and there were a couple of specific incidences where c.n.n. was organizing the state and he pretty much qualified under any condition was when they didn't have to go on and there's something kind of unseemly of you news organizations making these arbitrary decisions you know that you have to cross with fifteen percent threshold to get on with the base so yeah good on them i think libertarian is probably more libertarian in and certainly in part of the blogosphere neal sort of your thought about your show is probably over represented by. live experience people are aware of us but in terms of of where they exist in the application of politics for sure they are not taken seriously as seriously as on the left or right just when i ask you one more question there matter so we see that this movement is growing where do you expect it to go in the future. libertarianism you know i think as it applies to politics i would guess that it goes towards more single issue rather than single politicians single candidate or single party it's not about twenty twe

c.n.n.they've been doing it really really poorly lately they're like yeah that's important and worst ratings in more than twenty years and i think you know it's bad when when this guy calls you out on it. many people do not think it was authentic his mother was not him but there were many other things that came out and frankly if you would report it accurately i think you'd probably get better ratings than you're getting which are pretty small. out wow by the donald yeah yeah so today. jim walton president of c.n.n. or i think the last ten years or so announcing he's going to be leaving the company at the end of the year so the company new the new leader who brings a different perspective different experiences and a new plan. i'll just say red eye which is a show on fox has higher ratings than c.n.n. primetime that is well read i must say though is also entertaining but you know what i really want to know whatever but it's at three am on a three am and it's beating the seven and eight pm sho

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

if you believe this chart as seen on c.n.n. american drone strikes in pakistan have been so precise that they haven't killed a single innocent person this year the chart shows last year the strikes targeted four hundred thirty one militants and killed only twenty six quote unquote others meaning civilians the data was compiled by the new america foundation now how did this foundation come up with the numbers which look pretty much like advertising for drones. they link press reports when you actually look at the report it reports almost half of them are attributed to some unnamed intelligence officials who give the number of who they refer to as militants and a few more details for example the a.f.p. agency report about a strike in north waziristan earlier this month says quote it was difficult to identify the bodies immediately as some of them were charred end of quote but this survey which was broadcast on c.n.n. doesn't have to go deep into details as to who was identified as who nor does it have to clarify the definition of

botching olympic coverage is really that's what it's come down to is c.n.n. has nothing else going for them but they have to undercut other networks and i think it's ok aiding in the botching of the coverage and then doing stories about the botching of the coverage that they're having all the bases doing the tape delay but they are not. really going to take delay has happened for years yet and from now. suddenly this has become an issue because of the tax alerts and the tweets that's just because technology you know you know this is technology and tape delay that is don't go together and that's because you should always be in america so that we can watch them live during daylight hours this is this sort of x. seven that you're going to go there or to that's why it's laws it's not west coast for god's sake it's east coast right eastern standard time olympic for ever now and i'm just saying attention to the only time zone clearly i just live in the diary yeah everybody else should have daylight was i live there you know i don't know as an original west coast or

it it is interesting you mention that the likes of c.n.n. what if they are in breach of some sort of regulation is there any idea of what penalty that could be imposed an organization like that i mean could they be closed down if they breach regulations and leak what is deemed a secret information. they could have a penalty but i don't think. sons of i just lost you there actually are you still there but. there we go maybe somebody not enjoy our conversation we're having at the moment we've been cut short in our tracks there that was. editor in chief for news junkie post dot com talking about the freedom of speech and that was right there let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world now this hour here on at least twelve people being killed and thirty eight injured after a shooting at a movie premier in the u.s. city of denver a mass gunman rolled a tear gas canister into the cinema before opening far during a late showing of the new batman film three police arrested a suspect who was armed with a knife a rifle an

the whistleblower has compromised america's security just currently hold up and i quote doris and to c.n.n. london waiting for a decision on his asylum meanwhile the last episode of this talk show is set to air here on our key this time malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim he tells the whistleblower about his fight for freedom at home and what he sees as the hypocrisy of some western leaders. you want to do something. you must not be caught up. in yes to work in of course polity is the art of compromise i'm not seeing that you know you're like a political philosopher dictating issues but this at the ground groups you have to accept it don't you know i mean. for democracy you become a western. when we talk about market can only you become. agent but you know these things i mean one of the. you have it now there will be with you you know it's going to happen of the. but i think you know people you know the problem with authority and indeed. even the leaders in the west including destroy islam or for these. we are against them this. policy of the states i mean i do. sense that the. ascri

brian that ron paul over there nebraska they're gearing up for this kind of ron paul and surge and c.n.n. preparation for this they're really bringing in a lot of security kind of a anticipating that along with the ron paul insurgency is going to be a lot of chaos what do you make about this increased security that they're already planning the republican establishment on both the state and national level is made very nervous by ron paul people in various state conventions including oklahoma arizona louisiana have sort of fallen into chaotic conflicts between those two forces paul people claim and i think it's usually the case that it's because the party establishment is trying to not follow with their own rules in order to shut out and keep out the wrong all forces. is sort of saying hey we're afraid of these ron paul where we're hiring security for the first time ever i don't think that's necessary these poll people are not a rebel army anymore they are naturalizing themselves within the republican party and they want to become the republican party and they're succeeding in doing it so

