Tyt - Extended clip - April 11, 2011

iveco hai all right venture steiner thank you greta pa exciting weekend for you guys and it starts with as usual wonderful often democratic capitulation of or sp that speaking it state but i want including it turns out was lovely state longer protest you've got you can all subject on this program disastrous michael savage linda lenz heads up i think that lots of music so have a little bit about what that but uh... altogether republican has a that taxing defensible uh... so let's get on the show of this that would be sins of all which is that the democrats saw which actually of course is no news that at all that that's what they have a dollar you've seen heading to the point words right and other halloween movies dislike the thirteenth halloween movie released on friday the thirteenth of twenty thirteen ivc here before right but this one was store uh... store collapse on the part of the democrats uh... at the end of the so-called budget negotiations weather problems that almost everything they want to get back or they could have ever imagined john bainer literally said that at one point before they go she should rebuild uh... initially of course probably came out this review real quick and gave his forty billion dollar concession from his twenty eleven budget proposal he got no credit for didn't ask for any credit for it it that's goes towards were bad politician inspectors you can't argue that you can argued that it was he shot a scene centers and that's why i disagree with the republicans and that's why he's keep seeming to cave in on the gucci shoes but even if you believe that and that is your typical or why did you ask for any public credit for forty billion dollars in cuts that's because you're a bad politician you don't have a big eurochecks so that that was out the window open for debate and discussion service where i want to know you guys know the whole drop four billion six rate forty billion three billion that's the point the president give it away extra billion dollars within the beginning the republican list for thirty two because it was already at paprika lap it was already exists at service door proportions now they have problems and requests sixty-one because the tea party pressure that play good cop bad cop auto permanently it's cats separates the easy sparkle although all look at it for this within the that the conception and where the president seemed to draw the line in the beginning of last week and sorry thirty three billion i told you on this program today no way the world is considered thirty-three bodies if you give them a lot more in cuts now people say i say that goes out of the president's sir that why did we expect all that i've tried elected dot hope style of the president is also a question for version or create leader i wish that every single day and week without hope every day it is in it but faith so i told you that the basic experience sweatshop default and of course they get i was right so the president gave them concessions of he give them six that billion or cuts in the originally asking from synecdoche here to b he told me somebody with that that negotiator i would believe i think that they must have some other boat but i think that it's unbelievable and by the way if that were going up this all probability although he didn't give it on a daily riders of bypass over the p_a_ except they plan to get up in washington d_c_ eight who wants to know the bust say okay other problems get their way yes family planning and watch system wide open session because the people in d_c_ dividend what the president president picture you sent uh... again factory sick on icr top man i can't believe we did the you know that's that's gotta be of course not it and the president that basket and said what a wonderfully store moment this was and what great accomplishments that have brought to the american people i laughed at you august president bob to celebrate this enormous defeat tomorrow i'm pleased to announce that the washington monument as well as the entire federal government will be open for business that's because today americans have differently came together again the final hours before our government we've been forced to shut down leaders in both parties reached an agreement that will allow our small businesses to get the loans they need for families to get the mortgages they applied for and hundreds of thousands of americans to show up at work and take on their pay checks on time including our brave men and women in uniform disagreement between democrats and republicans on behalf of all americans is on a budget that invests in our future wall making the largest annual spending cut in our history like any worthwhile compromise both sides had to make tough decisions and give ground on issues that were important to them and i certainly do that some of the country greeks who will be painful programs people rely on will be cut back in infrastructure projects will be the way i would not have made these cuts in better circumstances were beginning to live within our means is the only way to protect those investments that will help america compete for new jobs a few months ago i was able to sign a tax cut for american families because both parties work through their differences and found common ground now the same cooperation will make possible the annual spending cut in history as my sincere hope that we can continue to come together as we faced