i was listening to alex jones, and he says our cell phones, every single cell phone that you have since the fall of 2001 is a two-way tracking device and a two-way microphone, whether it is on or off. if the battery is in, somebody can hear what you are saying, and it is an awful invasion of privacy, the fourth amendment for privacy, if and he was singing, alex jones is really the best talk show potus -- post there is. -- host there is. the fcc required all cell phone manufacturers to become compliant as 2-1 tracking devices and listening devices, so here we are. it is like we are the united soviets states of america. a huge orwellian police state, really. i do not know what we can do about it, president chiu, but i would hope you will do something about it. can you imagine that? reports of the soviet union and how communism took over there. this huge at&t telephone companies working together with the government, and that is why basically we do not have any news media. they are all whole -- hiding the fact. we are coming up to 9/11. it is unbelievable. i just cannot begin. president chi

now is ready to host alex jones in austin. well the conversation over the size strength and power of a future palestinian state is one that we realize has dominated the global stage for decades it is no doubt a conversation that most people tend to have very strong opinions on regardless of what side they're coming from and those opinions often translates into influence which in turn can translate into action i want to take a look now at the major influence coming out of washington one that is artie's kalen ford found out may have played a significant role in president obama's changing his tune and pledging to stand by israel and veto palestinian statehood same floor same nations same debate when we come back here next year we can have an agreement that will lead to a new member of the united nations an independent sovereign state of palestine living in peace with israel but one year later a different american position the palestinian move at the united nations is not going to create a state not in reality. not even in fact in

so that was radio host alex jones joining us from austin texas. let's talk now about promises made by president obama on the campaign trail and even when he first came into office he spoke a lot about comprehensive immigration reform for america's estimated twelve million undocumented immigrants that's one in every twenty workers but three years later immigrants here say they're still living in the shadows taught to fear police and mount seek help because of enforcement programs like the one the administration just announced will now be it will not be actively in forcing it's called the secure communities and basically requires local police departments to run background checks on every person booked into police custody whether or not they're charged if they're illegal they will face deportation so this is not just robbers and rapists this is people arrested for trespassing in a home depot parking lots looking for work people with very minor traffic violations or even people who call police for help artie's killing four and has the story of one wom

are part of a larger trend in this country i know one man who says absolutely that's radio host alex jones he's in austin texas another music capital in this country and alex i know that i you compared what happened here to a guest stop post i'll attack on u.s. industry and one that is not at all an isolated incident so why don't you elaborate for me. well it's not an isolated incident so that's why for decades we've had tax incentives to move out of the country that's why the president others want to put carbon taxes on u.s. industry but it won't be on chinese indian mexican or one hundred plus other third world countries also this was a non union shop and the c.e.o. of interviewed several times now mr jessica which is a republican donor and so this was clearly politically targeted just like general electric's that's the head of the president's economic council their coal power plants are exempt from the new carbon rules but all the other companies aren't or of you're on the inside of the government and you're exempt from having to buy health care for your employees and everybody else has

winners and losers be and for that matter who are the referees well earlier i spoke to radio host alex jones about the structure of the united nations he says he believes that system has always been broken. always since its founding the power has resided as you pointed out with the security council and the rest of it is mainly a debating society in the west has used the u.n. as a place to basically get all the world leaders in one place so they can have the i.m.f. and world bank come in and attempt to buy them off or set them up or use different sex operatives on them but more and more of the un has become more than a debating club that it's become a place where opinions not popular with the ruling elite get voiced by the majority of other nations and see israel as an apartheid state regardless of which side of that debate you're on and so now more and more the un is being shown to be ceremonial and to be basically nothing but a arena for these fake debates so that's why the west mainly the u.s. and israel in england are now moving to try to even reduce the power of the un more because more

for a change in the system or perhaps a change in location to do the trick well ask radio host alex jones what he would do to reform the u.s. . house to me and move at the united nations is not going to create a state not in reality not not even in fact in effect in theory is this because the reality is lawmakers in washington have too much outside influence as politicians call for the present for president obama to stand by israel and powerful lobbies tighten their grip should policy means give up all hope of getting a sovereign state. it's tuesday september twentieth at four pm in washington d.c. and christine for example are watching our t.v. we're going to kick off our newscast this afternoon with coverage of the sixty sixth annual united nations general assembly. argy has several crews on the ground there monitoring the various aspects of this meeting but perhaps the issue with the heavy. global implications is palestinian president mahmoud abbas has plans to formally request membership at the general assembly that move is expected this friday and has been strongly opposed by the u.s

