there hasn't been any outrage at the death of an american citizen with investigative historian dr gareth porter then his millions flock to theaters to catch the social network on the big screen we're going to reflect on the impact that facebook's founder mark zuckerberg has had on our everyday lives he's portrayed as a tragic hero in the film but a hero nonetheless so can we say the same for his creation for facebook former m.t.v. reporter kurt loder will give us his opinion on the phenomenon and it's friday which means that we're going to bring you a mash up of everything politics osama bin laden's latest tape warns of global warming and we'll show you some nifty little kitchen gadgets for mind is just how lazy americans become now the twins will be here to rehash all that at the end of the show but now let's move on to our top story. the attempted overthrow of ecuadorian president rafael correa has put latin america back in the news or at least kind of from venezuela haiti to honduras coups involving the united states why not seem like anything new to some people but could the emergence of a

dr. porter? >> mr.hairman and distinguished members of the senate foreign relations committee, i would like to thank you for the opportunity to testify today regarding libya, its energy sector from its relations with the u.k. and scotland. the release of amegrahi was an importanforeign policy goal for the libyan government, and as pursued for a long time. obviously the issue of his incarceration in scotland colored relations between london and tripoli three negative study north africa and the last six years a specialist focusing on political risk in north africa in the middle east with a focus on libya. more recently i've begun working with investigative firms that deal with fraud and corruption investigations overseas. am i and alice is objective diagnostic, factual based and impartial. thank you. >> it's clear from the outset his release was important and a foreign policy goal for the libyangovernment. first, the libyan government never recognized the legitimacy of the ruling which led to his incarcer

dr. porter? >> mr.rman and distinguished members of the senate foreign relations committee, i would like to thank you for the opportunity to testify today regarding libya, its energy sector from its relations with the u.k. and scotland. the release of al-megrahi was an important foreign policy goal for the libyan government, and as pursued for a long time. obviously the issue of his incarceration in scotland colored relations between london and tripoli three negative study north africa and the last six years a specialist focusing on political risk in north africa in the middle east with a focus on libya. more recently i've begun working with investigative firms that deal with fraud and corruption investigations overseas. am i and alice is objective diagnostic, factual based and impartial. thank you. >> it's clear from the outset his release was important and a foreign policy goal for the libyan government. first, the libyan government never recognized the legitimacy of the ruling which led to his incarc

dr. paul. >> as you know, kentucky is a nettism porter of federal dollars. home and filtered through washington. let's say you win, is the net result for kentucky going to be a less r percentage of the federal pie. >> i think the statistic, our numbers are high because of having too big military businesses and having a lot of active duty salary. washington is a net loser for us. he wants to do away with the 16th amendment. when you go to buy groceries and supplies, you are paying a 23% national sales tax. it would come down hard on our seniors. he would get ranked paul's deductible. we need to simplify and make it shorter. as long as it reduces the burden. really hurt our seniors. the question for general con way. >> in the past nine years, 1300 americans have died. do you believe this is a win able war? under what circumstances should we leave? >> that's a good question. thank you for it, joe. >> our men and women are serving so bravely there. here is an instance of breaking with the stand. i question the surge in afghanistan. what does it mean to win the w