many difficult challenges that lie ahead she'd teachers he gets sending cutting history you would be if you're a republican president and you can boast about the biggest spending cuts in history as a democrat useless you-know-what if we're gonna do spending cuts and democrats will say and i certainly don't say that we should never be spending cuts not even close we should also raised taxes is that we cut taxes just a couple of months ago but we did we make up how much we cut in taxes in terms of this aa eaten host locally close we're talking about ten percent of the taxes we give away the rich which is cut from the middle class and poor why a lot of historic accomplishment is a joke all it is a redistribution of wealth and at that bragging about and he says we have to live within our means and you know this is the time that we have to do that andy it's reinforcing one republican tom point other say we have found common ground basically it's cities in favor of the course if i can tell you about that compromise and he said both sides of the job summit really whatever problems give up a person after thirty two billion they got thirty eight now but they give up it ang but they although they didn't get to get it felt like there wow what a great victory you know the polling as a hundred one support across country peace property kind of one automation that was not even an issue if you have brought to the american people the republicans would have gotten earlier on that's why i replied not that that that is it like that's what's holding up planned parenthood another big victory would protect life and about cassius all of those two one-fourth in fact i don't think that artwork results that we saw paul berger's by that then that's a big victory holding on to something that already exist in and i supported by two to one of the these seniors in every let him also declare victory this is the story could we do sudden half-billion dollars over two thousand budget lee have been working on time markham uh... riders flintstone we've done has been difficult but important for the country we all agree document conceded he placed the future we understand must get this country fiscal house in order but fifteen american people have to make tough choices there doing every day socgen leaders that's all responsible equal one hundred and four hundred thirty four members of the house steven i reached agreement red accustomed to the country running it into a historical novel cut for the reader of this fiscal year so wasn't sure conversion with this kind of leadership onto disagreement from most houses brisbane anything brokered seven-point half billion dollars and we've reached agreement i repeat for the second time the postmark i do that because that has not been easy uh... static physically sir might be asking for them limitless knows no this cat and he uh... one hundred sister seventeen and that announcement yep yes you should be right your if your democratic even held a press conference it's is that your friend stated settlements that ansari of sergeant sock the rollover everytime by these republicans original anyone at seventy two billion begins and the happens that the an you know describes that because it insiders because of insider inside watching one of the washington post big described it as last minute few roads for a while if you've got the pics that popped up incisors original haggling over a car and excessive right yahya give me ten thousand office that i wanted to use condominium five-part right inability of occasions he sees that i've already up visited illiterate that come in a given eighteen thousand word at the last possible many we want you to read reviews is at last minute he works based like a great deal uses i think that that's why i think that wells at the same jug not laughing her i've got a deal are gone duo anybody can get a deal truoc candidate he shot divided pay more than asking it you're forty about it this is the white house idea the europe so now people can't fathom what it is a problem so that you know paul krugman even answer part of the wife opposed alcee what have you know about that well krugman is right over on this message that's on the world today fifth which was that wears i want to think that what uh... quote what anyway eighteen he sampled what happened that guy that leader that we saw and had those x two thousand eight and inspires all that was all the come in into deals like this he said he's look dictates i guess i should be happy to people come around my position but i have not i wish that i was disastrously wrong socialism all i didn't know what i was talking about it turns out obama's incredibly impressive in all the you know that opinion leaders identify collective you check wasn't out parts of oklahoma but that's not the case there they were all pronouncing when i said six months ago a year ago and an even more she could croon is saying or if you looked at work going to stick it up for you or so you know they are opposition he should not be bragging about getting the spending cuts ed now they is round one because the other thing it shut down the government made that this cuts coming on the way even this much of the brown wanted that she was going to happen around to around three exactly i'll tell you in a second uh... uh... what uh... one of them what they actually a before i tell you what the republics have on their way okay by the way another block was acquitted but upset