utopia. no utopia and committed parties be socialist be them conservative be them leave it all these is the bulk of the parliament. we have concern and we should be concerned but but let's not once more distort the reality i do i have no intention of doing that and i know that you are a very passionate advocate of the european unity but there are quite a few. experts in europe who believe that one of the factor is behind this rise in the euro skepticism was the fast tracking of remaining and bulgaria into the european union and before they were fully ready and putting those additional burdens on to the house care system onto the labor market on to their those various industries and i know that you are not discussing the full membership for ukraine just yet but there's been a lively discussion about giving some concessions to the ukrainians you know lifting these restrictions liberalizing labor market for the ukrainian workers aren't you running a danger of exacerbating the same economic probl

our duty is to inquire what this utopia will make of the infirm the idiots and the mad. the drunkards the mean and the stupid too stupid to be of use to society we need to resort to a type of surgery on society. it was in the united states that the first sterilization laws appeared in one thousand and seven . in one thousand ten close to new york the eugenics record office became the center for american eugenics research. the institution that emerged still exists today. what is called spring harbor laboratory now. one of the most distinguished laboratories for the pursuit of molecular biology and molecular genetics in the world i just want to films of from a building of. a record of his church. right. but it's an story called the commentary it's not about the present which. they are embarrassed by i think they should live more comfortably with it because it doesn't characterize calls for garber today by any means and they should say this is what went on there it was wrong and we're now going past it now for more than half a well more than half a century when the eugenics

snowden questioned the practices and behaviors but now the dreams, utopia. >> one of the most interestings expressed of what has happened has how the big internet giants have reacted to it. some reactions have been good. some of their reaction has been less good. the less good things have been the way that they have tried to make it look as if surveillance by corporations is totally different from surveillance by the nsa and gchq. if there is anything we should learn from snowden, it's the two things are intrinsically linked and what we want from the corporate is for them to protect us not only against the intrusion by the nsa but against privacy invasive techniques used by corporate, including >> weekday mornings on al jazeera america >> we do have breaking news this morning... >> start your day with in depth coverage from around the world. first hand reporting from across the country and real news keeping you up to date. the big stories of the day, from around the world... >> these people need help, this is were the worst of the attack took place... >> and throughout the morning, get a

snowden questioned the practices and behaviors but now the dreams, utopia. >> one of the most interestings expressed of what has happened has how the big internet giants have reacted to it. some reactions have been good. some of their reaction has been less good. the less good things have been the way that they have tried to make it look as if surveillance by corporations is totally different from surveillance by the nsa and gchq. if there is anything we should learn from snowden, it's the two things are intrinsically linked and what we want from the corporate is for them to protect us not only against the intrusion by the nsa but against privacy invasive techniques used by corporate, including themselves. ♪ >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> parole >> someone is going to get out and do something heinous it's goanna happen... >> when is enough...enough? >> i'm not sure why you didn't learn from your last incarceration >> some prisoners try to get it right >> i'm trying to go to school and get a nice job >> you're only 22, you can turn this around... >> and som

welfare utopia, that is why i was happy about it. >> they went about it so wrong during the romney campaigning saying that corp races are people -- corporations are people, people don't get that. so it backfireed on them, they have their rights they should keep them. >> this should be a hot topic come the elections. charles: it will be twisted a lot of different ways, blow whistle to first payne playbook. whole lot of famous quotes out there, statements over years some in real life, some in arts, they mean a person is checking out. how about this, i just' to be left alone. no way i dock that accent. my dear, i don't give a damn, and i am not a crook. well, let's add to list this -- i'm supposed to be you know, politic about how i say things, but i'm finding lately that i just want to say what's on my mind. charles: that was president obama friday in a candid moment for me cements idea his presidency has become lame duck, they become lame duck generally after losing a reelect attempt, but they can also become lame duck when they lose their abilities to move the system. interesting second term l