but you know you're right it's a slow cook a member speaking with alex jones recently and you know he said it best he said you know we have to go inside the matrix in order to pull people out and you know that's what we're doing right now and navigating your way through you know the establishment of mind control and trying to you know get more people to be aware and to care about these sort of things it is going to be hard you know it is incredibly frustrating but i would not call it a failure i think that it's something that's going to take a lot of time and i believe that this is a beachhead for future. fights and i believe that this is somewhat of a success now what do you make of the fact you know i said that perhaps it's not getting through to people in their field watching keeping up the car dash and maybe it's because they don't know that this is going on but do you make of the lack of media coverage i mean sure one hundred people hundred fifty hundred or one hundred fifty people base are massive crowds walking on the streets but i think a lot of people made the proper comparis

laws but is this part of a larger and dangerous trend there is one man who says yes radio host alex jones in austin texas oh actually we are going to actually talk to the c.e.o. and we just go it's the c.e.o. and chairman of gibson guitar. well what happened was. you know i was at home coming into work and i got a call that federal agents had. come to the office and are in my office sealed my office shut they are pouring over the corporate headquarters and they have also gone to our manufacturing plants. checking with the manufacturing plants ph over. two dozen. federal agents went into the plant. at gunpoint removed people shut down the manufacturing operations. and started to confiscate various kinds of wood. paper and computer hard drives i know there's a lot of theories out there right now in terms of why gibson specifically targeted let me just get your theory i know you've had about a week to digest this and kind of look into it and talk to a lot of people what is your understanding in terms of why gibson was target that was not really i don't know. but the justice department is now

be the winners and losers and for that matter who are the referees earlier i spoke to radio host alex jones about the structure of the united nations he says the system has always been broken he believes it was designed that way by some of the most powerful and cities. well at the end of world war two the main driver was the robber baron banking families in the united states and england and they got the vanquished european nations to sign on and russia signed on to a certain extent the soviet union and that's why always since its founding the power has resided as you pointed out with the security council in the rest of this mainly a debating society in the west is used that you in as a place to basically get all the world leaders in one place so they can have the i.m.f. and world bank come in and attempt to buy them off or set them up or use different sex operatives on them but more and more the un has become a more than a debating club and it's become a place where opinions not popular with the ruling elite get voiced by the majority of other nations and see israel as an apartheid state re

alex wagner is an msnbc political analyst and david corn is the washington bureau chief of mother jonesa while and i want your views on this. i've been in this business a long time and i don't know the answer. that's why i'm hitting you with it. is obama -- i'm going to get to this at the end of the show -- three trails he can take. does he go to the senate like clinton effectively in '96 with things like welfare reform and nafta and balancing the budget. is he smart to go harry truman's route, give 'em hell harry, not left wing, but partisan as hell. three, like franklin roosevelt did, unite the hard left with the center left and say, this is where i stand. we're going to win this left versus right. where does he go, if you had to call it? >> i think he's going roosevelt, chris. look, he's been sort of in the center for a little while now, and i think the whole country wants to see him fighting. vis-a-vis, his comments at the cbc this weekend, where he said, look, we've got to keep fighting, it was a call to arms in many respects. i think the quote that everybody's been showing is get

now i want to bring in alex wagner, msnbc analyst and reporter for "the huffington post" and david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones and msnbc political analyst. thanks to both of you for coming in tonight. there is all kind of analysis going on. alex, on the president coming out strongly yesterday, but i think one of the things that was very striking to me is another billionaire, he named when he came out with the buffet rule. >> right. >> but today he picked up mark cuban came out, a billionaire, and mark cuban said this. he says we shouldn't be trying to shift the benefits of wealth behind some curtain while some people might find it distasteful to pay taxes, i don't. i find it patriotic. i think that that's an interesting that now we're starting to see different people of that top 1% or 2% come out and say what are you all talking about? what's wrong with this? and in fact cuban says, alex, it's patriotic. >> billionaires coming out of the woodwork saying take my money, please. i think that that, you know, speaks to a sense that we are sort of off the rails in terms of our tax policy and as senator boxer said,

short selling weasel well alex shaffer is responding in his art to the burnt out economy around him so this takes me to another headline by another murdoch organization dow jones massive default is the best way to fix the economy this is a commentary from errands and he's saying that the fault chapter eleven massive default across the entire us is the way to fix the economy he said crowds it isn't too much government or too little government that has caused our problem it isn't red tape high taxes low taxes the growing divide between the rich and poor too much government debt too little government debt corporations poor people greed socialism china greece or the legalization of gay marriage in short it's debt too much debt there's thirteen point three trillion in consumer debt and you've got to get rid of it well that's true. they simply created more debt than they will ever be able to pay and there will be some kind of structural default the reorganization of bretton woods type agreement where the world's currencies are recalibrated and the u.s. dollar will be devalued by at least fifty percent everything in america will double in price and tragedy like the p