celebrating defeat fitness reply wrote the democrats believe is going to look like a winner if you've lost a look at the core democrats do all they ever do this capital wasted their losses victories kids there losers it or not only all that knows how to lose and uh... you know by the way i'm perfectly happy to have been proven wrong uh... as i say it was an attack looked at a white as parts that was that can't wait for that to prove me wrong but they're never going to go through uh... by the where the republicans ever not gonna have a deal you're gonna have the of the matter what they were taken to the authority to believe that they didn't even at low how do i know that because i follow politics which apparently doctor many other people okay of the washington insiders i think you know what they're talking about chamber of commerce one of them to do with it at the chamber of commerce pressures the republicans do we do your cannot have it do you know okay they didn't want the government shutdown let me jump in the works for chandini doesn't work then equality shall be it doesn't work for the voters out day that works for the chamber of commerce and he said he will not have a shot down and believe me it response is he's not going to have a shot at you just playing with oklahoma and you know and read now people to have a no-brainer you know was a loss for what k look at what they did shiitake scott okay maybe you know that you know if he's there they go to the used car dealership indebted forget used-car guided me five thousand thank you card from special interests you at the guiding the sales of bob alright so they were never been a that unit not have a deal and by the way job leader headset for the negotiations uh... concluded that dissected it picture that would be disastrous for the republicans called gross at the jet that would be disastrous for problems they didn't want to shut down if they had gotten a shutdown president bomb in the democrats were the one this report but even look uh... alzheimer's it's that was what alcohol and about to give everything anyway i know dei your ego parity told him that disdain for the muslim bomber keep pounding away because he if there's a reason wherever article about it this weekend as usual daily coz popped up are you the president said use at and ask people to defend taxes but you tell me how given away thirteen abilene texas of course no one had a terror no one make instead he was one entire plot written about about how i was going on for the president is he headed towards a recession we got it wouldn't you want to do with his wife did that oh over yet it had to work with forty one of which you decide to ask my brother was a bit executives that without me all four o_ bomber that case so any passes came which you've given the same exact issues if you do it forty eight and a half billion fifty eight and a half billion sixty-eight napoli answers yes no matter what recycling our body obstetrical everyone c joke man uh... alright is more jokes like that and that i will return to later but anyway i wrote the piece it's not just a drop in their face is you usage hanging gently giant like okay that monday group billions of trillions it like that medicare and medicaid that like scott if the democrats do in that fight but they have done all through out of our own administration developed by the bush administration just came it eats surrender he will be a disaster of hectic proportions and the republicans are really not that look user kantor he said but you know what we have the club actually but that number seven uh... to give me a sense of what the republicans blissful christian just as we saw happen this week in washington uh... there comes a time leverage moments here attorney which the white house and the president what actually capitulate uh... to what the american people want right now they don't want a raise taxes they don't want spending to continue spiral out of control and those are the kinds of things in mecca nisms whether it's spending caps entitlement reforms a budget process reforms these are the kinds of things that we're gonna have to have an order go along with the debt limit increase critical words there he said it's the leverage you've got the with me the debt ceiling coming up netbooks action not not america that default but the republican state you don't care but we don't know how much it's a lot he's already crying about it sets a bad habit is at the capitol nowak republican uh... for mercy which is a very big so that's why can't there can be about come out their instructions that house majority leader for the republicans and say tuzla leverage moment we're going to look at reality yet because of the most likely this administration is moderated and he was the second reviews capitulo it's hard for the democrats and the president to capitulate yet he's right that's what they do they know what now look here's the kicker says that spending cuts he said they were quote dragged kicking and screaming to the table to cut spending position rather they don't know you can't cut spending more than office i think it would seem real centrist and moderate but where the guys to cut spending to focus that you did it because of us of course that gets under obama cmc tell you what the reaction is that a second he also said the spending bills cut this week was only the beginning this is only the first part of the apple we've been saying that all along cc like these that's