in the nomic slash ecological apocalypse the social contract is clearly broken and i'm so in as john locke said we need to therefore stage a revolt i mean is it time for a revolt what do you mean by a revolt i mean like we revolted against the british in seven hundred seventy six we declared our independence from the british we needed to clear our independence from the special interest of the energy industry well you know if you put it that way i'll give you that the social contract is premised on consent right the consent of the government is where power comes from and this didn't is a case study and how that doesn't work anymore we consented to has. to ban fracking and the government said we're going to listen to that so if that's what you mean yeah i'm on board with you where does that leave us engineers tech fix i mean i think we're putting all of us are putting our money on a gamble that the engineers will solve all of these problems to clean up the water will scrub the carbon out of the air we'll come up with a new energy technology so you don't have to change the way. the tech solut

wonderful simple narrative if you wrote another speaking a philosophy hundred if you've read much of john locke sure but isn't he the one who said that when the social contract this broken the people must revolt in fact the people aren't really revolting at that point because the contract was was broken by the powers that be so we would just be reconstituting a new social contract yeah contract is broken with fracking i have a life jacket here you have your book i have got the constitution of the united states here we go in the pocket constitution so this is the social contract that binds americans together ok now if you have corporations overriding that contract by going against the people and imposing jack kone in financial armageddon and anomic slash ecological apocalypse the social contract is clearly broken and i'm so in as john locke said we need to therefore stage a revolt i mean is it time for a revolt what do you mean by a revolt i mean what if we needed to clear our independence from the special interest of the energy industry well yeah if you put it that way i'll give you that that s

our framers red john locke and studied public affairs and thought it was a serious thing to be in public service. this idea of unlimited money coming in to distort the public process is not something our framers envisioned, not something teddy roosevelt envisioned. and up until recently, i mean, ronald reagan got elected to president taking public financing for federal elections. it's only in the last -- i would say 10 years, that you had this explosion of special interest money distorting our democracy. i saw an interview with jimmy carter. he said he never would have gotten elected president in the current system given the amount of money you have to raise. host: you are on the armed services committee so i want you to react to the president yesterday. he went to the state department to talk about the -- talk with members of the global coalition to try to defeat isis. this is what he had to say. president trump: when i took office, one of my very first acts was to go to the pentagon and ask them to produce and show me a plan to defeat isis. under the new approach, we developed, we empo

you listens to the columns from charles krauthammer and that those load stars were your own like john locke or adam smith or friedrich hayek. and the rights of mankind and the necessity of defense and that economic exchange at the end of the decade with the berlin wall down it's easy to see why conservatives and what attracted me my children are the ages i was in the eighties but from an american perspective from conservativism to them a compulsively dishonest president will serve him and demean those that don't the belief that political compromise is a sign of weakness not seen since the likes of joe mccarthy. and then taken directly from the isolationist from world war ii the demonization of immigrants weather in latin america africa or the middle east if it is our own ancestors with 60000 people not including suicides. and then to rage against the news media borrow directly and a conservative news channel don't bother to disguise the fact they are a mouthpiece and temper tantrums against all allies with families through forced deportation that which millions of americans of already paid

battle he is in power but we appreciate your thoughts head on the program plentiful fans professor john locke and thank you for coming on to r.t. . south africa sees a significant rise in attacks on farm as we have from some of the victims right after this short break. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. seem wrong. just don't call. me. yet to say proud this day comes to council. and engagement equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back to. the u.k. authorities that being accused of a heavy handed response after a woman was arrested in front of her children locked up to seven hours for calling a female transgender activist by her former mal name kate scotto says she has not. retu

the gentleman who wrote those words read the words of john locke. he said legislators may make laws. they may not make other legislators. we want to know how far we drifted from locke. the sender of mike lee of utah, there you will see two piles of paper. it is all the laws passed by congress in the recent term. the other stack is about eight feet high. those consist of all the rules and regulations generated by the administrative state in the same period. the question is, drawing on all powers of the legislature, what did madison miss? madison missed three things. one is the coming of political parties. the second is the actual facts and sociology of big government and third is the consequence of those first two, that is the swollen presidency. with regard to parties, the constitution was written in 1787, argued for the federal in the federalist papers in 1788. and five years later, madison and thomas jefferson go off on a trip during which they were consulting with political actors along the east coast and producing a political party. parties were

