. >> next caller from longview texas.s is wanda appeared welcome to the conversation, wanda. >> hi, this is really interesting. i wanted to ask mr. ross is he a thing -- of course they do have lots of money behind him and try to influence us on a lot of things and a lot of people say no, just entertain us and i'll be lecturing us. do you think that there is a lot of info in? you think they move things today acquired >> tanks. her question ultimately is how much do movies that the population to appoint a few? how much influence do they really have? >> at the very subtle one. one of the things i would argue his movies mattered the most about the things we know the least. if you see a film about something you know, you can do a reality test to get to the film and just laugh at it or say it's absurd. but if you watch a film about them if you don't know, whether it is a war in iraq were enough guinness and, whether it is about college life today and whether it's about drugs, marriage, whatever, things who are not familiar with

angela is on the independent lines from longview, texas. caller: good morning. i am over 50. i am a female. i have trouble trying to learn all about the internet. i am new to it. during my years, i seldom -- i love popular mechanics. i watch science fiction. i understand everything you are saying. what i am curious about is when is america and the whole world going to get out from under the delusion that we are protected or we have privacy in any sector anywhere? there is no more privacy. you can put up all of these fire walls and recalls that you want or whatever walls that you want to. we are going to get hacked. we are hacking each other to death. i get more afraid of trying to use my computer on the internet because i am being constantly warned that somebody is after me. i am afraid to touch it now. host: a comment on twitter to go with angela's statement. do not give up your freedom for temporary security. just another way to waste money at taxpayer expense. your thoughts? guest: when you look at the whole cyber security issue -- the point that we are beginning to live i

host: but hear from john, a democrat, in longview, texas. first caller:, a comment. these -- first, a comment. these immigrants do not want citizenship. if they did, they would have applied from their own country. that is number one. number two. if you want to solve immigration, hit the employers by a statute and use the word "must." make everyone of them pay a $100,000 fine for every illegal. guest: you are putting your finger on this question of the rule of law and citizenship and sovereignty. the administration position that says we can suspend the rule of law from millions of people who have broken our immigration law strikes at the core of the cornerstone of citizenship, respect for the rules of law. that is part of the reason why this case has become so important. the administration itself, for political reasons, apparently to garner what it believes is losing the latino vote, is trying to pander to an ethnic group by saying we do not enforce the law that every american has the right to expect be enforced. we know that republicans have done very well on immigra

angela is on the independent line from longview, texas. good morning. caller: good morning.'m over 50. i'm a female. i have trouble even getting through just trying to learn all about the internet. i'm new to it. during my years, in major events or news and magazines, i loved "popular mechanics". i watch science fiction, i understand everything you say. but what i'm serious about is when is america and the whole world going to get out from under the delusion that we're protected or we have privacy in any sector anywhere? there is no more privacy. you can put up the fire walls and the great walls that you want. we're hacking each other to death. and i just don't -- i'm trying to use my computer on the internet because i'm being constantly warned that someone is after me. i'm afraid to touch it now. host: comment on twitter to go with angela's statement. writes "do not give up your freedom for temporary security. just another way to waste money at taxpayer expense." your thoughts? guest: well, i think that, you know, when you look at the whole cyber security issue, you know, a

texas, 47 miles. mail it from tyler to long view, it's 38 -- to longview, it's 38 miles. under the new plan, that's certainly not going to save any gasoline, our brilliant postal management will have -- you mail a letter to tyler -- from tyler going to longview, the 38 miles, now it will go to dallas area, then over to shreveport, then back to longview. we're not going to process it here. we're going to go from 38 miles to 389 miles to deliver a letter. if you're going to send a letter down here, let's see, can't tell where that is, down 35, so maybe that's towaco or austin, so you want to send it there -- maybe that's to waco or austin. you want to mail from tyler to palestine, that's 50-something mile, it'll go tyler to dallas, down here to austin, then back to pal steyn. -- to palestine. you want to mail a letter the short distance to lufkin, we're going to make it go 10 times further. go to dallas, then clear down to houston and then back up to lufkin. we're going to go about 10 times as far to deliver a letter as we did before. this is nuts. what we've seen in americ