pew pew research is showing now five planes they filed a class action lawsuit against facebook in two thousand and eleven saying that it had shared users' likes of certain advert of certain advertisers with friends without paying them or allowing them to opt out of this this program are we going to start seeing more lawsuits like this or more carefully written user agreements. well i think what we should do is first let's look back at when this lawsuit happened it was over i think about over two years ago when the conduct occurred and at that time facebook was planning to go public chair or are investors out there were looking at and saying how are you going to make money and they were trying all sorts of things to say that we can generate revenue this was one of those things and unfortunately they did at least from what it appears crossed the line in terms of what they were allowing and and taking from a privacy perspective what you're seeing though when you fast forward to today is that customers and consumers don't like that privacy is about transparency you have to tell people wha

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pew research shows 64% around the world have a favorable view of america. that's a 14 point rise among those same countries when they were last surveyed back in 2007. still in muslim countries like pakistan, frustration over u.s. foreign policy has deepened. just 11% of people have a favorable opinion of the u.s. and there's been a dip in approval under president obama. the poll said that the highest favorability for the u.s., can you guess? the country that loves us the most is -- it's ghana of all places. we thought that would be good fodder for twitter. we're asking which country should like us the most? we want some good creative ones for us. we'll put the best answers later on the show. >>> mcconnell has some explaining to do after some comments that were recorded and then released. jesse benton said, quote, between you and me, i'm sort of holding my nose for two years, because what we're doing here is going to be a big benefit to rand in 2013. at the time ben-tan was -- economic policy general doom, benton called the leak sick saying i believe in sena

going throughbeen the pew research center poll.ne finding from the poll notes that in the current new it is -- current news environment, a slim majority say journalists are more important than in the past it as they help make sense of all information available. that, while 38% said journalists are less important than in the past. which category do you fall into? the first.ould say i do look, i do read, do research -- i do look at many different sites. i am always interested to read differing opinions. what i did not want to see in the news magazine was an interpretation of an event by six different columnists, instead of the investigative research that i had come to expect from the magazine. afraid -- i'm'm afraid what is happening, people are telling us what they think is important, whether it is the kardashians or haircuts, and they are trying to tell us what they think we need to know instead of doing the good investigative reporting that 20 years ago made up a good news magazine. host: jane, thanks for the call. that is all the

fry, joining me is richard a senior correspondent at the pew research center.ou ask if college is worth it. why do you ask these questions? caller: it is a major investment. it is also in terms of public for americanant students to evaluate the pros and cons of going to college. it is important for our economy that we have an educated workforce and this is a that isant investment not as inexpensive as it once was. it is an important question for students and their families and for the nation and employers as a whole as to how educated our young adults become. who are you asking him what sectors are you asking when it comes to this? guest: in our work we have focused on attitudes of adults, including young adults. asked leaders of american higher education how they perceived the value of a college education. that is who we have tended to focus on. host: when you asked about those leaders, you ask them if college is a good value and you respond rate thercentage higher education system is doing in providing the value of money spent. 17% said it was an excellent va

. >> it helps the people in the pews actually learn what is going on at the alter. >> right. and it has everything in there. i've been getting calls recently, you better hold me a copy there's just been a reprint. and soon we'll have the spanish latin one available in october. it's a hefty book and nicely done and has a nice cover. it has ribbons and it is very nicely done. and it was nicely done. >> and the other thing that a lot of people find interesting about the is the traditional holy communion. >> they kneel and receive on the tongue. and there's a longer formula that the priest says over each person and blesses them with the host and it says may the body of our lord jesus christ preserve your soul for life lasting, amen. >> we're winding down. is there anything else that you would like to tell our viewing audience other than to come and see. >> come and visit. many young people are being attracted to t they're finding something wonderful in it. >> there's a lot of reverence. >> yes, it gives you a lot of time to think. as you know we were afraid of silence. >> that is

senior researcher now at pew. you are in the 50 to 64 group. hi.ning.ood i found your discussion quite interesting. opt to most people would choose a longer life if it was a healthier life. currentlyst americans -- many of them, anyway -- can get to about 85 before they start encountering the major effects of aging. but from 85 on, there is usually a deterioration in their health condition. they can live longer. my own father lived to 93. i was his primary caregiver. i think there is a lack of respect overall throughout society for the elderly, especially once they hit the 85- elderly sortgile of category. unless they can improve their health conditions, i don't think most people can carry on in their jobs if it is physical. a lot of the lawyers in congress who basically sit at desks and are not doing laborious labor during their work career, they are quick to say that we should already raise the retirement age for folks because we are living longer. but living longer does not also mean that you are able to do the profession that you were conductin

