Are absolutely coming for our jobs, you can see it already, take a look at the relatively low decline rate Labor Force Participation rates, and number two, it will allow for the creation of completely new jobs and industries, just as in previous revolutions, so there is nothing to worry about. In any event, occupational internment is at an alltime low. The truth is probably somewhere between those, maybe. That is what this panel will talk about, automation and ai, are they a substitute or complement to human labor . We have a great panel to discuss this today, and i will introduce. Hem very quickly first, we have diane daly, an associate professor at the school of information at ut austin, she studies technology and work. Her Current Research interests include engineering product design, data and health care, and economic development. Conductive material to studies conducts imperial empirical studies as well. James bessons from the Boston University school of law, he is an economist. H
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counterterrorism. the question is 10,000 troop, 8,000 troops, is that going go over well? guess what? it s not going go over well. what is surprising is the growing bipartisan coalition that is opposed to any action that would leave a large number of troops in afghanistan. john merkley and mark begich, and as a condition for any american troop presence past 2014. this is the same coalition we saw during the syrian debate and the issue. this is the cautious isolationists. expect this coalition to continue challenging the status quo of foreign policy going forward. this isn t going to be an easy issue for the president to sell to the u.s. senate. that s it for this edition of the daily rundown. we ll see you tomorrow. chris jansing takes the baton. bye-bye. i remember the day my doctor said i had diabetes.
0 trending. the democrat or republican wins a nomination. hillary clinton will talk about that and it s interesting to see what s behind that. they will go to the back seat. a-rod on sports radio. they had the diaper on it. you better believe it. i would always trust a goat with a diaper more than a-rod. what did you learn? i learned that chuck todd is up next and has a big show. karim adbul jabbar. all in the same show. casey affleck has a good movie. if it s way too early, it s morning joe. you embarrassed all of us in front of our friend, casey. people saying i was rude to him. i was asking a question. i m sorry. in mika s defense, don t confusion rude with clueless. it s two things. this is pop culture. pop culture. you are proud of that. if it s way too early, it s morning joe. i want to say as always drive safely. in the senate as harry read is going to lead a push to change the rules for simple up or down majority votes on all presidential nominees with one
after year when americans are asked what branch of your government or what part of your government do you have the greatest confidence in and the greatest customer satisfaction, and the postal service comes out on top time and time again. so i don t think that people have the same regard for the private companies that are trying to move into the market. whether they trust them or not, it s an issue of access. if you don t have a private company working in a rural area, how are these folks going to vote? it s a disincentive. they re going to have to get in their car and drive somewhere and hand it off? this is just horrific, i think. congressman lynch, i hope your bill gets support of every democrat and the white house. thank you. thank you, ed. let s turn now to john nichols, washington correspondent of the nation. john, what do you think? is this voter suppression? it is, ed. in fact, the senate was alerted to this in congress several years ago by senator ron widen and senator
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