capitalism was never designed to achieve utopia. what are you saying there? if the government said we could only eat healthy food, maybe our country would be healthier, maybe we would be skinny. that isn't freeway. some people would rather eat unhealthy food than be skinny. that's their choice, that should be their choice. john: well, thank you, caroline. i'm glad you respect freedom. now our first place winner is younger. 15-year-old madeline peltzer, she's home-schooled by parents in arizona. she entitled her title food fight, give me liberty not a nanny. we like the title. congratulations. i asked the same question. food information, where are you going to get it if not from government telling us? >> can you go down to the public library and it's free or like caroline said, googling it, there are plenty of resources for it. john: you are holding this book which you use for guidance, what's it called? >> eat this, not that. go look at different restaurants and comparing and contrasting the good and bad choices there. john: like? >> mcdonald's here. they sho

next guests proposes an amendment to the housing goals that says the attack to promote a a social utopiaandating neighborhoods around the country and a few hours ago we learned the house has passed that amendment. joining us from arizona congressman thank you for being here you've made the argument the president tries to nationalize the local zoning decision to use the line item under hud to duet. were you surprised by the support today? >> no. people want to have that exercise at the local level that ended that utopian vision. cheryl: i want to explain what this does. the rule forces every municipality to have a survey of the neighborhoods by race and ethnicity in syncom if not what they like state denied a grant money, millions of dollars. could you see this happening in arizona? >> and already have been sid york and failed miserably one had to return $12 million they cannot tell what they were looking at they needed the housing grant but could not comply with what they could facilitate. cheryl: to talk about westchester county they rejected the grants because they did not want the gov

it was never designed to reach utop utopia. what are you saying there?be we would be healthier or all skinny. that isn't freedom. some people would rather eat unhealthy food than be skinny. that's their choice. that should be their choice. >> thank you, caroline. i'm glad you respect freedom. our first place winner, she's even younger. a 15-year-old. she's home schooled by her parents in arizona. she titled her essay, food fight, give me liberty. congratulations. i ask the same question. food information, where are you going to get it if you're not going to get it from the government? >> you can get it from the public library. google it. there are plenty of resources for it. >> what's that book called? >> eat this, not that. they go around restaurants in america and contrast good and bad food choices. on this side, they have eat this, which is mcdouble. then they show why and healthy choices and tips. >> you think chicken is better than beef. they say it is not. it is all out there and the market responds to this without government telling them what to d

this is misfortune and the architects are the sale of the great welfare utopia that they need more moneyplace they can get is from a balance sheet. to use it as a turgid course that the common good comes before providence watch out. >> it is reduced nine dash ridiculous it promotes up with a. it just goes to show hugh if you don't have been touched -- enough vitamin d from the sun. and you watch those small businesses move out of seattle. i did stand it is phased in but if they think they would get the $15 jobs there will be less of them. >> with the international franchise association in does plan to sue. mcdonald's is a big corporation but ultimately they have to pay that money. , they are small businesses in it is not meant to be got wise. >> thereof not be as many jobs for the low-skilled workers and tear of the government have once again and. that is a situation what is the guy says i will pay the 50 but that is than less workers. charles: if you have to retreat people in the household making minimum wage to say i know that but one of them out of the equation you have done so much m

that's an economic utopia. >> i thought people get purpose in work. >> people do get purpose in work get purpose in other places, too. a lot of people get purpose in playing video games and caring for their children. >> you support his idea give the to the poor money tax the rich more? >> i don't think we should impose too high a tax on the rich that will slow down us achieving in the future. the more we tax the rich the less money they will have to invest in robots and software. the longer people will have to work at crap jobs when they would rather spend time with their children. >> you say sup dies l subsidize them sit on the beach. >> people get completely automated away. there are the software engineering and robot lords. some people get automated away what do you do with those people pay them to sit on the beach? >> they find other things to do. in 18009, 90 percent of americans work on farms. now it's 1 percent. with he create new opportunities. medical research, personal training, i can't image what? you make another point prices go down. >> you don't need to, would. you can

