and a real life flesh and blood, derek. i didn t know what would show up for this. let s talk about what jobs they are likely to take. some of the ones you list as being most likely to go away are, you know, the largely middle-income jobs. so this is actually playing a role in equality. right. robots and software. they ve had sort of a hollowing out effect. at the low end, jobs have been safe. service jobs. people helping people. at the top, lawyers all this stuff. you p don t necessarily have robots doing that stuff. in the middle, what you do see are robots are placing people in routine based work. and manufacturing. and in rule-based work and like office administration. what it seems what seems to be the case for the last 30 years is that robots are better at routines and rules. people are better at diagnosing and directing. we re better at making decisions. you re absolutely right. this is a serious issue, automation and robotization has
losing his mind when someone dared defend the president. he has to say here are the programs that are going to go down. here s how we re going to reform medicare and social security. and the man refuses to do it. that s not true. yes, it is. hold it. because i m getting ted off at you. give me one damn program it s called entitlements. not entitlements. what are you doing? why are you going to yell? because you re lying. don t just sit there and call me a liar. you re lying. don t sit there and call me a liar. i am. of course the president has a plan. but you wouldn t know it in the right wing echo chamber. the bubble they hear it, i see it. and start to believe it. and why not? kpleer l clearly, its all starts at the top.
what s he doing playing basketball? come on. in is clearly trying to throw some buzz words out there. absolutely. i see this sort of conservative media as clint eastwood yelling at a chair, talking about critiques that aren t rel. talking about an obama that is imagined. he s lazy. he s never worked hard in his life. noneover the of these things ar. they re not making them. they re just making red meat, dog whistle critiques that don t improve your brand. so, fine, spin off into the right universe where there s fewer and fewer constituents to follow you and keep following elections. that s fine with us. watch toure on the cycle weekdays at 3:00 p.m. here, 3:00 p.m. eastern that is, on msnbc. toen years after the iraq war, you will not believe what
we d made a lot of progress since it was authored by vice president biden. it s been reauthorized and strengthened twice before. and this time, we said it should apply to all people. we had resis tense, but ult maltly, it passed and we should be surrounded by stakeholders around the country and it should be a testament to what happens when youp don t give up and you keep pushing. and the act has worked. the 19 years has been into effect. we can see tangible results. huge effects. if you think back to 19 years ago, the police department were trained to recognize it. so oftentimes, acts of domestic violence were ignored and men were put right back on the street if they were taken in to begin with. women didn t have hotlines. there were no services available in terms of social services or shelters available. legal services were not available.
calling the president of the united states lazy. look, let me tell you what the big problem with this president is, in my prn. he is absolutely lazy and detached from his job. lazy and detached. and this also must have pleased the fox boss. this. i m assuming there s some rhythm to barack obama that the rest of us don t understand. whether he needs large amounts of rest, whether he needs to go play basketball for a while. i don t watch espn. i don t quite know what his rhythms are. he really is a lot like the substitute referees in the sense that he he s not a real president. the president is not a real president? it s the same attitude that pushed the networks big star over the edge last night.