America's Science Gap...And How to Fill It

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CNN Political Panel on President Donald Trump Promises Great, Great Surprise.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Anderson Cooper 360

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What In The World - Commencement Season Strikes Again.

Originally aired 5/28/2017. CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS

CNN Political Panel Discusses: Keeping Track of Trump's Claims & Accomplishments.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Tonight with Don Lemon

Panel on The President's First Overseas Trip.

Originally aired 5/28/2017. CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS

CNN Wolf Blitzer Interview with Sen. Shelley Moore Capito on Health Care Bill.

Originally aired 6/28/2017

Keith Boykin Vs. Pete Seat!! Very HEATED Debate on CNN At This Hour With Kate Bolduan.

Originally aired 6/29/2017

CNN Political Panel Discusses Breaking News: Donald Trump Kicks Off Re-Election Campaign with 1st Fundraiser.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Anderson Cooper 360

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Investigate the Russia Investigators - CNN Chris Cuomo HOT INTERVIEW with Rep. Jim Jordan on New Day.

Originally aired 6/29/2017

Nicholas Burns's Take on Europe Learning From Russian Hacking of U.S.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Wolf Blitzer

Fareed Zakaria on Breaking News: UK Resumes Intelligence Sharing with U.S.

Originally aired 5/25/2017. CNN Anderson Cooper

CNN: Sources Say Admin Officials Frustrated Donald Trump Unconcerned with Russian Election Meddling.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Tonight with Don Lemon

Panel Discuss: No Live On-Camera Press Briefing, Again.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Tonight with Don Lemon

Why Are Arab Nations Ganging Up on Qatar?

Originally aired 6/11/2017. CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS

Panel Discusses CNN Sources: Officials Struggle to Convince Trump of Russia Threat.

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN New Day with Clarissa Ward and Chris Cuomo

CNN Fareed Zakaria Interview with David Brooks on Conservatism in the Trump Era.

Brooks: Trump shifted the political debate from big government vs small government to open vs closed.

Trump hasn't been able to deliver because there aren't enough Trumpians in the policy world.

Donald Trump opened the door for a new kind of conservatism but has not fulfilled it.

The political class gets all excited about scandals, but to voters it's just noise in the background.

Originally aired 6/25/2017

What will Change in Senate GOP Health Care Plan? - CNN Chris Cuomo Interview with Sen Roger Wicker.

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN New Day

CNN Political Panel Discusses Breaking News: New Visa Criteria Requires Close Family or Business Tie to U.S.

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN New Day with Clarissa Ward and Chris Cuomo

Prof Brian Greene of Columbia University spoke to UNSW scientist Dr. Lucyna Chudczer in an exclusive interview before his ThinkInc talk at ICC Sydney.

President Trump Returns to Growing Kushner Controversy.

Originally aired 5/28/2017. CNN New Day Sunday

Nancy Pelosi Reacts to Trump Tweet Against MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski: Trump Tweet Beneath the Dignity of the President...Is Really Sad.

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN Inside Politics

Breaking News: Partial Trump Travel Ban to Take Effect Tonight.

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN New Day with Clarissa Ward and Chris Cuomo

WeAreChange Ohio questioned Newsweek editor Fareed Zakaria at Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio, about his attendance at the 2003 Bilderberg conference and the statements by General Hamid Gul on his CNN show.

When asked about the Bilderberg conference in Versailles in 2003, Zakaria tried to downplay the importance of the annual meeting, which brings together many of the most powerful business, political and media figures from around the world.

Despite Zakaria's flippant remarks, evidence has come forth to support the contention that these leaders are assembled in order to march in lock-step on certain globalist policies - from the creation of the European Union and the Euro, to artificially-created fluctuations in oil and stock market prices.

Zakaria was also asked as to why there is a shroud of secrecy that surrounds the conference. Zakaria responded that the meetings are off the record because it allows for freer and franker discussion.

In addition to his attendance at Bilderberg, Zakaria serves on the boards the Council on Foreign Relations, and the Trilateral Commission. The CFR is instrumental in the unification of North America and managing the destruction of American sovereignty. Ultimately, these groups aim to strip individual citizens of their legal rights.

Zakaria was also asked about the statements of Pakistani General Hamid Gul, who was once the head of the ISI. On Zakaria's CNN program GPS, Gul emphatically stated that 9/11 and the Mumbai attacks in November 2008 were each an inside job.

Zakaria responded by referring to Gul as a crackpot. Political and media figures often resort to name calling when they are opposed by a group of highly credible scientists, scholars, military officers and intelligence analysts that are in support of 9/11 Truth.

