and that's. i'm confused i'm a little hurt a little hurt i guess is just another day of living in the upside down alternate reality insanity that has grown out of russia gate and the new cold war two point zero now let's jump on our b.m.x. bikes pop some reese's pieces and turn the upside down right side up and start watching the hawks. what. it looks like. it's like. the last to keep the ball out of it. but they like you know that i got. this. week so. well done one and all the watching dark so i am i rolled with it and on top of the law i'm also very confused i don't but. i know man apparently know fox

news is the propagandists over there or they could be the evil foreign intelligence agencies could could get in the fox news because donald trump watches it all the time and then they could they could they could infiltrate and buy off people and create agents and you split idiots and spread evil propaganda from the us like fox news isn't already spreading for years propaganda for the republican ideal being out by they've been spreading nonsense for the republicans for a very long time they don't need anybody else help with that so strange about this to me is this idea that everyone who works in news is just one cup of coffee away from getting honeypot and which they still as our wonderful productive actually can't side where the honey pot because there's not one yet unknown am a really useless idea of the. everyone of media is just so ridiculous and stupid that we're all just you know falling for these k.g.b. called who are tired dicks. you know and in

a serious side when you look at this because it's easy to look at a headline like that what's easy. is this really gotten this ridiculous now but when you look at the other side of it and when you realize that in this kind of new cold war climate you know we're news agencies are being targeted as propaganda and you know you know they're directors being forced to you know sign on to x. from one nine hundred thirty eight against nazis and and having press credentials congressional presidential candidate in a way you know these things can turn dangerous very quickly and can turn into a sense of support censorship of free speech you know is this dangerous stab at the end of the day in your opinion is this kind of like i mean look you know the guy writing this article didn't like say like he believes this is actually happening he's just more like throwing it into the ether that this could be someone which i love the self-indulgent musings of everyone from the right to her everything i will get out about a little later the pharaoh but this one is one of really gets me because. you look

at what he's saying which he's basing this all on a.p. reports of russian hackers suppose allegedly going after journalists that someone you know what you're journalists have have gotten phishing emails and they must be from from fancy bear and everything i don't even know what to say about that but what's interesting is when you when you go down his list in the article of things that are you know k.g.b. be right from the crate k.g.b. cold where playbook they're actually not they're actually much more in line with the cia tool used during the cold war which we now use today to sell to bits. and i know right i mean. it reaks you know yeah i'm sure the k.g.b. did you know crazy stuff in europe and things like that back to the daily drugs not in bird was the actual documented cia tactic during the cold war and once what you see and that's when you get to like realistically the cia is the more to influence

us culture and influence your solid six through by using a journalist which was the entire idea of our broderick mark mark on board which was in one nine hundred forty eight the cia's prince wiseman who was appointed to the director of the office of special projects that was the later renamed the office of policy coordination. while sitting in a shop clerk or name policy that many question why isn't there to created what was called which we found out later during like the investigations after watergate after watergate and like the rockefeller like the church investigations the secret of what was called project operation mockingbird which was designed to basically influence the domestic american press and push the cia's agenda which was an anti-communist anti russian and anything that was remotely socialist or made america look bad you never want to make america look bad these that these things were all made in a place amazing that doesn't happen. anymore and philip graham actually the publisher and co owner of the washington post was recruited to run mockingbird

within the news industry by wiser the guy runs was involved with this article ends up in the washington post so you know it's pretty incredible very good and i think what people don't realize is this isn't just the conspiracy theorists in the fifty's but if we're going to bring up things that happened in the fifty's we have to look at things like project mockingbird not because we're it's crazy and the government did wild things in the name of democracy and our safety it's how big it was right and i think that's a part so in the book the secret history the cia before we were on the story joe trying to rights by nine hundred fifty three operation mockingbird had a major influence over twenty five newspapers and wire agencies including the new york times time c.b.s. so yeah you know why stars operations were funded by siphoning the funds intended for the marshall plan some of this money was used to bribe journalists and publishers you know three thousand salaried contracts or employees carl bernstein to nine hundred seventy seven wrote in the rolling stone that he knew they

