., p.c., p.c., maybe some mobile p.c.ot robots, lights, stuff like this. how do you make sure intel's an int cal part of this movement? i think it's by me spending days like today. by hiring guys like joey you just saw. building products for them. these are the people who will be the next steve jobs and the next google and everything. these are the people who are being raised up with technology, and invasion. and that's really what we saw over the last couple of years, was hey, if they're not aware of intel technology, and what we're capable of doing, and if we're not aware of what their needs are, then we're not going to line up together. >> intel has been part energy with community organizations to get kids, especially young girls, involved with technology. in part two of corey's interview with the intel c.e.o., he met some of the kids who have done some cool things using intel echnology. >> [inaudible] >> that's very cool. and it switches it off when i close it in? >> yeah. >> we've discovered we start with girls in si

it's incredible naive let's talk about the other side of the p.c. business the said that mitt romney is stepping stone to riches now this graphic that we're going to throw up here from mckinsey shows private equity returns far outpacing the s. and p. five hundred in the decade and a half before the financial crisis now is this graphic indicative of the true underlying economics. well that's an interesting question there because. you can go into a long discussion unfortunately it's more complicated than we can do here there's actually been that very mckinsey paper admits that there have been almost no decent studies of private equity returns even though this strategy has been in existence for nearly thirty years there are literally only two studies to date where the results basically weren't cherry picked and questionable now those studies didn't find out performance of private equity to relative stock market pretty significant there are reasons that one can argue it's not an apples to apples comparison to stocks for instance when you are when you wh

cash flow from the p.c. business still strong. that business up 7% year over year when a lot of people had given it up. now, it's not growing, but it's still throwing off a lot of cash, which will help fund the turnaround that meg continues to push. look, they also did this fox rate, that's reminiscent of what blackberry is trying to do on handsets. hp's doing this in servers. so a number of things they're trying to get going. they're going to cut, it will add to eps. you want to see growth here in the longer term, and no signs of it in the key areas that matter in the enter price. >> they seem to be fidgeting with a lot parts of the business. meg has continually used this one line which is, the turnaround remains on track. this is a five-year turnaround. she previously had said we're only a year into a five-year turnaround. this morning, she said we're only two and a half years into the turnaround. we haven't seen revenue growth in any of the quarters in the two and a half years. at some point during the turnaround, does revenue

no next on the rundown, p.c., the school kids can not sing the song ynca because a parent believes there is a racist component to it later, barbara walters retiring from tv. we have got some questions for her. and the factor is coming right back. >>> >> pc madness. >>>. ♪ ymca. you can get yourself free you can do whatever you feel >> the talent shows are never easy these days. one mother told the school ymca was racist because joining us to react james carville is in vegas this evening. from washington ymca i think you were opening for the young. you didn't have a problem, did you? >> oh, if you or anybody else hears me sing, you will be offended, i guarantee you. so this is political correctness, not run amuck or madness, this is at its finest. this is the intent of political correctness. academic. where you can't offend certain groups. you can't offend people. i mean, it's not even logical. >> this was a mom. >> this is a mom. reservations and stuff. this mom doesn't like the village guy dressing as a native a

is pushing forward with a revamp of the world's second biggest p.c. maker by eliminating 11,000 to 16,000 jobs. the cuts come on top of the 34,000 reductions already announced. meantime, the gap reported first quarter profits at exceeded analysts' estimates. the retailer was helped by sales of low-priced clothing and athletic gear. same store sales rising 9% in the month of april with an 18% jump at old navy. and reynolds american which is the maker of camel cigarettes is said to have explored the monthse of lorillard for but apparently the efforts have been stimied. those talks are said to have fallen apart on several occasions. and that's a look at some of the top headlines at this hour. back to you. >> thank you very much. we noted earlier that ewlett-packard had quarterly results. what stands out to you in this hewlett-packard report? >> the job cuts certainly a big deal. terribly disruptive and horrible situation. but i was actually impressed by the fact that the company had a lot more profitability out of fallen revenues. revenues down for the 1

