at the time i enjoyed meeting hubert humphrey but wondered a lot more about george mcgovern and i think that was really the seven all event for me at twelve years old living in orange county california behind the orange curtain not a great progressive thousand other i begin very involved in george mcgovern campaign and in fact on election night my father allowed me to cut school so that i could walk free six and that was a real introduction for me because i could understand why a two o'clock everybody was giving up the george mcgovern had lost so we haven't walked our precincts so that began my fight never to give up until all the ballots were counted and cast and that was said november of one thousand seventy two with george mcgovern's campaign to begin to take the democratic party back for the peace and justice movement so i think quite honestly that's where this road began where i find myself tonight you have been in this for for basically are all white. yeah i think that's when you look back on it now forty seven years one nine hundred seventy two is quite a memory seventy two led t

the governor at the time i enjoyed meeting hubert humphrey but wondered a lot more about george mcgovern and i think that was really the seven all event for me at twelve years old living in orange county california behind the orange curtain not a great progressive thousand other i begin very involved in george mcgovern campaign and in fact on election night my father allowed me to cut school so that i could walk free six and that was a real introduction for me because i could understand why a two o'clock everybody was giving up the george mcgovern had lost so we haven't walked our precincts so that began my fight never to give up until all the ballots are counted and cast and that was said november of one hundred seventy two with george mcgovern's campaign to begin to take the democratic party back for the peace and justice movement so i think quite honestly that's where this road began where i find myself tonight you have been in this for for basically your whole life. yeah i think that's when you look back on it now forty seven years one nine hundred seventy two is quite a memory seven

at the time i enjoyed meeting hubert humphrey but wondered a lot more about george mcgovern and i think that was really the seven all event for me at twelve years old living in orange county california behind the orange curtain not a great progressive the house should i begin very involved in george mcgovern's campaign and in fact on election night my father allowed me to cut school so that i could walk free seats and that was a real introduction for me because i could understand why a two o'clock everybody was giving up the george mcgovern had lost so we have you walked our precincts so that began my fight never to give up until all the ballots are counted and cast and that was said november of one hundred seventy two with george mcgovern's campaign to begin to take the democratic party back for the peace and justice movement so i think quite honestly that's where this road began where i find myself tonight you have been in this for for basically or always. yeah i think that's when you look back on it now forty seven years and one nine hundred seventy two is quite a memory seventy two

at the time i enjoyed meeting hubert humphrey but wondered a lot more about george mcgovern and i think that was really the seven all event for me at twelve years old living in orange county california behind the orange curtain not a great progressive bastion of that i begin very involved in george mcgovern campaign and in fact on election night my father allowed me to cut school so that i could walk free six and that was a real introduction for me because i could understand why a two o'clock everybody was giving up the george mcgovern had lost so we haven't walked our precincts so that began my fight never to give up until all the ballots were counted and cast and that was said november of one hundred seventy two with george mcgovern's campaign to begin to take the democratic party back for the peace and justice movement so i think quite honestly that's where this road began where i find myself tonight you have been in this for her basically are all white. yeah i think that's when you look back. now forty seven years one nine hundred seventy two is quite a memory seventy two led to jer

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you are likely to nominate somebody who first became active in 1972 as a mcgovern field person who then became a national figure in 1992, which means that if you are under 42 years of age, you couldn't vote when her husband first ran. do you really think hillary clinton is the face of change the country will want to vote for in 2016? >> there's a reason that my counter part a few minutes ago said their party as a problem winning presidential elections. they are dramatically out of touch with most americans in the country. it is because even though he had a rebrand, it hasn't worked out so well. because just yesterday you could look at the things that the organizations did to alienate us african-americans, hispanics, i mean, jews and nonchristians. it is one thing after another. so we are the party that is focused on expanding, we're a national party. we've turned red states to purple to blue. there isn't a single state in this country that is blue today that is anywhere near turning purple and on its way to being red. the republican party has become an insular regional party in the mids

fiber optic cables that carry most of the world's internet and phone traffic before her cia officer ray mcgovern believes those of violating privacy should face justice not the leakers. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his in his campaign there it is say as to whether what they were doing was illegal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate americans privacy right and left the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this way they should be in the supposed impeached in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to you to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies media stan is a road movie which follows wiki leaks activists on a mission to reveal sensitive u.s. secrets were showing it throughout the day here on r.t. international i discussed it with a special panel of guests including j