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CNN Political Panel on Reporter Brian Karem Confronts WH Spokesperson Sarah Sanders Over FAKE NEWS.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Anderson Cooper 360

CNN Political Panel Discusses Sally Yates' Tough Talk on President Donald Trump.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Tonight with Don Lemon

Fareed Zakaria: The Saudis played Donald Trump...I thought that Trump's foreign policy was going to put America first, not Saudi Arabia.

That hole in the sun we found the missing parts. They are headed our way at about 2 million miles an hour. NASA scientists tell fox News affiliate. What could cause that I wonder?

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From the outer reaches of our solar system comes a planet, dwarf star or both, carrying with them moons, space debris and enough electromagnetic energy to change the face of our planet.

For over 65 years this planet has been mentioned in many mainstream publications, movies, books and more. Some of the brightest scientific minds of our times have set out to find the planet with one of the most popular being Doctor Robert S. Harrington of the US Naval Observatory. He and Author Zecharia Sitchin both theorized the location and projected path of this object(s). Though they both came to their conclusions by very different methods, they both agreed on its existence and Doctor Harrington even believed that he had pinpointed the location of the object. Sadly, he died of a sudden case of throat cancer before he was able to prove his hypothesis. Although, he did commission a special telescope to be built to find it.

There are many theories as to the size, location and makeup of the object(s), however many amateur and professional astronomers alike have agreed that is is out there evidenced by the disturbance of the orbits of Pluto and Uranus. In recent years the theory has again gained steam in mainstream media, after being suppressed for many years, that indeed there is a large body in our solar system that is causing disturbances to the normal activity of the inner planets. With the recent massive uptick in Earth changes, Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Animal Die-Offs and more it is getting harder to explain exactly what is going on if you discount the Nibiru theory. Yet when you add it to the equation it seems to make perfect sense.


I have studied this subject in depth for many years, reading the writings of Harrington Ferrada, Masters, Broussard and many, many others in the process. Since the article first appeared in 1955 in Popular Mechanics magazine it has made many mainstream appearances, not to mention become the topic of hundreds of blogs, YouTube channels and and more.

Now I bring my many years of study to YouTube with the intention of pointing out what I believe to be facts that not only prove that it exists, but occasionally comes dangerously close to Earth causing great cataclysm each time it approaches. Join me in exploring what could be the greatest and most important discovery of our lives as we take a look at the possibility of our galaxy being a binary star galaxy or the existence of a rogue planet that has an elongated orbit that brings it into a close approach pattern of our planet. Personally, I hope that I and all the other believers are wrong because of the consequences that would accompany being right. I do not wish cataclysm on our planet or any other in our solar system. We live in a fragile and zone and any interruptions to that could change the face of our planet and the human race altogether. Yet, better to know and be prepared than go marching blindly into each day believing that we will never experience any troubles originating from the vastness of space. Join the discussion, do the research and come up with your own conclusions on what could be the single most important matter facing the very existence of our world.

Visit planetxapproaches.com for daily news and updates and subscribe to our channel for the most compelling videos on the subject. The safety and security of you and your family is in your hands. Don't let that slip away without doing your own research. It could be the biggest mistake you could ever make.

Fareed Zakaria discusses today's knowledge economy and changing landscape of higher learning accreditation.

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Transcript - It's something of a cliché to say this but we live in a knowledge economy. Increasingly a person's ability to command the high wage is going to depend upon having some skills, having skills that relate to perhaps technology. It doesn't always have to be technology but it has to be some kind of value add that you provide that allows you to command some pricing power in the labor market.

How you do that is going to vary from industry to industry. In some cases it will be doing things that computers do well, a data analyst for example. In some cases it will be doing things that computers can't do. A human touch profession as in nursing and things like that. But whatever it is, you're going to have to focus very hard on those skills and the only way you can get those skills is through learning and through continuous learning. And any company hiring people will recognize that probably the trait they're looking for most is not a particular set of skills but the demonstrated ability to acquire skills. Because any company will realize, I think, that what's crucial is not the particular set of skills you have but that you demonstrate a capacity to acquire them now because a few years from now, a few months from now it might turn out that you have to acquire new ones.

Look at software programmers for example. Any software programmer knows that within two or three years almost everything they're doing right now will be obsolete and they will have to learn a whole new language, depending on whether you're talking about mobile, whether you're talking about apps, whether you're talking about traditional computers. And, of course, depending on what the particular configuration of hardware and software you're using. So all that keeps changing in many, many worlds and I think that because of it the information revolution it's going happen even more so in worlds that we don't usually think of changing.

