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>> guest: well, yes, there are. and one of the areas the federal government has mechanisms to try and anonymize that information so it's not readily apart from which company or organization it came from. in addition, the department of homeland security has recently established the national cybersecurity and communications integration center or nccic, and this is a center that is to be used not only among dh, and and other -- dhs and other civilian as well as defense organizations within the federal government, but also the private sector in order to share information, to monitor ongoing security threats and incidents and to help increase the collaboration and coordination between these different parties. >> host: well, and take that global because, needless to say, ore countries -- other countries have their own policies in place and so forth. is there a partnership, collaboration, enough of a collaboration on the global level with our allies to address this problem? and what do you do about those countries that are

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word yeah well. bill black our buddy bo black good point new york times paul krugman how come they're siding with the terrorists also it puts into context the recent comments by barrack obama that the banks committed a moral transgression but did not break the law here's a top government regulator bill black from the 1980's saying it's definitely fraud they definitely broke the love letter of the law and obama if you are down with so in breaking the law that's an impeachable offense why is he still in office you have a max this guy bill black is saying that it is the economists like paul krugman who provide the systemic propaganda for the population he's the one who refuses to use the f. word if you're not going to use the five letter f. word paul krugman you might as well use the four letter one who dug. ok well let's move on to the for all that dares not speak its name q.e. pushes families into debt warns bank of england governor serving king so max kaiser what do you think about this this issue sa

well, thank you. >> jimmy: great to meet you. >> very good to be here. >> jimmy: it's very strange to hear you with an accent. i know you probably get it a lot and it's a testament to how well you do an american accent. >> whishgs thank you. >> jimmy: it makes me question everything i know. >> that was my goal. when i came to this country. >> jimmy: i was listening to your album, for those who don't know, hugh put out an album -- >> dropped. >> jimmy: dropped, right's right. dropped it like it was hot. "let them talk." it's very, very good. you sing and play the guitar and piano, right? >> i do, yes. >> jimmy: yet, when you sing, you don't have an accent when you sing. >> well, now, wait a minute. i do, it's just not mine. it's yours. i know, because americans obviously assume that the american accent is, like, zero on the scale and everyone else is putting it on. >> jimmy: right. >> not actually like that. though, i will say that my love is -- my first love, really, is american music. it's a whole am

well. so it's really correct. divisor meeting that. you know if we're talking about the tactical aspects of the internet it's supervised by the minister of communications talking about the content it's not supervised by anyone. probably except for the existing south of laws starting from the constitution so the propaganda of. war nationalism there for good and we have also been such and such laws which are super late in the proper get of terrorism and sort of forbidding. so we're. forced into agencies were taking care of you know all the ip addresses who are you know involved in that sort of proverbial let's get more specific there was several statements by law enforcement officials in this country in russia and after these statements their growing fears that the states is planning to restrict the freedom of internet in this country and you know until we should know what the russians are reading what. you know what this question is also was disputable. and all the spreaders of population of russia are very sensitive about you know any

>> well, he has gone from feared dictator to hiding in a pipe. the last moment of gadhafi's life and what that country could expect next. >>> a shake up on the campus this, one had to do with mother nature. what things look like after an earthquake. >>> women, listen up, the police department wants you. what is happening today that could put you in a uniform in the near future. that is straight ahead on this friday, october 21st. good morning, maryland, i am charlie. let's get right to it shall we and have a check of that weekend forecast with meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning to you we are checking out the satellite radar composite cloud look like they are rolling away along i- 70. we have been tracking about this, so while we have been talking about a clear start looks like this streamer may get its way through, even flurries may be showing out there this morning. it is west of harrisburg. i know they are not watching us but i wanted to let you know what we are looking at on the screen. we say dry and in fact at 47 degrees and a clear

