world war ii. neil: where are we going here? i got you. america does like that. neil: we got to say what s on our mind. a new survey showing seven out of ten millennials would rather text than talk in person. doesn t surprise me. it doesn t. the generation under us, gen z are more neil: what are they called? gen z. we don t like that. no. they re more attached to their phones. actually, in silicon valley, a great interview in the guardian that says the elites creating this technology are sending their schools where there s no ipads or iphones allowed. when you go to a restaurant, anywhere, you see toddlers on the phone. they re the baby sitter. i remember doing home, get on your bike and go out to dinner time when it got dark. now people don t go out anymore. they have to have play dates.
and a lot of people are certainly skeptical of their investigation. okay ivan watson live for us there in seoul, ivan we appreciate it. earlier poppy harlow spoke to christopher dickey he is a foreign editor of the daily bees who says members of the russian opposition are understandably feeling intimidated now after nemtsov s death. take a listen. we may not be quieted, but i can tell you they re very damn scared. they feel that their lives are on the line. and some of them are speaking out boldly and saying okay i m going to double down. i m going to take even more risk ball. lot of people are intimidated. i know people in russia who are getting calls from their parents who are saying don t go out anymore, please. really? absolutely. people who aren t affiliated with the opposition? people who may be affiliated with the opposition in one way or another. and despite all that theory i want to make it clear that russian officials have strongly denied any involvement in the