considered more than four hundred journalists had had an alliance with the cia so. and in turn of developments reminiscent to last year's protracted legal battles over the president's infamous travel ban it federal judge in san francisco ruled this week that the that the white house move to terminate the doc a program that shield so-called dreamers from deportation is not grounded in legal reasoning but was rather a capricious decision and being illegitimately used as a political bargaining chip in this verdict a judge cited some of the president's tweets on the topic including one in which he throws cold water on the idea that anyone even him would want to actually deport americans brought here is your children and an ironic twist of reasoning agrees that since the president is on the tweet record theoretically in support of the program and claims to only oppose it because it was not implemented in accordance with existing law the courts have a duty to step in decide whether or not the program is legal and prevent the

trumpet administration from scrapping a program trump appears to actually support. well nothing like a manual constitutional crisis to unpack your hogwash or so where do we even start but this. is so much bizarreness going on with doc and i mean we watched that live you know everybody had been kind of if you're paying attention watch the live round table thing of the president and democrats republicans all pardon you know trying to iron out immigration and all that you saw just how terrible elected officials all acting are really including for the obama administration deported more people more than anyone else and everybody sat back and every time you brought it up it's like but we but we but we got and the word is the democrats look we cannot round table would trump do you know that i mean they were they were barely raising the people like oh no we do. i mean there was no like big stand against donald with a moment to do that peace through strength right thing to use a little military style i remember that the whole deal then you need to show some

strength to him now let me ask you this and it's about trump he claims he needs us twitter to order to get the sort of understood message to his followers that he doesn't like this idea that he has to be you know i don't know what. i don't get what he means but this i do believe this distill under still thanks to his to his followers but let me ask you do you think he would be better off in your experience without the sort of spontaneous pseudo straight talk of well this because he ends up in these kinds of situations where he ends up contradicting himself over and over why you know look we live in the social media age so can i sit here and say a president shouldn't be on social media or. at the same i mean that's his right and still at the end of the day you might be president united states but the man still has his own person and i wouldn't be like oh no the president shouldn't tweet you know let him tweet if he's not smart with there's tweets that's nobody's fault but his own and i don't think i think if anything that allows us

a better idea of to see just who the president is so it's easier to either impeach him or just not going back to be a terrible. we have every i mean it's like many things that no no no i mean that i mean none of honestly if he is honestly contradicting himself doesn't really help the resistance movement and what they're saying is we need to have these things on line and prove that he shouldn't be president and every president if they decide that they want to get on twitter and tweet out something crazy or contradict themselves or anything like that that's that's is their prerogative but they also have to accept the consequences that people are going to bend question their decision making we're going to wait a minute you don't make sense of your tweets. what's also interesting is that the motivations here and part of judge also are you know we are clearly noble you know the judge sees the hundreds of thousands of young people terrified that their legal status is being used as a bargaining chip. you know. and he did use trying to bring some rationality to the process but it does seem like constitutionally speaking the argument could be

considered shaky because you know who gets to decide what the president actually wants his own administration or an appointed judge you can't go a good judge should be crawling into donald's mind based on his tweets to say this is i'm trying to you know i'm thinking for donald right now you know you just don't get it legally right like i mean who should get to decide that the president or the law i mean that's really the question that we're that's kind of about whether what he means on his mind why he has a problem is we don't have a clue he doesn't have a clue he's just on this i mean it's this thing about his base his base really likes this much as they did with the breck said you know there's a base that really likes this we're going to get all the illegals and one is going to off that's going to fix everything somehow financially except what they don't realize and i think they're slowly starting to realize a lot of trump voters what i'm seeing is that people are starting to realize that what you said about the wall was going to get paid for and now i got to pay for it and they're starting to see these little things that now after he talks big but he doesn't follow through you know threaten daca but he won't follow through talking

about social security but not follow it seems traveled. and not following through and then it's all look at it all the it's it's the judges fault it's this that's become more of every president it seems in the last was actually already as if they promise big and deliberate very little all right as we go to break our watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we cover the facebook and twitter see our poll shows that are too dot com coming up marcos top of the wall is breaking down all the sanity and hoopla over the claims of prop twenty twenty and artie's david miller follows up his report on the high cost fight over luke you're blind stay tuned to the whole. a cursory glance at the media environment could easily give you the impression that the vast majority of journalists studied psychology at university so many are convinced donald trump is not mentally fit to be president or the same journalist

suffering from from the region syndrome. unfortunately it appears that once people learn that you've reported in a sexual assault or may have been involved in an incident that they become scared if you instead of being scared of the perpetrator. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with the tax haven secrets two trillion united states dollars passed through most. in the amount of time that we've been in the panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money it really is. journalism it's a fact of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of. documents were examined. all the people which basically have

tried to get an advantage out of this sort of newspaper. and probably other politician which were. other politicians the media were quick to find targets such as the kings of morocco and saudi arabia the president of argentina several prime ministers. and russian president vladimir putin of course. oh my god i've had so i have sued so many newspapers for defamation some things don't just happen by chance it was very striking there were no more americans and especially a lot of people from the brics countries specially brazil russia and china that this special project reveals what was missed in the media coverage. of the panama chronicles.