. >> is this the p.c. presidency?m is providing a disproportionate share of radical nut bags killing people right now. >> the president's comments on nigerian terrorists landing him in hot water, even from the left. >> there is no mention here of connecting this to the religion. >> bill maher on the attack. >> liberals do not stand up for liberalism. liberalism means one, mostly equality of women, free speech. no death threats. >> "on the record" investigates tonight and. >> what science tells bus the after

of the photo p.c. snapchat is defending himself after a series of his e-mails were made public. the 23-year-old says he is embarrassed about messages he wrote to get the fraternity brothers riled up for parties. the messages were leaked to a website and one he wrote "shopping list. the one ounce of marijuana, a kilo of blow," and make derogatory statements of women. >> he says this no way reflect whose he is now. >> "forbes" magazine revealed the list of 100 most powerful women. general motor c.e.o. mary barra is the focus of the cover story giving the first interview since the recall but number one goes to merkel the four the year in a row and then fed chairman and melinda gates co-chair of the gate foundation and third, president of brazil and director of the international monetary fund take four and give. and hillary clinton is on the live, and marry beltway as we mentioned and facebook c.e.o. and the c.e.o. of ibm. >> coming up on 6:17 and now we have the weather trust on this thursday, little friday, whatever you call it. mike? >> here is what is going on with live doppler

they were started by people who were rats and p.c.ses. >> the interesting thing about curtis was he claims he's not in a gang. he's not a gang member. he's just a white supremacist, a skinhead. and he thought there was a really, really severe difference. >> i'm no part of them. i have never been a part of them nor will i ever be a part of them. those dudes, in my mind, are weak and lame. they're not white supremacists, nor will they ever be. >> and at that point, one of the officers leaned into my ear and said if you use that, he is going to get attacked. he is going to get stabbed. >> while inmates like allgier are completely aware that talking about gangs could put them in peril, it is a risk they have taken time and time again when interviewed on "lockup." >> we knew theoretically that sound bite might put him in danger, but we also knew on the other hand how important it was to curtis that that distinction be made. that's the choice we went with. >> finally, allgier spoke about the wife and two children he left behind on the outsi

. >> is this the p.c. presidency? >> islam is providing a disproportionate share of radical nut bags killing people right now. >> the president's comments on nigerian terrorists landing him in hot water, even from the left. >> there is no mention here of connecting this to the religion. >> bill maher on the attack. >> liberals do not stand up for liberalism. liberalism means one, mostly equality of women, free speech. no death threats. >> "on the record" investigates tonight and. >> what science tells bus the after life there is none. when you die you are dead. >> atheists chaplains in the military how did that work? >> it's just total nonsense, the idea of having a chaplain who is an atheist. >> i have got 99 problems with [bleep] >> he has got 99 problems and this is one. beyonce's sister brutally attacking rapper jay-z. >> also, fired. a teacher breaks up this fight with a broom and now she is out of a job. and she is right here to go "on the record" tonight. up first is, there political correctness and is the obam

are colleges becoming too p.c. about their pics for commencement speaker or not?ire poll. if you are getting home tuning in just before bill o'reilly. right now pick up that dvr remote and set a series recording for "on the record" each night. that way you will never miss "on the record" and you never want to miss that? because you know he what in the show is great and we have fun. i know you enjoy it i read your emails. some of you get pretty angry with me at night but it's all part of the challenge. good night from new york. see you tomorrow night. 7:00 p.m. eastern right here "on the record." >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." where do slow loris'. stand on obamacare? we pick up where they left off. and do they think the macarena should be done at all parties? >> that's something the president supports. >> and have miniature cup cakes turned us into a nation of losers? we look at a time when any american could get a full [bleep] cup cake. none of these stories on "red eye." >> let's welcome our guest. i never trust a man with good names. good

