if she has this line in her book, and i know that you are in orwell's collar so i wanted to run thisyou. she compares the trump campaign to the state and the novel 1984. she says the aim of state propaganda is to "make you question logic and reason and to soul mistrust the exact people we need to rely on, our leaders, the press, experts who seek to guide public policy based on evidence." she sang basically the message of george orwell is you need to trust the government, the experts, and the media. is that, do you think, a fair reading of his message? >> of course not. and the idea -- it would be, to revive the old line about history repeating itself, the idea of a remake of 1984 with trump and his bili bush tape enters rosie o'donnell jokes and all the rest of it, the idea -- the fact is there is a grain of truth in what she said. the media loved her, the media looked at her adoringly. but the media, even in their bias, are sufficiently human that trump was just too interesting. the fact is that every time trump got up on stage you never knew when he was going to say. he might go on

the election failed clinton's literally references are buffing some readers to she mentions george orwell's dystopian political novel ninety four with its theme of distrust of politicians media though for a clinton it's those very people who should be relied on leading some readers to call her delusional elsewhere in the book she compares herself to a character from the hit t.v. show game of thrones here's some of the reaction to all of up. they shouted guilty guilty like the really just sell outs and game of thrones chanting shame shame well so see lannister walked back to the red keep. he's very police in the mind to lead the quest is just a troll no matter. what that means. he knows. now having said all this why aren't i fifty points ahead you might ask. did you make another mistake sure selves to lose the election without any of the other things you talk about i will sit down that. you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorable. everyone who isn't us. isn't it basically you're saying that there's there's nothing you're going to do differently as a way t

failed well clinton's that literally references are buffing some readers to she mentions george orwell's dystopian political novel nineteen eighty-four with its theme of distrust of politicians and the media for clinton though it's those very people who should be relied on leaving some readers to call her delusional elsewhere in the book she compares herself to a character from the hit t.v. show game of thrones and this is being some of the reaction. they shouted guilty guilty like they really just salads and game of thrones chanting shame shame well so see lannister i walked back there and keep. the state police in the mind. a place to stay no matter. what that. having said all this why aren't i the points ahead i. did you make enough mistakes yourselves to lose the election without any of the other things you talk about what i will say no matter. you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorable . everyone who isn't us. isn't it basically you're saying that there's there's nothing you're going to do differently as a way to try to win over his supporters

the history of the european parliament it's like i'm feeling really very by that figure like george orwell just come to the europe we have part of ever speaking of bangalore's humor she claims that's the key to her success or perhaps not when the jokes are at her expense i mean wouldn't you be that gloomy given all the hardships you is facing right now and these political cartoons just rub it in a bit more don't they but this somewhat does resemble the truth to be honest considering germany's leading role in the policy making we have not opened europe for refugees mrs merkel has and it is mr merkel and germany that have to bear the consequences not poland the german chancellor should encourage her finance minister to end this permanent aggressiveness towards greece and stop playing with fire and you can probably see that this one hits home for greece which is drowning in a financial crisis and is offered. only the painful helping hand of a stereotype and cuts by europe. at a. so in order not to spoil the party the celebration will go without some hard truths and biting social commentary. g

clinton's literary references are baffling some readers to she mentions george orwell's dystopian politicalnovel my nine hundred eighty four with his theme of distrust of politicians and the media for clinton though it's those very people who should be relied on leading some readers to call her delusional elsewhere in the book she compares herself to a character from the hit t.v. show game of thrones here's some of the reaction. they shouted guilty guilty like the really just salads and game of thrones chanting shame shame well so see lannister walked back to the wreck to keep. his very police in the mind to leave the place to stay in control no matter. what that means. now having said all this why aren't i fifty points ahead you might ask. did you make another mistake sure sell to lose the election without any of the other things. i will sit down that. you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of the four of. everyone who isn't us. isn't it basically you're saying that there's there's nothing you're going to do differently as a way to try to win over his supporters

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don't force these authorizations to expire, this work could go on forever.aying this is 1984, george orwell saying they've always been at war with east asia and oceana. no one is stepping up to say no. that's what congress is supposed to do. we are supposed to be a voice that debates and says should we go to war. it's part of doing our job. the only way to get congress to do their job is to actually let these expire. we should have a full throated debate over who initiates war. the constitution is explicit. the initiation of war, the decoration of war lies with congress. now. the war in afghanistan has gone on 16 years now. ar. our young men and women will be fighting in the war in the next year or so who were not yet born on 9/11. we've long since killed the people who perpetrated 9/11. with the killing of bin laden there is no person left in the leadership of al qaeda or taliban that was around that period of time. we say well, still the taliban. if you're going to say we're going to fight til the end of time, we're going to have a time, we're going to have a if we are going to fight to t

george orwell said something that really upset me when he talked about human beings are essentially tubesmm-hmm. >> anthony: and this is my job. i travel around the world with these people and, and they turn on the cameras and then, for a certain period of time, my job is to shove food into my face. and -- >> marina: and what's wrong with that? >> anthony: um -- >> francis: you have to eat. >> anthony: ah! look at that. they're just not messing around here, right? >> francis: it's beautiful. i mean, no, no, no, no, no. it's perfect food. >> anthony: wow. i mean, it's really unnecessarily delicious. what kind of food is this? where is it rooted? >> francis: between italy and spain. and, then, a bit of the gaucho too, with the meat. the way he cooks it. la boca, this neighborhood, is very italian. they say that this is where tango was born in this little street two blocks away here called caminito. and where does that come from, emotionally? the need for tango. why here? tango is extremely sad. it's about love, about despair, it's about poverty, and the dance, i think, is one of the most el