> our church needs new, updated hymnals, we need new choir robes, and we need new cushions for our pews. >> oh, yeah! >> can i get an amen? >> amen! >> yeah, 'cause the ones we sitting on right now, i can't get no sleep on. well, i can't. >> you as bad as brown. well, okay. cora, our blessed sister here, who deserves to win better than that old psychedelic heathen standing next to you, you are gonna win hands down, because you're blessed... >> dude! excuse me, dude, sir, ma'am, mister! do you have a question? >> no, i don't have a question. >> well, park your trunk over there, please! thank you! thank you. >> excuse me, brown? >> yes, sir? >> now, i do have a question. >> recognizing colonel. speak your mind. let the lord use you as he walks with you in perfect peace. >> well, the question i have, brown, is, who is catering this blasted thing? 'cause my stomach is touching my back! >> well, i plan to feed the multitude, yes, right after you all vote for me. thank you. >> that is bribery, mr. brown! >> that is not bribery! that's pancakes! and i plan to use real butter! thank you! >> all

sitting in a pew, watching my let the my mother service as a spiritual person. she would ask if i was right with the lord. if you died today, would you go to heaven? she was always spreading the word in estonia. my father is a man that went around to jails and hospitals and visited people. he was a man that people really a doored -- adored and liked. i had pilot lights ahead of me that dragged me along with this course of action. i think it brought me to where i am as a basketball coach even was the service of a group and a greater purpose. tavis: unless the lord is ables or laker fan. -- a bulls or laker fan. before i fell in love with you as a coach, and all of the rest of what you represent as a winner, i grew up in a pentecostal church myself. i connected with you on that upbringing. i raise that because -- i say this with all due respect. i will hear about this in 15 minutes when the show is over. pentecostalism can be somewhat dogmatic. their faith can end up being somewhat dogmatic. somehow, you either broke from it or did not get trapped by it. so much s

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and in decades we never had that much -- >> or the pew research several years ago in which middle classple talked about, we had two different communities. black people couldn't be identified as one group. >> i have to take a break. stay right here. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "our world with black enterprise" is yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ >>> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise." we're here with an expert panel and we're discussing the issue of what does it mean to be black in the 21st century. now, before we broke, toray had made a point about black people saying something that's far more difficult to get our arms around now. he argued to som

pew research, not a right-wing organization, probably more liberal if anything. pew asked republicans if they thought their gop leaders should move or the o more to the right or become more moderate? a majority, 54% said go to the right. can you really overestimate the urge of the republican rank and file which you have represented to just jack it over to the right a bit? just try that thing, a little more crazy. >> i don't overestimate it. but i don't know what that means. how do you define being more conservative? >> shut down the government for a couple of weeks. >> but that's not being more conservative to shut down the government. look, we did that during the clinton years. were they less conservative? come on. that's crazy. >> i don't think it's irrational. you tell me. you shut down the government. they default on the debt the. in other words, we're not paying bills, we're a joke, laughingstock. the chinese give up on lending us money. they start pulling it back. they can stay not only did they win the political argument, they humiliated obama, they made h

at the same time we saw a recent pew poll telling us that a little over 50% of republicans who were polled think that this party should move farther to the right, believe that this party is insufficiently conservative. so i think exactly what you are seeing. in the gerrymander thanksgiving did in 2010, they have painted themselves into corners of basically ridiculousness, right, the inability to governor because they're so worried about the primary challenges from the right. >> now talking about painting themselves in a corner of ridiculousness, congressman mcdermott, at a hearing on poverty this week. >> yeah. >> a gop lawmaker actually seemed to blame religious groups for not making the difference up. >> yeah. >> between republican cuts and food stamps. watch this. >> what is the church doing wrong that they have to come to the government to get so much help? >> justice comes before charity. and that everyone has a right to eat. and therefore there is in our position a government responsibility to ensure everyone's capacity to eat. >> i mean, was he suggesting that the church ought to be