you it wakefield over the next round supports the action the white house accepted thirty forces top adviser to the president michael is it will be clear that we can achieve deficit reduction we don't disagree that we can't continue on this fiscal ap of course the white house together serving up on a platter their problems week totally disagree with a robot like ads what install past that step out uh... over yet caterpillar past what we get out republican republican he continues who says you can't look at any taxes were bracing the republican orthodoxy the president believes we need to reduce the deficit and cut spending it's how you doing husain outside republican get these are idea we will cut spending more than the republicans why did you go down as a democrat why did you just because of the american people are known as a republican that was set up a look at that as a moderate republican and and mat made that would've been an interesting choice why did you pretended to all that stuff about change in hope and stuff like that maturity of change was you could out-republican republicans after bush that's a change we voted for for you to brag about how you do deeper spending cuts than the republicans expect that was a change in the thinking all come on man and so you know what this debt ceiling coming up in the real budget negotiations over trillions come yet if you thought this top goal of this cave in in in the words of their character this capitulation by the president was that wait till you get a lot of an x-ray warrant anymore we come back you turks handbags paddington redhill i want her mind as the tomorrow at twelve p_m_ eastern time we are going to do another episode a few whites university so far the show's gotten all very positive response so if you haven't checked it out yet i want you to check it out if you're stealing anyone upload one of your videos it's really simple all you do is go to upload dot the young turks dot com and you upload a video of five minutes or less and if we like it we're gonna play live on the young turks if we really really like it we're gonna uploaded onto our alms he lied to you youtube channel uh... which by the ways you jim dot com slash ci whites university so even even if you're not a student yourself it's really interesting to look at what's happening with higher education right now you know what all the cuts that are being made all the politics behind it are fascinating stuff so anchor you guys to check it out on and what i love is that we're hearing from so many students from across the country we're hearing from students abroad really great stuff so check it out tomorrow jake and you've been watching aberration thank you ended a great job hosting it and if they like most is interaction with the people from across country uh... so and here look at my ideal world uh... we have only c_y_ tv reporters feedback to reporters throughout the country reporting on all of these because but the every college has something interesting in it with my ear and that is very proud uh... and uh... it'd be a respite videos you uh... i think the developments like v show for always excellent anyway as you go i'd like to know yeah i just wanna say one other thing so we have some students who or have already submitted the d_l_c_ and we've played them on the show and it gave gone off gone on to submit even more videos one example is john john uh... natives appearance on the very first in a way to university episode and he was talking about um... that legislation in texas that would allow concealed carry on campuses and he did a really great report he our had another report for us that we didn't use unfortunately because we had already talked about the topic you mentioned anyway john aisle of the work you guys can resubmit work you guys can send us a video every week okay we want regular correspondences while so um... johns in the running for that also on he's a cutie ok uh... anti-tobacco two guys every once in awhile so value great you got chewed up we take a nap uh... and maybe we'll have another video from hand cop for tomorrow's episode anyway let's move on to the next story some right now texas is considering legislation that would allow drivers to go up to eighty five miles per hour on some routes this legislation is fascinating because eyed myself uh... and a little bit of a speedy men on the road not a big deal uh... but what's amazing is the right now on taxes there are some highways that allow drivers to go eighty miles per hour and some people are complaining that that is not fast enough so out of the house in texas has already approved this legislation that would allow drivers to go eighty five miles per hour uh... and now this legislation is to be approved by the senate in texas but the question is is this a good idea is eighty five miles per hour too fast anne believe it or not i'd think it just might be and i gotta keep in mind they're not just randomly deciding like let's wait five miles per hour you know of course they're doing studies behind mister talking engineers they're doing traffic studies may wanna make sure it's safe before they actually do pass this legislation eighty five miles per hour that significantly faster than you know back in the nineteen nineties uh... before at the federal government to regulate speeding to allow states to make their own lives you know the speed limit was fifty five miles per hour which is mainly slow i could not imagine driving