to do it again but there are some of you however that did not take so kindly to me appearing on m s n b c dust bowl days said i saw load up from below to show on m.s.n. d c r t dot com is giving up its streak red and assimilated don't be fooled by quote alternative media and freedom brings tweeted oh no alone on m.s.n. b c now she's tainted with m.s.m. filth hoshi scrubbed well a mainstream hit now i understand you guys are coming from obviously we do a lot of mainstream media critique on this program for the most part i think that they are a horrible failure when it comes to asking the tough questions informing the public having real the pates about the issues that matter but i do for one think that chris hayes show stands out the format in and of itself actually allows for a two hour discussion rather than just thirty second talking points and so i appreciate them having me on for that but i also think that it doesn't matter where you appear as long as you bring up the important topics and as long as you bring the alternative to the mainstream it's not something that i try to do yesterd

mean they were agree with you know another thing in addition to to the comment that you made on m s n b c your tweets have come under a lot of activity behind i think there was like that there that really was going on well we have a few of those tweets we wanted to bring to light here here they are one of the as it dropped in the mike like it was hot. obama knocks romney c.e.o. past and first in the first two thousand and twelve campaign rally. there ok another one here. a handout jars a great upon that was in response to the obama two thousand and twelve dems target romney with the buffett rule so kind of you know plan on him kind of you know of the notion that he's the sort of touch rich person exactly exactly i mean but there is one more there i think we're missing at we want to pull that last one up there. infamous there it is there. yes ok are both ok either and romney and that is flat said or that when we. want to say to some of these things i mean do you think you can you could have taken it too far i think clearly i think clearly you know twitter is a medium where people are encou

statements reporter joe williams was talking about mitt romney's coziness with fox news and said this on m s n b c. it's very interesting that he does so many appearances on fox and friends and it's unscripted it's the only time they let off the leash so to speak but it also points out a larger problem that he's got to solve if you want to be successful this to come this fall romney is very very comfortable it seems with people who are like him that's one of the reasons why he seems so stiff and awkward in some town hall settings why he can't relate to people other than that. well that statement cost him his job at politico and a firestorm of attacks accusing williams for being racist toward white people but williams says he is a victim of what he calls the right wing noise machine joe williams himself was here earlier today in the studio to talk about his experience take a listen well no reporter wants to be the story and unfortunately that that's where i find myself right now and i never expected to be here i never expected what i thought was pretty much an innocuous throwaway khan comment to re

i mean if you look at it that way and b c m s n b c c n n fox they are of the corporate one percent they're not going to do negative stories about themselves about capitalism about global empire and war. how can someone own a two thousand year old redwood grove that's the question of the occupiers are asking about the bohemian grove which they say belongs to everyone and not just the one percent. here at the gates of the bohemian grove a line of right police made sure that everyone didn't gain access to the layer of the one percent abby martin r.t. month they do you know california. time now for some other stories making headlines around the world. president hosni mubarak house senate ordered back to prison after a doctor said his health had improved while barak was admitted to a military hospital in mid june following reports he had suffered heart failure but eighty four year old former leader was sentenced to life in prison last month for his role in the killing of unarmed protesters during last year's uprising. hundreds of demonstrators around lead in the city of peshawar in pakistan pro

m s n b c. fox they are the corporate one percent they're not going to do negative stories about themselves about capitalism about global empire and war. how can someone own a two thousand year old redwood grove that's the question that the occupiers are asking about the bohemian grove which they say belongs to everyone and not just the one percent. at the gates the bohemian grove line of right police made sure that everyone didn't gain access to the layer of the one percent. r.t. what they do you know california. are in just about will be joining in a tussle with the business for now the state of pakistan the start of the arts the world updated so where two thousand people are marching in the northwest protesting against the reopening of nato supply routes into afghanistan demonstrations began on monday with hundreds of pakistanis rallying in the city of peshawar as i'm about to close the supply routes for seven months after twenty four pakistani soldiers were killed by american helicopter guns