and like george orwell said, in times of universe allies, tongue and truth becomes a revolutionary actbeing rapidly silenced. and i sadly say that the truth should be heard. the nay sayers say our president is some fascist tyrant. you know what? i say no more, no more of that crap. he's not that bad of a guy, because my fellow americans, we need to band together and stop this unholy treason and just smash its control machine. flat out. if all these people are going to work together to try not only to get the president impeached but call up all these bogus russian claims and try to provoke political violence and outright beat the crap out of people. we need to work against them. simple as that. i'm not saying we need to get violent, but we cannot and will not let them start a civil war. they're calling for it every day. it needs to stop. these people are already tearing down the monuments and the history of our last and hopefully our only civil war. what will they do to the monuments and history of the war that they are making now? what about the rest of the wars we've had? god knows we

you mention that line from orwell's 1984 big brother is watching and, you know, the screens that theyhem that big brother was looking after them and caring for them, i have a version of that in my truck. it's a little blue computer screen, and it has my time on it. how much longer i can drive. and uncle sam wants to monitor that 24/7. liz: wait, how does uncle sam monitor that 24/7, exactly? >> well, for instance, liz, if i were to be pulled over by a dot officer, they would want to see all of my records from the past week. where i was, what i was doing, where i was doing it. so every minute for that past week would have to be accurately accounted for, or i could be cited for a violation of the law. liz: can you give us examples of other regulations you have to deal with every day on the road? >> oh, sure. yeah, there's weight regulations. you know, we're only allowed to carry in these type of rigs 80,000 pounds gross. and that weight has to be distributed a certain way among the axles for it to be legal. in fact, i was just pulled in -- well, we call them chicken coops in the industr

twitter , and so, what happens is you get this incredible sort of -- reminds me of this line from orwellwho says a man can be a , failure because he can take to drink. he becomes all the more failure because he takes to drinks. you have this catalytic thing where someone says something stupid on twitter -- trust me, it happens. and the other side picks up that head like a medusa head, see? this is what the enemy is like . there is this huge fight going back and forth. everyone gets defined by the stupidest people. my colleague has always said that conservatives -- he tries to do this in part because he's a vulcan -- but he tries to take on liberalism's best arguments , and not its worst ones, and one of the things that i think could help you on your fights on college campuses is stop looking to win the easiest argument by picking the weakest link in the chain, and "this proves all liberals are stupid" and pick the strongest link in the chain and have arguments about those. first of all, it's so effective and it will make you smarter and it's a more intellectually serious way to have an a

this is george orwell saying oash anna has always -- oash anna has always been at war with asia and then saying oash anna has always been at war with your asia because no one is stepping up to say no. that's what congress is supposed to do. we are supposed to be a voice that debates and says should we go to war. it's part of doing our job but the only way to get congress to do their job is to actually let these expire. we should have a full-throated debate over who initiates war. there's no murkiness to the constitution. the constitution is explicit. the initiation of war, the declaration of war, that power lies with congress. but the war in afghanistan has gone on 16 years now. we have people who will be fighting in the war. our young men and women will be fighting in the war in the next year or so who were not yet born on 9/11. we've long since killed the people who perpetrated 9/11. with the killing of bin laden there is no person left in the leadership of al qaeda or taliban that was around that period of time. we say well, still the taliban. if you're going to say we're going to fig

they sell you you carried this with you to understand ladies and gentlemen of the jury that during orwell's time eric blair they actually had to break into homes and plant a bug in a phone but do you give them these things and what apple does is they say how come i've got to give you my face will be good we're going to give you urge to urge referred to. but but but you're here to carry the notion i don't always hear it cool i don't hear any complaints about this privacy stuff where were the complaints. imagine that what you're telling me is that there is a generation or i mean multiple generations who do not understand that they're the product let me tell you something now i am chan and you listen and you make sure you mark this one of these days apple's going to say this hey folks we don't have a phone anymore it's going to be some kind of telepathic thing you're going to think it whatever it is or better yet we're going to put a little chip you can take it any time you want under your skin size of a grain of rifled rice are five egypt and it will handle not only your phone but your credit

like george orwell said, in times of universal lies, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.yers say our president is just some fascist tyrant. you know what, i say no more of that crap. enough. he's not that bad of a guy because my fellow americans, we need to band together and stop this unholy treason and to smash its controlled machine, flat out. if all these people are going to work together to not only get the president of each but cause all these bogus russian claims and try to provoke absolute political violence without right just beat the crap out of people, we need to work against them. simple as that. i'm not saying we need to get by the but we cannot start a civil war. we shouldn't have to fight a civil war with these guys. nuts. it needs to stop. these people are turning down the monument and the history of our own civil war. what will they do with the monuments of history of the war that they are making now? what about the rest of the worst we've had? god knows we've had many of them. world war ii, vietnam, iran, iraq, kuwait, i want to wipe that out. they want t

well twitter users were quick to react to the potential ban some of drawing parallels with george orwell's utopian book nineteen eighty-four some claims the country is standing on a dangerous path. that politicize ation of u.s. society appears to be hitting a new height with nothing or no one off limits anymore the latest victim is the emmy awards supposedly an event to honor excellence in television however this year's show which was held on sunday was used to mercilessly the trunk of mr a show host stephen colbert was suddenly joined on stage by the president's press secretary sean trying to use the occasion to reference his work at the white house something critics suggested looks a little out of place at a t.v. awards ceremony. trying to devise a lashed out of the situation warning such televised events have become quote very politicized i think it's not helping their ratings but when it comes to politics in the u.s. life at the moment there's seemingly no escape. tired of politics. but in the past and i think it interested in taking a few government of by well it seems there's nowhere