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i'm assuming that that's why maybe they just said hey you know let's charge an extra five bucks and split the difference what happens when you know i can hit craig's web site for free but if i want to go to color change i'm going to have to pay extra for that channel for the activist channel i mean this is just. for show i mean that's exactly that's exactly the problem in and maybe for organizations like mine and and for craig's we might be able to pay that cost but color of change you know eight years ago when we started as a very small organization in the aftermath of katrina where there was an online organizations that really gave voice to black communities in our way and that way and we we started through activists in their homes you know using the internet and trying to kind of bring the voices of those that were suffering in the gulf coast and give them a voice to challenge the government and hold the bush the blue. white house accountable for their failures the ability to be able to access the information and move those voices to the forefront would have been in real jeopardy

a month so we can get netflix that's why we pay comcast right anywhere as in france is thirty five bucks a month much less pay him for it and comcast is now saying well great because there's no competition because you have nowhere else to go instead of responding to you as a customer and say hey we're going to invest in our networks because you want your netflix to work better they've said well you don't have a choice so let's go see if we can extract some more money from the netflix is of the world and that's what they're doing i think netflix probably felt they didn't have a choice in this debate and their customers were complaining so much they figured well we might as well make this deal with giant comcast rather than super giant super sized comcast that might show up. after the time warner deal gets done if they can get it done so i think this is a glimpse of the future of the internet and that is a glimpse that most people the average consumer can't participate in they don't know what's going on they just know their prices only go in one direction and up some more. you guys have be

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more than aple bucks. now we're gettingord dozens of convicted criminals are working as obamacare first half gators in the golden ste. john, does that scare you? >> of course, it does, these guys being in charge of anything scares me. look, there is no business experience at all. they couldn't run tracy's pizza parlor. no, they're trying to set up this massive health care system. they outsource the website to a montreal company and i guess there are no engineers in america. now they have criminals allegedly working for them. there is no quality controls, there is nothing put in place. they rushed this thing through and we are seeing what happens when the ideologues don't know anything about business do something. >> these criminals paid their debt to society. what is wrong with hiring them? >> that's right this country incarcerates a lot of people. who else is going to hire these excons, they can look at their background recds, your bankruptcy timeing is off your record after a certain amount of years. the

a top senate democrat is calling for universal savings accounts, ving $45u6789 bucks to every newborn have already told my sons, can you look a little younger. $45u6789 bucks. >> right at the get-go. >> out the gate. it will alleviate poverty and pay for college. all right at 10% 20 years later that's about $3,300 bucks. >> that won't get you a semester community college. >> the idea is you are adng. >> is this ingenuous? it's another free byes i will buy votes. i will make sure improving your life isn't on yo got it. we'll take care of . don't worry about it. we'll do it all. we'll put away some money for you. its all taken care of. >> ben stein. >> oh, charles is so red h. by the way, why notmake, give each child $100,000? then youwill tak care of it. why not give each child a million at birth. this is reminiscent of the late george mcgovern had in 1992 the so-called demo grant, he was going to give each person in america $1,000. >> i thought about that you are rit. >> boy, this is a greatview of history. >> he's old. >> ben stein is old. >> at least he doesn't talk about his union

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>> all right i'm going to go to you first, buck.seems to me to be great news for child abductors like yourself. >> no, look, the truth of the set up here is that they should have done it in different places all-around the country, right? they should have absolutely gone to texas and had people be like what is going on there? i got my piece here. you will leave that little person alone. in seattle they will say can we have a talk about this? move it around the country. >> it woulds an advocacy for second amendment rights. lou, i have a feeling this will make it easier to take kids because everyone will just assume that you are doing it for a youtube video. >> i don't know what the result will be the next time, but the fact is this guy was so creepy. i don'ti don't know if you told people these real name, but he looked the part. i'm surprised more people didn't punch his lights out. >> i assume experiments like this are not useful. >> i don't know the conditions. it doesn't look like a controlled spearment. i am not kidding. the first

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itself michael jackson fan sue for emotional damage suffered from his death and somehow when about a buck fifty each so there was a case brought in the courts in france by the michael jackson community and the court ruled that five of the plaintiffs two from france two from switzerland and one from belgium had proven emotional suffering from jackson's death as far as i know this is the first time in the world that the notion of emotional damage in connection with the pop star has been recognized their lawyer a man you well said. so they want to but fifty each which i guess have been about enough for a one way flow of oh fantastic. well this could set precedents as well because seventy nine percent of the population of france for example claim of motional damage from their the failed economic policies of their president yeah well you know first of all on scooting around france on a moped to visit his mistress. at the same time the michael jackson fans are seeking redress for the untimely death and the government is paying out both the michael jackson fans some stipend for enduring the ment

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an hour it would still be a buck an hour. since then, we've created tens of millions of jobs. the cbo comes out with these reports. they did it with health care and that was really good news because people wouldn't be stuck in job lock. at the end of the day, we know from so many years and decades that raising the minimum wage is a win-win. >> is this going to slow the momentum in making the case to the american people? house republicans are going to go nuts on this. >> some of them don't think their ought to be a minimum wage. you have to take it to its simplest point. if you believe that raising the minimum wage would lose jobs, it never should have been raised from the time it was a buck in the 50s and the 60s. we have created about 80 million jobs since then. no, i don't see it this way. i think there's strong support. i think we see the states moving forward. everybody knows that you can't work full-time and be in poverty. it makes no sense. they'll make a fuss over it, but when you look through it, at the end of the day

soy they write a check for a billion bucks, even though they don't need to or shouldn't. >> that's aood question. one issue was here in the state of new york, when jpmorgan settled with new york agriculture, eric schneiderman. >> oh, yeah. >> governor cuomo was quick to come in and say, we want a piece of the action here and they wanted something like 613 million to go to the state legislature. so i think this is a battle that will rage on in both federal and municipal governments for some time. >> i will say, toyota did lose in oklahoma a civil wrongful death case arising out of one of these acceleration case. >> people died here. so i understand the concern. >> yeah, but they may have died because of operator error. >> that's true. that's true. there is no evidence really that points to the manufacturer of the vehicle. >> a good lawyer can convince a civil jury of santa claus, the easter bunny and the tooth fairy. just because one verdict was had on behalf of the plaintiffs, doesn't mean that the entire toyota line of vehicles is faulty. >> i guess it does not. i'm certainly not a