we are only a pew days away from the anniversary of the benghazi attack and september 11th, 2001, so, you know, right now it doesn't -- there hasn't been any word that they will have business as usual. we assume it might be the case, but so far we tried calling the united states embassy here in israel, and we haven't heard back. right now i would say that it's unclear at this point. >> vladimir in jerusalem. that is just one of the places that will be shut down over this weekend over this word of terror threat. >> meantime, egypt bracing for more possible violence today. supporters of deposed president mohammed morsi calling for a million man march against egypt's new military rulers following friday prayers. people from mosques around the country are being asked to march under the banner egypt against a coo. the acting minister called on pro-morsi demonstrators to leave cairo. >>> john kerry says the u.s. expects to end drone strikes inside pakistan soon. those were his words. kerry is in pakistan meeting with the country's leaders there. he said in a television interview that presid

pew asked americans how much progress they thought we made.ly 45% thought we made real progress toward racial equality. african-americans are 32%. i think americans seem to be in agreement we have a long way to go. the march on washington was also about jobs. it was a march for jobs and freedom. pew also found for the past six decades african-american unemployment has been double that of white people. it's not something that's just happening in this economy. it's something that's been going on since the beginning of time. >> i guess the question i'm trying to get at, senator brown, at what point have we gone as far as the country, as the government needs to go in putting the thumb on the scale? it is 50 years after martin luther king's speech. there were hundreds of years in discrimination. when do we say, you're on your own. not this kind of special preference affirmative action. >> i think we are getting close. i agree with all the comments from the panel. we made huge strides. there are certain pockets still where there is inequality. there

. >> a new pew poll show 51% of americans want to cut off aid. >> let's get another check on weather. you are talking about lightning. there was a lot of fog out there. >> the atmosphere may be more stable. so maybe not as much lightning as yesterday. still have a chance of lightning. the red flag warnings are still up in the bay area. we have plenty of lightning strikes. you can see that rotating through away from the coastline as low continues to remain south. numerous lightning strikes. over 11,000 continued lightning strikes out over the bay waters as well. quite the display last night. low clouds and fog. the temperatures right now 61 degrees and mild in oakland. 66 in livermore and 63 in san jose. this afternoon 80s and 90s. 60s toward the coastline. and still a chance of thunderstorms. let's check out the roadways with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. outside right now still watching an injury crash in san jose. testimony playerly blocking -- blocking lanes. sounds like it is an overturned accident. and we are just beginning to see some slow downs, brake lights on the northbo

the pew study foundation came out with a study the other day asking republicans do you think the party is going in the right direction or not. most of them said no. so that's what he's doing. this is setting up 2016 and becoming the nominee or champion of the guy who asked that question. >> come on. i'd like to talk to you. coming up, they went wall to wall with their coverage on ariel case troe. what a scene that was. why has man who has admitted his monstrous guilt allowed a big moment in the spot light? that that's a good question to think about. whites support it by exactly the same as the blacks support it. you'd seen them countering times in beer ads. now he's out there doing something interesting. he looks interesting. let me finish tonight with the job rate which is down, but not hard enough. this is your place for politics. "hard ball." e. [ doorbell rings ] [ lee ] let's have a look, morty. it's a sweeper. what's this? what's that? well we'll find out. we'll find out. [ lee ] it goes under all the way to the back wall. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've be

as scientists work on extending their lives well into the second century, the pew research center askedore than 2,000 adults if they liked that idea. while two-thirds said they thought most people would want to live to 120, it was a different story when they were asked about themselves. more than half, 56% said no thanks. living to anywhere from 79 to 100 would be just fine with them. >>> we have an update tonight. last night brian let you know he was about to undergo knee replacement surgery. we're very happy to report everything went fine. tonight brian is resting comfortably, we'll continue to keep you posted on his recovery. he'll be checking in. tomorrow night we'll take a look at why so many people are now facing the same surgery after years of chronic pain. >>> when we come back, the man who changed shopping as we know it, now has a lot of folks talking about a huge new purchase of his own. >>> our final story tonight, as promised, is about a dot com billionaire, one of the richest men in american who forever changed the way we shop. now getting attention for a huge purchase of h

