stossel is correct to say look how it totals out. way it is totaling out with china, we have a mammoth trade deficit with china. and the rest of the world frankly because many other countries participate in some. same kinds of activities but not as virulently. >> so what? >> as a consequence every year we borrow 6 to $700 billion to finance that. we're now to the point where we own, oh, foreigners about 45% of u.s. gdp. and we're on track within the decade to be above the level that we've seen where countries like spain, greece, get into financial crises. already last week, you know, people weren't rushing in to buy u.s. 10-year treasurys as the rate went up. they're starting to look a little bit askance at our bonds. they're starting to look we're maybe not as solvent as we used to be not like we're making stuff and exporting to get the stuff we want. we're borrowing money. we're not borrowing money to build up the economy. we're borrowing money for thanksgiving dinner. melissa: i hear you. stossel, what is your response. >> i have

way first aid which is very expensive and very poor in its performance so it's not really doing it stossel protecting the losers of globalization of protecting the long term unemployed so italy needs reforms which make the way for a state better targeted at the really do of deserving indeed was about the basic income i mean the expected out the country because it gives money to everybody if extremely expensive so it's no no x. accident of the. most only very rich countries like this can even countries experimenting with an idea for basic income so italy would be the last country to fought it because it leads targeted with a state reforms which hit the poor about not you know this university paying out of additional transfers to the population that does not make any sense for the italian situation ok and i cannot make growth take tire recently in italy but there remains to be a long list of problems high debt levels rampant use unemployment in the country's banks are sitting on europe's biggest mountain of bad loans do you see any of the parties addressing these issues. you know when that i

he works for stossel in the clam and has a great question. what explains the growth of identity politics and hysteria politics. why i identity politics growing? you're saying we don't want identity politic right at the point when people with different sexual orientation finally get to speak or blacks finally womenning moving into management positions now you're saying i don't want to hear about this. >> really, more than anything else, just lazy thinking. if you don't really want to think about the things you guys care about, about where do rights come from, how is the government supposed to function, what is your purpose in society, if you don't want to really tech about those and want to look at the world and good, oh, man, i'm aggrieved and there's -- i'm a victim, i'm a victim and i have to actually make sure ann knows i'm a victim because that's a virtue in their oppression olympics game. it's ease way of thinking and it's sad and depression because you should get out of what you can from the world and do it with principle and character

in stossel it mean india and all. and great i'm plenty more to come for the rest of monday as well they are all to international legal guests lined up i will be getting reaction is the best policy will wake up this monday morning in order to digest the results of the russian presidential election twenty eighty we'll leave you with some shots of the red square this monday for us but now it's bye bye. well you know the fires that we've kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're in this small ball of sticks you don't harp on ships and you stand. up in. the limo selves to be told fish already ninety percent of the guard on any paula connor. concert fifteen scoops seventy five tons they do it several times a day with the cleats know you get an idea on why. we have to understand we could not stay still and just. be with them this will be used for you because you are. doing this because i want the future world to future generations to have out and enjoy the ocean we have. a. clue. hello and we

he works for stossel in the classroom, a great guy and has a great question. what explains the growth of identity politics and what explains hysteria politics? why is identity politics -- can i throw back at you. you're, say, i don't want identity politics right at the point where -- when people with different sexual orientations finally get to speak, or blacks are finally -- women moving into management positions and now saying, oh, no. i don't want to hear about this? >> really, more than anything else, it's just lazy thinking. if you don't really want to think about the things i know you guys care about, about where do rights come from? how is the government supposed to function? what is your purpose in society? if you don't want to really think about those things and really just want to look at the world and go, oh, man. i'm aggrieved. there's -- i'm -- a victim. i'm a victim, and i have to actually make sure everyone knows i'm a victim, because that's virtue in oppression olympics game. an easy way of thinking. a very sad and depressing way of thinking. w