mcgovern, for five minutes. . without objection. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, the time has come for our military to leave afghanistan. afghan president karzai's refusal to sign a bilateral security agreement should be the last straw in putting an end to what has become america's longest war. after more than 12 years, hundreds of billions of dollars, and over 2,100 american service men and women killed in combat, it is time to bring all of our troops home now. in poll after poll the american people have made it clear that they want our troops home. certainly our brave men and women in uniform and their families have done everything that we have asked of them and more. we must not ask them to continue to fight, bleed, and die in afghanistan for another 10 or 12 years to support a government more interested in extorting america and ripping off our tax dollars than in working with us to strengthen its own security. mr. speaker, president obama needs to turn this conflict over to the afghans. as of yesterday 2,153 members of our armed forces have died in af

from the fiber of the cables which carry most of the world's online traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks those violating privacy should face justice not the leakers. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his in his calm patriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional but the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this way they should be brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states now what would media outlets do if they were given some secret documents the media stunt road movie answers that question we will be highlighting it here on r t but a team of wiki leaks journalists traveled across central asia and later to britain and then the u.s. offering up a classified cables to the press the film's creator julian assange and one of his companions spoke to our teas and he's an hour earlier. what makes this documen

spying but former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks this is just a p.r. stunt. i think the internet executives are crying crocodile tears they've made a lot of money out of it and sorry for their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind it they're losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes they'd like to have a sensible rules to make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about violations of the fourth amendment. and say aims to make all individual privacy a thing of the past at least that's what the journalist who first revealed edward snowden leaks thanks at r.t. dot com we've got the full details of his address to e.u. inquiry on the matter in which he accuses politicians of refusing to budge until they themselves are affected. and oklahoma environmental activists face up to a decade behind bars for a protest after police mistake the glitter on their banner for a chemical weapon and accuse them of a terrorist hopes. also o

intelligence estimate chairman ray mcgovern estimates four in five americans don't know israel might even have an atomic bomb thanks to complete distortions by mainstream media suggesting iran is the nuclear power and iran with their nuclear program ready to aim those missiles straight ad straight at the country according to both jane's defense weekly and the institute of strategic studies israel's estimated to have two hundred to three hundred nuclear warheads all sixteen u.s. intelligence agencies admit iran is not even trying to build one you know it's middle east pub quiz syndicated charlie recently just simple facts you'd be sure referred to iran if you relied on mainstream media and they actually applied to israel. fairness and accuracy in reporting notes absence of any evidence against iran mainstream media are now resorting to storm the shingly crude racist slurs they'd never dare prints about jews currently being printed in all seriousness about the entire peoples the new york times claims that iran is a land with straight talk and virtua not widely seen to overlap persians

but if you happen to the nsa agent the mcgovern has an official list of talking points that way you can win those family arguments for sure. yeah that's right the government is not giving as he ages lists a very corny talking points when the fire dog lake so that way they can convince their relatives over the holidays and just how awesome effective and necessary. the national security agency truly is despite all those little revelation things of mass buying by snowden. trust me talking with success for reasoned political social religious organizations use them for their members who may not be the best debaters on the planet can defend the position of the organization will have no problem with tears again this list ages because it's a question from journalists when the government wants you to propaganda and your friends and family over christmas and thanksgiving it all seems kind of cult ish to me. that's just my opinion when i am. he said since. asked the reason i'm only home first. two explosions at its that time you you. when we will. i took it gets worse every day cos breaking the ol

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fiber optic cables that carry most of the world's internet and phone traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern believes those violating privacy should face justice betty. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states of all dog eared because he used it to argue with his and his compatriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was illegal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be in the spose peached in their case and brought to trial for the use of gross violations of their solemn oath to. support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies throughout the day. showing. a road movie about we can make socks and it's on a mission to wear veil sensitive secrets at six pm g.m.t. will have a live discussion about that project with a panel of guests talking about the challenges and

professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intel. professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington isn't it time to cut a deal with mr snowden i mean he's made his point everybody knows his name if you can if you're literate you know who he is anywhere in the world we certainly know a whole lot more about the n.s.a. i mean isn't it time to move forward in reform the n.s.a. and the intelligence community and let this guy off the hook he did.

professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks on a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington isn't it time to cut a deal with mr snowden i mean he's made his point everybody knows his name if you can if you're. literate you know who he is anywhere in the world we certainly know a whole lot more about the n.s.a. i mean isn't it time to move forward and reform the n.s.a. in the intelligence community and let this guy off the hook he did everyone a huge favor peter i guess i would have problems with your phraseology here cutting a deal edward snowden has lived up to a solemn oath to protect and defend the constitution the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic a u.s. district judge now has reiterated defect to. the n.s.a. as he put it has indiscriminately and charlie invaded