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well, there is, but they don't know how secure this well is. now the firefighters, what you're seeing there is a reporter scrambling, getting in front of his camera because that's how the local stations are getting their breaking news. they're trying to secure the well to make sure it's safe. we're going back to taped pictures now to make sure it's safe so they can go in there and thoroughly check out this well. he wouldn't tell us exactly how or why what they believe they're finding in this, but this, again, we're going back to pictures of the deck above the well. they want to go in and search, and this was -- megyn: and this is live. >> reporter: no, this is back to tape. no, this is live. kind of confused. tell me, live or tape? is. megyn: this is live now. >> reporter: okay, megyn. okay, these are live pictures now. they want to make sure the deck is secure before they go beneath that end of the well. then they're going to make sure the well is secure for the safety of the firefighters and then go down in the well and check out this tip tha

well, it's an accommodation issue. one of the ways that my program stepping stone has had to adapt is we have so many clients who are hiv positive or have aids, that we have to be medication savvy. you know, many treatment programs will have kind of a blanket prohibition on psychoactive drugs or, you know, heavy-duty medications. we-we decided years ago that we couldn't- we couldn't hold to that. that our clients who either had co-occurring disorders and required psychoactive medication or who were on the various cocktails they needed as a part of their hiv/aids treatment really needed a treatment program that was very savvy about that. so we began to develop some case management services with funding from the hiv/aids side as well as co-occurring. and i think, as a result, our clients have a much better access to recovery because their medications are not being prohibited by the treatment program. john's point is well taken; it's not just individual with hiv/aids, it's people with co-morbidities that require medicatio

well reviews and look at what our wells should be delivering if we spend five minutes per well. it takes about nine months to go through that process everything below us down here is our men to canyon. if you get up on the big hair is makes the benches those bankers are just littered with wells approximately five hundred all total. and now with the new wells basin that they approved will go for mobil five hundred two of them within the next twenty years we drill that averages about three hundred fifty new wells per year when you take colorado side and include that we think that conoco phillips has probably another ten thousand wells there where you will drill in the basin over the next forty years. to sharply increase drilling on gilbert our mentors ranch is typical of what has happened to vast expanses of northern new mexico land. a satellite image shows the crisscrossing patterns of access roads and wells extending for hundreds of miles across some one county and north west new mexico. the land surface has been called up so bad that i can't recognize it from the first time i s

word yeah well. bill black our buddy bo black good point new york times paul krugman how come they're siding with the terrorists also it puts into context the recent comments by barack obama that the banks committed a moral transgression but did not break the law here's a top government regulator bill black from the one nine hundred eighty saying it's definitely fraud they definitely broke the love letter of the law and obama if you are down with so in breaking the law that's an impeachable offense why is he still in office you have a max this guy bill black is saying that it is the economists like paul krugman who provide the systemic propaganda for the population he's the one who refuses to use the f. word if you're not going to use the five letter f. word paul krugman you might as well use the four letter one who dug. ok well let's move on to the for all that dares not speak its name q.e. pushes families into debt warns bank of england governor serving king so max kaiser what do you think about th

to see how well they do. and tonight, with a question from the math side of the test is our friendly neighborhood hollywood superman. >> if the length of a square is 2, what is its area? well, i'm not exactly sure, but a square, what would its area be? i would have to say it's going to be the distance between these two lines right here. i don't know. its area would be right here in the middle. well, we've got the square here, so i drew an "x" in the middle, and i would presume this would be the area. the answer is the area inside the box is the area. >> jimmy: or four. you can go with either one. [ applause ] that's why his fortress of solitude collapsed. algebra is his kryptonite. new jersey governor chris christie made a major announcement today to say he would not run for president of the united states. i don't think you have to announce that. i think you just don't and then -- [ laughter ] you didn't, right? not only did christie said he's not going to run, he said he's not going to jog or walk ever again