fifty five miles per hour on a freeway or a highway uh... exquisite uh... can't drive fact the file there's no way interview spellbound syndicators it'll still be sure that i was going than it is so that's not because the four netbook x that standard reader i anyway they'll let you know when i was growing up was tricky but it was rejected status funny that you don't even remember what it was fifty five uh... speed limit you know why i did not accept it that's not about that because that disco and to project that eighty five fifty five anybody ok uh... so pendrive delving too slow yahoo vienna eighty-five that's pretty fast ok unresolvable promoted taxes okay i mean i guess but i wouldn't go past eighty five i like to speak to benefit the if you've reached anis counterpoint of speeding as pretty different facts that casey she's underplaying how much he speaks fixes you get it now uh... up at a conspiracy theory to it which i don't know you know that that's who you drive uh... the more gaseous right do more order no companies make interest in new taxes would be the first state to encourage you to drive faster think about it and that dot is that i think that that is not farfetched i think that that conspiracy theory might have a little legitimacy behind it in fact just to give you guys who really members uh... for every five miles per hour you drive over sixty miles per hour you're paying an extra twenty four da are twenty four cents per gallon of gas right which can add up i mean i definitely think it's worth a going sixty miles per hour is a way too slow uh... but you definitely do burned out so a lot faster when you're driving very fast so i don't know maybe that maybe that is a possibility check but yeah i just went back to the fact that eighty five miles per hour is too fast it really is and what when i was driving to work today uh... for like two seconds a little longer than two things i'd tried tried out 'cause i want to see how fast it feels and unlike jesus this is it i'm way too fast like you know what you have to be able to respond to some conversions the situation wickedly eighty five miles per hour on a road that's you know abandon and all of a sudden there's a car crash andy you need to react to it like there's a car crash in front of you you see it coming you need a lot of time to react in the faster you're going uh... the more time you need to react to something eighty five miles per hour just seemed a little too fast for me i'm thinking he is fast enough but i don't know that's likely and that's just is that the other one last quick fairness uh... it sits up this year i uh... priscila uh... added driving is a report that the it back to new york pool and he was on eight eight and he was at a rate con ed similar topic in these like this is why i sense of the human need rickety intermediate it used to live under the soviet union words his life but this medicine on the listening in asia it's it the worst reunited wires by the way he spoke to her currently fluent turkish which smokers the whole time exhaust article headline that's been said this to you and in fact uh... when you came in my graduation party at but before it he met you and got to talk to you kept like telling me turkish days interrogation and i don't speak turkish is a kind of player by fallon i don't think that no please please don't do that you know they're about it i wouldn't go back in a hail of public hysteria more intensively carpenter at any rate that is that might the reason i brought that up the speeches with the or maybe it's that you love to speak daniel up to speed is that we like to get places uh... quicker than a snail's pace you know their name your sister uncommon i think we can and it smells pace fifty five miles per hour is ridiculous by the way in most freeways in los angeles sixty five miles per hour the speed limit no one here at all no one goes sixty five miles per hour that's crazy by latest insist that you shared a driver storage and i have to share my driver's story too okay because the this is going to make you laugh so on friday i did as segment on msnbc with jane right it's in burbank after the n_b_c_ studios in burbank and m_s_n_b_c_ always offers a driver at work gas prices are expensive and i'm not getting paid to do the msnbc thing right so if they're offering a driver you betcha i'm gonna take it okay so they asked if i wanted one day someone over and the driver was actually uh... originally from new york so we had the new yorker accented everything and he's very talkative so he's asking me a million questions about what i do for work and what my plans are for the future and i told them that it's very likely i'm gonna move to new york city south asking him questions about new york and he's like you know well you get a feel for what it looks like you've got a great over here in moscow collects and i was like yeah i i i don't have it made in los angeles that you are mistaken just because you're picking up inside of me and i got my visa okay but you know he was asking me questions about u jangan about what i it whether or not i really love what i do elyn if it's worth the move than i was like yeah i i think it is i think it is so then i go on and on msnbc and then jet change and i walked out of the studios together and the drivers waiting for me uh... and then i get into the car the driver sees me talking to change everything and he's like that's the guide which again authority that's your bar not man