living in that world which is why we must always be watching the whole. wonder what. it looks like real that this would. be the plot of. the day like you know what i got. was that we. would. be. welcome everybody to watch the ark so i am tired robot and i'm up a while and. move another another year another bomb drop of george bush gets a medal is pretty incredible isn't it yeah it's wild but i mean is it really that surprising i mean. it's the constitutional liberty award which

sparingly in its thirtieth year pretty exciting do you were discovered to recipients for their commitment to veterans or george w. bush said the statement to the press quote laura and i are honored to dedicate this award from the national constitution center to the men and women who have defended a nutshell the rights and freedoms i'm trying to in our constitution said the man who signed the patriot act into law. which essentially shut out our constitutional rights and brought us torture error the n.s.a. george tenet allowed an eleven happened on this was blah blah blah blah blah blah blah but hey it's my grave that he gets an award this image lives isn't that nice you know i mean girls jersey to. laura got it for all their efforts and career in supporting the eagles yeah. spac like a football team. i refuse by the way i go i go right i don't get with all the dogs right i'm just going to fear as so maybe about and it's also one of those old. it

was alert and just tragic about this it's like george maybe had his hand in creating a lot of veterans overboard helping veterans of the previous winners a caesar you know the above thirty years of our previous winners actually include twenty seventeen u.s. john mccain won the liberty medal in the cause touche and hillary rodham clinton twenty thirteen robert gates defense secretary twenty eleven prime minister tony blair. twenty two and bush and clinton george is billed both got to thousand and six also mohamed ali the fourteenth dalai lama. when it comes to liberty like to those names actually makes. this seriously i think maybe. you know i mean john mccain has actually done things for veterans because he's actually a veteran you know and his plate is the view of them as telling that story as out.

he has on a number of occasions hard on every administration for not taking care so at least he gets something but i'm confused i'm confused about how the guy who just made an entire generation of. oh well former vice president joe biden in awarding george and laura bush the liberty of medal i know i'm not so biden it's not about democrats or republicans it's about who we are it's about standing up for men and women who put their lives on the line to defend us every single day which i completely agree with i just don't understand but he was already president. why does he need more friggin medals why don't you take the money you spent on this party and these medals and everything else or he's got to go on this little soapbox for a second and maybe take care of one of the twenty two twenty three twenty four twenty five veterans a day killed themselves. but hey george gets another matter also about. you know isn't it amazing how we live in a world where george bush is like completely considered to be great yeah donald

trump is the greatest thing that ever happened to the bush family as for you because they should thank you card because they have made me seriously go. i mean i was never a bush's evil kind of gal but wow that's the whole new turn around here it's just i just i do think it's silly the whole is giving awards for just being a decent human being for being in a position of power and doing the right thing you get a special award and you get aboard nowadays for doing the wrong for it to. vote but some people are crazy for saying that giving everyone a protest participation in battle is non-science ocarina kind of feel like this is right like begs for participation we can have medicare for all but we can have a was for all our good to no good to go. well.

one can do with making the news again this time north of the border in canada according to a coalition of environmental groups the canadian government was secretly influenced by the company during an approval process for roundup or teas alex mile of it reports in toronto. it's a company that screws up the public's emotions around the world. just a few months ago. real people's concerns of don't want to learn go. on for years. take the place that went this way of putting the sign up cause by. using all if you are much easier in those g.'s this case ultimately led to ground keeper do wayne johnson winning seventy million dollars in a civil suit against monsanto he claims that roundup caused his cancer consumers

have recognized the potential risks answer now it's this case which is now helping stir controversy in canada based on court documents be public in california a coalition of environmental groups believe that monsanto had a secret role in producing studies which influence the canadian government's decision to approve life is say a couple of years ago in an interview with c.b.c. sidney ribeau of the environmental group with there said monsanto has been playing around with scientific studies it's making these studies look like they are independent when in fact they were written or heavily influenced by monsanto one center which is now owned by germany's bear denies any wrongdoing the canadian government however is taking the allegations seriously its public health department known as health canada called the claims troubling and it tends to review the hundreds of studies used during the approval process for glycine. some activists