Accreditation is in some way are the holy grail of education. The reason that American universities are able to charge the extraordinary price they charge is because employers around the world believe that this is the single best sorting mechanism they have to figure out whom to hire. So that if you have an undergraduate degree from Harvard or the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, a bank -- particularly if it's in majoring in economics -- a bank is going to think: Of the 20,000 applications we get for our entry 300 positions, these are some very good filters.

We look at the people who went to Harvard and Wharton and Stanford and things like that. If you're looking for people who are software programmers, if they have gone to a good computer science program at a good university you assume that's a very good way to filter down. And then you probably go through the interviews and things like that. But what is somebody came to a -- what if somebody came to a technology company or a bank and said, Look, I don't have the degree that you're looking for but I did take 25 courses online from these five online MOOCs, many of which are Stanford courses and Harvard courses and MIT courses. And here's how I did and here is a piece of paper or pieces of paper that prove, that demonstrate that I finished those courses, the grades I got on them, et cetera.

If employers start treating those pieces of paper, those accreditations as worth a lot, that completely changes the nature of education because then you are not, you know, what you are being paid for is really outcome related. It is related to what skills have you acquired rather than process related. Did you go to a four-year bricks and mortar college and live in the dorms with other people. Some people may still value that latter one. By the way it may still be worthwhile for some people to pay that because of the network effect because of the people you meet at a Harvard or a Yale. But you could imagine that that would not be true at universities one tier down or certainly two tiers down.

And in any case, it would place huge pressure on the pricing model because all of a sudden people are able to access many of the skills that you're being taught in top universities at a fraction of the price. So the key here is whether the employers begin to view accreditation as an outcome based process on skills as opposed to a kind of a process in which it's very important that you've spent the four years at the college and acquired the full rounded education that that college provides.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Talks to CNN Fareed Zakaria on the Trump Presidency.

Originally aired 6/25/2017

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6-27-17: James O'Keefe of Project Veritas recently released undercover footage exposing CNN's intentional fake news emphasis on the Trump-Russia conspiracy. Tucker Carlson gives his take.

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CNN Political Panel Discusses: Donald Trump Attacks MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski in Tweets.

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN Inside Politics

Peter Schiff on Fareed Zakaria's Global Public Square - July 1st, 2012

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Jeffery Sachs - economist who serves as director of Columbia University's Earth Institute

Vanden Heuvel - editor and publisher of The Nation magazine

Peter Orszag - first budget director for President Obama, now Vice Chairman of Global Banking of Citigroup and columnist for Bloomberg

Fareed offers his take on why Donald Trump fits the definition of a B.S. artist.

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The First 100 Days of President Donald Trump.

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Stop Acting Like a Mean Girl !! - Ana Navarro BRILLIANTLY Slams Trump On His TWEET'S

Originally aired 6/29/2017. CNN Wolf Blitzer

Project Veritas' newest video from the American Pravda: CNN series exposes Jimmy Carr, the Associate Producer for CNN's New Day attacking President Donald Trump and admitting that CNN has a left-leaning bias.

When asked by an undercover journalist if CNN is impartial, Carr plainly responded, In theory.

LEAKED ONE AND A HALF OUR LONG AUDIO from CNN segment proves CNN selectively edits to make Trump supporter look like a conspiracy theorist.

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CNN Breaking News: Protesters Gather Outside GOP Senator's Office.

Originally aired 6/28/2017. CNN Wolf Blitzer

In clear, nontechnical language, string theorist Brian Greene explains how our understanding of the universe has evolved from Einstein's notions of gravity and space-time to superstring theory, where minuscule strands of energy vibrating in 11 dimensions create every particle and force in the universe. (This mind-bending theory may soon be put to the test at the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva).

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Put on your thinking caps. Columbia university physics and mathematics professor Brian Greene is mind blowingly provocative in these seven amazing clips on Einstein, string theory, extra dimensions, quantum mechanics, time, the infinite universe and more!

Asked what she thought of his controversial 2005 remarks, Donald Trump supporter Vicki Sciolaro told CNN's Brooke Baldwin that he's not running for pope and would not have said those things if he knew he was being recorded.

The fastest way to teach a passive aggressive covert narcissistic manipulator how to kiss your ass, on the way out the door, is with counter manipulation! When the narcissistic manipulator is nasty to you, just pretend like nothing happened! Gaslight the narcissist into thinking that their evil techniques don't work. No matter how sad you might feel on the inside, put on a smile and fake it! :-) Passive aggressive manipulators will become ill and might even have diarrhea when you are not shrinking away into a corner.

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