and why they're on the rise could democracy who to blame and speak with reason magazines radley balko interested in. the news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. charlie operations rule the day. jelly's continued. curious trying to see a slight mythological as better place than the scenes of how to protect yourself we can truly check your receipt didn't anything one. thing. we've done in the future how hard. this saturday the world came one step closer to a massive nuclear accident and you probably didn't even hear about it well that's because until a former u.s. air force launch officer tweeted about it nobody and the public knew that this saturday the logic control officers at the warn air force base in wyoming lost communication and monitoring capabilities for fifty intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles now before you go thinking hey the u.s. probably has weird technical glitches with this but still it has all the time let me just tell you that a glitch of this size losing control of enough nuclear weapons to destroy the entire wo

result in jail time so that tell you this program is doing bad or good we're going to reason magazines radley balko on to discuss the complex issue then is the term breaking news overrated you know many news stations are using the words to invoke a sense of urgency even when they don't know all the facts or if the story's even real we've got twenty four hour networks like c.n.n. and fox using breaking news graphics several times a day leading us to ask what's the point of it all and our bloggers out to get the politicians tea party candidate joe miller thinks they are after he got one quote irrational blogger arrested at a town hall meeting so does this imply that the first amendment has gone out the window i thought that joe was all about the constitution so we're going to speak to sam seeder a blogger himself about that story then at comic con takes the big apple fans dressed up as their favorite comic book superheroes who spend their days saving the world of consumer heroes fix the real problems that are hurting us like the threat of a double dip recession artie's unless they see a chick i

our society and cost taxpayers billions could democracy have something to do with it we'll speak to radley balko of reason magazine about why you think too much democracy leads to too much.