a trip and i had to in sixty five with my father to europe and we went to france and germany and griese and england and we went to we went to italy and to poland which was then a communist country where we were disinvited we don't want you here and we went anyway and the government blacked out our trip so there was no mention of it on the news as in fact we went to an orphanage with presents for the orphanage for the orphans and all the orphans were moved there by the government because they didn't want to have any contact with the people of the us through word of mouth the knowledge of our presence spread and when we went to the cathedral in krakow. for mass we came out there were two hundred fifty thousand people in the air in krakow square and many of them had somehow got ahold of these little tiny american flags and waving at us and they were saying they lifted our car literally sang this song called stole a lot which polls only sung to their most popular heroes and leaders and ever been sung by a crowd in the communist era. and was very deliberate in all of those kind of crowds in

trip and i nine hundred sixty five with my father to europe and we went to france and germany and griese and england and we went to the went to italy and to poland which was then a communist country. where we were disinvited. in any way and the government blacked out our trip so there was no mention of it on the news as in fact we went to an orphanage with presents for the orphanage for the orphans and all the orphans were moved there by the government because they didn't want to have any contact with people over the last through word of mouth the knowledge of our presence spread and when we went to the cathedral in krakow. for mass we came out there were two hundred fifty thousand people in the air. in krakow square and many of them had somehow got a hold of these little tiny american flags and waving at us and they were saying they lifted our car literally sang this song called stole a lot which polls only sung to their most popular heroes and leaders and ever been sung by a crowd in the communist era and was very deliberative and you know i i saw those kind of crowds in every country

interesting to see what the department of justice does if one of when when one of these companies griese with comcast because this is not a strictly vertical merger as a t.n.t. time warner this is more horizontal they both are competitors and they're both going to form again you know a bigger company again i hope it goes through whatever it is but i think the justice department definitely they might still appeal the eighteenth tee time warner but i think they'll definitely fight the comcast disney or the fox disney merger you know we had an attorney andre barlow who is a regular on the program and he was in the courtroom every single day on this and he's just said what you did steve that you know this is going to have to be real litigator that it was really sort of a silo decision with regard to time warner in a t. and t. lionel how does the u.k. sky news figure in all of this that people want that one to. well i think this is a harbinger part of of what's happening around the world though their regulatory scheme is a little bit more interesting they're more content content sensitive you

trip and i nine hundred sixty five with my father to europe and we went to france and germany and griese and england and we went to we went to italy and to poland which was then a communist country. where we were disinvited we don't want you here and we went anyway and the government blacked out our trip so there was no mention of it on the news as in fact we went to an orphanage with presents for the orphanage for the orphans and all the orphans were moved there by the government because they didn't want to have any contact with the people of the us through word of mouth the they the knowledge of our presence. and when we went to the cathedral and crack out for mass we came out there were two hundred fifty thousand people in the air in krakow square and any of them had somehow got a hold of these little tiny american flags and waving at us and they were saying they lifted our car literally sang this song called stole a lot which poles only sung to their most popular heroes and leaders and ever been sung by a crowd in the communist era. and was ever a deliberative and you know a lot of t