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it is an alliance of guys who get together and meet and try and help each other build their usinessesere is more than enough to go around. >> so this is a fund. >> there is a fund aspect when we are together. we have ideas and we want to go after things together, we can. >> what is the next big trend in music? what is coming? >> voices. >> you mean someone who can actually sing? >> people fell in love with justin bieber because he was raw on the street playing his guitar and singing his head off. >> how much potential does youtube have to make more? >> when i did it with justin, there were so many people who said you cannot sign acts off youtube. now if you ask any a&r at every record label about an artist and they will say to send me a youtube link, i want to see the visual. i think it is happening over and over again. i think we have lots of stars who come from social media and we are going to have a lot more. that is how people are discovering it. >> philanthropy is very important to you. how do you integrate that in your work? >> every component of what we do has to have the chari

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. >> reporter: her army of geeks usinesses figure out their strategy.est buy and general mills among their best clients. but it's how they treat their employees here that has everyone talking. >> i've been working for a while in lots of different places, and this is the best place i have ever worked. >> i would say it's not work-life balance, it's life balance. it's all life. we bring our work home. we bring our lives to work. >> reporter: all right, so a cynic might say really all this family-friendly stuff is just a way to keep them here longer and make them more productive. >> sure. it works to the company's advantage often. and it works to the staff's advantage often too. who cares about the soda? if you don't feel good where you work and if you don't believe what leadership is saying to you, no can of coke is going to fix that for you. >> reporter: the secret sauce isn't so secret. it boils down, it seems, to respect. >> every person i talk to here says it's the best place i've ever worked. >> yeah. >> reporter: what does that do when you hear peop

he will be with usi ht after this. >> now the republicans have control of the sxaent how quickly willall rolling. oklahoma congressman and one retiring tom coburn's seat with 68 percent of the vote on tuesday. i folk to him earlier. here's that conversation. >> the victory in oklahoma and becoming the next senator from there. how surprised were you that the races in the races were blow outs. >> it was good to so. even if the republicans win it is not really a wave. it is so large in so many states and arkansas is> and the president didn't fully understand what happened l thought. what was your assessment list listing to president obama. >> he will not listen to one- third of america. he wants to listen to the two-thirds that didn't vote. that was a jars disenfranchisement of the voters. it was i they don't count. i am just going to pay attention to the ones who didn't vote. elections

tells usy holliday about efforts to fax track a vaccine for the bolo -- fast track a vaccine for the ebola virus. here's a look at the top stories this hour -- president obama says internet provider should not the allowed to cut eels with online services to move content faster. theident obama says internet should be classified under a public utility under the communications act. click the sec is a independent agency and this decision is theirs alone. at the public has already commented nearly 4 million times asking the fcc to make sure consumers, not the cable company get to decide which sites they use. americans are making their voices heard and standing up for principles that make the internet a powerful force for change. asresident, that is what i will be fighting for. >> the president's statement puts them in the middle of a debate with the industry which wants little regulation the federal medications commission. continues his visit to china where he talked trade and the economy. mr. obama arrived in beijing for the asia-pacific economic cooperation forum. the president will try

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the company usis revealed in august that their computer network had been hack. but now the fbi confirms it took months to detect the breach. the unidentified hackers compromised the records of at least 25,000 employees with the homeland security department. i'm kelly wright. >>> welcome to "hannity." and this is a fox news alert. less than 24 hours to go until the votes are in and the results are being tallied in the highly anticipated 2014 midterm elections. now, in addition to the new polls showing the republican party holding on to the momentum in several key senate races, the "new york times" is also predicting that the gop has a 70% chance of taking back control of the senate. "the washington post" has it at 96%. and nate silver at 74%. cnn has it at 95% as well. back with us tonight to tell us where things stand on this election eve, the host of america's newsroom, we're at the "hannity" billboard. bill hemmer. >> 24 hours to go, right? >> 24 hours to go. >> we've been doing this, right, for a month, right? >> little more than that. >> i'm going to back in

sentiment has grown so strong in the past year with if you like your plan, can you keep your plan, with usis growing -- they don't believe him anymore. he sacrificed his credibility for a lot of voters. so the reason we're seeing the struggles,ist we don't like the guy at the top of the ticket. it's not as though people have all of a sudden fallen in love with republicans, it's just a loss of confidence in this administration. >> we asked you for questions from the wanl. we got this on facebook from tim who asks -- do you think the failure of the gop nationally to produce an agenda like the 1994 contract with america kept us -- he's talking about republicans -- from attracting the critical margin of support? george, how do you answer tim? should republicans have rung on more of a positive agenda of their own? >> i think what tim is echoing is the belief this is a seinfeld election and election about nothing, which is what the media says every time there's a danger that the republicans are going to get a man dade. this is a way of preemptively denying a mandate. actually this is a casey steng

no one is for it but a majority of americans oppose what he did and opposed usie ining executiv actionthe republicans are telling him this is some unprecedented thing and reagan and bush all took executive action on the way you enforce existing immigration law. they told them this is tyranny. this is -- >> suddenly powerful -- obama said this is tyranny, i'm not an emperor. >> it would be if you don't change the law. >> he didn't do anything. i think these people are deserving of legislation, i think these are moms and dads of kid that is go to our schools and live in our towns and deserving of legislation and i hope the republicans call his bluff and pass comprehensive immigration reform and i'm, you know, call me another class of d.r.e.a.m.ers, i hope they someday will but george w. bush won 44% of the humanitarian vote in 2004. hispanic vote and mccain i think has evolved on the issue. >> he said he'd vote against his own. >> the republican partys are parties on the wrong track on this and mercy slap who was president obama's adviser on this, one of them, i talked to her on my way o

and soldiers were arrested for usi using emancipation speech during the campaign. edwin b. austin, of the 54th new york engineers, was court martialed and dismissed from the army in september 1864 for saying, he would, quote, stamp lincoln finer than hell, and if by giving my vote for abe lincoln i could save the government, i would be damned if i would give it. and a missouri artillery man of alabama was quoted as saying, lincoln is a son of a bitch. that was the day right after the election. there was an officer from indiana, as you can see here, lieutenant edwin maffy of the indiana volunteers, and he was court martialed for saying during the campaign, quote, the emancipation proclamation is in direct violation of the constitution. so he's still bitter a year and a half later. now, these guys and others like them were court martialed, i believe, to teach other soldiers around them not to speak out in the same way. now, some of the most egregious political favoritism during the election campaign had to do with furloughs. i just realized -- one second. my page is stuck tog

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we have helped create successful usinesses. 20% annual returns for teachers retirement. pat quinn is a miserable failure on jobs. illinois is one of the lowest job creating states in america. we have lost 48,000 manufacturing jobs during his enure. we have lost 2500 jobs just last onth here in illinois. >> let's take a look at the record. those are the facts. my opponent has had 12 companies go bankrupt under his watch. he he had six of his former executives in jail, two are under indictment. 150 lawsuits against him for the nursing home chain that treated people so poorly, including causing death. that is not a good business record. if that is it for the people of the one no thank you. we don't need that at all. we need to have a governor who understands everyday people, the need to invest in education and skills and training. >> question in follow-up to charles thomas. -- >> if the illinois supreme court should strike down the pension reform bill passed last year as many credible, legal experts predict, what is your plan to resolve the growing ension debt? i have heard

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