one of the most stunning offensive and outrageous suggested reasons for the shooting came from m s n b c's joe scarborough on yesterday's episode of morning joe take a look you have these these are these people that are somewhere i believe probably on the autism scale i don't know if that's the case here but it happens more often than not. people that can walk around in society they can function on college campuses can even excel in college campuses but it is socially disconnected. naturally scarborough's comments created a firestorm of controversy and anger throughout the day yesterday especially for those with autism and in the asperger's who read people like the autistic self advocacy network called on scarborough to retract his cause is comments as did labor journalist mike elk who said that he too has asperger's syndrome a form of a part of the autism spectrum under pressure joe scarborough issued a statement this morning not on the air but in writing saying during a debate regarding the recent colorado shootings i suggested that the aurora tragedy should make americans focus more on

m s n b c c n n fox they are of the corporate one percent they're not going to do negative stories about themselves about capitalism about global empire and war. how can someone own a two thousand year old redwood grove that's the question of the occupiers are asking about the bohemian grove which they say belongs to everyone and not just the one percent. here at the gates of the bohemian grove a line of right police made sure that everyone didn't gain access to the layer of the one percent. r.t. montevideo california. time for that hour katie good to see you again the wall street bankers. said but what on earth are they doing exactly that question they're ready for action but at the moment i'm not really sure if i'm entirely sure because sorry i'm not sure if i'm entirely still there we go because what we did was we opened up with gay and now we've gone into losses a lot of that is because ben bernanke the federal reserve chairman he's actually disappointed some more because it's looking like this is not going to be any stimulus not he signs of a slowdown in economic activity this year

and m s n b c and c n b c. part two so one call roman polanski well i'm talking about these latest piece he says why is nobody freaking out about the libel or banking scandal and he said he turns on the news in the biggest story is tom cruise and katie holmes and the fact that katie holmes can now wear high heels not one single mention of the rigging of global interest rates by barclays and the bank of england and perhaps the labor government. and he says you know perhaps we want to look at our own selves and ask if this was happening over there if bob diamond and paul tucker were having these talks about libel or is it fair to wonder what else hank paulson and lloyd blankfein were talking about in the twenty four discussions they had in the six days following the air id disaster when paulson had a secret meeting with the entire board of goldman sachs in of all places his hotel suite in moscow in june of two thousand and eight or what other material nonpublic information was exchanged when paulson met with a ga

m s n b c c n n fox they are of the corporate one percent they're not going to do negative stories about themselves about capitalism about global empire and war. how can someone own a two thousand year old redwood grove that's the question of the occupiers are asking about the bohemian grove which they say belongs to everyone and not just the one percent. here at the gates of the bohemian grove a line of right police made sure that everyone didn't gain access to the lair of the one percent abby martin artie mont they do you know california. so i mention a few people in attendance at bohemian grove here's actually a direct quote from former president richard nixon he said in his memoirs if i were to choose the speech that gave me the most pleasure and satisfaction in my political career it would have been my lakeside speech at the bohemian grove in july one thousand nine hundred eighty seven because this speech traditionally was off the record it received no publicising at the time but in many ways important ways it marks the first milestone on my presidency and you know sentiments like t

switches over that m s n b c panics and goes oh my god a fox news and c.n.n. are covering it we've got a switchover and then boom wall to wall coverage and that's how our cable news gets hijacked by fox news is actually brilliant now i have to say again i'm biased here but i work for current television and that's cable news that is not hijacked by that process by the way one of the reasons is. independent so it's not reliant on the same you know mega corporations that they own their ego and i also want to point out jank this is actually a very good thing for us here at our another shift where people are turning to the news these days over in canada r.t. has risen to be one of the most popular international news networks we now surpassed sky news over there. i mean what do you think that means are people kind of just getting tired of the mainstream and they want something different. so there's another side of it i think yes it is and i'll tell you why you know i have friends who sometimes travel abroad and when they do and they see other news outlets like b.b.c