it is looking like utopia right now. let's take a look. here's the current temperature. 66 in chicago. 69 in lansing. it's 72 at midway. 69 in union. we have some of continuing right now in the union. you've seen it every day this week. the rain is finally moving out of our viewing area exiting the northwest indiana county. we do have a break but there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms until 1:00 p.m.. then the move towards a fairly nice ending on friday. we are in between waves this afternoon and tonight. next one comes through on saturday. enjoy the sun when you can get it. tamara's high temperature will be 82. after and scattered showers and storms. more rain on sunday. >> the big traffic story this morning as all week is round two of the kennedy construction. coast now on the outbound side you can expect delays. outbound from chicago to grand everything will be shutdown. nancy is live at ohio and the kennedy to give us a whole preview. >> as you know, the second round of this major traffic headache will kick off at 10:00 p.m. to

capitalism was never designed to achieve utopia. what are you saying there?n, it is true that maybe if the government said we could only eat healthy foods, maybe our country would be healthier? maybe we would all be skinny, but i mean that isn't freedom. that -- i mean some people would rather eat unhealthy food than be stkinny. that's their choice. >> thank you caroline. i am glad you respect freedom. our first place winner he's sheen younger 15-year-old madeline pelt zer. she is home schooled by her parents in arizona. she titled her essay food fight give me liberty not a nanny. we like the title. it is from the show. madeline, congratulations. i ask you the same question. food information where can you get it if not have government. >> you can go to the public library for free. you can google it there are plenty of resources for it. >> you have this book what's is called? >> they go around america look at all of the different restaurants and have the good, bad choices there. >> like? >> mcdonalds here. they show on this side they have oo et this which is m

. >> welcome to utopia if you believe that unicorns come across the set any second now. they give it up when we institute term limits. no one should be in office as long as i have been on the planet. charlie rangel and i have a similar birthday. he was elected two months after i was born. that's crazy talk. that's crazy. the same brain making policy decisions. we don't need, this unless you throw the bums out after four years. charles: we love our bums. >> i think the phrase by gone era should be a phrase no one should say. that should be a dirty phrase. charles: dirty was all about that. charlie rangel invoked the tea party. and it's like no tea party, it's harlem, go ahead. >> i think that's the problem, these people, these politicians are campaigning on something the voters want to see from the past. they can't do that and have to push it forward. voters aren't coming out. they don't care. >> gallup releases a poll, 26% don't care about midterm elections. there was record enthusiasm in 2010, and 50% of people care less this year than then. so charles, 15% approval rat

utopia and created an irs brew cat character it would imagine it would behave that differently than lerner emails suggesting she acted. >> he could have kept his name silent in this according to this article they signed waivers allowing for names to be released on this whole group of emails. >> sure. i think this is stunning to show how much power lerner thought she had abuse of power grassley one of the most powerful republicans on capitol hill. the fact that she went after him and i think this is why this story continues everyone gone through some type of audit. now we are going after sitting senators. >> this is so appalling is the fact that there wasn't any -- there is a evidence that senator grassley did anything wrong. invitation was sent inadvertently to her from some group that wanted to get him to come speak. no indication received the information himself. >> casual nature of this send this up there and have an investigation. talking about united states senator who by the way has oversight through the committee that he serves on. been involved in those issues for some time. not li

livable wage and unlimited unemployment benefits, that is the tip of the iceberg of the brand-new utopiaos have to say. tracy, what do you think? allowing violent felons the right to vote again. >> it's ridiculous. i'm sorry, a lot of people worked hard, especially for women in this country to garner the right to vote. i'm not going to hand it out to anybody. you go to prison do, your term. there should be penance period. there should be something you have to do to prove you are worthy to vote again when. our forefathers wrote the rules they did not expect people in prison. >> they served time, probation and everything, once that is cleared you can be rehabilitated. if they are, they are an american citizen. >> it's basic human rights, the nonviolent criminal aspect is a much easier call to make. charles: sure, i wouldn't let a child rapist vote, i wouldn't let him out of prison to be frank with you. >> that's where the lines get blurred. down to the states. this is not a federal mandate. kentucky and virginia where felons can't vote and now the lines in between states determine -- charl