basically for them there is no turning back there is no going back to real life again there has been a p.c. that was set on fire earlier in the day took several hours for the fire to go out and of course people are still expecting that it isn't just over yet they're thinking that the national guard that has retreated from the city. might come back and the clashes the deadly clashes that have taken the lives of at least seven people will be renewed and of course what happened in a rueful it has struck at the heart of people not just in the southeast but also throughout you can see the entire country here in the desert actually people have been brought out onto the square behind me and this of course is the scene of another tragedy that has occurred just a week ago when forty six people died in a fire in the building where people were trying to take cover again from nationalist pro ukrainian nationalist as well as the right sector and here on the street again you can hear people talking about talking about adesa and the very same feeling that there is no turning back now could be heard and f

p.c., you got a cigarette on you? matter how tense life gets, ty's committed to keeping his nose clean. >> you have to sit back and relax. can't get in trouble. if you get in trouble here, that's another case. then you go back to the judge. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. ain't nobody got no cigarettes? >> despite his hopes to avoid trouble, ty's favorite method of coping with prison life puts his future at risk. >> smoke your old joint or something. kick back. brighten your spirits up. listen to the radio. that's my type of relief, getting high and minding my own business. >> how do you smoke it without getting caught? >> it ain't hard. yeah, you come outside, smoke it. go in your cell. as long as you don't smell it, you can get away with it. >> the loss of store privileges isn't the only change at holman, warden culliver has also ordered a prison-wide shakedown, led by captain bishop. >> all right. y'all know we've had this callout so we can do a shakedown search here at holman. we're going to let the dogs go through first. t

first, p.c. wipes out dissent. you criticize a minority, you're evil. secondly, politically correct garbage gives left wing america a point of attack. i know this firsthand. a few years back, i did a segment on my late grandmother who did not like black people, even though she never met one. she was that isolated. my grandmother feared african-americans because she watched the local tv news here in new york city where many black criminals are on display. my grandmother did not understand that skin color does not define a person. she did not understand there are good and bad people of every race. so i tried to explain to my radio audience that we're in this together as americans and we're essentially the same people no matter what color we are. i used the example of sylvia's restaurant in harlem where i dined, forgive me, with al sharpton. and i picked up the check, as i always do. i said on the radio that sylvia's was a great place and the same or better than any other restaurant. no cultural difference, trying to illustrate the foolishness of generaliz

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p.c.'s were giving you the internet service the broadband with like a free for all and it's not considered a utility it's considered a completely normal type more interesting no one ask you how are these rules currently. taking shape and what do you find problematic about. well here's the thing is that if you look at the internet as it's as it's done today really you just have a bunch of big players who are just take a look at the whole landscape where you have a lot of different players who are very large. cable on the one side then you have a lot of players on the other side that are very large netflix you have google and the thing is is that the people who are the eyes peas have integrated backwards into the broadband thing and the people who are in broadband like level three have integrated forward into things like cash and so i do get into each other's territories and as a result of that you get in these conflicts between monopolistic players but at the end of the day it's really the

. >> is this the p.c. presidency?oportionate share of radical nut bags killing people right now. >> the president's comments on nigerian terrorists landing him in hot water, even from the left. >> there is no mention here of connecting this to the religion. >> bill maher on the attack. >> liberals do not stand up for liberalism. liberalism means one, mostly equality of women, free speech. no death threats. >> "on the record" investigates tonight and. >> what science tells bus the after

first, p.c. wipes out dissent. if you criticize the minority you are evil.h if the minority is doing something bad. secondly, politically correct garbage gives left wing america a point of attack. i know this firsthand. a few years back on the radio factor i did a segment on my late grandmother wynford kennedy drake who did not like black people even though she never met one she was that isolated. my grandmother feared african-americans because she watched the local tv news here in new york city. where many black criminals on r. on display. my grandmother did not understand that skin color does not define a person. she did not understand there are good and bad people of every race. i tried to explain to my radio audience that we are all in this together as americans and we are essentially the same people no matter what color we are. i use the example of silvio's restaurant in harlem where i dined, for give me with al sharpton. i picked up the check as i always do. i said on the radio silvios is a great place. there was no cultural difference. trying to illus

