it hurts when they unfollow me. sky i cooperate be happy -- >> i couldn't be happier. >> this is the formula. you remember when kramer -- michael richards? >> well he said i'm polite things in the comedy club and he got in trouble for. it he is forced to apologize to these people. his answer should not from been to the people. he uh owes apologies to the people in the room. katie couric puts it on the evening news. if the words -- if racial sensitivity is saw offensive on its face shouldn't the people who put this on the evening news be apologizing. >> tom, as somebody who works at a news station that should not be the case at all. >> so this facebook story had to do with these gallons who were as a war memorial. andy, i don't know if you quoted the company. these girls worked to -- i keep calling them girls. >> you will be on indicate fee couric. >> the correct term is dames. >> they were living at independently independent forever. they have all of the pc credited. this is a company that helps people living with d

spoke to a lot of people all across the country who told me that if they didn't like what someone was saying on facebook or twitter, ding, unfollow, unfrbd friend. and so it wound up that there is this microcosm of people who believe what you believe. so when those articles are shared, they're more likely to be read. >> i hope some of those friendships come back now that the election is behind us. but you talked about 2016. already we are seeing that if you look at the age breakdown, 45%, almost half of those who were in that 18 to 29 age group said they were lobbied on-line through social media by friends or family to vote for one candidate or the other. if you were over 65 it's only 11%. as that population ages it will come second nature for people to engage, lobby, share politics on-line. >> what i found interesting was that people would actually say what they voted for. it used to be there was this cloak of secrecy. no one would really say what they votedor. >> privacy of the voting, the curtain is pulled, nobody know its. >> nothing is private as we said on the internet many times. >> it's interesting that you mention people