well, you know. it was really sweet of you to let jo win as well. jo: pete, sue, thanks very much, but i'd better be heading home now. you can stay to tea if you like. no, i promised my lot i'd cook. but thanks anyway. dad: she cooks for her...? so, his first crush, eh? yeah. what? may be batting a bit out of his league. what do you mean? you know-- clever, sporty, pretty, plays clarinet for england. and? i just remember the first girl i really fell for was a bit like that, and she put me down with a bit of a bump. yeah, but jake's a really confident and good-looking boy. whereas? you were a bit nerdy. you said so yourself. well, i was-- you said that whenever you tried to speak to a girl you broke out in a really foul-smelling sweat. well, some girls found that kind of shyness endearing. not so much the sweat. oh... how was the funeral? pretty grim. d'you know johnsy was planning on having a year off, travel around the world... and then, wallop. oh, bugger it, let's not cancel our holiday. we'll get deeper in the hole. the whole country's in debt.

will see its way back to growth well i don't see the military approach really has worked very well in the past we had all kinds of military interventions in iraq and even production in iraq is just barely going up and while exports aren't going up at all because they don't have the export capacity even if they do have increased oil production there's no direct translation of our military efforts to higher oil production and i said. spect we'll have the same situation elsewhere i guess what you're describing here in terms of a debt bubble collapse is deflation something we saw in the one nine hundred thirty s. after the run up on the stock market and other assets in the one nine hundred twenty s. you had the big pop the big crash then you had a deflationary depression and what you're describing here is a deflationary depression of debt implosion and inability of policymakers to restart the inflationary bubble the reserve bank is however trying to. restart inflation by putting as much money into circulation as a possibly can over there at the fed is the deflationary debt implosion going

word yeah well. bill black our buddy bo black good point new york times paul krugman how come they're siding with the terrorists also it puts into context the recent comments by barack obama that the banks committed a moral transgression but did not break the law here's a top government regulator bill black from the one nine hundred eighty saying it's definitely fraud they definitely broke the lead letter of the law and obama if you are down with so many breaking the law that's an impeachable offense why is he still in office you have a max this guy bill black is saying that it is the economists like paul krugman who provide the systemic. propaganda for the population he's the one who refuses to use the f. word if you're not going to use the five letter f. word paul krugman you might as well use the four letter one who don't get. ok well let's move on to the for all that dares not speak its name q e pushes families into debt warns bank of england governor serving king so max kaiser what do you think

well i will keep the fingers crossed that will go well and r.t. is over to broadcast that historic soyuz launch live for you on friday at around ten thirty g.m.t. if not well we follow it across the weekend stay with us if you can for the full coverage from french guiana. it's now coming up to twenty four minutes past seven o'clock moscow time a reminder of our breaking news story from libya today where government officials say colonel gadhafi has been killed this afternoon but he was comes from the city of sirte which is reportedly been overrun by government forces today you're looking here at what appears to be the latest footage of the colonel's body and officials first said gadhafi had been taken alive with serious injuries to both his legs the latest that we've heard in the last hour or two from the national transitional council is that the colonel has died from his wounds one of gadhafi sons is also reportedly been killed in sirte the m.t.c. is said the fall of sirte would spell the liberation of libya after nine months of civil war you're w

well i would. for the for the sake of the libyan people i would hope so but i'm afraid not the rebels are led by by people who are from. who are former ministers from gadhafi they have interests at stake they already have promised to so much of the economic assets to other countries to france to the u.s. to germany and other countries and they're not going to get some democracy getting in the way to change those agreements ok i mean you know as we have seen in other countries as well especially when there is a change in leadership do you think there's going to be a power vacuum and do you think that national transitional council would be a suitable for libya i give it the circumstances now and moving forward. well of course in stances you need some kind of the transitional council whether this one is or what i don't believe so they already said clearly what they are standing for and they are spending for a sellout of the country for the benefit of a few this is what's going to help the libyan peopl