along with claims that a number of countries were also in on the eavesdropping former cia officer ray mcgovern says those behind the surveillance should be brought to justice. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states of all dog eared because he used it to argue with his his come patriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left but the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be. disposed in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to. support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies throughout the day on our t. you are showing media stan a programme about a group of wiki leaks activists who travel across central asia in search of media outlets willing to publish leaked u.s. diplomatic cables also host an extensive discussion

straight from the fiber optic cables which carry most of the world's online traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks those violating privacy should face justice and not the leakers i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his and his campaign there it is say as to whether what they were doing was illegal whether it was constitutional the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this way they should be brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. now what would it media outlets do if they were given some secret documents the media road movie answers that question we will be highlighting it here on r t a team of wiki leaks journalists travels across central asia and to later to britain and the us offering classified cables to the press the film's creator julian assange and one of his companions spoke to our tease and he said now an earlier. what makes this documentary so interest

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case right after a federal judge ruled that the spying may be unconstitutional former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks the move is simply a p.r. stunt. i think the internet executives are crying crocodile tears they've made a lot of money out of it and sorry for being their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind it they're losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes they'd like to have a sensible rules that make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about violations of the fourth amendment. in our brief look at some other stories from around the world united nations estimated number of dead from two days of fighting in the capital of south sudan has now reached five hundred around eight hundred people have also been reported injured with thousands seeking shelter and you want to compound violence erupted on a monday after a failed cool ad by the former deputy prime minister the country is now facing the largest crisis since its independence from sudan in t

professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks cross talk rolls in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington isn't it time to cut a deal with mr snowden i mean he's made his point everybody knows his name if you can if you're literate you know who he is anywhere in the world we certainly know a whole lot more about the n.s.a. i mean isn't it time to move forward in reform the n.s.a. in the intelligence community and let this guy off the hook he did everyone a huge favor peter i guess i would have problems with your phrase here elegy here cutting a deal. no didn't live up to a solemn oath to protect and defend the constitution the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic a u.s. district judge now has reiterated the fact that. the n.s.a. as he put it has indiscriminately and c

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case right after a federal judge ruled out the spine may be unconstitutional for a cia officer ray mcgovern things the move is simply a p.r. stunt. i think the internet executives are crying crocodile tears they've made a lot of money out of it in cipher in their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind it they're losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes they'd like to have a sensible rules that make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about violations of the fourth amendment. and a week before a meeting obama tech company sent an open letter to the president and congress saying that n.s.a. spying in our minds freedom and here's what abby martin has to say about it. after publicly opposing government surveillance last week internet search giant google has enjoyed a wave of good press but before we all decide to instill our full faith and trust the benevolent and almighty google we might just want to use their search bar to google boston dynamics he

fiber optic cables that carry most of the world's internet and phone traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern believes those violating privacy should face justice not the leakers. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his his compatriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left but the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this way they should be. spose impeached in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to do to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies media stan is a road movie which follows wiki leaks activists on a mission to reveal sensitive u.s. secrets we're showing you throughout the day here on r.t. international i discuss the film with a special panel of guests including julian

straight from the fiber optic cables which carry most of the world's online traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks those violating privacy should face justice and not the leakers. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states of all dog eared because he used it to argue with his in his campaign there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states now what would it media outlets do if they were given some secret documents the media stand road movie answers that question a team of journalists travels across central asia and later to britain and the united states offering classified cables to the press the film's creator joined us songs and one of his companions spoke to our teas and he's an hour early. what makes this documentary so interesting is that we have different media

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straight from the fiber optic cables which carry most of the world's online traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks those are violating the privacy should face justice and not the leakers. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his his come patriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states now what would media outlets do if they were given some secret documents the media stunt road movie answers that question we will be highlighting it here on r t a team of wiki leaks journalists travels across central asia and then later to britain and the u.s. offering up classified cables to the press the film's creator julian assange and one of his companions spoke to our teams and he said earlier. what makes this documenta

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professor at the university of washington and a former federal prosecutor in washington we have ray mcgovern he is the co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in new york we cross to timothy car he is a senior director of strategy at free press all right folks cross talk rolls in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you first in washington isn't it time to cut a deal with mr snowden i mean he's made his point everybody knows his name if you can if you're literate you know who he is anywhere in the world we certainly know a whole lot more about the n.s.a. i mean isn't it time to move forward in reform the n.s.a. in the intelligence community and let this guy off the hook he did everyone a huge favor peter i guess i would have problems with your freeze here elegy here cutting a deal. snowden has lived up to a solemn oath to protect and defend the constitution the united states against all the enemies foreign and domestic u.s. district judge now has reiterated the fact that. the n.s.a. as he put it has indiscriminately

