but i think people have been stepping back from the united tates because of snowden and hopefully the dialogue will open up willing a coalition around taking a step forward. >> i agree with what ian said. attempting to answer the request gives more moral authority. the greatness of america lies not in being more enlightened but in our ability to repair her aults. i think in this discussion, now you need to set procedures that create better transparancy that the president has established a model that really puts it to other countries around the world. i think he was quite pointed about that. certainly one of the effects of the snowden disclosures and i think has tempered some of the international outrage is that the press in other countries has been asking the question, looking at some of the snowden documents to find those answers, what are our countries doing? what are our governments doing? and so certainly a number of countries have had disclosures about their own activities that to look, and namely brazil. that is enormously helpful in the discussion of norms and governments. you

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tate if you are progressive. you should not even be in the united states of america or the planet. >> you could be angry at just abouting. there is always something that happens that was upsetting. >> i hate every one of you right now. am i just ignorant for not seeing why this is such an issue? people get married at plantations. it is beautiful and i saw the pictures. i don't understand the uproar. don't go if you have an issue. it is like hip sisters trying to go and one up each other of the. >> they are trying to out aggrieve -- is that the word? >> they did out aggrieve annie defranco. she said i do a lot of concerts in places that are owned by people. of course she does. >> here is a good point, will and you can agree with me. there are a lot of people, maybe one, maybe none. maybe i don't remember what i am talking about that didn't do the boy scout jamboree thing. they turned down performing because of their stance on allowing gays as -- >> troop leaders. >> yes. and yet they still performed like in the middle east. where gays can be killed. i think there is a lot of inconsistencies going. >> i will take that

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