there and but of course we're also interested in world war two and korea as well we'd like to get into north korea possibly your government might be able to help us do that then i heard that the russian the russian official rest of the fish was they they volunteered to be a sort of a middleman to try to talk the koreans in correcting you into the country absolutely never the remains of the absolutely how successful have the russians well we're not there yet but i've heard rumors that things are getting better is all we're hoping in the near future that we may be able to we were in there in the ninety's for a short period of time and we then we were asked to leave. well you know that is to come back to north korea this will be a breakthrough i mean and it's a little of this will be what we call a grass roots like getting the country together absolutely we still have a thousand. missing in action that have not been accounted for and we're very concerned about finding out. whether what happened when we talk a thousand tens of thousands of american soldiers still missing from world war two

word yet well. bill black our buddy of a black good point new york times paul krugman how come they're siding with the terrorists also it puts into context the recent comments by a parent of obama that the banks committed a moral transgression but did not break the law there's a top government regulator bill black from the one nine hundred eighty saying it's perfectly fraud they definitely broke the love letter of the law and obama if you are down with someone breaking the law that's an impeachable offense why is he still in office you have a max this guy bill black is saying that it is the economists like paul krugman who provide the systemic. propaganda for the population he's the one who refuses to use the f. word if you're not going to use the five letter f. word paul krugman you minds will use the four letter one dog. ok well let's move on to the for all that dares not speak its name q e pushes families into debt warns bank of england governor king so max kaiser what do you think about this thi

>> well, tons. we could talk about the shark fins sales trade and possession of shark fins is now illegal for all of those people who enjoyed the shark fin soup. you can no longer buy alcohol at a self-checkout in california which is something supported by both law enforcement, but also by the labor unions to employ grocery clerks, and you can buy syringes at pharmacies without a prescription which is something that governor schwarzenegger vetoed last year and a slew of things that got lost in the hubbub this week, but a lot to dig into. >> belva: well, he came from circumstances that required creativity in oakland and require more creativity, because we have another story that boiled over this week about the current mayor and her police chief who decided to part ways this week. >> yes, she did. >> and tell us about that. >> well, yes, chief anthony did anb nouns that he w-- did annous resigning and it surprised people, and the suddenness surprised people, but in reflection i suppose it should not h

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well, yes and no. he administered the court. >> charlie: it depends on -- >> he made a number of constructive changes in the way the procedures operat and one example, it doesn't seem very colorful but it is important to oral arguments in the court, he changed the shape of the bench which is much more significant than one might think. >> charlie: explain that. >> instead of a straight bench, just now broken in three segments and the ones on the left and the righted ofhe center are moved closer to the advocate. which means that the justice on either end can see one another and hear one another better than they could before. and the lawyer in the middle can see everybody better. and so the conversation among the justices is better. >> charlie: in terms of oral argument, my friend jeffrey to been made this observation. you don't ask questions at the beginning. that you sort of, most of your questions come at the middle and you're very pligh and you say may i ask a question. of course you can ask a questio

>> well, i mean, people want news. at the end of the day, people still want to know what's really happening in washington... >> but where do they go first? and most? >> where do they go first? you can kind of guide the reader to where you want them to go first by making it--at least with our web design, it's front and center. you know what story we think is most important. but then people tend to go to the story that--definitely stories that have an element of conflict or an element of accountability or an element of sort of a gossipy side of washington. those tend to get bigger viewerships outside of washington, there's no doubt about it. but you also see, like, real interest in the health care debate, for instance. i've been surprised and somewhat delighted that--we put a ton of money into covering that debate, and there seems to be a big national audience. people care about it. they care both about the policy, the substance of it, but they also care about the politics of it. to your question of "is it better?" it mi

well we descend the same process in. in russian print media as any other country in the world like united states of america or western european countries it's. you know quite a noticeable drop of. printer ins and if you take into account also the the territory of russia and. it's not easy to deliver any newspaper to a far distant to play somewhere in siberia despite the fact that russia is equipped with the system of decentralized printing are sometimes it's. this issue is it's quite sensitive especially for the daily newspapers. and at the same time we are developing you know digital coverage. for television and broadcasting around russia and will be i think will succeed with or with that program by two thousand and fifteen. including you know the launch of. to the outer space of the new generation of russian communication satellites and we i think will be. getting all our you know villages and small towns will be getting access to brought to brought internet by two seventy two thousand and seventy i've heard that means