the gentleman who wrote those words are seeing -- read the words of john locke. may makeegislators laws. they may not make other legislators. we want to know how far we drifted from locke. sender of mike lee of utah, there you will see to -- two watts of paper. passed bythe laws congress in the recent term. those, it consists of all the rules and regulations generated by the administrative state in the same period. is, drawing on all powers of the legislature, what did madison miss? madison missed three things. one is the coming of political parties. the second is the actual facts and sociology of big government and third is the consequence of those first two, that is the presidency. in constitution was written 1787, argued for the federal papers in 1788. , madisonyears later and thomas jefferson go off on a they wereg which consulting with political actors along the east coast and producing political party. these were not anticipated by or designed by the founders and by the time the most important , ittion in human history was precisely that. it was transferred

thinking that drew parallels between the structure of the family and the structure of the state until john locke and other republican philosophers theorized a state that originated in agreements among men. of authority and government was the fifth commandment, which is what people said at the time -- honor thy father and mother -- what did that mean from others in a familial and political realm? ist did it mean if politics based on the fifth commandment, and that includes mothers, what does that mean for women and actual mothers in the family? i became involved in a much longer process than i could have ever imagined for the book that i started, which was not published until 1996. furthermore, it did not even answer my first question why women said their politics -- that politics were not their sphere, and i will return to that in a bit. that i use inrces liberty's daughters. fewer women were literate in the 17th entry and were still wrote her small letters. none kept diaries, although some kept day books, so i had to rely on court records. on which i had never previously worked. i started my re

the gentleman who wrote those words of john the lock in his second treatise. ock having said, legislators may make laws, they may not make legislators. you want to know how far we've drifted from lock and from the substantive words of the constitution, walk into the ffice of senator mike lee of utah. there you will see two piles of papers. thick, and that it's all the laws, actual egislation passed by congress in a recent term. the other pile of pairs, about eight feet high, and those all the rules and regulations generated by the state in the same period. the question is, if the is supposed to be drawing all powers to the madison re what did miss? i think he missed three things. is the coming of political parties. he second is the actual fact and sociology of big government, third is the consequence of the first two, and that is the presidency. with regard to parties, the federalist -- the constitution 1987, argued for in the federalist airplanes in 1788. passed in 1789. years, five years later, madison and thomas companion, go off n a trip during which, when

[laughter] >> sean: and you have this on lock down? >> john: i do, indeed. will give you little hand. let's assume bruce ohr family getting stuff to the fbi -- >> sean: ding, ding, ding. message sent and received, thank you. let me go to what we have here. everybody that i know who knows william barr says straight arrow. william barr is going to do his job. if you can do his job, sarah, he has to go back to hillary. he has to go back to rigged investigation. yes to go back to the crime she committee. he has to go to the fisa that everybody was warned about, the dossier. what lies were told the pfizer judge, correct? >> sara: correct. and sean, there was nobody else to actually have an investigation conducted on any of this but william barr. remember, the final say is going to be the department of justice. congress can only do so much but without the department of justice, actually opening up an investigation without william barr, all of this goes nowhere. we absolutely have to have an investigation. >> sean: john, you are going to blow the story wide open to

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. >> john, right now r. kelly is lockedew jail and he did you want have 100,000 to bail himself out of jail and it is not clear if he's going to come up with that money any time soon. r. kelly turned himself into chicago police last night. attorney michael says he's representing one of the young females in this case and he says he has a new video of r. kelly involved in a sexual act with a 14-year-old girl. today the state attorney here says that that video does exist. r. kelly's attorney says he might have engaged in sexual acts but that does not mean they were forced and one of the victims attorneys says r. kelly entire circle covers for him. >> did it he force them to have sex? yes. he did not force anyone to have sex. he doesn't have -- he's a -- he's a rock star. each of the people the managers, agents, attorneys and others continue to get their pay day while they look the other way while this predator molested sexually abused underage girls. >> robert kelly facing three to seven years in jail for each of the ten count