but pew asked americans how much progress they thought we had made only 45% thought we had made realgress toward racial equality. african-americans said 32%. so i think that americans seem to be in agreement that we have a long way to go. the march on washington was also about jobs. it was a march for jobs and freedom. and pew also found for the past six decades african-american unemployment has been double that of white people. so it's not something that is just happening in this economy. this is something that's been going on really since the beginning of time. >> chris: i guess the question i'm trying to get at senator brown is, at what point have we gone as far as the country, as the government needs to go in putting a thumb on the scale if you will. it is 50 years after martin luther king's speech. obviously there were hundreds of years of discrimination. but at what point do we in effect say, you are on your own? obviously there will be government programs to help poor people or education in the inner city but not this kind of special preference affirmative action? think think

. >> the pew study foundation came out with a study the other day asking republicans, do you think your party is going in the right direction or not. most said no. but 54% said they wanted it to be more conservative. so that's what he's doing. this is all setting up 2016 and becoming the nominee or the champion of the guy who asked that question. >> come on. would like t ten wall to wall with the coverage of ariel castro in court. why is a man who has admitted his monstrous guilt allowed his big moment in the spotlight? that's a good question we're going to get to right away. >>> and also the racial divide in the george zimmerman trial has reflected how people feel about this stand your ground law. i think it's all tied into this trial. it's obvious that's the case. >>> and you've seen them countless times in beer ads, the most interesting man in the world. and now the man is out there doing something, well, interesting. he looks interesting. >>> and the jobless rate that's down, but not enough. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the

a knew pew study showing a record number of 18 to 31 yeerlds, 22 million of them, are living withromnger adult men are more likely than women to be staying with their parents. employment has fallen a among millennia millennials. 63% have jobs compared to 70% six years ago. millennials without jobs are much more likely to be back at home than those who steady wo the study students who live in college dorms are also considered to be living with their parents. so this study made us all wonder around here, what's the worst part about living with your parents or having your adult kids come home and live with you? use #waytoocramped. >>> to business, they hope the jobs number will wrap up the week on a positive note. yesterday stocks soared to a positive number. let's check in with cnbc's steve sedgwick live in london. the jobs numbers, what do we anticipate? >> we're looking for a headline rate of 7.5% on the u.s. unemployment rate. that will match the figure we saw in april and that will go back to the best levels we've seen in 2008. in terms of jobs created should be in the region o184,

according to where things stand, according to a recent study by pew research, the employment gap has widened since the 1960s. the difference in black and white families was $19,000. now the gap has widened to roughly $27,000. in terms of wealth the average net worth of a black family in 1984 was less than 10% of a white family. now the gap has widened even further. black families earn only 7% of what a white family makes. bill fletcher, maya rockiningmo, and bill fletcher, these income disparities they are widening. who's to blame? >> the system is to blame. this is what, when i hear these speeches from president obama, regardless of his intentions he's putting the blame on black folks. whether it's black fathers, black families, this system is rigged against us. and that's what we need to keep emphasizing. we have to keep emphasizing, particularly for the purposes of reaching young people, that the problem is not them. even if they have problems. the problem is that the way that the system is structured. we've had, and this relates directly to the march on washington. we've had an e

meanwhile a new survey by the pew research center finds 51% of americans think the u.s. should cut aid to egypt to put pressure on their government. however 26% say the u.s. should continue providing military support. the same survey found half of all americans believe president obama has not been tough enough in his response to this particular crisis. despite the violence, americans still believe the egyptian military is in the best position to provide the leadership to the troubled state. it's a messy situation. for more, let's go live to cairo. good morning, yousef. >> reporter: more uncertainty after the latest developments starting off with the arrest of the muslim brotherhood, they call him the supreme guide. 70 years old. he was detained in his residential apartment in the early hours of today. security forces were able to arrest him without any resistance and state television branded images and video footage showing his arrest and visibly tts vaut. now the muslim brotherhood has condemned the arrest and it is likely to fuel further protests from their end. keep i

