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racism, had a lot of power and on the other side there were others who were more mainstream, the lowell thomas world that radio had tremendous power and then came television. television was really good, specially when we started having a news broadcast for television. and when it came to a 30 minute, that took a while and that was a big breakthrough to have news every night for 30 minutes a night, it really helped involve the american public and what was going on. but, guess what happen? in the reagan years, with the complicity of congress, we decided we were going to change that and what we did is turned everything back to the rich and powerful by consolidating the press. certain companies now own more than 1000 radio stations, multiple tv stations so what happened is that the rich and powerful in the time we were colonies until recent times, suddenly became the voice of the rich and powerful. the rich and powerful were controlling everything. it is pretty interesting. after was wrongly decided that bigger is better, the next few decades saw unprecedented consolidation and collaboratio

from lowell, i have always had a very good job. i work hard, pay taxes and i certainly have not been living in excess. last july my company had to cut staff and my entire team was let go. i have never had a problem finding a job, but this search has been extremely difficult. unemployment benefits help me to stay on track with life's basic necessary its such as food, gas and insurance. losing them has caused desperate action on my part. from westford, pleast extend unemployment benefits -- please extend unemployment benefits for all americans. i know many solid citizens who are actively and vigorously job seeking to no avail, including my wife. help. i urge my senate colleagues to pass this desperately needed extension. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. when the stimulus bill became law, unemployment stood