our friend jim wallace, fasted a long time.ss him, and after a while, i said, i miss spaghetti. tavis: does this kind of social justice have a place in your music or keep it separate? >> i wish it had more of a place in music, people that have written amazing politically inspired immoral justice, i am not good at writing about those issues, i have tried. it's better if i write emotional music and talk about issues on the sides. i am the worse songwriter when i try to write protest songs. tavis: the new project from moby is called "destroyed" we are excited to have him in los angeles, sorry, new york, we claimed another one. congratulations on the new project, "destroy" from moby. and thank you l. a. for watching, as always, keep the faith. ♪ >> for information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi, next time we have james stewart plus a performance from steve earle, that's next time. see you then. >> all i know his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone mak

inventions and i was speaking of ideas with copying we have bestselling author and president of soldiers jim wallace here the president gave a speech today about political reform you can reform human rights and nonviolence and apparently meant to keep a straight face while doing it well get jim's take on that and stuff and console us even console a little progress and he joins us from houston texas to tell you how to beat back the twisted logic of intellectual property but that won't stop the government from imposing a twisted morality of stifling innovation on you to make you feel bad for copying things that big corporations don't want you to profit well tough because the internet is here to the rescue and so is adam vs the man. before we get back to the issues of piracy we have some government i receive to discuss and join me now is our guest jim wallace a bestselling author of public the olden speaker and outspoken commentator and recently served on the president's advisory council on faith based and neighborhood partnerships and currently serves as the chair of the global agenda council on faith