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new stats from the pew research center say fully a third of millennials, those ages 18 to 31, are living at home with their parents. this amounts to over 20 million young americans, more male than female on average. survey says 63% of them have jobs and are earning money, just not enough to be able to afford their own place to live. >>> ellen degeneres got the call from the bull pen. she will now make her second appearance as host of the oscars. she last hosted back in '07. that outing earned her an emmy nomination. the oscars get handed out march 2nd. >>> the birth certificate of the royal baby was revealed today. the name, longer than most kids, his royal highness prince george land louis of cambridge. it does make for a monogramming challenge. the parents listed their occupations as prince and princess of the united kingdom. >>> and we need to at least mention the most forwarded web video of the week, the bear who hauled away the dumpster from behind the edelweiss restaurant in colorado springs. why suffer the indignity of dumpster diving when you can shop at home? the restaurant, sad

new study by the pew research.nd blacks lag behind whites when it comes to household income and 26% of blacks say their situation is better than it was five years ago down from 39% in 2009 and that is tonight's fox 5 top five. >> if you stepped out tonight you know it's a little better than it was earlier today. >> the late night models are trying to insist when this front swings down through pittsburgh into maryland it could produce a shower or rumble of thunder west of d.c. so maybe we hear that late tonight or during the day tomorrow but it's going to lead to a really nice weekend. >> i like that. we have to stop dressing alike. >> once again, shawn, i have on a pink kerr jacket earlier today. we're feeling in the pink. >> that's what it is -- pink kerr. >> let's take a look at next outside tonight. and yeah, tomorrow anniversary, two year anniversary of that big quake as we look live at the national cathedral. nice to have a quiet night. radar is quiet. temperaturewise here's what we're looking at. it's still 8

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the angel michael in giza, this is all that remains, sacred texts, destroyed icons, rows of charred pews. rida gabala showed me where the altar once stood. since wednesday, more than 60 churches have been attacked, cristyans killed, businesses and homes vandalized. "we lived here for years and this never happened until morsi was removed from power," he tells me. egypt's christians welcome morsi's ouster. that made them a target. on the church's walls, attackers wrote general sisi is a murderer and egypt is an islamic state. despite the risks of violence, protests and curfews, the flock at st. mark's church still came to pray today. >> this is not egypt and these are not egyptians. >> reporter: christianity's roots here date back millennia. and no matter how challenging christianity here may be, the father and the congregation has not lost faith. >> i have faith in this country. i have faith in the people. i believe in the people. >> reporter: this evening, the interior ministry is calling on citizens to put an end to their neighborhood checkpoints. it's a sign that the police are trying

there's a usa today pew poll that showed that people underage 29 are absolutely appalled by what happened, and let's figure it, midterm elections coming up, a presidential election in 2016, and democrats need young people to vote for them, and youngsters do not like what happened. they think it was appalling. >> the big flip-flop. this is what president obama said two months ago on june 7th. this was prior to his nsa reform announcement. >> in the abstract you can complain about big brother and how this is a potential program run amuck but when you actually look at the details, then i think we've struck the right balance knew. now, given what we know about surveillance and the nsa's behavior, do you think the right balance between privacy and security has been struck? >> yes, i certainly do. i actually happen to be in favor of this kind of a program because i think of what would happen to this country if we had a half a dozen terrorist attacks every year, and that seems to me -- >> you think obama knew all the details of what they do? >> by and large, yes. well, maybe not everything but i

the pew research center showing 59% of teen girls turn off location tracking features, compared to just 37% of boys. researchers say that teens may not only be worried about advertisers tracking them, but also their parent, as well. hmm. >> interesting. >> yeah. >>> when we come back, a store robbery with a twist. wait until you see what happened to a suspect who picked the wrong store clerk to mess with. >>> fined over fashion. what goes wrong with a quarterback's t-shirt that caused the nfl to fine him a big amount of money. that nasty odor coming from your washer. say farewell to the smell with tide washing machine cleaner. it goes straight to the source of the stink to lift odor-causing residues off your washer's drum. tide washing machine cleaner. to lift odor-causing residues off your washer's drum. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adali

