they control the vote on both and in the titian, you have $20 billion of debt.o the degree you can have less do it -- >> betty: why not just go ahead and do it? want sherry to vote for me. amazonse jeff bezos at is going to knock on the door and say what do you need this for? guys are numbers the vc and these are numbers the digital world is used to paying. who else is going to be there? amazon or alphabetic? they all want content. andhave to go over the top go to the global marketplace. "finding dori" is for effect locally. betty: so you are leaning toward bigger, not smaller? mario: this is a wonderful engine. the wonderful engine that's going to keep going. with, there was a deal robert johnson and there's a lot going on in the ecosystem. betty: i know you like seeing all these deals. is in an areas you like to play in. we spoke with john leisure from t-mobile. -- john leisure from t-mobile. who do you think should buy it? mario: if i was going to go out on a party and bid on the yankees, i would did on a team in milwaukee to say give me a license. t-mobile i

it told me what a great allah titian lyndon johnson is. how they got that through his amazing. he is a strong, tough guy. but you are never going to have this chance again. the reason i wanted to do this instead of a ho-hum speech where i say, talk about my childhood, talk about whatever, have a few people yawning in the middle -- you notice i took the teleprompters down, right? [applause] i had teleprompters. i had a speech. written by a professional. and i said i am not reading this. [laughter] and you have a chance to do something that will be earth shaking. i literally meaning, or the shaking. you got to vote. and especially in those states where we are represented -- i'm having a tremendous problem in utah. utah is a different place. is anybody here from utah? i didn't think so. [laughter] we're having a problem. i mean, because, look, you know, it could cost us the supreme court. we are going to have four or five justices put on. or having a problem. i have been given a false narrative. but we are doing really well in some states coming putting florida. how many are from

titian of the feminist movement. she was also called by the new york times the nazi talk of the feminist movement. is also called one of the 10 most important people in the 20 century. i knew her in a very different way. and by the way, the world was asleep but kate millett woke it up. i met kate when i was just out of college, with a degree in philosophy at brandeis university. i didn't want to go home after i graduated and live with my parents. my mother sort of thought i was a bit of a failure because i didn't have an mri's degree. mrs degree. i only had a degree with honors in philosophy and that wasn't quite what she wanted for me. so what she wanted for me. so i did -- so i did this very unthinkable thing. i moved to greenwich village and that was really wicked because my mother assumed i was up to no good. which ultimately, i was. i found a friend who was an artist and a dancer, and she was chinese, and she had a very strange circle of friends. in the middle of the night, 3:00 in the morning, the phone would -

it told me what a great allah titian lyndon johnson is. how they got that through his amazing.e is a strong, tough guy. but you are never going to have this chance again. the reason i wanted to do this instead of a ho-hum speech where i say, talk about my childhood, talk about whatever, have a few people yawning in the middle -- you notice i took the teleprompters down, right? [applause] i had teleprompters. i had a speech. written by a professional. and i said i am not reading this. [laughter] and you have a chance to do something that will be earth shaking. i literally meaning, or the shaking. you got to vote. and especially in those states where we are represented -- i'm having a tremendous problem in utah. utah is a different place. is anybody here from utah? i didn't think so. [laughter] we're having a problem. i mean, because, look, you know, it could cost us the supreme court. we are going to have four or five justices put on. or having a problem. i have been given a false narrative. but we are doing really well in some states coming putting florida. how many are from fl

there's an interesting book called locked in by john who is a law professor criminologists instead of titianhich is about why we struggle so much an american with american incarceration and high everything you think about it is wrong is not about the war on drugs or private prisons, it's really about the role of prosecutors in our criminal justice system which i think a lot of people have not really acknowledged as a major factor behind these high level of in prisons in the united states. one of the things that's fascinating about the book as he said the crime rate is dropping. there's a there's a surge in the number of prosecutors who are working for the u.s. government. as a consequence you start seeing this incredible surge in prosecutorial asking for much longer sentences. prosecuting at a much higher higher level than they would have before. it's actually crucial factor in creating what we call the car's allstate now, not necessarily issues of race or private prisons which i think people think of as a conventional wisdom behind where we are now. >> host: what kind of books does basic pu

i see what you are at doing is an extension of his initial titian for a pardon. for he wasto die cleared his family would continue to fight and continue the good fight until it was done . i'm glad to see dr. julius is still finding. he has been fighting for decades. we should give him a round of applause for finding as long as he has. [applause] i want asked to quit questions if i may. very quick. i want an opinion. do you have anyone contacted or think we could get the support of eric holder? i wondered what your opinion may be of galvanizing support from him. to the naacp may be willing support the cause. butnow the historic nature i wondered if they would come out and support in your opinion. that is all i have to say. >> who would like to respond? ok. the ball is in the core of public opinion. >> thank you. i'm a member of the national press club. i'm also on the d.c. host committee for the national museum of african american history and culture. i had to get it out. i just came from their meeting today. i grew up with this. marcus garvey was like saying some