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lou: as we watch all this unfolds, it is stunning,eally, that there is so little effort on the part of the traditional watchdogs. the fourth the state, liberal, national media. there ii no accountability. is there likely to be any beyond the ballot box beginning next year? >> i expected more especially with the day that the optics the way that the white house and th justice burton has gone after rorters. the associated press oine subpoenaing a mouse going into the private dealings of the porters. not theevel that you or i expect. >> we thank you for being with us. afford to talking with you again soon. >> a keyor having me. lou: much more on the obama white house scandals and the countdowto obamacare, talking with congresswom dianne black next right here. stay with us. president obama declared the sequesterudget cuts to be devastating. fox news carl cameron says t record straight next. ♪ lou: on wall street, stocks soaring to recd levels on upbeat economic news. all ten s&p sectors moving higher. gold dropping a dollar $0.80 to $1,311 per ounce. crude oil up nearly 3% just low 100 per

the short answer is i don't eally know how else it's going to come about except for taking it up g -- and lenlgts lating or requiring law, i don't see how it's going happen. anybody else have an idea. gotten less likely in recent years. think first of all, there's absolutely no principled reason to exclude the american public seeing their government at work. it's ridiculous. on the other hand, if i were on court, i'd be happy with the way people work. rise of stewart and colbert on youtube, i don't think it's the case that they win. i do think these are very, very able judges. argument before the court, particularly if you read the briefs, it's really interesting. also possible just to take the occasional goofy thing that some of them are capable of and putting out in a way that will subject them to authentic momry. that.now i think that terrifies them. think the fact that there was a republican attack ad after the focused on arguments solicitor general don's argument which, in fact, didn't need doing, but edited to make it worse. they used the audio and they didn't like that at all.

king did, .eally all about education he was really locked in on that and in fact, when the small group went into the white house to talk to the president, president kennedy said, and this that with the kind of influence you have in the black community, you really ought to emphasize schools and getting your kids to do well in school. >> i am mostly struck by how different things are now. the technology is such that you can get it -- mob to show up and dance in the middle of pennsylvania avenue if you wanted but to get 253,000 people against the mall, there would be old horns, pulpits, it was remarkable and to me, i would like for young people to understand the enormity of what it took to do that. >> and a very short time, a group of people came together because they believed in something and they put together the most unbelievable moment in american history. >> for the legacy on the march in washington to go or word, to the young people who want to be see thatts, to really they have an obligation to cover poverty, cover race, go deeper to find the real story. >> julian. >> we are missin

and one of the things that's eally interesting about the marketplace of ideas today is is really hard to come by. trying to ever are find information, you -- we all right?google search, we search something and what we find, what google gives is the most recent information. google gives preference to links recently updated. knows how the algorithms work because they change them all the time. to create ry hard context through search. so that's -- if you think about democracy, people don't just need to know what happened, they need to know why it happened and means.t if they they are going to fulfill their civic duties. of our jobs as journalism educators now to figure out how the in addition to doing "here are the facts." here's the truth of what happened. how do we then teach journalists to create context? really hard thing to teach. we have to figure that out. that's our job as educators. there is an ethical imperative do that if you are interested in journalism. who is doing e journalism bears the burden of imperative. but if you're going to call yourself a professional you have an h