soon well you could put the message in the bottle. all of the commander in chief is not going to rescue you have to do it yourself that's what my message to occupy wall street is well said well said alright stays over thanks for being on the gaza report thank you but i go away much more coming away says they write their. own. i welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time now to go to new york and type of michael w. hudson author of the monster how it gang of predatory lenders and wall street bankers fleeced america and spawn dick lobel crisis michael w. i said welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me back max all right michael hudson in your most recent article you chronicle what can only be called fraud in the subprime mortgage practices that countrywide and yet president obama said last week that sub prime lending was a moral but not necessarily illegal all your thoughts it's really not in commerce character to really lay down the gauntlet and say this is criminal conduct this is fraud as i say he's very much a

or it all comes from the phones that the government well. the. i would say the m i miss the missing in action groups in america probably get their own donations and so forth that well as we do. we get our own fun fun re a funding from fundraisers membership. dues. corporate donations and so forth all of that goes with our form of finance and so forth and most of those m.i.a. groups have the same type of benefactors and all of the government. is the government and gauged in helping in giving money to the people to the families that need help the government funds the d.p.m. all wafa says that which is part of the department of defense and all of the activities of the office in hawaii field crews ago while fun recovery missions and so forth that's all funded by the government and of course we lobby to make sure that they continue to fund that and that's our role i should say do you do you have a lot of people a lot of families that approach you with with specific questions specific requests . i don't know just how many families to contact as i'm sur

of well. the. i would say the m.i. the miss the missing in action groups and in america probably get their own donations and so forth that well as we do it as you know we get our own fund from re-offending from our fundraisers membership. dues. corporate donations and so forth all of that those with our form of finance and so forth and most of those m.i.a. groups have the same type of benefactors in all of the government to what extent is the government and gauged in helping. giving money to people to the families that need help the government funds the d.p.m. all office has is that which is part of the department of defense and activities the office in hawaii the fuel cruiser fund recovery missions and so forth that's all funded by the government and course we lobby to make sure that they continue to fund that and that's our role i should say do you do you have a long of people a lot of families that approach you with with specific questions specific requests . i don't know just how many families do contact us i'm sur

if you down the road fifteen years and you see the plating sixty thousand wells sixty thousand wells. williams is going to have kerry actually declined to participate in your project. you know that. video and radio. to them at this particular point i don't know if you went to the best in your endeavor and thank you for your consideration. as in the rocky mountains the growth of domestic drilling is beginning to impact people and places across america in ways never imagined oil companies are seeking new leases in thirty two states since nineteen ninety hundreds of thousands of new wells have been drilled and the pace of development is excel or. incredibly drilling is now planned in the new york city watershed which provides drinking water to millions. but some feel it doesn't have to be this way. technology is available for industry to comply with all these laws and to conduct their business in a much cleaner way it's often affordable and it's often profitable we can make them do it better the profits now in the industry are so high that there's no reason why they can't start using so

to handle it well. it's premature to prejudge the i think i think history is a very i think that i think that if history shows a lot of reason to be worried i mean you can't really take over another country with foreign assistance and then claim that you have full power look at the northern alliance in afghanistan they to taji dominated factions took over but they've never been able to close the deal the same thing happened now with she had dominated iraq installed by the united states you know history shows that really in civil war you have to let the factions the the indigenous factions fight things out to a conclusion and that did not happen here there was a lot of foreign interference and so we don't know if the benghazi based rebels can govern this country and bring in and form some form of coalition that will be able to govern it gentlemen we've run out of here there's literally just starting to be many thanks my guest today in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us h

