i am expecting msn b.c. to be a rapidly left-wing channel. i'm sure james expects fox to be a left-wing channel. >> in most countries, it is the -- it is a different paper. that may be fine. this whole industry is changing by the day. the chicago tribune, the loss angeles times, the new york times was marketing its building. i think the speaker makes a point. when you are our age, -- right now, the big change i see -- >> none of them think they're going to be our age. [laughter] >> you can go and never read a conservative thing. you can spend your entire life -- so many people use information the way that a drunk uses the lamppost. the use it for support and not elimination. people want validation. they do not want to be challenged. they want their views validated. i knew i was right. this guy says so. whoever it is you go to. i think it has to be that kind of challenge out there, too. >> those two guys, it was a pleasure being up there for an hour. let's go to another student. >> my name is caitlin from nebraska. i was wondering, what you gu

msn responses will be smarter. when you come to over stock and you go to the "new york times" you'll see products related to what your looking in over stock. only if you opt in. >> washington. independent line? >> they should use the tax thing between i don't know start the biggest companies because they got money. and then when they use all this stuff and then they don't use the tax thingy. they're ripping the state off and not getting states not getting their priority because obama wants to know exactly what's doing on with that company and he doesn't know unless we pay taxes and then we need questionnaires on all the people. - because there's good and bad and the streets need to be done. it all costs money if we use that for an option of how paying back bills and then volunteer the times paying off the back balance. there's a lot of homeless people and there's a lot of low income people that can't really pay off their back bills because we can't afford it. >> well, how would it help, if somebody starts taxing yo

as for the 50 percent of all americans to take prescription drugs daily end the millions prescribed msn when diagnosed with an enormous. we are going to hear the wish that my colleague and friend were here because he is far better at this than i am. and he has seven bottles of pills and describes the different cost if you bought in canada or the u.s. and doesn't really great job. i have seen the act about 30 or 40 times and i enjoy seeing it again because he does every job. i think it is lipitor he carries around to different bottles so i don't pretend to do as persuasive a job as my friends of north dakota but we're going to hear arguments from the pharmaceutical industry on why the amendment shouldn't pass and the most powerful lobby in washington is pharma and they exercise their muscle with great frequency income should be millions of dollars to campaign coffers. this i understand the opposition here. you are going to hear the industry. we had a little intercepted e-mail the other day when we were going to get in on the floor and the arguments were they needed to contact various peo