i just want to pick up on that last bit there that c.n.n. was reporting on a gag order inside the courtroom in the case against james holmes now for starters and as i receive they're pretty much out of the news loop because they're just showing all lympics fox news well surprisingly they didn't seem all that bothered about the a thought on transparency but feared and they went on and on about this for at least ten minutes of just one of the morning shows that i checked out and it coming thinking and i love that they're actually that they've actually filed paperwork to ask for more openness in the court proceedings i love that they're actually outraged that they along with the public are going to be kept in the dark here but why. now we have spoken many times before about the attempts by the center for constitutional rights along with journalists like jeremy scahill glenn greenwald kevin got stolen to push for more transparency in the court proceedings of bradley manning so far they've had no luck but if we're going to try a young army privat

welcome back here watching on c.n.n. these are the week's top stories a southern russian resort region struggles to recover following a deadly day age as hundreds of volunteers rushed to help those left without homes out supplies. also your own findings in syria's hala province rubbish rebel claims the regime massacred some two hundred civilians and accusations some world powers take at face value the fall rushing to come down the regime. and its painful news in greece's way to has until stairs he approaches take a bloody turn with these adopting a no tolerance approach in their dealings with demonstrate. a dumpster dive in the back alleys of los angeles supermarkets as we explore how much good and bad of all food is just thrown away. here's my letter to dan bain the c.e.o. of trader joe's have also included a copy of the good samaritan act which was signed into being in one thousand nine hundred six by bill clinton and that encourages grocery stores to donate food and it protects them from being sued so i'm just asking

s from c.n.n. and fox jimmy buffett david rockefeller and henry kissinger mark also has an official two thousand and five membership list of grove attendees your typical warmongers george bush sr colin powell richard coral and you your typical republican establishment and ciders. hundreds heeded the call to protest. the people in the growth are about to be conquered. activists phillipe in the scene are worries about dangerous policies that are drafted from within the redwoods the nuclear program was discussed here and then developed later the fact that reagan was here in eighty and then afterwards we had the reagan revolution we know you're. an event with so little transparency has bred theories some of them pretty wild about what goes on on the inside especially at the cremation of care ritual where grove members burn a coffin effigy to a forty foot. peace and justice activist cindy sheehan speculates on the lack of media coverage as they are part of it me now they're saying they're the propaganda

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in just a few moments here on c.n.n. no need for americans to head to vegas anymore since grove country in the hope that a gambling drinkers can pull the economy out of trouble. are the let's get to the outside world update for you now and an explosion at a police academy has been reported in the yemeni capital sanaa it's believed to have been a suicide bombing of the death of twenty so far being reported sources say the blast took place as cadets were leaving the academy as classes finished. tens of thousands of people have joined the funeral in saudi arabia for an activist killed during recent demonstrations. philthy been protesting be arrested a prominent shia cleric by security forces he was amount to killed when police fired live ammo what the rally the government's been accused of using excessive force and cracking down on the regime demonstrations. in egypt where thousands have gathered once again on the iconic to rear square protest against the top court's decision to block the president's order to restore parlia

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i live in my headlines here on c.n.n. it's unions headlines with the world of sport. thanks for joining us this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes including. then there were twelve the much talked about short list for the next russian national team manager position shortly after i already read not rules himself. king of the just christian love b.l. dominate stage three to secure the overall lead to in the silk way rally currently moving through russia. making a splash r t catches up with one of russia's leading hopes in the pool at the fast approaching london olympic games. let's get the ball rolling with footballer harvey red not taking himself out of the running to become russia's next football manager the former tottenham hotspur boss the snarling the high profile candidate list on to a dozen names the sixty five year old looked all but certain to take the vehicle for euro two thousand and twelve and beyond but soul of opposition who roy hodgson also left without a club gig after spurs signed up former chelsea boss under villa boss in his place

and this is what we have c.n.n. throughout his career so i am not surprised that binyamin attorney now is not answering us very quickly i am surprised that our minister of housing does not understand that either he gives real solutions to people or he should resign from this government. for more americans have lost faith in the network news shows the survey says that enough for reporting errors and too much time give the showbiz result is more important explains that the response that is a rise in citizen journalists there was such as from the public of a real reliable news. venning goodness statics round the clock operations a product always being exported america's mainstream news industry generates power and profits but it seems partisan reporting and frequent gaffes may have made many americans turn away from the big broadcasters when their big uprising the revolution going are across. and have going. home to getting the work that program where are a recent gallup poll shows an all time low of only twenty percen

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away from more than one hundred million americans supreme court justice antonin scalia sat down with c.n.n.'s piers morgan what followed was a discussion with a man who's not only out of touch with the values this nation was founded on but also out of touch with the implications of his own decisions on the high court and out of touch with the ethical conduct of a sitting justice here are a few highlights to begin with to begin with justice scalia was asked which of the decisions he's presided over on the court has been the most contentious there was answered by guess the one that you know created the most the most waves of disagreement was bush versus gore ok that comes up all the time when the usual response is get over it no regrets. oh no regrets at all especially since it's clear that the thing would have ended up the same way anyway the press did extensive. research into what would have happened if what al gore wanted done had been done county by county and he would have lost anyway and that's really a telling a lie wrapped in a little bit of truth or maybe the other way around the si

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