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Underestimating Trump, LAPD and the iPhone, a near-sighted future
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Feb 22, 2016
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Underestimating Trump, LAPD and the iPhone, a near-sighted future

Trump: from being a candidate few took seriously to front-runner, the LAPD continues to struggle against Apple, will half the world will be near-sighted by 2050?

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to voters on February 17, 2016 in Bluffton, South Carolina. T
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to voters on February 17, 2016 in Bluffton, South Carolina.
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Trump: from being a candidate few took seriously to front-runner, the LAPD continues to struggle against Apple, will half the world will be near-sighted by 2050?

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Looking at the Presidential campaign of Donald Trump, and how the media is viewing him now.
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Bernie Sanders lost in Nevada, but won in one way that was not thought possible just months ago: he closed the Latino voter gap with Hillary Clinton.
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A talks to Jeremy Irons, who plays Avery Brundage in the film "Race", his character pushed for the games to be in Berlin in 1936.
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Senior Vice President of Distribution of GKIDS, the American company that distributes the foreign Oscar-nominated on how these films appeal to American audiences.
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NYPD chief Bill Bratton has said the encryption of iPhones makes it hard for his department to police so we took those remarks to the LAPD.
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Directors Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson speak to Alex Cohen about their Oscar-nominated animated film 'Anomalisa' and how it differs from its fellow nominees.