this is interesting, the seachange is a way of thinking about what a middle-class person is, images from the 50s or 60s, revolutionary road rd. richard yates, everyone's been the 60s in 70s trying to escape from that trap as you mentioned and then, can we ever get into the convention? can we ever be boring? can we ever have a humdrum life? every day the commute is half an hour in the train, an hour and a half. changing what my reporting showed me, changing the category of the middle class. >> look at college teaching. another admired profession. people immediately respected you. most of the teaching, 70%. >> i am going with 40%. i was willing to tolerate 50%. there was a large number of adjuncts. temporary teachers who don't have 10 years, permanent positions that are renewable, on course and makes $3000 a class and 62% of adjuncts surveyed make $20,000 so we are talking after graduate school they paid a lot for, the poverty line kind of work and i documented one of the men talked to many others in her life was really hard, food stamps, since i have written this, someone's was telling me

this is interesting the seachange the way of thinking of what a middle-class person is. images from the 50s or 60s like richard he everybody said the 60s and 70s to escape from that trap of convention now it is ever did we get ever into the convention can we ever be boring? it's the same everyday commuting half an hour on the train not an hour and a half so this is less -- shaping what we see as the category. >> look at college teaching. another admire profession one point if you were a professor people respected you. now most of the teaching, 70%. >> some say 75% i go with 40% i could even tolerate 50% but there is a large number of adjunct and those are temporary teaching they don't have tenure or permanent positions and they are renewable they teach course upon course tv only making $2000 per class many said the only make 20000 they are doing is poverty mine kind of fork i talked to on her life was very hard she was on food seems since i have written this am getting constant reports from people that the adjuncts asked if they could go to the food bank at the college i

is this a seachange in the democratic party?look no further than the candidates they put up for election, socialist democrats, that is how they identify themselves, democrats have a crisis of identity and the crisis of policy. they are lurching way to the left, not into with where america is. we are right of center nation, we are just right and i think democrats are going to suffer with their leadership, people overstayed their welcome like nancy pelosi and schumer. as a republican i hope they don't because it will help us in november but for the good of the nation democrats need to come home to where they were to the rise of socialism. >> speaking like a republican. we have an identity crisis. let's not forget a lot of republicans are walking away, we have tea partiers, all kinds of different republicans. i celebrate the young woman from the bronx, it is not an identity crisis. the vision in this country is where the divide is. todd: in light of what miss cinema said do you feel democrats would be better served if you are going

that is a seachange for us in that industry. >> another question has to do with this. mergers and acquisitions that people talk about. and we are talking about m&a. >> mna has been relatively small, think of adjacency to core business. within the last year and a half we have cold storage warehouse business because it fit well with the service product we call cold connect where we ship fruits and vegetables from the west coast to the middle of the country and the east coast. most of our m&a activity will be in areas like that, value add for customer base, for industry consolidation, i don't anticipate that will be occurring anytime soon. not right now. >> is that actually, i think we had multiple people ask me to ask you. is there going to be that in the future or is the industry happy? >> the industry has been in this current state for quite some time and there could be benefits of additional consolidation. you could take redundancies out but the path forward is to go through the stb for authorization to acquire another railroad. and in that process they are committed

that is a seachange and that reflects a little bit of catching up to the voters. they are way ahead of us spread they want to know this trust is real. goes to candidate authenticity and integrity and how do we make sure we will get a democracy where everybody has a seat at the table and are the people that are listen to when we say we represent people and not corporations. we represent 750,000 individuals in our district. >> i think this is an incredible opportunity. i think we've seen the ball moves so dramatically along, thanks in part to colleagues in the house who have put together this package, but thanks to the american people for making the connection between what happened in 2016, what's happening today, the fact that were one vote away in the supreme court from taking back so much progress on summary level, and recognizing that they are willing to do their part but we have to do ours. that's incredible opportunity in front of us and it's exciting and i'm really excited to win in november and put those forward as the first area we need to be working on as

do you think they're as being quite a seachange in what they are up to in the last ten yea rs ?nding time with their families. they are certainly not shutting themselves in their bedroom or running off to the park at the first opportunity. they enjoy spending whole weekends with family members, which... you look so surprised! whole weekends with your family? i know. and my dad is watching this and i feel terrible but that was not my experience. that goes against lots of things we hear about social media and the rest of it. it is quite a contrast to some of the things we hear. absolutely andindeed of the things we hear. absolutely and indeed social media does also seem and indeed social media does also seem to play a role in the decline in teenage pregnancy rates because young people are kim yuna katie much more online with their friends —— because young people are communicating much more online with their friends communicating much more online with theirfriends and communicating much more online with their friends and that limits opportunities for social interaction. i wonder if