and i know you can't do that you can't use assets elicit but they cannot even speak one word today islamic finance taken and i walked into the car that was the first things that they be it was off and then i would like it it's there stopped as perspective of headlight this this yet characterised it pata but these conciliator studio together a program bandana gets in the has a driver waiting open the door how might you can see uh... kind and i go to my pontiac grand am that i drove by the way i think he saw the car and he's like of this guy in pontiac colleagues maybe it works if we can move this you have this look forward to uh... the pie cake it brought me this far i have had a car for ten years his party like the history they got stolen they got returned etcetera etcetera but the air conditioner stopped working i can't do anything decided you know actively moving to new york i'm gonna put up a on d_-day it maybe up to obama like negotiations are very upper ten thousand throughout the year two thousand two you know someone might be crazy enough to buy how much are you gonna start the bidding acting five cents you know me i'm keepin it real usually overcrowded office today if you want to pay more to be days off but they didn't they it's liberty own dude you gotta build this outbreak take you live in the n_b_c_ in the young turks else's coffee forty you considered at nadia you know if i go on several different things that happen an actor you know intensity as part of it is straight i think that prevents told the same night that are offices got broken into etcetera etcetera and the things that i found the kind of is that in there activity it's it yet but if you go back for a speedy fix all the proposal that maybe seventy eight candidates and you know that i put up on it all right let's get some more starry skies so the international center for media and public affairs at the university of maryland uh... found that when majors abstain from texting and other high-tech activities they experience intense similar to drug withdrawal this is incredible story okay because it shows you how addicted we are to technology to the internet to texting our cell phones were constantly plugged and as soon as we unplug ourselves we start feeling uh... anxious stressed out jealous ha style so what the university of maryland did is dead uh... did the study of two thousand students not just in the united states okay they talked to students from latin america africa the middle eastern europe and asia and ask them all to go without gadgets for twenty four hours and then to write about their experiences some of them around as if their world was coming to an end so i'm gonna give you an example western wrote uh... media is my drug without it by was lost five minute at it idoney alcohol *** a nor any other derailing form of social depraved atty uh... at i'd just i'm sorry i just need my drug i have been somewhat this realization at about seven p m on sunday october twenty fourth i paste i ponder the meaning of life and then i panicked how could i survived twenty four hours without it how could i go on so this this majors freaking out here she does not know what to do and you know with the majority of people who participate in this study had a similar reaction to being unplugged and this is just for twenty four hours this isn't some long period of time where your without technology yeah you know what they owe here white women vacation have always like ncd check my email or are put her down which is that the other side of it uh... f_a_a_ check out my blog is doing our youtube videos are doing and ladies i was like she had the rock dot their own office of by mail social media so i had with the kids are sick now i feel the exact same way j adds the last meeting tonight at the last real vacation i took was last you know what i went to jamaica and ait talk to you know uh... arise in what which is the phone company i'm with uh... about long-distance phone calls and i wanted to make sure the internet worked on my phone and other political pay the extra money just please make sure that my phone works when i'm in jamaica unneeded i want to go on the internet i wanna make phone calls i wanna text and all of it they like it had no no not no worries we set up your phone i wanted to make up my phones not working it was so crazy because for a week i can't use the internet i can't use my phone at all but have no access city outside world any it scary because you want to relax and you want to be applauding you need that your brain needs that you just is a calm down relax a little bit and the stress but you can handle it by couldn't handle it and you need to know what was going on in the news i needed to know what's going on here at work and that constant uh... feeling of being plugged is something that you grow addicted to so it's very interesting to see that you know teenagers have these feelings of jealousy when they are unplugged in d_c_ other teenagers using technology which is another finding of the study some teenagers who participated would look at other students or you know they would look at their peers and they would be texting they'd be using their technology and they would feel this immense sense of jealousy that at by the way answer could not go back to being project too taxing too much except oconee county jail or her grandpa i can't comment that map it's not possible right now but i remember back in the case that went like in high