably a lot of different smaller new answers because our current models, boat for k-12 and for higher education were imported from germany in the 19 the century and they were not bad for 19 the century germany or america but it's the 21st century and in an era where you can buy a thousand different kinds of shampoo it's hike we have odd that we have one approach in each area. >> what change and in particularly, in elementary school? what changed their and high school, can make, k through 12 that can improve that. >> the whole k-12 system is designed to make reliable factory workers and the desks are lined up like machin

. >> i want to give a shoutout to glenn mccarthy.ward. he didn't win, but we still think it's pretty awesome that he was nominated. so congratulates to you, glenn. >>> all right, top, what did you think? i know you were back there watching the grammy's with us. >> i thought the hat was fine personally. he could pull it off and stevie wonder is the man, of course. no doubt about that. freezing at nationals today and yesterday, but dulles did not make it above freezing over the weekend. when we come back, we will show you more snowflakes and the weights. four hours on the slopes. and two hours doing this stuff. which leaves me approximately two minutes to get my banking done. so i use the citi mobile app to quickly check my accounts and pay my bills. which leaves me about five seconds to kick back. that was nice.

thank you glenn traders and investors today will digest earnings from apple.. last night the tech giant revealed. earnings and revenue that exceeded expectations. apple's cfo reports ipad sales in mainland china more than doubled and there was strong growth in emerging markets including latin america and russia. however, iphone sales came up on the light side. chart also traders are troubled that apple's revenue forecast fell shy of estimates.. chuck coppola joins me know with what to expect from the presiden'ts state of the union address.. chuck coppola joins me know with what to expect from the presiden'ts state of the union address.. angie, expect a renewed push toward raising the minimum wage, and a call for companies to hire the long-term unemployed. our cover story looks at what else the president may say and what some believe he needs to say to boost the economic recovery. dow chemical and bank of america promised the white house that they will actively consider the long-term unemployed--nearly four million americans out of work for six-months or longer.

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[laughter] >> glenn brought up marriage. i thought i should mention that helen smith is here, also blogs under the name dr. helen. she's a forensic psychologist, and after you go to his blog, you should go to hers. next. yes. >> i teach at emery, and one thing we're having now more and more is asian students from asia come and take full rides. i wonder that's going to be -- i don't know how common that is in other schools, but i wonder if that's going to bail schools out for a while. >> will well, they certainly hope so. and, indeed, my own sector of the academy, the bubble is bursting much her rapidly. it hit us first for a number of reasons. one is that there's been a general decay in the legal job market, and another is that people still see a graduate degree as more discretionary than an undergraduate degree, and there are just a lot of horror stories of people who have come out of law school and run up a lot of debt. and the response of a lot of law schools has been to create a lot of new programs designed to attract fo

jason pride, director of investment strategy at glenn meeks. jason, let's get right to it. you've got a couple of stocks to tell us about. at the to be of your list is abbott labs abt. tell us why this fits your investment theme. >> well, first for the overall picture, when you're taking and we're recommending taking a little bit more risk in the international markets, a little bit more risk by underweighting fixed income and broad portfolios. to offset that one of the best things to do is provide stability within the u.s. equity market universe where valuations are a little bit above fair value and there are inexpensive, high-quality, stable opportunities that are able to deliver good long-term growth. abbott labs fits well into this camp. a very reasonable 18 times earnings sort of valuation. a stable growth story where if there are any unknowns unknowns that come about in the coming year, they're going to be less subject to the volatility surrounding that. and the growth very generally has been a good one recently. a good number of product deliveries in the right directi