believe the canadian fed should go further once you can see independent review immediately and suspending the use of life a seat currently roundup is used on a number of crops in canada including corn soy and wheat foods that reach the dinner tables of millions across the country for our teeth i'm alex my lil bitch reporting from toronto. oh oh oh oh. carol joins the list of countries. too big to fail you guys may have manipulated into saying your product was healthy and safe and good for all kids just. yeah i know i mean we're pretty clear on that if a save is not good. you know what all those studies i was hundreds and hundreds of studies of its effect on plants on soil on humans on. butterflies. farmers livelihood. it pretty much just stories all of them but it's super funny

and those are just where the hippies study is but didn't. listen to ours. were the company that makes i mean if you can't trust the company that's trying to sell you a circa agent who. really. you know they are the company that bought the rooms were. there because the. thousand lawsuits because of this one. it's interesting because your prior to this you kind of saw more european countries take that attitude of we're going to take a step back and really look at person we don't know if we trust god for so you know . that's partly because most other countries aside from the united states have a very fundamentally different process of dealing whether things are safe for consumers and for citizens or not and that is the test begins before they are put out into the market as opposed to i know that sounds i know prices america ok this

is where you just bury your fears and just put your head in the whatever it is you'll be fine you know you can't you save all the time to ask questions later exactly and so we literally in this country and some other countries but mainly i mean. we tend to only go after something after someone's got sick and it has to be multiple people have to get sick and then those people have to pay out of their own pocket to prove to the court system that it made them sick like in the case of wayne johnson not so rocket dwayne johnson a different boy and johnson. johnson who sprayed round up in a similar month commercial product called ranger pro it was a ground as part of a being a ground keeper at a san francisco high school. and he said you know is that way and i was like is all this work if i could probably going to die of cancer he says i was there to defend the truth i'm not scared to die. you know but if i have to die at least i'll die for something and that's after the court awarded him the money and then made it

a smaller amount which was still fifty eight million dollars but either way the idea that you know i commend canada for looking at those we'll see what it takes. we're just going to get us to jump on board to a world. yeah i would hold your breath but i'm not sure of the breyer line i'm not going to hold my breath i am going to go to break so as we're going to break mark wadsworth don't forget to let us know where you're going to with opposite governor on facebook and twitter and see our poll shows at our teeth dot com coming up we're joined by the great media and legal analyst lionel to discuss the new great gilded age of governments grant two billion dollars in subsidies to the world's richest man jeff bezos so stay tuned to watch in the office.

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such as the flu it's almost a. moon neutral and you must. move. hillary clinton is a war monger and the democrats are easily conned into spending trillions of dollars and the defense industry and why they control the house and stocks went up they mean is there any clearer indication that the democrats are the party of war. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck story shows. people who rush to a small town in north dakota was among the rate of zero percent it was like the

gold rush is very very similar to the gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and the station a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality to deal. with black friday and the holiday gift giving season right around the corner hop watchers many politicians are now asking themselves what do you get for the man who has everything well how about a taxpayer funded hello pad and more than two billion in tax credits and incentives because that is exactly what new york and virginia politicians have promised the world's richest man jeff bezos and his trillion dollar company amazon in exchange

for winning his tax break seeking version of survivor in which cities across the united states computer against each other to be crowned as the new location for amazon headquarters and winning the grand prize of supposedly twenty five thousand jobs apiece for the two cities yes wang island. city and queens and the city of arlington and virginia just outside of washington d.c. will be joined holmes to the new headquarters of the online retail giant and many are legitimately crying foul including the brand new us representative from new york alexandria cortez who tweeted amazon is a billion dollar company the idea that it will receive hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks at a time when our subway is crumbling and our communities need more investment not less as a streamlined concerning to residents here joining us now to discuss the world's richest man getting some soy if we taxpayers of that is right for the holidays and legal analyst legal and media analyst the one and only you know how are you why not all. excellent by the way ocasio court does amazon's

