zombie just by wishing them away you need to drive the silver spike through their hearts carry on huffington come on the show explain that to you darling. but. what was i. think you were going to say fine now and stay tuned for our second half of the show sounds good to me i'm still thinking about that paper hanging scandal stacy ever thanks so much for being on this part of the show thank you and doug away much more coming your way stay right there. was that so much understand i mean there's always room for some of. them are and are not discussions continue whether muslim women should be barred from public with their faces is this. their conduced child was an adult by this tragedy. these two here they say you just. don't remember every second of this like. it will remain in. memories in hearts forever. and you see you so. innocent. little. brighter if you knew the song from feinstein. tante. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to washington d.c. and talk with kate shepard an environmental reporter for mother jones magazine kate shepherd welcome the kaiser report. thanks for hav

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the motion picture association of america through the show in other venues like the huffington post in america and they killed it and right they should for this very reason is just more derivative nonsense in this case getting into the pop culture to reinvent movies as just the detritus of risk takers on wall street with no soul and no conscience however having said that let me say this i believe it would be fantastic as a way to level the playing field in the global pop culture market if another country maybe china maybe iran but principally my first choice would be russia russia should open a box office futures contract in moscow leverage it up and dominate hollywood you can do it ask me for details russians in the next headline and this is why this fascinating because the story offers a direct link between temperatures and the bond market so russia's drought raises bondholder risk on prices so russia in the last week had the highest temperatures ever recorded in the hundred thirty years of record keeping in russia and the temperatures soared to thirty seven point four degrees celsiu

she's also a reporter for the huffington post. also joined by sarah lacy of techcrunch and joseph menn, correspondent with the "financial times," first time on the show. welcome to it. let's start with the basic understanding of net neutrality. why does the average person who's not involved in dotcoms, who's not a shareholder in some of these companies, the average person at home, why do they care? >> well, i think the simplest explanation that i've ever heard is let's say you're sending an e-mail to grandma and you just want to, you know, tell her what's been happening with your life. you just want to ensure your e-mail's going to go through. a company's not going to stop your e-mail from being transmitted to grandma or it's not going to slow it down. and that's really what net neutrality is about. >> my e-mail, regardless of how not important it is, at least to everyone else. to my grandmother it's very important. >> yes. >> it gets treated the same way as everyone else. >> yes. >> now, this has always turned into a moral issue,

through the heart of various vampires and zombies whether it's geithner summers or bernanke i see the huffington post got a big headline this week get rid of summers and bernanke and geithner can't get rid of a vampire and zombie just by wishing them away you need to drive this over spike through their hearts carry on offering to come on the show explain that to you darl them. but. where was i think you were going to say fight now and stay tuned for our second half of the show sounds good to me i'm still thinking about that paper hanging scandal stacy ever thanks so much for being on this part of the show thank you and doug go away much more coming your way stay right there. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to washington d.c. and talk with kate shepard an environmental reporter for mother jones magazine kate shepherd welcome the kaiser report. thanks for having me let's talk b.p. oil spill the government of b.p. say the oil in the gulf of mexico has almost entirely disappeared scientists say it's mostly still there tell us what each side claims and who's lying well this all start

through the heart of various vampires and zombies whether it's geithner summers or bernanke i see the huffington post has got a big headline this week get rid of summers and bernanke and geithner you can't get rid of a vampire and zombie just by wishing them away you need to drive this over spike through their hearts carry on offering to come on the show explain that to you darl them. but. where was i i think you were going to say by now and stay tuned for our second half of the show sounds good to me i'm still thinking about that paper hanging scandal stacy everett thanks so much for being on this part of the show and thank you and don't go away much more coming your way stay right there. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get the human voice ceased to face with the news makers. street still keeps it secrets but it's time to feel. the soviet follow me. like. their childhood was overshadowed by this tragedy. these two feel the fear they faced. and remember every second of this nightmare. it will remain in their memories in the hearts forever. and it seems so. little. welcome ba

