jacob thank you very much for coming on the show that with jacob horn for president the future of freedom foundation thank you. well it is super tuesday it's considered to be one of the biggest days and the race to the to be the next presidential republican presidential nominee voters will head to the polls and these ten states up for grabs today four hundred nineteen delegates oh high are considered the most significant since it does have the most delegates now it's expected that super tuesday well are it's not expected at this point that super tuesday will end the g.o.p. race but super tuesday is sure to captivate the mass media airwaves and cost millions and millions of dollars and the ongoing primary spectacle has some wondering i'm all the madness at earlier i spoke to ben cohen who is an editor for the daily be answer and president of the dancer media group he told me his real thoughts about super tuesday take a lock it's a waste of time well i mean i think it's pretty clear that romney's going to win this thing this is just a bit of a dog and pony show so we can go in the media can have a kid

thank you very much for coming on the show that was jacob hornberger president of the future of freedom foundation. thank you. i'll still add an hour to you the results are encouraging our georgia amber upon all have a clear winner and are republican primary election but as super tuesday really a pivotal point of the g.o.p. race or is it all i find your height at starting at. r g is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. we just put a picture of me when i was like nineteen years old when she told the truth. i meant to get a sense that i was driving. and trip. it was kind of yesterday. and very. simply. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it and they can you trust no one. is imbue it with noble mission ridge see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called national so when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question. morning. well it is super tuesday and you know what that means for republican presidential candidates schmoozing th

based nonprofit organization the future of freedom foundation live for us in washington d.c. many thanks and these becoming an art scene you're welcome. continuing here turning our attention to that of iraq where a series of coordinated blasts have rocked nearly a dozen cities there killing more than forty injuring almost two hundred three car bombs exploded in the northern oil rich province of code of cook killing nine i thought the two car bombs hit a predominantly shia city of karbala one bit south of baghdad killing thirteen other attacks in the capital and two southern towns targeted local police headquarters of the latest violence comes nine years are good the u.s. led invasion of iraq began and just ahead of next week's arab league summit to be held. and he will campaign david swanson says that despite u.s. efforts iraq is a country in tatters. he demolished their country will destroy what was one of the most advanced civilized country split the highest standard of living in net region we've destroyed it for over twenty years that a pair of wars and in lisp are mean and

university also in washington we go to jacob hornberger he is founder and president of the future of freedom foundation and in new york we have to leave all of your own he is the united nations director at human rights watch all right gentlemen crosstalk rosenberg and you can jump in anytime you want jacob if i can go to you first i've been watching the syrian conflict and american british t.v. western media in general and it's basically good guys and bad guys so can you explain to me who the good guys are and who are the bad guys are because we have a regime that's killing its own people and we have an armed insurrection resorting to terrorism so please tell me who are the good guys and the bad guys. well i think it's always difficult to tell in this kind of situation i mean you've got a dictatorship there and traditionally a dictatorship is the bad guys i mean there's there's traditionally nothing good about a dictatorship and this happens to be one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world you've got an armed insurrection and that as i understand it human rights watch is now accused of some majo

fringes or i think for your thoughts to be on the program focused on the policy advisor the future of freedom foundation thank you for the syrian conflict also dominating talks at the u.n. security council where libya has been accused of training in preparing syrian militants discussions also touched on nato bombing campaign over libya last year during which more than one hundred civilians fell victim to a lions air raid instance the organization is refusing to investigate these reports in new york covering anything. a new report out was quietly released by the united nations on friday that report was an investigation that found in part that nato has not sufficiently investigated the air raids that conducted on libyan two thousand and eleven that killed at least sixty civilians and injured at least sixty five more people despite the findings of this two hundred twenty page report nato officials have refused so far to further investigate the fates how these or the casualties that this report was referring to another russian bastard to the united nations batali churkin also went on to say that water has n

rick: this energetic group is involved in the freedom foundation and it's random act of theater programs. the organization is trying to build a better future these kids who live challenging lives. >> we're walking down the street in new york is way different than walking down the street in selma. kiki and i were to walk down the street specifically, they'd be like, who are they? you get these looks, you get, like, comments. >> rick: their visit to the big apple, including a workshop where they learned about discrimination, the topic they're all too familiar with. >> a lot of my grandparents and stuff tell me a lot about it and i learned a lot about it in school. when martin luther king and all the other black people marched across the bridge. >> rick: the highlight of their get away? seeing the broadway hit "memphis." the show that tackles racial tensions through the power of music. ♪ >> rick: the producers of "memphis" hosted thousands of kids through their program called inspire change. if you would like to get involved, check out the web site, memphis the musical.com. >> arthel: george jones spending another night in the hospital battli

foundation our differences are rooted in the past, and not the future. we believe in equal opportunity for all. and then have no place. the libya in which all of ethnicity have freedom comment equal rights to avoid the civic affairs. we believe in a country in which women and youth have a strong presence we're also committed to national -- because we are well aware that no country can move forward. we have been actively involved in this trying to form an association to streamline the process of reconciliation of these issues i should also add we're working to build a strong civil society for more transparency and accountability. over four decades the coffee regime has appropriated resources which should have been used to the benefits of the libyan people. libyans finally deserve to live up to their great potential to see their quality of life. we are laying the foundation of the mediterranean provincial center which links europe and the west to africana and the middle east. . . and of the human spirit entity one. asad libyans we have much to discuss than to learn of our newly free country. to learn about rights which is also low responsibilities. to learn of the rol