or fox or m s n b c on now one why was there no collective outrage among surprise for the lack of transparency there or what about proceedings regarding get most detainees these are people some of whom have been tortured but have been detained for years some of even been deemed on triable by the government and as we told you last week the obama administration has now employed a new policy effectively killing corpus not allowing defense attorneys to even meet with their clients anymore it's not the way that our justice system is supposed to work and yet again complete silence in the mainstream media there is the picking and choosing the makes it oh so obvious that they're scared of maybe disinterested in pushing for transparency asking questions when the trial or the topic are politically unpopular and they're partly to blame for the public ignorance on these matters and i also think that a large part of it as sheer laziness is so much easier to play soundbites over and over again to bring on pundits tissue partisan talking points that do this to try to rise above things not about the story of

of news or the tawdry or the salacious or you know and that that's true on the left in the right m s n b c is as guilty of this as fox news they are essentially court hears they spin court gossip in different directions but it's the same and manatees it's mitt romney's horse or tom cruise's divorce or newt gingrich's moon colonies it's very hard to keep up and those who are rendered destitute and we're talking now significant portions of the united states now are invisible and that's why i did the book with a graphic illustrator joe sako who does this long form journalism and draws it out of books like palestine safe area garage footnotes and gaza because the goal of the book was not only tell the stories but to make these people visible and at certain points in the book it actually flips into comic panels which give a filmic quality to people's life and can show visually the kind of devastation that we reported from we are just seen in the last few weeks this march of unfettered capitalism continue this assault against the working class the refusal to extend unemployment benefits for hund

yeah that's right m s n b c actually wasted like ten minutes this morning talking about what they'll be talking about once the keynote address is given at the r. and c. or whatever the sound bite is that they're going to obsess over hasn't been said yet but they're already talking about it that kind of stuff just blows my mind but hey i guess it should be expect that again the hypocrisy involved the bigger picture is a transparency in tax returns and who actually has a right to say anything about it that's just another thing that they choose to miss . well a situation in syria continues to develop after yesterday's suicide bombing in which three of assad's top security chiefs were killed some reports are now saying that assad may have left a mascot's for the coast city of latakia russia and china vetoed a u.n. un security council resolution that could have led to more sanctions against syria but also would have been attached to chapter seven of the u.n. charter which could authorize the use of force and susan rice in the white house have. showered the bow with condemnation and the ta

m s n b c c fox they are of the corporate one percent they're not going to do negative stories about themselves about capitalism about global empire and war. how can someone own a two thousand year old redwood grove that's the question of the occupiers are asking about the bohemian grove which they say belongs to everyone and not just the one percent. here at the gates of the bohemian grove a line of right police made sure that everyone didn't gain access to the layer of the one percent abby martin r.t. what they do you know california and earlier i spoke to abby for an update on what she witnessed take a look. i think people are recognizing that this is the one percent of people in the world we have million heirs billionaires i mean you cannot you have to be pretty pretty rich to get in there there are one hundred twenty eight camps of twenty to fifty people in these camps each one has a full barn. very rich wealthy elite going in there from all ends of the society and what really happened this year was the first time that the occupy movement recognized hey the bohemian grove is rea

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b, c. d, e, f. g, h, i, j. k, l, m, n, o. p, q, r, s, t, u, z. huh! that's all you have to do! >> very simple. again? i just want to get another look at the photo. what do you think was going through his mind when that photo was taken? >> i was a little trunk. i was a little drunk. >> okay that settled that. believe it or not, though, it's not the first time that kind of resume mixup has happened. i found this. dear anderson cooper. i've been watching you for years and particularly enjoy your work on loveline and celebrity rehab. i've attached my resume for your consideration. sincerely, kevin. and this photo was attached. by the way if someone really did list gary busey as a reference, forget about the interview, you got the job, okay, no questions asked. there was also this e-mail that got sent to our d.c. office. i was wondering if you might be in need of a new staffer on the situation room. happening now, jenny. she also attached her resume. as for vanessa, the job applicant up in toronto, she told "the washington post," no surprise, she got a reply to her e-mail saying the job had been fi