and have not surrendered to p.c. nonsense.n i spoke with kareem abdul jabbar two weeks ago, i was impressed by his thoughtfulness, i think is he a good man. his call to expose racism, homophobe i homophobia would only lead to more injustice. we don't need witch-hunters. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction with us in the studio deneen borelli author of the book "backlash." and from florida radio talk show host mr. fowler. >> where have i gone wrong. >> thanks for having me. more of a situation what can we do in the status quo to make sure we put an end to don sterling or clyde bundy or anybody like that call them out. homophobia, sexism, racism, point it out and show it's there to overcome it it i think that's the key here, bill. >> but who is in charge of telling everybody what, for example, sexism is? who is in charge of homophobe i can't. if you oppose gay marriage on theological grounds, you are a homophobe, you are anti-gay bigot. that's what we are having now. you must see the danger of this socia

are colleges becoming too p.c. about their pics for commencement speaker or not?e poll. if you are getting home tuning in just before bill o'reilly. right now pick up that dvr remote and set a series recording for "on the record" each night. that way you will never miss "on the record" and you never want to miss that? because you know he what in the show is great and we have fun. i know you enjoy it i read your emails. some of you get pretty angry with me at night but it's all part of the challenge. good night from new york. see you tomorrow night. 7:00 p.m. eastern right here "on the record." >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. >> big verbal brawl between karl rove and hillary clinton over the possible presidential candidate's health. and now bill clinton is weighing in. >> now they say she is auditioning for a part on the walking dead. >> we have a special report oncoming. >> american airlines, three hours late, taking off from los angeles. why? they didn't have a crew. >> outraged brewin

>> by the government and by the media, by the p.c. police.omething, all of a sudden like -- this is a perfect example. you know, you are using an example of how people would not speak up. they try to turn the argument away from that because they know it's true. they know what i'm saying is true. but, rather than talk about that, they want to divert the issue to something else. you couple that with the fact that our congress needs to be a little more courageous because the reason we have a divided government is if one branch of the government gets a little bit over exuberant they need to reign them. in we need courage there to do that. >> politicians encourage, we are not seeing -- you know -- but, look, the last time -- well, maybe not the last time in the fall you said, look, you you were bothered by the irs to an extent that you felt they were trying to intimidate you; is that correct? >> yeah. i don't think it is coincidental. >> that's the government agency that you can point to in your life, dr. carson's life that you believe was put upo

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who's doing that so in the eye is p.c. can pick winners or losers can grant incumbents who can afford faster access that faster access it's really bad for competition in this country it's true that penn well does not help any situation but i want to ask you has the f.c.c. acted to protect net neutrality in the past and if so how so the f.c.c. has acted in the past to protect net neutrality in two thousand and ten you know they issued this open internet order that we've been operating on. until about six months ago that basically set up a framework of net neutrality about six months ago the court a federal court in d.c. struck that down of course and this part gets a little bit in the legal way it's a just bear with me for a quick second here in two thousand and ten so so right now the internet is classified we talked about this earlier is classified as an information service instead of a telecommunications service because it's an information service which is under something called section seven zero six sorry this is a ner

p.c. ecosystem and i.b.m. opened up their market to so-called clones of these these computer companies that basically clone the i.b.m. p.c. and what we saw is that there were so many competitors in this market that prices dropped significantly i.b.m. actually started to lose share and was eventually forced out of the market but was well was crushed by the onslaught from these companies right who were just releasing product like crazy prices were dropping and apple couldn't compete and therefore they lost market share by trying to keep their prices high now when i ask you how will this play out in the mobile market as a whole the basically how will the clone wars affect the consumer at the end i think will be a good thing because basically what we're what we're seeing now is huge saturation in terms of the developed economy so you can most everyone has a phone in a mobile phone of some sort and so the degree to which they don't have a smartphone they have a speech or a phone and they're goi

feel bad somehow they might write this triggering in the comment section triggering is the hot new p.c. buzz word and now it's colleges across the us are debating whether or not to put trigger warnings on the classic literature example the new york times it was putting a sticker on the great gatsby that says the book contains public writing of things that referenced gauri abusive and despised and is to violent to the university of california santa barbara oberlin college rutgers the university of michigan george washington and other schools they're all considering putting trigger warnings on classic books but the worst part is this dude and are the one who's requesting them because apparently they're all too well to handle reading anything that might trigger i negative emotion was up with our kids a bear as greg looking on a president of the foundation for individual rights and education puts it this is some sort of inevitable movement toward people expecting physical and intellectual comfort in their lives and it's only going to get harder to teach people that there's a real important