school i've talked to girls you know on the phone for quite some time you know for certain different reasons right these days is that the book reporting texting pick up the phone component parked there of access exited every single taxes like just give us the dot com i don't but that's nothing that it makes any sense to be but now he's a project in texas newark at gramm project and i'll tell you what the benefit of texting its when you retire someone you'll have a lot more control over the conversation and control is a beautiful thing and what i mean by that is when you're on the following and someone's talking your you're off it always good to know uncomfortable so position to tell that person is stop talkin you gotta go but if you're taxing you can join the conversation in in terms of how wide the conversation goes on what you get this day you know as you're taxing maybe you're you're doing your writing something that might be a little controversial as you're doing it you can at yourself before spending that tax they're definitely benefits the taxing so you be a little bit of a downer but there is a downside to it you lose a little bit of that chemistry from the conversation you know you lose a little bit of that uh... interaction that you would typically get from a phone conversation so they're downsizing of being a little too graham price for it nato rate but watched over my nephews estate taxes that they spoke one day it was a little anthropology experiment uh... for it from her father and indiana jones and mike watch that that's a looked at part of the natives interact here in this you know context and happy messages are like pa lol loss huh all popkin bell if you'd like to play hamid similarly fifty percent of issues worked out uh... that pic goes like this is the first one but that you guys upset is even remotely funny well on that funny let alone fifty percent of the reaction being lol or are jenkins right ok in fact in the young people are having a phone conversation it would be deeper any would be much more intellectual so e let's let's allow them to do the phone conversations that attacks more important conversations at night instance is drew brees you know when it comes to teenagers like monies and my nephew like this face book commons little postings texte that's the the than the sum of one hundred sixty simply go far more hoping to talk to you ain't got nothing to say site since this is the insisted that something the flat it's has nothing to do but seriously and if you don't have to get him and some of the month when it's on to someone anyone the consultants is absolute idiot that's adults uh... when it comes the team is mississippi the is they're losing the losing of composition skills not in someone's daughter someone's is very that's a and a i've got to go setup i had to go that lasts up to this group which is kinda like you know a eight saya go selena you'd you'd lose in that so of a normal human comes in action that means that these people have the skill to talk to some the action socks when you go g kazakh it so i think that it's work performance of missing i think more about problem version because of social media like because it's based partly because of my space and i have friends that i've been friends with since i was a little girl adweek or interact face-to-face on a regular basis and if they want to talk to me dot call me but my best friend wind chill always call me a chance to talk to me but a lot of my new friends is almost as if e they're uncomfortable talking me on the phone so if they wanna reshmi or contact me they'll message me through face book and unlike who are really you're my friend you can pick up the phone give me a call it won't be that we're swear to god you know so i think that is there's definitely an issue with face book a direct and i think the couple seconds and it does anybody use my spins freely but you know and some people do some some people ease my space any type of social networking site like that this epic a friend tweaks me to get my attention then we have a serious problem like pick up the phone it's funny that your twenty-four you're already anxiously but it be buffet because is moving out of other one last thing on this a friend of mine over yet and he had this poverty by getting off the phone to digest for like everybody at some point is i gotta go gotta go and a half a besieging like that you don't want to be the first to go skill like the hotel selected the political decision you keep felt that there was a also u_s_a_ categories of the light associate sandwich and is it locally and abroad wrapped up sector about is better uh... laugh paid all that throughout the years he's gotten better that the chessboard that is on sundays uh... i like that then one more story and and this is of the story that i'm really looking forward to enter simpson's reaction so there was a fashion show out it was adversities bands fashion week in russia and that there was one of these minor who will had unorthodox to inspired collection okay so we have some photos of this collection very uh... orthodox chic in k dot perhaps in the uh... the both practice going on so heights novice and the first thing i thought was it is the artistic eye can see it the artistic appeal to you at the really are are most people don't wanna wear this and i don't know where that funky hat am i gonna wear the chaal probably not and that's thing about runway fashion and feel like some of