wells. williams is going to have to carry that decline to participate in your project. feel like. you'd like to know that. we transfer. radio. to them. you wish you the best in your endeavor and they keep creating the right. as in the rocky mountains the growth of domestic drilling is beginning to impact people and places across america in ways never imagined oil companies are seeking new leases in thirty two states since nineteen ninety hundreds of thousands of new wells have been drilled and the pace of development is excel or. incredibly drilling is now planned in the new york city watershed which provides drinking water to millions. but some feel it doesn't have to be this way. technology is available for industry to comply with all these laws and to conduct their business in a much cleaner way it's often affordable and it's often profitable we can make them do it better the profits now in the industry are so high that there's no reason why they can't start using some new technology deve

well that's all as well this policy will be back in just under two hours with until then. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images go world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. and rachid corporate greed on wall street's role in the financial crisis hits more u.s. cities a protester save the angry campaign has largely ignored by the mainstream media. near zones finance minister is still a crucial bailout cash for athens as it misses deficit targets all greeks claim state imposed costs are already pushing belmokhtar. libya's transitional leaders name a new cabinet as to gadhafi fighters want a final atop of the colonel stronghold of sirte which the red cross says is suffering from the humanitarian crisis. russia's ruble continued to decline on tuesday it's so so far lost thirteen percent just this all of them versus the goal of doing business to find out why this is happening and want to expect him to or do not stop.

word yeah well. bill black our buddy black good point the new york times paul krugman they're siding with the terrorists also it puts in the context the recent comments by america obama that the banks committed a moral transgression but did not break the law here's a top government regulator bill black from the 1980's saying it's the only fraud they definitely don't love letter of the law and obama if you are down with someone breaking the law that's an impeachable offense why is he still of office you have a max this guy bill black is saying that it is the economists like paul krugman who provide the systemic propaganda for the population he's the one who refuses to use the f. word if you're not going to use the five letter f. word paul krugman you minds will use the four letter one. ok well let's move on to the for all that there is not speak its name q.e. pushes families into debt warns bank of england governor serving king so max kaiser what do you think about this this issue savers versus specul

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to perhaps aid in setting up courts and civil society well you know there well you know women for house and you know the safety and trying to build nations around the world and can you give me one example where works why would work in libya well you know there are places where it works and i'm not just talking about. if you look at places like east timor where frankly the australians took the lead it's slow it takes a long time people need to sort of dig in for a generation they need not to be seen is interfering they need to help you need to not do the kind of things like we've seen in haiti where i outside countries bail out every five years even though they're mad and i agree they're going to get it if there was nobody there is money it is going to be you know plenty of examples where it's doesn't work there are plenty of examples where it doesn't work but there's no point being just sort of miserably pessimistic either you can look at the place where he has worked why should be pessimistic there's so much oil there go ahead ted i mean it's worth fighting hard. it's it's well it's ha

i think the short answer is not to well. again this relates to what i've been talking previously you know this perceptions about russia are either neutral or usually you know on the negative side especially when it concerns the west and. clearly you know we can blame many people but of course it's the russian authorities and policy makers that you know have to have to think about it and work can be down to the change the situation to tell that it's a country you know with vast. with vast population it's a vast consumer market you know the biggest in europe with potential to take over in consumption. you know the other rich countries that we have in western europe that their taxes are low that that foreign investment is actually welcome that taper is being produced it takes time it's a vast country takes time but it's happening that investment in infrastructure is speaking now and so on and so forth because these are the tick boxes that foreign investors direct investors look at when they consider where to invest their money

thing is going well? >> remarkably well. in fact, we just added russia so... >> rose: oh, my gosh. >> o of the 5 daunt countries carrying these shows live. so the 15th of october "anna bolena" will be seen live by 250 people in movie theaters all over the world and in russ where we're just beginning in russia there's seven movie theaters. six theaters in moscow and one in st. petersburg. but that the tip of the iceberg. >> rose: you're a friend of our friend here, valery? >> yes, of course. >> rose: did you start there in st. petersburg with him? he was a mentor? >> absolutely. yes. >> rose: what did you learn from him? >> >> i learned from him how to love what you are doing because that's... that was driving him, you know? >> rose: he works harder than anybody i know. >> i know. he's crazy in a good way and i love him. he's even... he's doing to this not for money, he just loves it. his passion. >> rose: and how n.o.w. he's making loren ski great. greater than ever. >> yes. absolutely. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> rose

