denny king prayed at a democratic convention, for quite a while, i might say. and roselyn when i was elected president. he gazed at the great wall of segregation and saw that the power of love could bring it down. he made our nation stronger because he made it better. we were able to create a national historic site where dr. king lived, worked and worshipped. it's next door to the carter center. laid together just by a walking path. and at the carter center we try to make -- there's principles that we follow, the same as his. emphasizing peace and human rights. i remember that denny king said, too many people think martin freed only black people. in truth, he helped to free all people. [ applause ] >> and denny king added, it's not enough to have a right to sit on a lunch counter if you can't afford to buy a meal. and he also said, the ghetto still looks the same, even from the front seat of a bus. perhaps the most challenging statement of martin luther king jr. was, and i quote, the crucial question of our time is how to overcome oppression and violence withou

denny's. not burger king. you can't have it your way.u get. 365 days of the year, this is what you're going to get right here. >> can i get a quarter from one of you guys to call my mother and tell her i still love her. >> get your backs up against the wall. >> backs against the wall. right now, this is part of the survival tactics in prison. so if i came up in here, me and you had a problem and i wanted you, what am i going to do? i'm going to get you where there ain't too much attention at? right in if you're back off the wall, looking out here thinking this gate's been opened, come up behind you, put something in your back, what are you going to do? what you going to do? you ain't going to do nothing. you're going to lay down right there, bleed right there, bleed to death. so what's your best friend? exactly. having your back on the wall. >> the next stop is a standard two-man cell. >> hey, fool, man, watch the [ bleep ] doorstop. what the hell's wrong with you. >> as you can tell, two grown men in here is not very much room. >> you d

dennis: right. although let us point out the u.s. treasury is still by far the lowest risk acid you combine of any government bonds anywhere around the world. the one eyed man is kingm of the blind. dennis: -- >> remember that dave hamilton steady from quito. its 700 trillion. the rest of the world knows we cannot pay and off. dennis: all right. you are depressing me. but will do is rappee right now. thank you very much for being with us. have a great weekend. okay. still to come, not just the government spying on you. everyday household items are doing it. find out which ones next. ♪ dennis: very afraid. backers are coming after you and your dishwasher. ♪ dennis: cisco calls it the internet of everything. more products than ever before linking up to the internet, we're talking security alarms and a power mears, refrigerators, even dishwashers. they're is a dark side. joining me now, adam levin, chairman of identity theft. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. i remember years ago in the early 90's we did an interview with this big digital soothsayer guy. the next big thing after the internet. things that think and link. winking of things to the internet.

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dennis kucinich. kimberly strassel of the "wall street journal" and evan bayh. mistakes are a part of life. this is an awful lot of mistakes. >> i mean, not necessarily in context. i think as congressman king just said of the overall number of calls that are being put into a database somewhere and the amount of work that the nsa is actually doing the number one question here the only question is there any evidence that the government is aboozing its power to spy on americans and despite all of the conversation that we have had over the last couple of months we still do not have any evidence of that. >> john: do you believe that? >> john, any time our privacy is at stake. americans have to take that seriously. and some changes do need to be made. there needs to be advocate for privacy and having served on the intelligence committee for 10 years can i tell threw ha do need to be more resources so the independent branches of government including the courts can police this thing. but as kimberly was just saying 80% of the violations were either technical in nature or

let's ask the commodity king, himself, the one and only dennis gartman. you. >> mel, always good to see you. >> if you had to choose between the two, which would it be, gold or the miners? >> if you asked me that question a year ago, i would say without equivocation, avoid the gold. it's interesting, however, in the lost several weeks, actually the last several months, the miners have begun finally to do better on their own, own the days when gold, itself, goes up and to hold on days when gold goes down. so now if you asked me what would i do to own gold and i like to own gold, i'll buy gld. for the first time in a long time i'll be gdx the miners' index. meaners are outbuying gold itself. it's an unusual circumstance. >> there are a lot of concern the miners need to do a lot in terms of capex and right sizing their cost structure in the declining gold price. do you think that risk is off the table now that we've heard miners like new press and gold corps say, you know what, we are cutting back. >> no, i don't think that that threat is off the table. i ho

dennis could you. sin niche and -- kussinich. >> it is fairly in context as congressman king just said of the overall number ever -- number of calls being put into a database on where in theamou amount of work the nsa is actually doing. i think the number one question, the only question here is there evidence that the government is abusing its power to spy on americans? la despite all of the conversations, we don't have any evidence of that. >> do you believe that? >> john, anytime our privacy is at stake, americans have to take that seriously.y. some changes do need to be made. 24r* needs to bead an advocate for privacy.inte having served on the committee for years there needs to be more resources so the independent branches of government including the courts can police this thing. km as kimberly was just saying, 80% of the violations were technical in nature or involve type graphical errors.re 100% were inadd veer taint. the fact that they ared self-reporting and wantgi to comply should give some comfort. there is not a vast conspiracyte where theynt are lining in on the conversations.inte congressman, yo

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dennis kucinich are here when their reaction. >>> plus he may be in the slammer but one of wall street's most notorious criminals is living like a king, manservant included. it is all the word on wall street. you won't believe what is going down. >>> "who made money today." she made so much. she made oprah look bad. not sure how that is possible. not sure who it is? even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: right off the top, the new treasury or fed nominee will be former larry summers. what will he mean for your market and your money? gerald o'driscoll, former dallas federal reserve vice president joins us with his take. what do you think? >> i don't think it will be a big change. i don't think it matters much for monetary policy which candidate, yellen or summers got picked but i think it may matter for regulatory policy. melissa: why? >> summers is perceived to be and i think is, pro large financial institutions. he thinks they're good for the economy and efficient. right now they're getting roughed up by regulators and i think he might ease off on that. melissa: everyone is assuming this would be good for th

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dennis kucinich. are you concerned about this, because some on the right are concerned. some on the left are concerned. then you have peter king american way of life is at stake here. what it means to be an american is at stake. our constitution is at stake. am i concerned? you bet i am. when i see our government massively going into people's private lives, the defense is, well, we're doing it billions of times and these thousands of times a year are just a small percentage. what a confession. we need to get this under control and fast because our whole democratic way of life is being chipped away here. >> brian: here is what the guy who hasn't been there since 2008 is the one defending it coherently. what do you think about director hayden? he said all the incidents were inadvertent. no one claims any rules were intentionally violated. all the incidents were discovered and corrected by the nsa themselves and two-thirds of the incidents were comprised of foreigners temporarily in the united states. your reaction? >> well, we know from the "washington post" report of last week that there has been a constructive effort on the pa