glenn beck. >> no. >> his eminence glenn beck of the aristocracy of the right wing.fox. listen to this. >> i remember it as an awful lot of fun and that i made an awful lot of mistakes. and i wish i could go back. and be more uniting in my language, because -- i think i played a role unfortunately in helping tear the country apart. and it's not who we are. >> bill? >> let me just say don't believe him for one second. he is -- yeah, he did do more to tear this country apart when he was on fox news day in and day out, telling people the government was going to come at you, going to take your guns. you had to hoard food, you had to hoard medicine. you had to build a bomb shelter because this government was going to get you. he left fox news and he took that same message to the blaze, which he puts out there every day. just last week, he accused president obama of being a traitor because he wasn't bombing syria on and because he was sitting down and talking with iran. i mean, glenn beck is still one of the most hate provocative people on the planet. but i want to just ad

never allowed blacks on the jury, and he, glenn beck, is equating him with governor cuomo. it's ridiculous. he ought to leave the state. >> let's talk about what he did say. >> he didn't take it serious, by the way? >> right wing, i guess? aren't welcome in the state of new york. it i tell you something? conservatives and especially the right wing, the tea party, are for smaller government, lower taxes. in new york state, across the state runing ads, come to new york, a tax-free zone if you bring your business to new york, which is exactly what a right-wing extremist conservative principle would probably be, yet cuomo is running ads for new york, paying for these ads for people to bring their business there. so he maybe should leave new york. by the way, that would make him a right-wing extremist. >> bad choice of words, but he did not say conservatives. you all are conservatives, but i don't suggest you should leave the state. >> he's basically saying if you don't fall in line and agree with me, greg, then get out of my state. a state that a lot of people elected him to, b

. >> glenn, do you believe the president went far enough in what he said today? >> no, not remotely. there were a few proposals that i think are positive steps, but the crux of it, why should the communications data of hundreds of millions, billions of people every day be collected and stored and have the potential to be monitored and analyzed has been left unanswered by the president. that's an activity that the nsa will continue even with all the proposals are implemented. >> mr. card, what did you make of what the president said today? a lot of these were started when you were with the bush administration. >> i think he did a courageous thing today. not sure i agree with every aspect of his assertions. but basically he protected the ability for a president to have this tool to make important decisions about protecting america. i do not see it as a potential for abuse. if you store the data in the right place, you make sure that people who have access to the data have access only for that reason of protecting the country. i don't want it to be used to spy on am

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bob redell is live in the willow glenn neighborhood where they see a local deli as a good luck charm. >> reporter: good morning to you. you're talking about lavilla. the onus is on the people here because in the next couple hours they have got quite a big order to fill. we're talking over 70 sandwiches for the coaches and the players. this has been a ritual before they head up on a road trip. what they have been doing for several road trips creating what's known as chris's special. it's a favorite of the team. they rely on it for them to get them i guess a little juiced, before they head on the road. basically christmas combo, it's a off the menu special. turkey, ham, italian meat and cheese on a roll, apparently this is to die for. it is name affidavit chris bert icelli. we're going to hopefully maybe catch up later with chris. i want to see how they fill zp orders in such a short amount of time before the 49ers take off later. for carolina where on sunday they will be taking on the panthers. the last time they played the panthers was home at candlestick in november. and the panthers

glenn beck got folks riled up with what he said on this show last night. but we're not done.ast part of this interview after the break. plus, follow me @megynkelly, you can see the picture here, we got reaction. all right, megyn kelly, also @ megyn kelly. beck is next. york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and ows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. of the dusty basement at 06 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those o believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world'great stories. that began much the same w ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ [ male announcer ] to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of ma

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you have glenn greenwald at the guardian and his new venture.ll of these are really big names but more importantly they have slightly different missions than the places that they left. -- speaking of slightly different missions, when you look at the plumbing of how we get this information, whether it twitter, you are saying you can think they all exist in an ecosystem because they are serving a different function. if you are going to watch something short and snappy -- each thing has its own place. >> the general media tends to talk about these things as if they were all one thing. twitter for newsgathering pretty you use facebook for something else. newsgathering. you use facebook for something else. the question i have, which is an interesting one, is what do you think about the nature of brands in this environment? you are getting simply too much information. the reason the new york times is the new york times is because it is a trusted filter of information, it is a trusted curator of information. >> part of what makes these new brands very