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the two guys i talked to, one is jeremiah grossman. he is a penetration tester. so he's always work with different sites so he himself is paranoid. he'll jam on his password and copy and paste that and hold onto it. he says if someone holds a gun to his head and asks him for his password he couldn't tell them. >> we have the password. store passwords securely. what can be secure enough to to store these hundreds of passwords you can't remember. there are services that will restore your pass words for you. if you're extremely paranoid, you may not use those services. write them down on a piece of paper. some people i talk to keep them stored on a completely different computer for which they have some extremely long password that they have added all sorts of security to. there is a far less chance of that happening than someone getting into my desk top or e-mail. do not store your password file on your computer. do not store it in a google doc or in your e-mail. >> well, i hope everyone was listening. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> we really app

jeremiah dickerson hit the fire truck last night about 7:00 p.m. chp says dickerson was riding with a woman in the car on 101 whether he got angry and started punching her. the woman got out. he sped off continuing into san francisco and hit the fire truck, then, ditched the car and ran away. >>> this afternoon, former santa clara supervisor is expected to plead guilty on charges he misused campaign funds. five felonies and seven misdemeanors for misusing public funds and lying to investigators. prosecutors say he spent the money on everything from parties and gambling to personal golf trips. if found guilty, sheirakowa coud spend time in jail and be fined. >>> a man accused of stealing a yacht will return to court for a preliminary hearing. he has pled guilty. prosecutors say he stole the 80-foot sailboat, darling, and ended up beaching it in pacifica. he is being held in the san mateo county jail on $1 million jail >>> a south bay hardware store with a long history could be coming down in the near future. the orchard supply hardware store on san

so the two guys i talked to for this article, one is jeremiah grossman. he's a hacker at white hot security and he basically is a penetration tester so he's always working with different sites to show them what their vulnerabilities are so he, himself, is paranoid and he said one thing he'll do is jam on his password and then copy and paste that and hold on to it and that way if someone holds a gun to his head and asks him what his password is, he couldn't even tell them. >> okay, we have all these pass words, you mentioned this before but store pass words, what can possibly be secure about hundreds of pass words you can't remember? >> so, like i said, there are services out there like one password that will store your pass words for you and it just matters how paranoid you are. if you're extremely paranoid you may not use those services, you can write them down on a piece of paper. some people i talk to keep them stored on a completely different computer for which they have some extremely long password that they have added all sorts of security to. i do

host: jeremiah is calling from michigan on the line for republicans. caller: i am not versed in this era of history much. what strikes me is you mentioned how he had to suspend habeas corpus, raise armies, all of these things without congress in session. it seems the way the 13 colonies formed united states, they were sovereign states and should have the right to secede. it is a voluntary union. his actions on that point set the stage for modern politics where we have presidential powers. correct me if i am wrong. the entire executive branch, the president and wage war in pakistan without congressional approval or declaration of war. we have come to this point because of lincoln's example. if the system was not designed for the president to be able to make war on states in the union, that is kind of the dark side of abraham lincoln in american politics. guest: his administration and use of executive power certainly signaled a shift in presidential authority in crisis. it was a model created by adrian linkedin to meet an emergency contingency. aham linc

host: thank you, jeremiah. guest: that is something many politicians have said.rederick is counting, tell us more about -- fredricka shelton, tell us more about what jeremiah just brought up, i want my closest confident to work for me. where lawmakers defensive about this, did they freely talk about this with you? guest: it varies. some did not call me back and did not want to discuss it at all, but everyone who did call me back defended it and said -- in one case, in the case of buck mckeon, the spokeswoman said it is fine because his wife is not earning a commission. she is not getting a cut of this. it is not as if she earns more if he raises more money. she is just being paid for her services. host: here is a story from "usa today" -- it is by our guest fredreka schouten and her co-author. you can find this in a recent edition and on the website and -- website. boca, raton, florida. i am questioning her because i saw one girl up there earning $135,000 twice in eight to below different campaigns, and i think that should be illegal -- in two different campaigns

