stream li harsh treatment. and and it certainly belies britain's reputation as a place of civil liberties and civilized treatment of people like that but back in 30 minutes see the. a k c of its revenue model registers dogs and registers litters so it's involved in a transactional relationship with those breeders and obviously the ones producing the most dogs are the largest scale breeders so why is it going to crack down on those large scale breeders and sacrifice the revenue from a rigorous program that stops people from confining animals denying them vet care exposé them to extremes of even cold if they're going to lose revenue the american kennel club prides itself on being the only purebred registry in the united states with an ongoing routine kennel inspection program with a dedicated team of field inspectors casey says that it inspects channels but they don't make any of those inspection records available. they say that they've got rigorous standards but they really don't what those standards are real te

and stream li empathetic and willing to listen when to listen in a way willing to learn or willing to learn new things because he doesn't have the lived experience of black people right. and one brown is still on the side at home to support we meet him again in his church preparing meals spoke people in the eat his main concern while the candidates keep their promises once they win the nomination i don't see any of the candidates coming to to talk this to me or the people in this community and so drop in to solicit all these folks get the crowd riled up for the problem here on saturday and then we never see them again what they want to see in south carolina is a candidate with death and forget that and his policies speak to the people here. just force now on lewis hamilton endured a day to forget formula one pre-season testing in barcelona on thursday as the world champion broke down in his 1st hades the reigning drivers' world champion had previously spoken in glowing terms about the improvements to the mercedes steering but it was the engine that cut his day short sebastian vettel m

three. [ laughter ] as is always the case with trump, there were so many lies, it was impossible to keep track. and the constant stream from trump prompted glares of disapproval from democrats, bewilderment from house speaker nancy pelosi - [ laughter ] -- and a solemn head shake from congressman jim clyburn. that face really sums it up right there. that's the face you make when your daughter tells you she's engaged to a philosophy major. how are you going to eat compare that to the reactions of republicans in the crowd, like smirking '80s movie villains neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. and a horrifying smile from -- [ laughter ] -- senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, who looked like chucky, pretending he is not -- he's not possessed "i'm just a regular old doll you can go to bed now. i'm not going to do evil once you sleep. go to bed. just a regular doll. [ laughter ] those two moments are perfect illustrations of the crisis of democracy we're currently facing a majority leader who actually represents a minority of americans working with the president who lost the popular vote by three million, installed two sup

. >> a streaming service nex,li o nominations and yet the oscars show with an audience of almost 30 millionroves that traditional broadcast tv is alive and well. carrie burke is the head of abc entertainment. >> i really spent some time thinking about what this broadcast does better than anybody else. it is in live programming. >> the oscar goes to the result -- >> the results anticipated by so many people around the world are determined by fewer than 8500 voters. members of the academy who thiss year have been lobbied hard by netflix. >> it was great to be. i would have liked it to be shot for another six months. >> netflix financed this studio when the studios balked. it's a bid for hollywood cred says the producer. >> it should be taken as seriously as warner brothers, paramount and disney. part of that strategy is to win a best picture award. >> last year, roma fell short while winning three oscars. the irishman is nominated for best picture and marriage story. >> to affirm that they're real. that they're not some tv entity that's trying to cut their way into the film business. >> sandy

he puts his psychology and his, what his needs are in the public domain by his constant stream of tweets and lies. by the way, i think it was yesterday he set a personal record of 142 tweets and rebetweens in one day. -- retweets in one day. so from all that, we can see who he is. that factors in in a big way. is so so whereasing you know, is it based on policy? no. it'll be partly policy. a lot of people like, for example, earlier when you were talking about immigration, a lot of people feel like what he does is completely in contravention with american values that are near and dear to all of us, and that was bipart saab. having -- bipartisan. you know, having the separation of children and families and kids in cages and serving them a burrito and considering that, oh, you're fine, the long list of how we treated immigrants at the boarder and how the list of asylum numbers from six-digit numbers down to 15, 16,000 currently, it's kind of crazy. and it offends american values and who we are. so whether it's on a policy basis or a personal basis and realizing is this person fit to serve, does this

perspective to stories and ask questions that the biased liberal mainstream, lame stream media refused to ask. it is that they propound lies, they spread lies, they give oxygen to liars. it is that they carry the water for politicians's big lies and you can see what it has wrought. there was a ready audience accustomed to getting the news they wanted to hear to validate its world and it is toxic from my perspective, it is immoral and i think it is time to stop. i'm not suggesting the government, never ever ever ever, what i suggest -- >> they don't have to. they have bob garfield. >> didn't they agree i got to choose? okay. but i do believe the marketplace should intervene and advertisers -- should be called to account. i saw a well thought out and articulate criticism by john schaefer who said we really don't want brands to be the are better of what is legitimate journalism which made me think of that, advertisers have always been our borders of appropriate content. they have always played that role and so encouraged gatekeepers of the kind of stuff they would carry some more of that. >> are you playing into the critique

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streaming media sites like hulu, we're not getting the same level of transparency. you can't see, for example, if a politician is lying to people at scale or narrowly targeting those liesalsehoods at particular populations. >> a couple of things could happen i mean, users of these services could say listen, we need to make sure we aren't microtargeted in a way we're not aware of or not comfortable w h with the other piece of this as well, i guess, is that you have transparency factor that has led some to say facebook shouldn't accept any political ads, for instance should these streaming services follow the steps that twitter and others have taken by saying we're not going to take these? >> there's certainly a lot of pressure on capitol hill for these streaming sites to do something, and that's generally putting out archives, repositories where people can look at the slate of ads on the platform and the reason those ads have been targeted in the first place. we're not seeing companies like hulu, roku and sling tv put forward those archives talking to experts, one of the things that they say is that these ads are much different than the kinds of things you're used to se

stream app and watch all the shows you love. ♪ >> tucker: back in november, former trump advisor roger stone was convicted of several charges related to the now officially discredited russia investigation. prosecutors claim that stone lied communicated with a former stand-up comedian called randy credico, a man whose role in the story was so minor that it's already been lost to history. for this offense, prosecutors say, stone, who is 67 years old and has no criminal record, must spend up to nine years in prison. not for perspective on that sentence, the typical rapist in this country spends four years come armed robbers, three years, thugs who commit violent assault on what less than a year and a half. but roger stone must do nine years until he is 76 years old. for longing. now there is some irony here. so-called criminal justice reform is fashionable in washington right now, an awful lot of sex offenders and drug dealers and other predators predators, serious predators, have been released early from prison lately. it is compassionate, they are telling us. it somehow nobody in d.c. believes that compassion not to extend to roger stone, who is guilty of nonviolent, essentially political offenses, just the opposite. the

stream on the internet, corsi nation.com. researched you for hours, months. he said your books are lies. so i knew at that moment -- i could see the whole thing was absolutely politically motivated. mueller was a political operation. they'd already convicted trump of train. just didn't have a crime. okay, and i wasn't going to give them the crime because the crime they wanted me to give them wasn't true. their theory was wrong. i said to them, would you like to know the research i've done on hillary clinton? one of the peopleover talking to me about i worked with on the foundation. dr. corsi we're not a interested in hillary clinton. i think apsalm -- i've studied the democrats computer system. i i don't think that the russians stole the e-mails. assange said he didn't get the e-mails from russia and suggest it was seth rich. this prosecutor said we're not interested in your their rid out who stole the e-mails. all they wanted, all these hours, was talking about me and assange, me and assange, me and stone. that's all they wanted to know. and they questioned me on that until i thought i