week calling it the civil rights issue of our era but ours policy is really going to address that david sirota is going to join us to break down the plan step by step from k. through twelve to higher education all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at what the mainstream media decided to miss. well there's a lot going on these days and the mainstream media has been selflessly dedicating themselves to covering every single campaign speech the twists and turns of the facebook i.p.o. and this seemingly never ending trial. we are awaiting a possible verdict in the john edwards corruption trial the jury in its fifth deliberations that is day five of deliberations and we are still waiting for a verdict in the john edwards corruption trial four days of deliberations still no verdict in the john edwards trial john edwards accused of campaign finance corruption the jury which began its work nearly a week ago has asked to review four exhibits related to the case the jury resume deliberations this morning giving no indication as to whether it is any clos

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two thousand and twenty eight so why does mitt romney actually want to reverse this move will david sirota gave us his thoughts on the subject when he spoke with us last week. student debt is a huge financial goal right now in a lot of people are making a lot of money off of student debt we are a country that makes it financially very difficult and certainly comparatively difficult to other industrialized nations for choose to get an education mitt romney and his friends in the financial sector make a lot of money off of that so we're talking about education but what we're really talking about is deeper ideology and i think president obama this is one area of education as opposed to twelve education where the president obama obama administration is far better. but how different with student loans under romney really be according to her poor released yesterday by us per the two thousand and ten changes seem to be more of a nuisance than a barrier when it comes to scamming students in taxpayers see banks and financial firms they have been skirting the rules anyway by getting colleges to outs

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david sirota, best-selling author of the book "back to our future: how the 1980s explain the world wew on am 760 in and public relations strategist whose firm, libertas, llc, handles media relations for political, corporate and non-profit clients. first off we'll talk about china. we have a blind chinese dissident who made a bold escape. made it to the u.s. embassy, left the embassy, and then comes out and says i don't want the deal, i do want to leave for america. the americans say what that wasn't the deal we agreed on. and then he calls into a congressional hearing. here is him talking through a translator obviously. >> he wants to come to the u.s. for some time of rest. he does not have any rest in the past ten years already. most concern right now is the safety of my mother my brothers, and i really want to know what is going on with them. >> all right. so then romney thinks oh my god i have an opportunity to criticize obama. so this is what he says today. >> mr. chen has sought freedom in a bahsian of freedom, an embassy of the united states of america. our embassy failed to put

syndicated column nighest david sirota. and host of his own show on kkzn radio in denver, my colleague and dear friend, richard kim, executive editor of the nation.com. also director of the engaging tradition project at columbia law school center for gender and sexuality law. it's great to have you herement it's great to have this stuff to talk about this week which was pretty remark blowing. i thought wednesday was surprising in what we do in covering political news. so when something genuinely unexpected comes along, it's really interesting and exciting. to me, the most interesting part of this, and i'd like to get your thoughts, most interesting part of this to me is the reaction to it. particularly from the right. it's always seem today me in talking to gay rights activists and gay donors and lgbt folks in the president's circle, it was going to be hard to avoid ending up at this point. i think a lot of us had suspicions that he believed this all along and his previous hete heterooxy was a tip of his cap. it was always

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machine that can compete and that's why people like me and stephanie miller and tom hartman and david sirota and as i mentioned tom hart and randy rhodes are out there. we are starting to get a message machine going. they still have to -- they overwhelm us, i think, in that area. so my feeling is, we've got to get our message out, yes. i try to do that every day. also, when mitt romney says i deserve credit for the auto bail-out. >> sure. >> you have to point out that this joker opposed what george bush and barack obama were doing to help the auto industry and when he says now that i am not sure about where i stand on immigration, he doesn't point out that he said he would vitaed 0 the dream act -- veto the dream act. >> you have to do both and strongly stand for our principles, you know. and when you are talking about any of those things, make clear, you know, where the president was on the bail out. he rescued the auto industry. don't be ashamed of saying exactly what happened. >> it's his baby. the white house points out that he would have been -- if he had followed the polls on that, he