but they're talking about doing that through the criminal justice system and that's why our p.c.culture has gone too far it's not parents or teachers taking kids aside and teaching them how to be nice to one another or even how to become a stronger person who can handle someone calling you a name it's fining them it's putting misdemeanor is on their records before they can even spell the word and it's just another case of our nanny state p.c. culture of washing any kind of individual it's them our government wants to legislate us into submission until we're unthinking shoppers who are too afraid of our own shadows for we were getting in trouble and this is just another step toward that happening but i should probably watch what i'm saying though because i could be hurting the government feelings and they'll probably take it me for that tonight let's talk about the bad about following me on twitter at the resident. your friend post a photo for the creation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend stupid's tear jerking

in the morning she shares music with her best friend on her p.c. . they write music together from a distance and they work on it in turn. their mailbox is called dropbox. business news. just on this. since her files are too large for her computer stephanie uploads them to remote servers one could think the cloud is a huge storehouse for internet experts well not only for them next stephanie checks her e-mails just like we do every morning has been there. and her e-mails also come from the cloud. so there's a system. to this first. session. and then on her way to work stephanie does what millions of people do she takes a picture. but unless proven. she posts it on instagram and facebook. the cloud takes part in our most trivial actions. this continues at the office stephanie works in a communications firm the software she uses is not connected to a private server but to the cloud schedules ongoing projects mail. in one morning stephanie has connected to two dozen clouds. we thought the skies were clear with barely a cloud or two. when in fact all of t

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those kinds of prosecutions aren't the same kinds of people who are going to be paying attention to his p.c. getting a fine so there's that there's a there's almost like a visibility gap where the two different sides of this problem they're not aware of each other and that was part of the mission of this book was to try to get people to see both sides of the same he grazing the minimum wage would help. i don't know maybe i mean you know that's. i think it's important that people be paid a fair wage for their work you know well will raising the minimum wage have an impact on all this i don't know i do know that when i spent a lot of time in you know and difficult neighborhoods and places like new york city and in los angeles that certainly a lot of people who ended up in prison ended up there because they didn't have it you could have been real economic opportunities and the drug trade was the one place where they can make money so if we can find a way to create jobs to get people to do honest work instead. i think certainly that will help alleviate this problem you said you thoroughly enjoy

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need outsource all that it's something that we have got to do is to have a p.c. on the back find until to the bank of china to do business in their own currency that is not me significant of the moment because we know that both countries are trying to move away from dependence on the u.s. dollar as well as the euro has been a free lucrative time here and sang life very exciting time and it's all about the strategic business relationship between russia and china which right now is a force to be wrecked. in fact let's take a look at the steel all valid groundbreaking daily agreement covers a thirty year period and china will be receiving russian gas at the same price as europe overall it has the potential to become the largest energy agreement in history with an estimated four hundred billion us dollars transporting such a vast volume of gas is no easy task though the cross border infrastructure won't be fully ready until twenty eight d. two pipelines are already in place another couple are either plugged. or under construction one is here in siberia on the other i

they did the right then in kind of dumping off the p.c. business to will he nova back then.thing more drastic than dumping off server hardware? do they need to acquire something? she talks about, and rightly so, big data and analytics being an important area. but cloud, too, the margins just aren't there in all of cloud. so i wonder how a company ibm's size moves to the cloud in a growing way that actually maintains the margins, that investors have come to expect? is that even possible? >> well, i -- >> that's the key. is it even possible? especially given the prices in the market. you can't go out and buy companies for tens of billions of dollars. people aren't going to like that either. >> i know one part of interview where she said growth will come is watson. i'm interested, david, when you think about how much watson has struggled to get off the ground, she had hoped it would be a $10 billion revenue business. it only had about $100 million as of october. i'm wondering if you and investors think maybe that's something that won't bear any fruit for some time? >> well, the