a billion dollar who are very trite trillian really she's not she you know bless her heart she tried but you know what i think she's on to something here may i ask you to find people a question sure seriously when did you ever hear of long island city before you know you know what i know it's funny i lived in long island. years in the ninety's and they're still talking about it and i'm still at it because i'm still horrified because like wow they're putting it they are really well it's a it's a lovely place beautiful beautiful of views of don't know of across the east river but look let's get a couple of things out of the way it's good that amazons come all right versus not having the corporate h.q. to i think we all can agree or industry is better that's not the issue the issue is why is anybody paying them two billion dollars for what this is this is not no one

could argue arlington beautiful place but this is it roland milk this is new york why is new york paying two billion dollars and that's it for the two to do this you know that between seventy five eighty to one hundred billion dollars. a year are spent for relocation efforts from cities that's more than any infrastructure programs of the federal government that means that the great people of new york city where i am right now it's one of the going to schools it may be trying to defray student loan debt decrepid i'm sure remember this is subway system streets the usual kind of boring stuff no instead of that we're providing and in centive get this for jeff bezos to move to new york. there's a lot of good reasons to do it now this is but here's the best part. the thing that you know what drives people the craziest is this hello porthole of you add it to

slab of concrete but they're going core easy over the site for the two billion dollars do you know that is so that the agreement was is limited to one hundred twenty flights a year it's not really day or it could be someplace else it's a slab it's like a parking lot whatever it is that but that is symbolic of the greed is like really jeff really yeah i had to go for that i'll be there wasn't sweet enough. with the hello that's the part that's what's driving everybody nuts here the speaker of the assembly said take this seven drain it's not going to take the summer tree you know but it put the question is do we even need this where are the people of new york where are our services ours the subways you haven't seen it in a while it's it's decrepit so that's that's the problem and ocasio cortez bless her

heart in this particular case i think she's on to something i will say that because you know i i moved to new york city in one thousand nine hundred. ninety eight ninety s and. but the one thing i noticed was what it will because it was a vet the subway system at that time was actually very efficient it was a good price it was affordable it's the reason someone could move like me could move to new york city and get around and have seven jobs and make it because we had a subway system that worked but you know like you said it's it's certainly not were it is because they haven't invested it man. but let me also those have been which is a unique kind of a thing to you know i i always i don't fit in anywhere politically i i'm not sure if you've noticed i'm kind of a political atheist i don't know where i conservative liberal these labels i don't know but i want to apply a kind of common sense look to it you know i i do believe that commerce is

wonderful to fuel the economy to help things along that's terrific but you know the the congress may be able to use one day the commerce clause as a means of saying we're going to do something we're going to because you're talking about interstate commerce and interstate funding and the like and i don't know how they can do this it might be a bit draconian oarfish one could even claim but there may be a limitation on the amount of money that starved to. infrastructure starved municipalities and states are basically bribing people to come into their two to hold theirs or trade off for this congress many people have suggested using the commerce clause might be able to do something believe it or not to try to stop or to limit or to get some kind of approval before you take badly needed funds because let me tell you the black people in new york are saying that's our money then again let me repeat this why are you trying to entice amazon to come to new

york it's absolutely at the end of the day why go and you would hope that somebody would wake up and say what's the corporate welfare for people who are people and companies who are the biggest and most richest in the world they can pay for it themselves and still make money and do all but i want to thank you for coming on with their live always a pleasure thank you sir always documents thank you thank you very much. wildfires are slowly but surely being untamed along the southern california coast another threat to the environment and the residents sits right on the beach in august of this year a forty five ton canister holding spent nuclear fuel became lodged on the inner ring of an enclosure causing a hole to transfers and a change in management however this comes after a plant in california was shut down and twenty fifteen for a major leak but what exactly is being done now with this dangerous nuclear way america has the story. the largest stockpile of nuclear waste in the

u.s. is only one hundred feet from the beach nuclear plant here at santa no free was shut down in two thousand and fifteen after a lake was discovered and now the radioactive waste is being very here the only problem is it's on a major fault line in the tsunami zone and next to an interstate freeway just steps from this popular surfing beach in southern california and from the camp pendleton military base was this massive decommissioned nuclear plants run by something california edison it's the largest. privately own nuclear plants in the country it follows the hanford nuclear plant in washington state which is owned and operated by the government. says the plant shut down in two thousand and fifteen edison obtained permits from the california commission to bury these canisters underground as of right now seventy three of the twenty nine are below the surface this is a matter of grave concern to us because nuclear spent nuclear fuel and water don't mix charles langley executive director of public watchdog says the energy company