he works for stossel in the clam and has a great question. what explains the growth of identity politics and what identifies hysteria politics? why is identity politics growing now? you say we don't want identity politics. right at the point when people with different sexual orientations finally get to speak or blacks are moving into management positions or women are moving into management positions. now you're saying i don't want to hear about this. dave: i think it is lazy thinking. if you don't really want to think about the things you guys care about, about where do rights come from, how is the government supposed to function, what is your purpose in society, if you don't want to really think about those things, and you just want to look at the world and go, i am aggrieved. i am a victim. i am a victim, and i have to make sure everyone knows i'm a victim because that's a virtue in their oppression olympics game. it is a very easy way of thinking. it is a very sad and depressing way of thinking because you should be trying to get whatever

john stossel explained the truth about this group at an amazing report.it. >> the southern poverty law center, based in alabama, calls itself the premier group monitoring hate groups. looking at y their map was of sh groups, you would think america was consumed by hate. i once believed in the center's mission, while many people still do,do apple gave them a million dollars. what donors don't know is that today the centers smears people who don't deserve to be smeared. the southern poverty law center now lists people like ben carson, laura ingraham, and jeanine pirro as extremists. but it doesn't list antifa, the hate group that beats a people on the right. this he the center has become ae hate group itself. it is now a left wing, money grabbing him a slender machine. >> tucker: it's a hate group. let's be t honest. you follow the stuff pretty well come li closely. how did they wind up policing content on the most powerful company in the world? >> it's hard to understand. i think what was going on, tucker, is that youtube innocence was trying to be inclusi

charles will be in conversation with scott stossel, editor of the atlantic, magazine scott first joined in 1982, 1992. scott also was the author of a biography of sergeant trevor and the best-selling my age of anxiety, which spoke about here at pmp three years ago. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming charles mann. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> was it 92 or 82 -- [inaudible conversations] /we will teach you guys wire to appear in a second. [inaudible conversations] >> anyone here me? is this on? can you not call for coming in thank you, charles for joining us tonight. i'm taking off my jacket because i'm a heavy sweater and also because this is a heavy topic are the future of their survival -- [inaudible] but i wanted to, and let me pull out i've been a reader and fan of charles mann books for 25, 30 years, so it's a real privilege and a pleasure to sit here and talk to you all about the book and to talk to charles and to actually excerpt the book but i'm going to give it a little plug for the atlantic which will be out in a few days that we publish a very nice ex

john stossel amazing truth about this group. here is a part of it?uthern poverty law center based in that building in alabama calls itself the premier group monitoring hate groups. looking at their map of such groups, you would think america was consumed by hate. i once believed in the center's mission. well-meaning people still do. apple just gave them a million dollars. but what donors don't know is that today the center smears people who don't deserve to be smeared. the southern poverty law center now lists people like ben carson, laura ingraham and jeanne pirro as extremists. but it doesn't list antifa, the hate group that beats up people on the right. [screams] >> center has become a hate group itself. it's now a left wing money grabbing slander machine. >> tucker: it's a hate group. it is a hate group, too. let's be honest about that. shiver is a tech entrepreneur. he joins us tonight. you follow this stuff closely. how did the southern poverty law center wholly discredited and wholly political wind up releasing content on the most powerful com

first aid which is very expensive and very poor in its performance so it's not really the doing of stossel protecting the losers of globalization of put take being the long term unemployed so italy needs reforms which make the way for a state better targeted at the really do of deserving individual is about the basic income i mean the expected out the country because it gives money to everybody if extremely expensive so it's no no x. accident of the. most only very rich countries like the scandinavian countries experimenting with an idea of a basic income so italy would be the last country to afford it because it leads targeted with estate reforms which hit the poor but not you know this university paying i would offer additional transfers to the population this does not make any sense for the italian situation and i cannot make growth take tire recently in italy but there remains to be a long list of problems high debt levels rampant use unemployment and the country's banks are sitting on europe's biggest mountain of bad loans do you see any of the parties addressing these issues. you kno