this paled around with guys like jeremiah wright and louis farrakhan, so it's hard to know.this. everybody is talking about the sequester is gloom and doom, but what is gloom and doom is double-digit unemployment and black and brown communities all across this country. that is an apocalypse. these politicians, little caesars like maximum seen waters, they have no culpability maximum seen waters. they have no -- they foster racism because they have no real solutions. they feed racism into those communities. >> they are not interested in solutions because, look after voting in civil rights and two generations now essentially, we have involved. the nation has eradicated that disparity. we have law that has protect our rights. look at the response to justice scalia's question. they pushed these race narrative because it's about power and control. they want to keep it. >> sean: last question. do you think there would be any republican in the 1990s that was hanging out with radical anti-semitic that they could ever have on chance of being elected? >> i agree on the million man mar

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it is kind of easy to be jeremiah or elisha and callout doom. fire raining down on all of our heads. which is how we feel. is the hope in the power of being denied? is it in the unity of these people? i always look at the back bookshelves where i knew that stuff was hidden. you know what i'm talking about. [laughter] >> yeah, so what is the hope, do you feel? >> i think that the hope of these kids, like you said, being told no. you can't read this. that makes it a taboo kind of inequality that is going to draw people even more to it. i was talking about people are kind of afraid, i think, not just here, but coast-to-coast, stick your neck out and make a stand and say this is wrong, especially if you are a bigger organization than you have some clout. because you are afraid of what is going to happen and the consequences and i like to tell people that i am a worse case scenario kind of guy and what is the worst thing and in this position, if they are speaking out, what is the worst that they can do to them. if the shrapnel comes off without landm

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nation has been enduring, whacky, unhinged and the likes of keith ellison, louis farrakhan, reverend jeremiahint here is that their nation has become rationalized and radicalized. and keith ellison, i watched the interview you tried to have with him. he wasn't concerned about answering any of your questions. >> sean: oh, no. >> he came on this station to do two things, one to defend the black messiah, calls our lord and savior, barack obama, and to make brownie points, and what they call themselves progressives, meaning that they had declared war on the republican party and they declared war on fox news channel, which they see as an exallry of-- >> this is really serious inasmuch as farrakhan, one. most divisive figures in our culture, rabid anti-semmite racist, khalid mohammed, kill the women, everything in sight, kill the babies, the children. >> don't forget, the congressional black caucus, the entire congressional black caucus led then by fumemay made a calf nant with louis farrakhan. >> sean: remind me, how has he gone this far without the scrutiny that we're right now-- >> how has he go

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find out why after a quick break. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah.yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> are you paying more for pharmaceuticals than you really need to right now? the supreme court is trying to decide that very issue and so-called pay for delay case. pay for delay is when brand name drug companies pay their generic rivals to hold back on putting their cheaper drugs on the market. bertha coombs has more on this story. >> the federal trade commission arguing before the supreme court today calls those so-called pay for delay deals anti-trust violations. and they say they cheat consumers of th

host: jeremiah's calling from michigan on the line from republicans -- jeremiah is calling from michigann the line for republicans. caller: i am not versed in this era of history much. what strikes me is you mentioned how he had to suspend habeas corpus, raise armies, all of these things without congress in session. it seems the way the 13 colonies formed united states, they were sovereign states and should have the right to secede. it is a voluntary union. his actions on that point set the stage for modern politics where we have presidential powers. correct me if i am wrong. the entire executive branch, the president and wage war in pakistan without congressional approval or declaration of war. we have come to this point because of lincoln's example. if the system was not designed for the president to be able to make war on states in the union , that is kind of the dark side of abraham lincoln in american politics. guest: his administration and use of executive power certainly signaled a shift in presidential authority in crisis. it was a model created by adrian linkedin to meet an emer

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