their home state as a laboratory for their ideas, turning it inwhat he called an ultra conservative utopiach has been one of the biggest cribbers to sam brownback and mike pompeo. >> with respect to climate change, i have read countless studies and they disagree. >> and one of the biggest cr cribteres to jerry moran who read an op-ed on the floor of the senate. >> this is a piece from the wall street journal written by a cancen, charles koch. >> the koch brothers have been fighting renewable energy everywhere across the country from oklahoma to ohio, to arizona. the fight has been particularly toxic in kansas, against the state's renewable portfolio standard which requires utility companies to get 20% of their energy by renewable sources by 2020, but koch funded americans for prosperity has funded $300,000 on that campaign against the law. >> before kathleen sebelius went to washington to overtake our health care system, she proposed a man datd. >> the director just admitted to helping set up a group to send out postcards to kansans saying green energy makes their bills go up, and state ac

and imagine the utopia you would be living in if you adopt that. >> social problems would diminish ifncouraging it. >> did people do this to your face or all sniping like that guy on variety called you some kind of name? do they come up to you personally and say insulting stuff or is it behind the back? >> um, some of it it is in my face. some of it is is, you know, now everyone is on twitter and now everyone is writing a snarky blog. it mostly comes in that form. as far as to my face, it's almost never to my face because i don't get invited to any parties anymore. thanks to you, bill. >> you are better off, carolla. why do you want to go to parties and smoke crack? why do you want to do that? i mean, you can go -- i will invite to you a party where you play volleyball, you know. those are not the parties you like to go to. >> no. i would rather be doing cocaine. >> right. >> and eat fruit off a virgin. thank you. >> all right. adam carolla, everybody. there he is. >> and carolla's new book, president me, the america that's in my head is a best seller. congratulations to hill. when we

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if you're a westerner, the journey to this radical utopia where women must dress like this can startwitter. this man is now in hiding. he told us he helps recruits westerners, using direct messaging on the twitter accounts of the islamic state of iraq and syria. or isis. it was special treatment for the europeans, he says. one british guy told me he was from manchester. one asked my boss if he should fight in his own country or come to syria. he was told, if god doesn't give you martyrdom in syria, then he could wage war in his own country. syria now has a new horror. will western recruits take their jihad back to their home countries. some won't. like this man, the first american to die in this blast as a suicide bomber in syria. he was well known in the area, adding their foreign recruits were first vetted carefully in their home countries. part of an offense that ran a welcome online chat about life under isis, though with very strict rules. there's some questions i am allowed to answer, he says, and things i must ask my supervisor about. specific questions about religion. i have

i think that could be helpful but that's an ideal utopia. >> there's a short-term solution and editorials by newspaper journalists that understand accounting telling us about it or do we need to get. [inaudible] >> we talked about this morning with "bloomberg news." we thought both, both. i think just to begin the discussion journalists are the ones to begin the discussion. if we want to be a country of homeowners and i don't think we really are right now. see what you say about homeowners in what you say about mortgages when it was happening i don't know what he know but in australia with your first time you have these extra benefits and i have friends who went into it. i said before you go into it just look at your money flowing both ways. >> that's right. australia. >> trouble and we obviously did too. there's this whole maxim of early medieval finance at the household must know good accounting. by the way one journalist told me australia rather than having big four firms have 120 or so competing firms and that's a better financial accounting during the crisis. that was the claim i hea