there's a new poll out this week from pew research center that shows that -- there's a poll of republicans that showed that only a third of republicans think that the republican party in congress has compromised too much. and another third thinks they haven't -- the opposite. the party is totally split. >> there's a split going on within the republican party itself. look, today is president obama's birthday. he's celebrating his 52nd years of living here on earth. so why -- now we take a moment to say happy birthday, mr. obama. look, it's been a tough summer for the president. approval numbers are low. the economy is sluggish. he continues to have a very tough time finding agreements with those republicans you just talked about on a plan to deal or at least get some sort of deal on federal spending and the national debt. what can he do? >> i think he can -- my expectation is that he'll stand pat and hope that the republicans overplay their hand. i think he is counting on any threat of a government shutdown being blamed more on the republicans than on him. you will see the republicans talk

university and in washington we cross to bruce stokes he is the director of global economic attitudes at the pew research center all right gentlemen it's just the three of us cross talk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i really encourage it george the broad question is the united states a force for good in the world today. no i don't really think so peter. if we think of the post cold warrior of the began since one nine hundred eighty nine which would also call the uni polar air of american global hedge m n a i think the record of this is is really very poor. economically and financially i mean we've had from one financial crisis to another and politically it's been an air of extraordinary instability and an extraordinary number of military interventions and attacks led by the united states sometimes alone sometimes with its various satellites so i thought the record all of the united states is since the end of the cold war has been really very poor so one look at it right now the united states is anything but a force for good in the world ok very strong words there br

a pew research report shows teens are wary about the same privacy issues.here to discuss all things facebook is our guest. >> thanks. >> we will start out -- teenagers are becoming more concerned with privacy, but the rate at which teenagers are -- and adults are sharing information is so incredibly high. 51% of teen users have avoided certain apps due to privacy concerns. when he six percent have installed an app due to personal info collection. 26% have turned off location tracking features. do you think we are turning a page where people are actually starting to connect the dots between their online profiles and their privacy in daily lives ? >> i think what you are seeing is teens are way smarter than people in our generation make that to be. that is the first thing. second, they are looking to the future, going to have a much brighter future than we expect when it comes to the intersection of technology and privacy. in many ways, they are understanding how those things work, taking control over themselves, rather than doing what many people in our own

university and in washington we cross to bruce stokes he is the director of global economic attitudes at the pew research center all right gentlemen it's just the three of us crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i really encourage it george the broad question is the united states a force for good in the world today. no i don't really think so. if we think of the post cold war era that began since one nine hundred eighty nine which would also call the uni polar air of american global hegemony i think the record of this year is really very poor. economically and financially i mean we've had from one financial crisis to another and politically it's been an air of extraordinary instability and an extraordinary number of military interventions and attacks led by the united states sometimes alone sometimes with its various satellites so i thought the record of the united states is since the end of the cold war has been really very.

i was called a pam moth pew den da, of all things -- >> host: which is what? >> guest: i think it's really what we today can say is a vagina. in those days we couldn't. that's been liberated for us. but there was the most different kind of response to this book. some people adored it, underlined it, put asterisks in the margins. i have signed books that had so many underlined pages that there were almost no blank pages anymore. some people hated it and thought it represented the decline of civilization. [laughter] so that's a good thing, i think. when a book is both so much -- when a book evokes so much feeling, you know you're on to something. >> host: you started off as a poet. >> guest: i started out as a poet. i've published eight books of poetry, nearly as many books of poetry as novels. but a book of poetry is like a rose petal down grand canyon. who notices? my early books won all kinds of prizes that were also won by sylvia plath and w.s. her win and so on, but my novels have overshadowed my poems which is really not surprising. i still consider myself

. >> the pew survey says 84% of tea party voters vote in primaries.hey're intense, they're organized and they come out to vote. that's going to matter. particularly in iowa with a crowded republican field. and rand paul starts with his father's constituency in a crowded field, that's a plurality. >> but the tea party is like a -- a controlled wildfire that is now burning the republican party, especially the republican party establishment. so i don't know if the tea party is good for the republican party in 2016 given the fact that it has narrowed the base of the party. >> and it's igniting an immediate confrontation. >> and i think that's why, george, i really think they have one or two more election cycles where they can continue like this. otherwise the infighting is