and in kim dotcom is now he's on twitter he's got a following on instagram. ain't too shabby of a place to be although not before i would any i'd rather go to the art of the ring this forest hang out and that guy seems like you know how to party do you see those guns he has and i mean obviously he's a smart guy you'd spend five months in the f.b.i. wants him more or less dead and look at him he's just hanging out i mean that doesn't hurt that the f.b.i. kind of screwed up everything but that's kind of what the judge in new zealand said this week. obviously asked australians or used to carry out this raid still you know stories carried it out but they did not do it how they should have done it it's kind of error on both parts but because it landed on the australian authorities this. nothing f.b.i. can do like that one of the big arguments here is that the u.s. has no reason to go in there and shut down this site the mega upload does not have any offices in the u.s. no one that works at mega headquarters work in the us in the company was based out of hong kong

or obsessed with makeup loads founder kim dotcom and the other employees linked to the alleged intellectual property infringement now despite the fact the story hasn't made headlines recently there is still a lot going on with the case and aside from all the legal action surrounding megaplex founder kim dotcom the other employees that are being charged well there are more elements to this legal battle see the company who least a thousand servers to make up load their stock in a pretty bad situation they will access the data on the servers because mega uploads assets are frozen and so they obviously aren't getting paid at the same time the government and the n.p.a. are in agreement that transferring all that media off the carpathia servers and on to others would actually be an act of copyright infringement in itself so they can't utilize the servers for anything else while they do contain that data so they're basically losing nine thousand dollars a day maintenance costs meanwhile you also have users who can't access their data that saved on those servers you see some users may have bit uplo

appeal to young voters and his views on foreign policy and big banks might be too big to fail but kim dotcom could be very well be too big to jail that's because make upload servers are simply too large for prosecutors to extract evidence from bringing the latest in this cyber crusade. if you're goes into a recession that means we're selling fewer goods fewer services and that is going to have some impact on the pace of our recovery from president obama point his finger he's got three more pointing right back on him and this is an election year so let the blame game is begin while politicians point fingers at main street americans suffer so who really is to blame for this economic mess. friday june eighth four pm in washington d.c. i'm abby martin and you're watching our team. like father not like son in a shocking turn of events last night ron paul's son rand paul came out on the hannity show on fox news to make a special announcement. my first choice had always been my father i campaigned for him when i was eleven years old he's still my first pick but you know now the nominating process i

yeah this is this is great for kim dotcom the whether or not it actually means mega uploads going to get its servers back of people going to be able to access their content that's a whole other story but it's definitely a step forward definitely and you know what i was talk about earlier with the digital millennium copyright act one of those safe harbor positions are provisions to say that you know if you're caught with the things that you shouldn't have just just delete it just get rid of it and that's fine you know organizations like that if they see them say the recording industry association of america if they catch you sharing something that's what's to be sharing they complain that the f.b.i. can go and say hey take this offline you know make upload should have been protected over that a lot of places should have protection of that but when you have the right kind of money the very kind of power of the right kind of people sometimes you get to circumvent these kind of laws and just very fortunate for some but unfortunate for many more really are almost out of time but i want to

disregarded the right to veto and he signed it last year so let's talk about the upload founder kim dotcom this is a really interesting story this is he's a new new zealand resident he headed. one of the largest networks of for people to use one of the most popular websites in the world and he was running so crazy so we remember the story in january his house was raided i think ninety officers came in there and took all this material and shut down well guess what a judge in new zealand just ruled that that was an illegal search and seizure. the u.s. wants to extradite him here how big of a deal is this i mean it's a pretty big deal but when this when this all started a couple of months ago right from the get go people were saying there had to be flaws here it was just too sensational to be true like a hundred guys swarming around his mansion steal every computer he has no warrant no no and all of here only they had war rinse but what this judge in new zealand is saying now is that the police definitely exceeded what they were supposed to do they acted on lawfully their warrants were actual

called one of the biggest copyright infringement cases in history might upload and its founder kim dotcom has taken steps to throw out the case the company is accused of getting rich off the massive piracy of copyrighted movies and t.v. shows costing the movie industry over five hundred million dollars and lost profits but the defense is now arguing that megaupload can't be held liable for copyright infringement by its users they also say the u.s. simply has no jurisdiction over this case and it's. a foreign company based in hong kong and megaupload says the u.s. should have known that basic facts before taking down the service and there were in the operators in jail the u.s. government is now trying to extradite dot com and the other defendants to stand trial which in their fighting will keep you updated on how this all plays out what's in just a few days a statewide election will take place that may set the stage for not only the november presidential election but for the future of politics overall last year governor scott walker took on unions in the rights of workers to collectively b