it -- the utopia is gone. right here. >> thank you. hello again. there was ak success story for the movement. could you comment on what they could have done differently with perhaps a different outcome? >> go ahead. fair western. -- fair question. is that a failed story? yes, if you look at the you in resolutions never passed. messages making chinese government to behave that are -- better, so are -- for that article point of view, we still can't say those human rights effort doesn't really see any result. not inc. that way. -- inc. that way. -- think that way. together with those efforts, that is part of the human spirit moving toward freedom. picture we all come together for one story. end. when reached the we look back the international community has fought for chinese people. it will be. it takes time. it takes some process. nobody guarantees it will be smooth. i do not doubt freedom will prevail. >> just to follow up what did you make of the argument alluded to this morning with you here in the u.s., but i am sure -- which you hear in the u.s.

. >> you want utopia. how is it realistic?to get with this approach is reaction. you are going to get negative reaction and somebody is going to come along and reverse the president's efforts. it is too harsh and too fast. they will reverse it and we go backwards. when it comes to public policy, we don't need a zigzag approach. we have this white house and we go this way, we have this white house and we go that way. i am a cap and trader. i was actively promoting the cap and trade bill until it fell apart in the senate. that is a kind of approach you need. this president can't work with either party in congress to get something done. that is a real problem. when he forces it through, it is like dropping a rock and upon the. everybody gets wet. he looks like a hero in the short term until we come back and reversed the policy because it was done too harshly in the long term. i look for long-term solutions. the quick fix. i want a reputation. i won a reputation. we need to address energy ever so sensitively. it is the important p

it marched from nation to nation feeding on the strength of a promised utopia. these claims have turned to ashes as socialism has failed amid mountains of innocent dead. it promised to move the world but only managed to stain it with blood. today the place of that discredited creed has been taken by the promise of justice. it is freedom that occupies the imagination of passionate reformers. it is liberty that shapes the visions of the disaffected and china is the model. tanks may dip their treads in blood, but the weight of iron force can no longer outbalance the unestimated sum of human pain. the memory of past wounds and their anguished appeals to principle ensure that there will be no return to docile suffering. we cannot see how delivery will come or when it will come but nothing is more certain for freedom has an inevitability of its own and inevitability rooted not in the midst of an unseen -- but the highest hopes of common men. chinese freedom will not be stillborn. tanks and troops is not the final measure of light. the cold reality may counsel despair

utopia but don't pay any attention, injured two mandates, inflation and unemployment, are backward lookinglighting indicators. so if something should surprise in the economy with only four steps and press conferences a year, how do you signal to the market what the fed is doing so that you don't run the risk of an event like last september when people were surprised, or some sort of credibility problem where people feel you were falling behind the economy? >> well, you know, again, we are very attentive to unfolding economic developments and understand that there can be surprises and twists and turns in the road, so that the forecast that we have made him become no longer appropriate and we need to respond to unfolding developments. i am personally committed to communicating with the public whenever communication is appropriate. we have for press conferences, but i would feel it appropriate for me to give have additional communications, meetings with the press either speeches, or in a variety of opportunities i have to make clear what the committee's thinking is, and my colleagues as well.

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i never thought i'd say this but pleaded the more progressive and open minded utopia of south carolina. they will create you with open arms as long as you're white. let's talk to crazy. recently the koch brothers have been in the news for many reasons not the least of which being that they're now the third richest people on the planet here to delve more into what they're doing with all that money is political correspondent jon about god on the. air. good good good good you're a loser so yeah i've been researching the brothers on line and i found this diverse i think it's koch brothers and christopher coke or whatever man and tomato tomato go to the bus can we just get to the meat and potatoes of this they already . run what is it what all right is a nod to bush a diagram that lays out all of the areas of influence that the koch brothers have inserted themselves into it's literally the coolest thing i've seen in months how i said cool it's undermining our democracy yeah they're undermining democracy like pre-k. or rockstars they are the bruce springstein of right wing billionaires just