edison chose the wrong location to bury three point six million pounds of radioactive waste there are actually four winds that run underneath the facility we've documented this injury alogical reports that were suppressed by the nuclear regulatory commission it's in a tsunami zone and it's also extremely vulnerable to terrorist attacks babie ours originally from pittsburgh live through the three mile island nuclear accident in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine she believes and on free is a ticking time bomb it's still very prevalent to me that this not only could happen but it has happened at three mile island of course that has happened at chernobyl it's happened of fukushima and least we forget out there could happen at santa know free in addition to the dangerous location langley says these canisters are as thin as a dime on a quip to store radio active nuclear waste when we investigated further we discovered that the actual warranty for this containment system is only for ten

years and the canisters themselves are only guaranteed to last twenty five years we contacted edison and they responded in a phone call asking for our exact questions once given they refused to answer any of our inquiries directly only referring us to their websites they are at us and says they are responsible until the us department of energy finds a place for the fuels disposal and so the california edison is being proactive in seeking out options for the real. cation of the fuel included in an off site facility barrier says she's worried about a delayed emergency response in fact she says there's no way to supervise the canisters once they're underground there shouldn't have been a requirement for an underground monitoring system before one can ever went in the groomed watchdogs are looking to see if they can get the permits revoked that allowed at assen to bury here this as edison and the group are in handy in litigation in san clemente natasha suites our team. who has

a lot of duke you were just right next to the beach and i just. i understand why resign for structure so terrible we can't take care of this stuff. that's a big question and i don't have an answer right off the bat but i mean some of the things to think about here i think what you know when you're talking about this particular area one of the things that keeps coming coming up in this story is that there are the what's there right now can't be moved right now because they're literally in the water in those in those tanks which is kind of like if you can imagine it it's sort of like a twelve pack of beer except the beer is the these silos and the cooler is the is this concrete structure. the thing is they can't move it yet because everything's too hot in there but all of all of the things as you said you know whether it's built to with built to withstand

a hurricane or tsunami or whatever it might not be because they're getting worse. or it's just very dangerous a little bit just so yeah absolutely just like just i just don't want to see this happen to southern california there are enough problems already and we could actually stop this with a little pre-planning you think of the out and maybe a little levelheadedness. yes that's it. well you know during the four thousand. during a forty thousand nine hundred ninety nine. sunrise on mars the curiosity rover recorded a ton of data and that dado wants to say which is where two sound science systematic over and see on of the rest in university and genevieve williams of the university of exeter both in the u.k. specialize in training sites like ultrasound scans and c.t. scans and to music by combining the low frequency under towns were recorded by the mars opportunity rover. they were able to interpret the land to rain around the

rover as well as the light hitting the surface of the red planet the pair hoped that it would help people see data differently by hearing at sports. center. that's a sunrise like bars that is really cool. wow. pretty amazing when i send things you'd never think of your blood to blood flowed over the edge over it would result reservoirs as cool as room in the floor of the event as are so over the very rare bird one in this world we are not told the real love of sort told you all. i am a robot and i'm top of the wallace watching those dogs never great for everybody.

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the money which of the british mr bush types are imo sure for. us the benefit of tremendously economically through the clout of the wheel through the world by coming off effectively giving up the power to impose structural adjustment on global thought countries over the eighty's and ninety's so from fundamentally doesn't understand how these are these are useful tools of us imperialism of the facts right so it's not clear to me what is right is i mean it's true that these institutions are deeply unfair with an unfair to the u.s. they're on the verge through to the majority world of the global south and that's really the reason we need to reform the. dollars. dollars. dollars i mean a dollar

a dollar here is what i would. we carried the music with us. we are here we were dragged here. by you know going to get rid of those who are not go away who were not quite. real the heart of what we do is the truth.

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