immediately it's the most desired outcome because i'd pay to watch that now again i spoke earlier with dr jill stein from the green party who just last year ran for president obama's job and i asked dr stein what her take is on what's going on on capitol hill right now. you know this is like the run up to the fiscal cliff which created this you know incredible crisis and this sense of doom and gloom so that when congress and the president. settled that crisis by making the bush tax cuts permanent. and getting rid of the estate tax for example doing a whole lot of favors to the one percent you know it didn't look so bad because it looked like oh gee at least we didn't go over that cliff in a sense you know this is one can't help but suspect the suspect that that's what's going on now as well that this is the creation of a crisis atmosphere wall street and you know the one percent or corporate sponsors all of them they're not going to allow the meltdown of the international economy and the stock market and all the rest the financial infrastructure of the economy and their profits it's highly unlikely

demos and i was also joined by the two thousand and twelve green party presidential candidate dr jill stein and i started out by asking liz where does this court case fit in with these series of election law court cases we've recently heard by the supreme court and what direction might the court be leaning here. well this is a very important issue for folks to understand but it is also somewhat complicated or can be the important thing to remember is that the supreme court has never struck down a federal contribution limit in fact the establishment of our current campaign finance jurisprudence the foundational case was buckley the last where in the court decided that spending limits put too much of a burden on core political speech and therefore spending limits an actual limit on an actual cap on how much anyone can spend in an election of their own money on their own independent speech they said that that could not be kept so that was essentially the decision in the citizens united saying that where justice kennedy found that independent spending wasn't corrupting which is something that w

dr. jill stein from the green party, who last year ran for president obama's job. i asked dr. stein what her take is on what is going on in capitol hill right now. >> this is like the run up to the fiscal cliff. which created this incredible crisis and sense of doom and gloom so that when congress and the president settled that crisis by making the bush tax cuts permanent and getting rid of the estate tax, doing a whole lot of favors to the one percent , it did not look so bad because it looked like at least we did not go over that cliff. this is, one cannot help but sing -- suspect that is what is going on right now. this is the creation of a crisis atmosphere. wall street and the one percent, corporate sponsors, all of them, they are not going to allow the meltdown of the international economy and the stock market and all the rest, the financial infrastructure of the economy and their profit. it is highly unlikely they would allow that to take place in the same way they would not allow the initial bailouts in 2007. there was a big movement to stop them. wall street kicked in

parties going forward i'm joined now by two thousand and twelve green party presidential candidate jill stein dr saying thank you so much first of all for being with me thank you and when you ran for president last year you campaigned on a platform that would have allowed for an alternative to the political political gridlock we so often see in washington if this was the campaign year with the election you know just a week or so away do you think your message would have resonated differently with the american people. i think the message resonated in two thousand and twelve and it's resonating all the more now in fact i think history continues to shall we say validate what we were talking about that we need a politics of integrity a politics that of by and for the people because people are getting creamed right now if you look at one out of every two americans according to the census bureau is in poverty or low income and heading towards property thirty nine million students are indentured servants they're in debt students and recent graduates who don't have jobs that can repay their college loan