that on the left as well, and that wasn't true a couple of years ago, because now you have the huffington post, which is a hugely trafficked and very popular web site, especially for liberals. you have msnbc, which in prime time has made the decision, the calculated decision, to really cater to liberals. so they have the same power that the right has had for some time through talk radio on the left, and i think both of those forces really can push and press a story. >> sir? >> what can the media do to hold elected officials and media personalities accountable for lying about facts? >> well, we can continue to try to ask them the questions and look at what they say, and of course, investigative reporters can look at what they do and their people do and bring you that information. and then you get to do with it what you will. we talked about correcting the record a moment ago. i am always puzzled to some extent, but i acknowledge it's there, when the media or reporters bring information that counter absolutely what someone has said or done, and with so many people, unfortunately, it doesn't

the heart of various vampires and zombies whether it's geithner summers or bernanke the i see the huffington post has got a big headline this week get rid of summers and bernanke and geithner you can't get rid of a vampire. zombie just by wishing them away you need to drive a silver spike through their hearts ariane offering to come on the show. plain that you don't know them. but. what was i. think you were going to say by now and stay tuned for our second half of the show sounds good to me i'm still thinking about that paper hanging scandal stacy everett thanks so much for bringing this part of the show and thank you doug go away much more coming your way stay right there. every month we give you the future we hope you understand how to get there and bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our g. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to washington d.c. and talk with kate shepard an environmenta

about republicans who are muslims are they feeling alienated by their own party according to the huffington post and informally organized group including former bush officials or others with strong ties to the g.o.p. are now working behind the scenes to tone down that rhetoric to bring it back to the bush years when islam was described as a religion of peace but has it gone too far and the republicans really care well joining me to discuss it is sue helicon former bush administration official and a board member of the american conservative union so he'll think for being here so tell me as a conservative who is a muslim how are you feeling about your party right now are you feeling like they're alienating you like they don't care about you it's time no doubt about it especially when you see such giants as new converts coming out and jumping on this bandwagon this is always been something that's been on the fringe from some within the party mainly online and on talk shows here and there on radio talk shows but unfortunately now it's coming to the mainstream of our party with people like newt

news organizations like abc news, huffington post, and npr. post your video, and they can use it on their news shows. last is current.com. this site has news made for the internet that may end up on tv, a site that combines citizen and professional journalism. current.com started in 2005 by co-founder al gore, and viewers vote on the news that they see online. they vote for it here online, and the story may end up on current tv. that's the tv network part of current.com. current wants their viewers to have an ongoing discussion about what they watch because they want their programming to be interactive and an experience. frank. >> thanks, sonya. john, how'd she do on that magic wall there? >> she's very good. she's very, very good. i might be out of work. >> uh, back to all these different choices and all these different places. john, when you're doing television now and realizing that many of your viewers, perhaps mt of your viewerwillctuay consume it on cnn.com or on one of these other sites, again, how does that change the way you present o

talking points, memos, sheriffing ton post -- huffington post but what we need are courageous young journalists willing to make not a lot of money, to go out into the field to gather the stories no one else is gathering. to give voice to the people that otherwise wouldn't have a voice and be the unpopular journalist, the one that asks the complicated when -- question when everyone wants to go home. the one that doesn't care about the powerful and don't want to be near rahm emanuel. i want to be the with respect who asks the tough questions. one of the best journalists in this country is someone you probably never heard rick rowley. a very good friend of mine. he is an independent journalist and he has an independent production house called big noise films. he has spent the better part of the last decade going in and out of iraq unembedded. he tells the stories of the people that get killed in the knit raids you hear about. -- night raids. the ones left to suffer without electricity, gas or food. of widows and orphans. he goes around to combat zones. part of the reason you have never heard of hi

i will refer to an article in the "huffington post" yesterday. it was saying that the current controversy over robert gibbs and the professional flight of being critical of president -- the professional flout of being critical of president obama implies being held to a standard he should not be expected to meet. but it is not only in terms of the left. he has failed to meet the standards that you set for itself on the campaign trail. we have immigrants who really believe that he was going to do something about amnesty, something that the majority of the country supports. don't ask, don't tell, the majority of the country supports the repeal of that. and a variety of disheissues whe failed to stand up to the corporate america, and that sentiment is reflected through the majority of america. i think there is a schism between the two different obama's that the country is seen. host: and here is robert gibbs speaking on this issue. >> do you regret what you said to the hill? >> by will say that there are many times that i read transcripts of what i s