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intelligence estimate chairman ray mcgovern estimates four in five americans don't know israel might even have an atomic bomb thanks to complete distortions by mainstream media suggesting iran is the nuclear power and iran with their nuclear program ready to aim those missiles straight ad straight at the country according to both jane's defense weekly and the institute of strategic studies israel is estimated to have two hundred to three hundred nuclear warheads all sixteen u.s. intelligence agencies admit iran is not even trying to build one you know it's middle east pub quiz syndicated charlie reese know just simple facts you'd be sure of iran if you relied on mainstream media and they actually applied to israel. fairness and accuracy in reporting notes absence of any evidence against iran mainstream media are now resulting to stone the shingly crude racist slurs they'd never dare prints about jews currently being printed in all seriousness about the entire peoples the new york times claims that iran is a land with straight talk and virtua not widely seen to overlap potions lie lik

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sexy saying in his ruling that had the nsa mcgovern has some schools have a disposal but then maybe the attacks could have been thwarted. now both cases the pool supposedly tripodi will be appealed. well the appeals be an excellent could be the supreme court here in united states to rule them all this comes as the white house appointed panel came up with fourteen recommendations in the wake of revelations for whistleblower. it was snowed in. among them was perhaps moving responsibility for keeping a cell phone records of americans add those up rolled back to the foreign companies are acquiring a cold or left to get access to them as well with all this comes at a time when remember it was good and revelations keep on coming out week off the week. they thinking cctv washington. i profiled him senseless has the nam province has led to an investigation of four hundred and thirty one comments party of china numbers and government workers. on saturday that the provincial legislature announced that more than five hundred local law makers have been disqualified. investigation has shown that the

followed by claims that a number of countries were also in on the eavesdropping former cia officer ray mcgovern says those behind the surveillance should be brought to justice. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his his come patriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left the question should be why those who aided and abetted this whether they should be in the spose peached in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies throughout the day here on our t.v. were showing media stan a program about a group of wiki leaks activists who travel across central asia in search of media let's willing to publish the leaked u.s. diplomatic cables while also host makes an ex

intelligence estimate chairman ray mcgovern estimates four in five americans don't know israel might even have an atomic bomb thanks to complete distortions by mainstream media suggesting iran is the nuclear power and iran with their nuclear program ready to aim those missiles straight administrate at the country according to both jane's defense weekly and the institute of strategic studies israel's estimated to have two hundred to three hundred nuclear warheads all sixteen u.s. intelligence agencies admit iran is not even trying to build one in an old school entitled middle east pub quiz syndicated charlie recent just simple facts you'd be sure wrong if you relied on mainstream media and they actually applied to israel. fairness and accuracy in reporting no it's absence of any evidence against iran mainstream media are now resorting to stone the shingly crude racist slurs they'd never dare prints about jews currently being printed in all seriousness about the entire peoples the new york times claims that iran is a land with straight talk and virtua not widely seen to overlap potions

fiber optic cables that carry most of the world's internet and phone traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern believes those violating privacy should face justice not the leakers. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his in his campaign there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left but the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be in the spose impeached in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies well throughout the day are to international is showing media stana road movie about wiki leaks activists on a mission to reveal sensitive u.s. secrets and at six pm g.m.t. we'll have a live discussion about the project with a pane

case right after a federal judge ruled that the spying may be unconstitutional former cia officer ray mcgovern things the move is simply a p.r. stunt. i think the internet executives are crying crocodile tears they've made a lot of money at it so in ciphering their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind it they're losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes states like to have a sensible rules that make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about a violation of the fourth amendment. and a week before meeting obama tech companies send an open letter to the president and congress saying that anastase spying undermines freedom and here's what abby martin has to say about it. after publicly opposing government surveillance last week internet search giant google has enjoyed a wave of good press before we all decide to instill our full faith and trust the benevolent an almighty google we might just want to use their search bar to google boston dynamics he said

sure former us intelligence estimate chairman ray mcgovern estimates four in five americans don't know israel might even have an atomic bomb thanks to complete distortions by mainstream media suggesting iran is the nuclear power and iran where their nuclear program ready to aim those missiles straight ad straight at the country according to both jane's defense weekly and the institute of strategic studies israel's estimated to have two hundred to three hundred nuclear warheads all sixteen u.s. intelligence agencies admit iran is not even trying to build one you know it's middle east pub quiz syndicated charlie reese no just simple facts you'd be sure of iran if you relied on mainstream media and they actually applied to israel. fairness and accuracy in reporting no it's absence of any evidence against iran mainstream media are now resorting to stone the shingly crude racist slurs they'd never dare prints about jews currently being printed in all seriousness about the entire peoples the new york times claims that iran is a land with straight talk and virtua not widely seen to overlap po