this week the news media in all its forms corporate an independent left and right government run and privately funded prove that the shortest recorded length of time is when a black woman speaks and a round of self-indulgent think pieces and punditry try to shut her down oprah winfrey made a deeply important speech while accepting the cecil b. and b. demille award at this year's golden globes in it she shared her journey from a poor working class trialed inspired to succeed by the women and men who fought before her making her career possible and told the next generation that quote when that new day finally dawns it will be because of a lot of magnificent women many of whom are right here in this room tonight and some pretty phenomenal men fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say need to again course by morning c.n.n.'s n.b.c. and fox news were champing at the bit to panel after annele arguing about whether

or not oprah should run for president not so i thought to myself did i miss something i clean my ears i looked around did i hear her wrong no oprah never said she was running for president never in fact since facts are so important she told the hollywood reporter last summer that quote i will never run for public office that's a pretty definitive thing and quote oprah told c.b.s. this morning last fall that quote there will be no running for office of any and for me and immediately following her speech out the golden globe she was asked by bloomberg politics if she planned to run and she answered quote i don't i don't and won't and yet within twenty four hours of her speech the host of cnn's reliable sources brian says that claimed his sources say she's actively thinking about it even misquoting roe longtime partner steadman in the report court which is of the

time of this broadcast and correct it but it doesn't matter does it the. washington post posted no less than thirty articles regarding an oprah presidential run including such headline gems as oprah could run oprah could win is america going insane or coming to its senses or the oprah in twenty twenty talk is proof of our democracy is degradation and my personal favorite oprah might run for president we did the opposition research for you that's right you get in there and destroy her character and human value all in the name of your moral purity right leaning publication the federalist is so panicked at the very notion of a rich black woman with a strong personality running that they think we should abolish the presidency of oprah with runs even the intercepts said he has son proclaimed oprah winfrey for president as we all gone bonkers the president took time out of

self-congratulation tour to respond. you know oh really a lot of thought i know her well you know i was one of the last year she had donald trump on her last week and she got myself very much so i like oh i don't think she's going to. so the same thing about trump we've got this kind of nonsense from the right from trump and from the profit driven news cycle but naively i didn't expect to see it from the laughs especially the far left who were quick to labor who label oprah evil a corporate stooge of the liberal current gross of your own accord savior we keep expecting because cantering toward us from middle of moral superiority it was sad to see white activists using other black women's criticism of obama to claim that there shouldn't be any black candidates for president because they would just be beholden to government corporate interests anyway however it isn't the criticism of a possible oprah run the bothers me i could not care less it's the fact that so

many felt she didn't have a right to speak on this subject fact oprah was raped at the age of nine she was beaten even whipped as a child wit her entire career in the news business was man after man telling her she would never amount to anything she had every right to make that speech it's just sad that the message was overshadowed by everyone's desire to get that hot take it in the end it took another celebrity to point out that the obsession with celebrity is what actually ails us family guy creator and actor seth macfarlane told twitter oprah is beyond doubt a magnificent orator but the idea of a reality show star running against a talk show host is troublingly dystopia we don't want to create a world where dedicated public service careers become undesirable and impractical in the face of raw celebrity i couldn't agree more. it is a it is

a wild time in this world seth macfarlane. you know because i have already written family guy and does the voice of reason yeah but blue generally so . there was a really good break because that's what really killed me about all this is that everybody didn't pay any attention to the come to think of the speech she gave now what would you is a brilliant speech about me too and empowerment of stuff in harassment and all that brilliant speech and instead everybody use of what's not talk about the speech it's not talk about the content of the speech let's talk about the will she run in twenty twenty it's twenty eight team just the start of i don't care who's running in two thousand and twenty because we don't know yet now we're just them entire news cycle to almost to. see about every panel was like oh my gosh going around it's not going to run is she going to run i don't know maybe you should listen oprah she said no move on why don't you talk about what she actually was that's

