. >> what you mean by the missing mittal? >> one of the things we assume about the internet, very nice, is the idea that the internet is making the media environment much more fragmented. but all about no, the personalization and the worry among a lot of scholars, among a lot of journalists and other public figures has been that people will get their news from the radical right wing .net and the left-wing website.com. it's fine because that doesn't seem to be what's happening. what we have in the news environment is actually the news environment that were the top ten outline get substantially more of the total reliance

doing a pretty good job that needs to of moving the broadcasting corporation did something called the mittal mark on the prairie. this is a fantastic, the show that's been going on for several years. it's a shame and no one brought it to the u.s.. all you have to do is a big and you will get it. so that is something that there has been no sustained effort at combating. elon's government did a great job of sustaining the attempt to combat by producing the most expensive public television show of and i iranian falling in love with a jew during the holocaust in paris and is embarrassing that there hasn't been such a significant effort in the u.s. to generally combat this. the second point i want to make is about a similar question when muslims are asked about the implementation of sharia you ask and they are thinking yet the most important thing is the leading in the one so everywhere in the world muslims want but when others who are not muslims think of sharia they think of the taliban so there are these two different things that they are talking about when they are talking about sharia. so i

doing a pretty good job that needs to of moving the broadcasting corporation did something called the mittal mark on the prairie. this is a fantastic, the show that's been going on for several years. it's a shame and no one brought it to the u.s.. all you have to do is a big and you will get it. so that is something that there has been no sustained effort at combating. elon's government did a great job of sustaining the attempt to combat by producing the most expensive public television show of and i iranian falling in love with a jew during the holocaust in paris and is embarrassing that there hasn't been such a significant effort in the u.s. to generally combat this. the second point i want to make is about a similar question when muslims are asked about the implementation of sharia you ask and they are thinking yet the most important thing is the leading in the one so everywhere in the world muslims want but when others who are not muslims think of sharia they think of the taliban so there are these two different things that they are talking about when they are talking about sharia. so i

and so i came to understand a little bit about that funny middle ground or that mittal territory that he described to me, and that is the experience of someone with a, you know, mixed racial background and it's just a new thing that bolt out of the kind of frame we were thinking about when we approached the project that there's the picture so much more complicated and the whole frame of white and black is so out of date and a similar project looking at the class, the thing that fascinates me about the dunham family is that they were so well-educated and really middle class or even possibly upper-middle-class in various members of the family are quite upperclass now, partly in a measured by educational accomplishments and professional choices. yet during the campaign, the president emphasized his mother has the single mother on food stamps. she may well have been on food stamps quite possibly as a late graduate student, but it doesn't quite bring up the class position that we in fact was a class position of the family, so i guess my general feeling is it is all so much more complicated