other times, for social commentary. oftentimes, a combination of both. a little story he tells about the hand, the worker. the hand thinks it over and the hand cusses the boss out. the boss yells, "cops!" law and order comes and the hand is charged with trying to overthrow the u.s. government. and then, "join the c.i.o" if you have the struggles, join the union. we are in the center dedicated to "this land is your land." that is the song most people recognize as a woody guthrie song. it is an important thing for our country. we wanted to make sure it was given its proper credit here. "this land is your land" celebrated its 75th birthday february of this year. we had the original handwritten lyrics on display. most people recognize the song as a sing-along from our elementary school days, usually that did not involve singing the fourth and the sixth verses which were much more social commentary about how things could be improved in our society. yes, woody thought we had a beautiful land. he brings this beautiful landscape of the things he thought as he tr

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other times, for social commentary.ation of both, so he has almost a little story that he tells about the hand, the worker. the hand thinks it over, and the hand cuts the boss out. the boss yells. law and order comes, and hand is charged with trying to overthrow the u.s. government. so if you have these troubles, join the movement. well, currently, in the area of the center dedicated to "this land is your land, quote -- land," we have the original handwritten lyrics on display, and while most people recognize the song as a sing-along from our elementary school days, the song as a sing-along from usually, that did not involve singing the fourth and sixth verses come which were much more a social commentary about how things could be improved in our society. and yes, we have a beautiful land, and he paints this as he traveled from coast to coast, but he wants to point things out about people and how we are treating the people and how we should be treating people better. ♪ there was a high wall there that tried to stop me.

class, and he said yes, there is a reason all of this is happening and it's actually incredible social commentary>> that's like them wanting to ban gone with the wind. and it's like no, that's a piece of history that we should watch and remember. >> if we are going to ban films, let's ban some other ones. i'm talking to you. >> the "new york post" has talked about this. seventeen reasons adam sandler should retire. and have you ever wished that you could just take a weight-loss pill that works instead of having to drag your carcass to the gym? a molecule that tricks your body into thinking that you have gone to rigorous exercise and a pill could be on the way. they gave it to mice. the my lost 5% of their body weight in seven days. would you ever want to replace exercise with a pill? >> never. a lot of people do it to help their heart amongst them for other reasons so that suppan held a bunch of people. everyone is looking for a shortcut. there's going to be some unintended consequences. go hit the treadmill. >> they say that it will also help lowering glucose. and it could be desired. >> people

. >> his auto humor is part celebration and part social commentary. from his love of food. he has undeniably cracked the code of what people find funny in a photo in a few words. it's not without controversy. comedians said he's ripped off their jokes and posting without credit with a backlash gaining momentum after a top talent agency signed him. >> what do you do twh people say you took my stuff? >> it's like a giant jacuzzi. it's filled with like -- there's all kinds of germs. we're sharing everything. >> all is fair in some ways. >> that's my cat. i'm going to make it right. >> he's trying to make it right. attributing each and every instagram post after the onslaught of negative press, even adding an e-mail address on his accounts for people who want credit. >> but for josh, it's not about how many people follow him digitally but about the people he meets in real life. there was a moment he realized his social media fame had gone mainstream. >> a couple came up to me, they were kind of normal and said hey, will you sign our baby. i was like, um yeah. definitely. that m

>> if his contract says he can't do political commentary on social media, my contract says i can't talk about greg gutfeld's ties so i don't do that. i'm just kidding. if he can't do that, then he can't do that. maybe there was something in the fine print that we don't know that he might have gotten slammed for. >> you know what? in a free world i agree with sarah palin on some level. the that nazzification is a real issue. >> welcome to the show. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> joanne? >> yeah. >> i'm kidding. will you refuse to watch the little league world series in protest? >> i have been doing that for the last six years. i love this idea that yanking curt schilling from the coverage and espn is buying into isis propaganda. we have executions to plan, but first thing's first. let's deal with the little league world series. >> we have to get curt schilling out there. >> yes. >> are you going to stopwatching espn and start watching the hallmark channel for a change? >> not that stuff. espn needs to focus on making sure their little lyingers aren't cheating. i saw video toda

. >> you know, just on social media, commentary, a lot of people are poking holes in adam's note. on the notion that mobility will be part of the story, basically raising the price target to double, so it wouldn't necessarily be reflected in the next year when it comes to sales or profitability. at the same time, ivan, this is a stock that trades on momentum, as you know, and could factor these things in before they actually hit the bottom line or the top line. so is there a point at which you say, you know what? tesla mobility could be something that will almost be as big as tesla motors, as adam jonas puts forth? >> i don't see it that way. i'll see what will drived stock, as what drives any stock, is the sales of the product as they roll out new models, as they have the model x coming, and future models, and sell more cars. whether it hack the self-driving or computer driving capabilities can be an option in that car, as it will probably be an option in many cars. i don't know if that's the pure driver, as much as it is the quality and the features and the performance of the ca

