we have david freeman, the leading expert on energy in the united states for rent for public utilities including the tennessee valley authority. talk about power for the people, what are energy policy should be. we have john fox has pioneered the teaching of tax law and tax practice to undergraduates and is now testing it successfully with high schools due to. a former corporate tax lawyer. we have showed claybrook on how to work the congress. she's an accomplished civic lobbyist but the whole string of successes. we have jeanne jackson, a citizens guide to frame the press. she comes as program director affair. oliver hall talking about the use of small claims court. as an illustration we have armor rights and remedies in this country although we need more than we even use. we don't use what we have. we have neil seidman has talking about the business as revolutionary. we have mike jacobsen, the legendary advocate of arbitration, safety and good and the public interest. the consumer section of the federal trade commission among his many experiences talking about empowering to diverse.

michael jacobson, or transforming our energy options into sustainable energy efficiency like david freemanho ran for public utilities like the tva, real expert. this is a mobilization that we want people to come to. you can go to breath callthroughpower.org or ticketmaster. only $10 a day and you can get scholarships. there is no barrier to entry. amy: let's talk about some of the issues like the transpacific partnership. i want to get your views on both donald trump and hillary clinton. before i do, who will you be voting for? >> i never say who i vote for. and sadly not going to vote for hillary or trump. -- i'm certainly not going to vote for hillary or trump. i will never vote for someone who is going to engage in illegal armed force them unconstitutional killing innocent people, selling washington to wall street, and driving our country into the ground while sugarcoating the american people on tv with rhetoric. and because of the idea that some people have that are pushed about swing state strategy, you don't agree with? >> no, because it is easy -- you figure in a swing state and usi

we have david freeman, the leading expert on energy in the united states who ran four public utilities, including the tennessee valley authority, talk about power for the people, what our energy policy should be. we have john fox, who's pie neared the teaching of tax law and tax practice to undergraduates at mt. holyoke and test something successfully with high school students, a former corporate tax lawyer. we have joan claybrook on how to work the congress. she's an accomplished civic lobbyist with a whole strain of successes. we have jane jackson, a citizen's guide to freeing the press, she comes as the program director affair. we have oliver hall talking about the use of small claims court, as an illustration, we have far more rights and remedies in this country, although we need more, than we even use. we don't use what we have. we have neil seidman, who is talking about community business is revolutionary. we have mike jacobson, the legendary advocate for nutrition and safety and food, head of the center for science and the public interest. we have david vladek from the federal t

for fair regulations and to stop the regulations that are throttling creativity, innovation as david freeman mentioned in the energy field and others have been mentioning in other fields. they are very potent enemies of allies in fighting incinerators. you may know that new york state was the first state to tax the internet which without taxes gives these giant corporations a 69 percent advantage over local businesses. new york state was the first eight to do that and many others have followed, not all and small businesses were a critical component of that coalition that force that legislation several years ago. small business people are rooted in the community. their kids go to the same schools, the same churches, the same swimming clubs, the same abilities as their neighbors and other businesspeople. they immediately get involved in civic activities when they receive their own interests and the interest of their neighbors and other elements of civil society. my two favorite examples and again i'll draw from the waste field are represented at bill pest growl who's now represented patterson

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doctor david eakins on the controversial technique that led to the maybe as one or two or three genetic parent. >>> morgan freeman is coming back to the studio. he will join us at the table. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes and counting, brooke and jim, back over to you. >> we will be watching your show, thanks. >> plenty of time for you always, gayle. >>> lasalle university is reducing cost of tuesday wigs. >> starting next year it will cost less than 29,000 collars to go, that is a 29 percent drop from the current rate which is just a little more than 40 grand. new rate will be the same amount students paid back in 2008. student were happy to hear the news. >> i think it is real important and it send a message to the people of philadelphia and people who are looking at all of the schools and in the surrounding area which we have a huge amount of schools. it is showing that we're different and we care. >> however, while the cost of tuition is going down the amount of financial aid offers, also will go down and room and board may go up. amounts students save will be 1,000 to $1,500. >>> we

journal" assistant editor james freeman pollster lee carter do are we covering everything you think important to viewers. >> and more. maria: and more, joining this conversation davidlark sheriff clark going to join us, legendary former basketball coach trump sproert bobby knight james freeman has questions host of "varney & company" stuart varney will weigh in don't miss it stay right there as we continue this program this hour we are looked being at protesters taking to streets of charlotte third night in a row last night calmer than prior two, demonstrators defied curfew imposed by mayor stayed peaceful no reports of violence no reports of looting, charlotte about officials rifting calls to release video from shooting death of 43-year-old keith lamont scott pelley's family watched footage yesterday say think it still does not answer the question the pro-life chief of charlotte told megyn kelly last night there is no doubt that scott was armed. no. >> there is a lot of other evidence that i can't speak to, the state bureau of investigation, independent investigative body has taken over, i can't really speak to the investigation, much further, but there is a lot o