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neil: cia selling out to amazon.com, kind of. popular internet shopping webite,inng a bid to set up cloud computing for spy agency. anyone see a problem? classifi intelligence floating in a cloud. hostedy amazon.com. monica crowley does, and joinedly sasha burns, and matt welsh. >> i am all for priva sector, they almost always do things better for government. but added dimension makes it tricky is thate're dealing with national secury rhetts secrets. neil: if you are a prime customer -- >> amazon prime, yes, i am set. you have to make sure if government is doing subcontracting out to private contractors that every company is vetted and every person who will have their fingerprints on a highlyy sensitive program like this, has to be vetted and sworn to up hold our nation's secrets, it is a big rk, but we run that risk anyway. we've had plen plenty government worker leak highly classified secrets. neil: they could package it. sasha? >> the problem is keeping up with technology. where it is going. i think month ca monica, you ar. we always out source. neil: but

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public knowledge and public books, which is are very new web review publication, we are delighted to be here for the launch and panel discussion of neil gross' new book, "why are professors liberal and why do conservatives care?" this is a topic of great sensitivity and interest to all of us here, but those of us who are interested in the politics of academia, where bradley turns out to be great difference of opinion as to simple things like whether in fact assessors are liberal and clearly there is disagreement about why professors have the kind of politics that they do have. neil comes to this is a partisan. he is not here to persuade you there's a right way the academy should be organized. he comes instead as a social scientist, really interested in trying to understand the situation and to explain how he got here as best he can. i am on record as having strong feelings on the book, so i should refrain myself from making strong editorial comment about it more than i said already. what impresses me about the work is used cmi network and in a usual way. he's not believably careful about establishing with real certain teachers exactly

web sites. a number of them stand out. these are progressive left-leaning nonprofits that are lob using federal and state officials, elected officials, politicians to do things -- excuse me -- >> neil: leaving you speechless, i hear you. >> like raise the minimum wage. >> neil: get you some water here. i haven't touched it. one of the things that came up is that, wait a minute, maybe if everyone is treated the same way it wouldn't be half as obnoxious, but apparently it was very obnoxious because only conservative groups orthos aligned to conservative causes were treated that way. >> sorry about that. mandated paid leave in the restaurants. and we founded united americans for change therapy. saying call elected officials on their web site. what's striking is the urban institute, which is nonpartisan -- i apologize for my voice. this whole thing leaves me speechless, clearly. urban institute has found that a third of the revenues that nonprofits get in the door come from federal contracts. so these nonprofits are so close to the political machinery and washington, dc that often times they're just thought of as part of the government many times because they're doing what the governme

public knowledge and public books, which is are very new web review publication, we are delighted to be here for the launch and panel discussion of neil gross' new book, "why are professors liberal and why do conservatives care?"