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john was engaged to someone else. >> stephanie's date book was also introduced which mentioned lock smithing books, that could explainas no forced entry to the condo. on the day of the murder, then patrol officer lazarus happened to be off-duty, the ammunition used in the shooting was the same time issued by the lapd said prosecutors and the same caliber as lazarus's off-duty weapon, a 38 revolver she reported stolen just two weeks after the murder. but the real smoking gun was the bite mark dna found at the crime scene. >> dna was definitely the center piece of this case. this shows she was there. without the dna, they could not have placed her at the condo. >> and the statistics were staggering. a 1.7 sextilion to one chance that the dna belonged to someone other than stefanie lazarus defense attorney aggressively attacked that dna evidence, insisting it had been mishandled, improperly stored and sealed, which compromised the sample. >> the vial was protruding, rather than being inside the envelope and sealed. in order to protect the integrity of the evidence. you can't rely on the scientific results. >> he also sa

the president has been complaining that democrats have been locking a number of his nominees. calls,s get back to the john and florida on the independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. may i comment on the previous issue about the mueller report? host: go ahead. caller: you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. this is far beyond republican or democrat. this is the truth. of course that report should be given to every citizen, taxpayer in the u.s.. we paid for it, we should get it. if you hired a group of attorneys to make a report on a project after you paid them in full what they say no? of course that report is going to be missed -- should be made to everyone in the country. host: what moves have democrats made ahead of the release of the report? guest: last week you have the chairman of several house chopperes say, warning the attorney general and the president saying we expect this report to be made public. showad adam schiff on the saying that if it is not made public he is going to subpoena and put robert mueller under oath at a hearing to discuss it. democrats are being

john sears. who kept it in his locked office until steve's arrest.en sears turned it over to law enforcement. >> reporter: so was the curious case of the migrating club sock an attempt to cover up a murder, or a bit of confusion. an investigative dead end? prosecutors weren't done, mind you. they next tried to tie steve to the crime scene. they didn't find any of steve's dna or fingerprints at carol's house, but they did see those tire tracks. a criminalist compared them with the tires on steve's bike. >> the tread on this tire is similar to the tread we observed of this tire track. >> and did you find any discernible differences between them? >> no i did not. >> reporter: and those shoe prints. they brought in an expert from the fbi. >> did you find any shoes that seemed to be comparable to the impressions that you observed in these photos from the crime scene? >> yes. i found one shoe that could have made those impressions. >> reporter: a la sportiva pike's peak. records showed that steve bought a pair of those shoes two years before the murder. bu

locked in a spiraling crisis over disputed territory of kashmir. possibly because donald trump says that he hopes for great things from this and more summit with him john good the u.s. president has been visiting his view of the music post before he talks leader today with the north korean leader and the two progress toward peace in their second summit in less than a year plus a d.-w. investigation shows that german weapons are being used by militia groups in yemen civil war this despite claims by the german government that weapons sales the middle east are strictly controlled. am. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a series of cross border incidents has ratcheted up tension between nuclear armed india and pakistan and here are the latest developments on that over the disputed region of kashmir pakistan says it has shot down two indian air force jets after they crossed the disputed border there an army spokesperson also saying that they captured two downed indian pilots the incident follows indian air strikes in pakistan admit of certain kashmir which. delhi says targeted the militants behind a deadly suicide attack two weeks ago both countries hav

john's grill in san francisco. her wallet and phone were found. her friends said she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. >>> several schools were forced to lock downolice searched for an armed robbery suspect. officers searched for the area. the schools were locked down as a precaution. police didn't search any schools, but focused on nearby apartment complexes instead. the lockdowns were lifted a few hours later. >>> there's a fix for your iphone. you'll be able to use that group facetime feature again. apple released a patch for the bug that allows users to eav eavesdrop on conversations even if they never answered a call. a 14-year-old boy discovered the flaw while facetiming with friends on his iphone. apple says it will compensate the teenager and his family for discovering the bug and make a contribution toward his education. >> how about a job with apple? that would be the way to go. >>> crisp and cool outside today and clear, but that's going to go away. >> we have cloud cover moving in. more rain friday and saturday. we'll show you when that rain picks up on friday. >>> in an era when a man is ditching phones, this man picks up one he doe