well this is a very serious concern on the part of people in the african union as well as people here in the united states are there has been no i like sions there is no legitimate basis that the m.t.c. rebels have for killing out what they're doing right now inside of libya itself also they were the force that we utilized to provide legitimacy for regime change in libya they would never have been able to take control of tripoli and other areas of the country that they control if it not been for the extensive air power and the sea power that nato has executed over the last seven months we have to remind ourselves that over twenty thousand sorties have been carried out against libya over ninety five hundred airstrikes have been carried out against that country of six million people who literally had no defense against the strong military forces that are largely based in western europe and in north america so yes this is their policy they are utilizing the m.t.c. in order to provide a legitimacy to their overall policy of seizing control of about not only the libyan government but also

for the proof candidate obama was well funded by wall street well funded by the health insurance industry his policies reflect that when you have a mirage election like we have united states where voters only get to choose from corporate approved candidates funded by the corporations allowed on the corporate t.v. stations allowed in the corporate sponsored debates and everybody else is kept out of a fake election and that's why you have less than half americans raising a vote and of those races less than half of those vote so you people want less is about fifteen percent of the vote if they have a landslide that's not a legitimate government i think more people realize we need to take over this government the people could rule better than the elites we have in our front page of occupy washington d.c. dot org we want to front page seven issues where the super majority of americans support specific policies and all those policies the government on the opposite direction if those policies are put in place this country be much better shape and people can rule better and the elite and that's w

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of continuing to handle it well. it's premature to prejudge them i think i think history is a very i think i think it's history shows a lot of reason to be worried i mean you can't really take over another country with foreign assistance and then claim that you have full power a look at the northern alliance in afghanistan to tajik dominated factions took over but they've never been able to close the deal the same thing happened now with shia dominated iraq installed by the united states you know history shows that really in civil war you have to let the factions the the indigenous factions fight things out to a conclusion and that did not happen here there was a lot of foreign interference and so we don't know if the benghazi based rebels can govern this country and bring in and form some form of coalition that will be able to govern it gentlemen we've run out of hair there's literally just started in libya many thanks my guest today in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are ke

>> guest: well, i mean, so many. i--i--for instance, one of my research assistants got in touch with a woman who had been--her family had been friends with the first wife's family back in the '20s, which was hard to get at because that's--you know, you're going back there in time. and she wrote wonderful letters to me about what people knew about that wife, about their life, about what had happened during certain situations. so--so that was a personal contact. someone else who--robert baridge, a man in indiana, has spent 30 years--he's a schoolteacher. and he spent 30 years every summer going around the country researching rockwell. it's just his passion. so before many of the people were dead who did know rockwell, he had gotten interviews and he shared a lot of that information with me, which was--i deeply appreciated, you can imagine. c-span: what's he done--what--what town does he live in indiana? >> guest: i want so say evanston--is that--evans... c-span: evansville. >> guest: evansville, right--evansville. c-sp

i will talk about the connection to wells fargo as well. they seek to increase profit by capitalizing on this immigrant hatred and violence that is spreading, resulting in increased frustrations for workers, families, and it is that the taxpayer expense. it is impacting state and local government budgets. this brings me back to wells fargo and its relationship to the g.o. group. the profit as a major investor and underwriter, a broker-dealer of shares, a trustee, documentation they do, dealer manager, and financial adviser. wells fargo paid lobbyists for policy-setting crestmoor immigrants and for-profit facilities. wells fargo made contributions to the arizona copycat in georgia. several politicians in the senate have voted in favor of this law and many others. [bell rings] wells fargo receive $43 billion in taxpayer bailout as to the government to aid people in mortgages, and they continue to foreclose on the homes of our working families. we want to encourage the city of san francisco to continue the legacy of supported working families