. >> interesting commentary the web awards are ending the show. rosanna: it is interesting, the people on social media are making money now. >> yes a fortune. a lot of people want to translate the hits on online to tv. rosanna: they'll come on the show and we don't see any type of movement on the sales. >> she was put on dancing with the stars. greg: how about robin thicke with the twerking? anna: he did great. no controversy about it. now he's back. he's got this song. >> this was his comeback moment. he was written off by the press and the public that sort of got over him. this is the new song of the summer. greg: listen for a minute... >> it is a perfect remedy. it is a perfect summer song. he's teamed up. the kids are loving it. anna: no one is accusing him of ripping off a tune. greg: he's got a young girlfriend? >> he does. overall for the show, it is not raun raunchy. we have had mile. these kids are appreciating it. rosanna: sara hyland. greg: wait a second. is that the blooper of the night? anna: yes. which curse, it was the f word. >> not in front of the king. greg: we all get excited

commentary instant -- in terms of the monsoon likely to come. rishaad: have a great weekend. at thisve another look republican presidential debate taking place very hot on socialonne: quite entertaining. a lot of headlines coming out of that. a lot of topics were discussed in the last hour. they were just talking about the iran deal. a lot of people making jabs at president obama and john kerry is not getting a better deal. sociallked about the issues, abortion, same-sex marriage, and race relations. john kasich really generated applause from the crowd as well as people on social media. he said that one of his daughters happens to be gay -- he said that if one of his daughters was gay, he would love them anyway. he recently attended a same-sex wedding. that triggered quite a reaction. this user said that john kasich is doing something bold by not pandering to the base. wonder if he gets points for courage and maybe respect for that. also, abortion was a big issue and of course all eyes on donald trump, the front runner of the republican presidential race so far. some people say that marco rubio may emerge as the winner of this so far. rishaad: that is it for "

social --ia alone did not information technologies altered the capacity of citizens and civil society actors to affect domestic politics. to be fair, hopefulness came with caution. the authors of those commentariesecognized the technology also gave governments the opportunity to monitor citizens and ultimately extinguish their voices and movements. cup --or howard noted a card-carrying regimes have come services too. how democracy act -- activists were using -- developing strategies that allow them to entrap protesters. just the other week in the washington post the published a series. reporters documented how the security establishments of the arab world exploit sophisticated surveillance technology to suppress dissent. egypt is implementing a social network security hazard monitoring project that allows for trend analysis from facebook, twitter, instagram, and other sites. a minimum of 30 analyst will monitor data according to a request for proposals linked to the egyptian media. this, who will prevail in a competition that is deploying technology as tools and weapons? will it be activists and ordinary citizens who aim to outwit autocratic governments or will it be the governments which posses

social media then the vacation didn't happen. as one person is quoted. apparently that's the theory. >> commentary. >> exactly.p to colombia or nicaragua, i was on vacation in hatteras, north carolina, i took all the photos. so at the end i was looking through and thought there is not a single shot of me. so, okay. i'm taking my own selfie. these are my feet in the sand. >> there you go. >> i was on vacation. >> there's a good one. >> josh, get in here. i hate selfies. >> when you get the guy, he's on vacation with you? >> he just shows up to whatever location. >> oh, thought he was in the hotel room with you. >> now pose. okay. >> easy, pal. >> here's another topic i thought was interesting. food network.com interviewed chefs and learned 25 things chefs will never tell you. we picked some of our favorites. first of all, chefs hate picky eaters. 60% said requests for substitutions are annoying. when eating out in oh restaurants chefs avoid pasta and chicken because those are usually the most over priced. >> they're so easy to make. >> go with the special. that's what they are trying -- it's fresh, different. >

social media alone did not cause the people in north africa, but information technologies, including mobile phones and the internet, altered the capacity of citizens and civil society actors. the authors of those commentaries also know that he -- the technology also gave governments the ability to monitor citizens and extinguish voices and movements. professor howards noted in one interview that authoritarian regimes have come to value digital media to. bahrain, saudi arabia, syria, they observed how democracy advocates were using social media and developed counter insurgency strategies that allow them to mislead and entrap protesters. just the other week, we published a series on threats to press freedom. the security of the arab world now exploit sophisticated surveillance technology to suppress dissent. egypt is implementing a social security -- media network that allows full analysis of all social media sites at any time, a minimum of 30 analysts will monitor streams of data in both classical and colloquial arabic according to a proposal he did to the egyptian media. request leaked media.egyptian the question now is this, it is a big one, who will prevail in a competition that has each side deploying t