what was speaking instead of but this was the thing i feel at the far right in the far left or were. they were you couldn't tell the difference between either one of them and that's something i think those on the far left have to really look at the mayor you literally sound like nazis now you it is in this you cannot see the two different articles some of i can't even publish i can't bring them up on here because they're so foul like literally are so foul or poorly written but it's this idea that. we we have we have this idea of being on these far extremes that there is this moral purity that they have to get to that anybody who is rich or anybody who has this and anybody who doesn't fit into this perfect like i said the unicorn you know perfect liberal you know corn savior you know and it's sad to me i'm all sides are saying the same thing i remember when my when my father one is governor given the fact that he had a military background everybody on the liberal side assumed that he was this hard

core republican right he was not people make so many assumptions and i'm not trying to like you know protect oprah winfrey from criticizing none of us are you know i know you know him he runs i don't know anything about her politics why because always is allowed to shoot him right and the day that she says yes i'm running then i'll begin to our politics then i'll say all right what's your platform what you stand for does she even the military industrial complex does she know who she you know but right now because she's not running i don't care i wish people would have listened to her platform at that moment when she was standing there because i am tired of oprah as the victim was a victim assault and as a victim myself of both as a child of abuse and and as an adult i find discussed standing for people on the left to use the abuse of women to make your political notions to be like well we're so left or we're so right that we're cool and we can know. or the people in hollywood because they thought i was their only one of us don't suffer the same way

the rest of us do we all suffer in different ways it's might be more and you know to them or have different sorts of john assume like this idea is suffering as a cross the board we need to be opening our hearts and saying let's listen everybody's stories and listen to everybody's experiences rather than closing our eyes and i think we have a. medical technology is reaching new advancements bailey yesterday artie's david miller brought us the news of blocks turn a new gene therapy drug now now with hopes of a new. cure on the horizon two brothers are out to make a difference while raising funds to offset the cost of the research and medical advancement artie's david miller story. kyra bather misson to raise awareness and help other victims the many brothers created to blind brothers using their sense of touch to create a clothing company to help find a cure for blindness at a young age brian and bradford manning were diagnosed with an eye disease that causes blindness over time and blindness is

a societal problem that causes problems and economic productivity and education and we wanted to do something for all of these preclinical researchers that are trying to cure blindness so we thought clothing would be a great conduit for that we launched in may of two thousand and sixteen and since then we were really lucky to get great attention on it and at the beginning of two thousand and seventeen we realized we had the ability to come over full time and dedicate everything to it and that's how we got into it maintained that to buy brothers can raise money for those crucial clinical trials like those from sparks their picks in developing what's turning a gene therapy in help finding a cure for blindness you know a great example is part therapeutics which just got approval to cure for this cure for l.c.a. i mean that started with the relationship between the gene and the condition in one thousand nine hundred four it went into the into

a very noteworthy patient corey haas in two thousand and seven and then after ten years of clinical trials it's now available so it really is a want process and many brothers continue to inspire through their research and their personal funding in finding a cure for blindness reporting from washington d.c. david miller r t america. you know and i look at michael so there be like this is the great i'm not you know make an advertisement for this drug but i think that the fact that we're at a stage where through gene therapy and. and the fact that science has brought us to a point where we can actually say hey we might lose this particular sort of blindness. it was a problem thousand or two thousand people that are affected by this we might have a cure that's amazing i love living in a time that has a flip side i don't like living in a time where bore hundred thousand dollars per eye is what the cost of the cure is ludicrous but that's the point if you if they can't profit from it it's going to be very expensive and if they can profit from it from

a lot of people the same thing you see in cancer drugs is that certain forms of cancer are not as popular as other forms of cancer so the drugs and everything are and so they can figure out a way to use this on all people to be very tight i think that's foul because yeah but i have a thing about i don't think people should make money off of. profit should not decide the cost of life saving our life altering technology and i'd like to see more rich people paying for it if i had a billion dollars i'd be by and eyesight for anybody give this woman a billion dollars please. are you level headed and clear thinking while handling unusual incidents in situations such as severe weather conditions turbulence delays due to weather mechanical hijacking or bomb threats most importantly are you really really going to keeping secrets well you might be the flight attendant classified airline janet is looking for the

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