the best designers out there they design beautiful garments beautiful dresses you know this beautiful clothing in general but they will go to the runway shows and this is what i've never really been as a fashion week you go to the runway shows and they always do stuff like this where like you know when no one's you know where that right that you're doing it for the artistic appeal you're doing it to extend out to be a little controversial so go ahead jim if he read it and it was great faction is on served the cake wouldn't wear that active or for that too the you wore that pat you would look like the world's largest *** the cake and anyone who wanted anymore entity that that they got these gorgeous models so you're looking at it like i was people like that because the rest of it is not open sierra say they're more productive rewarded excuse here they don't like sexy boots and they got insurance up to their you know projects bitterly at itachi but you might be interested the jesuit fifty trying pretty like that you were quoted on right now it it's but it's i don't know how you guys respected it's hard to respect it i mean if that's part that's preposterous part to begin with okay so but they do this for a long time i'd love the john paul got that video from nineteen eighty-three to because this one didn't have my favorite acts the other one has my favorite orthodox churches can we show that rupert they're coming up says it has been seen the models are wearing massive hats everything is a rallies wonder right with with top designers so they do this for the runway but like let's say you're one of the spectators right let's say you're watching the show and you have been selected to cap and you got the job although it is ad store in italy and you decide you want to purchase the stack is that after purchase but is it available for purchase or did you just use it for the runway and don't know that they're doing it because i want to get attention and there's you know an artistic appeals to it but really on what why wide why is it appealing in any way shape or form how did you even come up with it how did you even think of it within the fashion show be about the closing your selling they guarantee you got a one of the stories are not going to find a massive hacked lasted wat if i'm not a party except she walks in with that sheet of paper appear at right now but differ because there's no way it is going to be a good okay never too there is less than zero percent chance that i would be causes but these are perhaps a little uh... that uh... footprint haha who like i'm gonna get along with the person that was that popular act dictate for life for funded because they think it chic market place's insecure it's like a halloween outfit that that's funny as the actual or the excuse that we get massively on pc here you know it just don't believe in funmails religion no matter what religion is the son christianity if the buddha's individualism the jewish as wealthy i'm amazed at the think that this is the way that pat sahu lines cat or of the heavy pieces usable you've got to take missed looks like this day endicott ny any plan that just next may have to be findings unequal leveling fifty because they think they can to get up to have it and that's going to be like you images evaluates decorate the underscore no way the kind of funny hat another check and covered like that's how that's going to make his decision i mean come on man please please is on top of your life yeah i don't know how to respond to that but i was definitely npc so the disclaimer may strengthen yeah that so i got to look at it delight i think we got the picture day can be viewed you shared your opinion and he basically told everyone republican that's going on capital gang that it out but but look at their culture and i do believe in respecting people sculptures are turning green with fundamentalists in any type of religion either anyway but if that's the way that they wanted to ask us believe they want to just it doesn't harm me it doesn't bother me so if they want to do it then go ahead with a big big cuts in the middle of miami beach it could be the same lastly it any idea do you do the numbers david you don't they you know i mean i don't respect our culture prospective co okay now being merited if we were if he was seriously bidder and on risk my life to protect their ability to expressed their culture so i a love that we live in the country where they have perfect freedom to do although break but once we get into is the right thing about the right thing you were just having a conversation up what his long not more right no hiding away away whenever i see the kids of these or all the different from those religions i think ruin their lives yesterday's physical uh... for the balanced uh... islamic school and they learn they memorized the entire chronic eric they kill speak arabic peaks speak for they don't know where to what they're saying but the way still trial but memorizing the koran the language they don't even speak or understand so let's see that the recently circuits right and looked like a fall and i thought that one intricately nightmare acta it's when they're all that up distinctive where that johnnie at some point the koran analytic don't even understand don't do it man are my views that are very clear blowin and on that note we're out of time but if you remember stick around we'll calls 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