john watson live from cardiff and the principality stadium. we are live here tonight ahead of the third round of rugby union's six nations championship. where wales england will lockuge contest. the match could go some way of determining the outcome of this yea r‘s determining the outcome of this year's championship. we will also be in paris where a wounded scotland take on a french side in disarray. and i am lizzie greenwood—hughes with the rest of the days sports news. as chelsea are banned from making any signings until next year after breaking fifa rules on under—age international transfers. and a second run out in barbados mightjust tip the second one dayer — englands way. hello and welcome to sportsday. we are at the principality stadium. it's wales against england, the only two undefeated teams left in this yea r‘s two undefeated teams left in this year's six nations championship. it's being billed as a grand slam decider, a tournament decider. here we are in the depths of the stadium in the tunnel as you can see, pictures hung on the walls here, remind us of some special moments in the history of welsh rugby. you just wonder will tomorrow be another one of

the writers are kept in a locked, guarded, windowless room, how about that? johnntent is king. is "lord of the rings" that big of a deal for amazon? >> absolutely because it is their first foray into original content. like house of cards with netflix. disney getting into streaming business. they will have their own original content. big three, amazon, apple, netflix, they have to up their game. sports is the next domino to fall but i think "lord of the rings" will be big. stuart: if i'm an investor, i look into the streaming business, i want to pick a winner, who should i pick? >> apple. apple to me is not baked into the price of apple's stock right now. they have so much money right now, they can buy the nfl rights, buy the epl rights, nba rights. apple's services business will get to $50 billion in two years. i don't think that is priced into the stock. they're looking at the lagging sales of iphone but apple is a buy because of streaming. stuart: cheap on earnings per share basis, 172 at the moment for apple. you're a sports guy, john, i have a sports question

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the president has been complaining that democrats have been locking a number of his nominees. calls,s get back to the johnnd florida on the independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. may i comment on the previous issue about the mueller report? host: go ahead. caller: you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. this is far beyond republican or democrat. this is the truth. of course that report should be given to every citizen, taxpayer in the u.s.. we paid for it, we should get it. if you hired a group of attorneys to make a report on a project after you paid them in full what they say no? of course that report is going to be missed -- should be made to everyone in the country. host: what moves have democrats made ahead of the release of the report? guest: last week you have the chairman of several house chopperes say, warning the attorney general and the president saying we expect this report to be made public. showad adam schiff on the saying that if it is not made public he is going to subpoena and put robert mueller under oath at a hearing to discuss it. democrats are being v

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england defence coach john mitchell says that maro itoje could be back in contention to play against wales this weekend. the lock tough time. so tara, what 5 been the reaction to this development over the weekend? it was a weekend of chaos for passengers using the route. the news that flybmi had filed for a demonstration came out of the blue on saturday and since then the council in derry has been working to try and find an alternative airline to ta ke try and find an alternative airline to take the route. it is service is which is vital for passengers living in the north—west of northern ireland. it is serving a much wider rural area thanjust ireland. it is serving a much wider rural area than just the city of derry itself and the good news is any potential airline as a route subsidised by the government so the council is hoping that will be assented. the manager of the airport searches company they will find someone to take it on. we are currently going through a process at the moment to try and get a new carrier to come in so we have had discussions at this time and we are trying to get an airline in as quick

locked up in litigation. there is a lot right now that you could access apparently according to our reporting so far. >> yeah. when johnng through that, bill, the thing that occurred to me was i was thinking about when president obama, as part of the iran deal, made the payment to iran that resulted in the release of the hostages and i can't remember how many, i think it was two or three billion were involved. they managed to find it. i think it was the judgment fund which is kind of a slush fund of money that is available for various things that they are able to tap. it just occurred to me as he was running through these different pots of money you just talked about how much easier it is to do this when you go about it quietly. and i think part of the reason that president trump is going to have much more trouble accessing what would otherwise be easy money is the fact that he so raised the attention of everybody to this with respect to the wall and the funding for it that every penny is going to be looked at here in a more exacting way than it might be if you went about this a little bit more quietly. >> sandra: i wa