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optic cables that carry most of the world's internet and phone traffic and a former cia officer ray mcgovern believes those violating privacy should face justice not that any. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his his come patriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate americans privacy right and left the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be. suppose impeached in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies. through the day r.c.a. international is showing media stunt a road movie about a wiki leaks actually it's on a mission to reveal sensitive u.s. secrets and at six pm g.m.t. will have a live discussion about the project with a pile of gas t

from the fiber optic cables which carry most of the world's online traffic a former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks those violating privacy should be facing justice and not the leakers i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his and his campaign there it is say as to whether what they were doing was illegal whether it was constitutional the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. now what would media outlets do if they were given some secret documents the media stand road movie answers that question a team of wiki leaks journalists travels across central asia and a later to britain and the us offering up classified cables to the press films creator julia songe and one of his companions spoke to artes and he said earlier what makes this documentary so interesting is that we have a different media organiz

fiber optic cables that carry most of the world's internet and phone traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern believes those violating privacy should face justice. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states of all dog eared because he used it to argue with his his compatriots there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this where they should be in the dispose peached in their case brought to trial for the use of gross violations of their solemn oath to. support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies throughout the day all seem to nationally showing media ston a road movie about what we can make activists on a mission to reveal sensitive u.s. secrets and at six pm chante will have a live discussion about the project with a panel of guests talking abo

straight from the fiber optic cables which carry most of the world's online traffic former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks those violating privacy should face justice and not the leakers i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states all dog eared because he used it to argue with his in his come pick for his there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. well what would media outlets do if they were given some secret documents in the media stan road movie answers that question a team of wiki leaks journalists travels across central asia and later to britain and of us offering up classified cables to the press the film's creator julian assange and one of his companions spoke to artes and he said now earlier. what makes this documentary so interesting is we have different media

it emerged they were all in one way or another complicit and say spying but former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks this is all just a p.r. stunt. i think the internet executives are crying crocodile tears they've made a lot of money at the encipher in their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind it they're losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes states like to have a sensible rules that make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about violations of the fourth amendment. as we bring out in the sea bill that could pardon up to twenty five thousand people has just been passed in the lower house of russia's parliament not only would the measure clear those convicted charged or suspected of various crimes but he could also put in and some of russia's most controversial criminal cases artie's europe is kind of has been following the bill's passage and now joins us live hugh gore i assume this has something to do with pussy riot as well which of course ha

right after a federal judge ruled that spying may in fact be unconstitutional former cia officer ray mcgovern thinks the move is simply a p.r. stunt. i think the internet executives are crying crocodile tears they've made a lot of money at it since sorry for you their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind. their losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes they'd like to have a sensible rules to make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about violations of the fourth amendment. a brief look now at some global headlines the united nations as from its number of dead from two days of finding in the capital of south sudan has now reached five hundred around eight hundred people have also been reported injured with thousands seeking shelter in human camp compounds i was ruptured on monday after a failed coup led by the former deputy prime minister the country is now facing the largest crisis since its independence from sudan in twenty eleven. a demonstration

intelligence estimate chairman ray mcgovern estimates four in five americans don't know israel might even have an atomic bomb thanks to complete distortions by mainstream media just in iran is the nuclear power iran with their nuclear program ready to aim those missiles straight at straight at the country according to both jane's defense weekly and the institute of strategic studies israel's estimated to have two hundred to three hundred nuclear warheads all sixteen u.s. intelligence agencies not even trying to build one in the middle east pub quiz syndicated charlie reese know just simple facts you'd be sure wrong if you relied on mainstream media and they actually applied to israel. fairness and accuracy in reporting no it's absence of any evidence against iran mainstream media are now resulting to stone the shingly crude racist they'd never dare prints about jews currently being printed in all seriousness about the entire peoples the new york. on the land with straight talk and virtua not widely seen to overlap potions lie like a rug smokes the washington post journalist a new yor

franklin roosevelt at the john kennedy's and the other people who saw the world differently george mcgovern had a very different vision of the world the time is now and people are waking up you guys thank you so much for being such an integral part of the awakening must see series untold history united states thank you so much. really. and that's it for our show tonight you guys thanks for watching. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a standard of living. well it's been a lot of these. people. a pleasure to have you with us here today. a case of incest and depravity as shocked australia in a remote valley police discovered a family that has been interbreeding for four generations brother sister father daughter uncle niece resulting in a gruesome outcome for all involved in what the police refer to as an incest cults. i know what you're thinking thinking you're. it sounds a whole lot like wall street sons and daughters program where sons and daughters of the fathers and mothers aunts and uncles ruling the world are hard to see in the banking system with