you're watching jonathan koch bench press using the stump of his left wrist.miliar, ever present pain. >> come on, give me 10. >> reporter:this unwavering drive. >> good job. >> reporter: is about to pay off with a new hand. >> if i wasn't ready, then what dr. azari did and all of his genius, would have gone potentially, you know, to waste, and so that wasn't ok. >> reporter: but dr. kodi azari had to be ready too. he trained 18 years for this moment, and not unlike jonathan, he too had a silver screen hero. >> reporter: sully, the movie about the hero pilot chesley sullenberger's miraculous plane landing on the hudson. azari says he watched it repe similarities between their two professions. >> we're expected to do the operations perfectly every single time. yet, the human body throws curveballs our way, and when that happens, you've got to have the composure to do what's right, to do what's best, and you have to make judgments at very critical times. >> and lives can often be on the line. >> and lives. the movie really resonated with me. >> in many ways sull

brothers and yes koch brothers all responses over the years in george soros are absolutely to blame for a lot of dark body problems but then you can't get like you can't then start working with them and protect we're going to fix the problem it's also interesting that all this too is that kind of like you know this convenient patriotism versus nihilism kind of thing it's you know in an august piece for the new republic with the showing. democracy democracy really dying and then he goes on to quote state that the case for optimism is easy to make in good times when conditions are dire conditions are dire nihilism looks like it's playing both sides again it's like yes it's which way is the wind blowing and that's the bush side yeah you know and there's a lot to be said of that because this isn't something new but i think the thing that has to stop is that politicians like hillary clinton and donald trump need to stop treating voters as if they're stupid you don't have a democracy without us period that's how it works one of the things are about eighteen twenty thomas jefferson tells a

for example, the koch network.rles koch has been very outspoken on two issues, spending and trade. ken: look, i am bothered by the spending. i am very bothered by the spending. at some point the grim reaper shows up. we cannot long suffer trillions and trillions of dollars of debt. there is no way to rationalize that it is ok to have this kind of debt. at some point we are going to pay the price. david: and what about trade? ken: look, if this is a ploy, god bless him. david: what if it is not a ploy? ken: if he honest to god believes that tariffs are the way, go back to the 1930's. it does not work. you know what? if he is a passionate believer and it is an end in itself, rather than a means to an end, if he is a passionate believer, he is going to pay a price. what price? might not get reelected in 2020. because if this thing backs up on him, look, understand something. he said something the other night -- by the way, i find his appearances humorous. really. i mean, i was listening to him in columbus, ohio, and h

for example, the koch network.h has been outspoken very outspoken on two issues, spending and trade. ken: look, i am bothered by the spending. i am very bothered by the spending. at some point the grim reaper shows up. we cannot long suffer trillions and trillions of dollars of debt. there is no way to rationalize that it is ok to have this kind of debt. at some point we are going to pay the price. david: and what about trade? ken: look, if this is a ploy, god bless him. david: what if it is not a ploy? ken: if he honest to god believes that tariffs are the way, go back to the 1930's. it does not work. you know what? if he is a passionate believer and it is an end in itself, rather than a means to an end, if he is a passionate believer, he is going to pay a price. what price? might not get reelected in 2020. because if this thing backs up on him, look, understand something. he said something the other night -- by the way, i find his appearances humorous. really. i mean, i was listening to him in columbus, ohio, and

>>> i get to take break for a little bit and let jesse blumenthal from the koch institute. the chairman of the fcc who is probably the most hated man in washington but should be cheered for everyone here for helping make the free market work when it comes to telecommunications in this country and as a radio guy who depends on fcc regulations i'm glad to have someone who supports the free market as the chairman of the fcc. so without further ado, the chairman of the fcc, ajit pai and jesse blumenthal from the koch institute. thank you both. >> hey, how are you. >> mr. chairman, thank you so much for joining us. >> you wanted to, i tell you a few things before we get started, have some thoughts on sort of technology and telecommunications and i'm going to let you sort of tee up the conversation and i've got some follow-up questions for you. >> i was describing to jesse behind the scenes, it's going to be about a 60-minute speech on the intricacies of telephone regulation go. we see the telephone caucus in the back. that's great. but no, before i begin i have a con fugs to mak

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lana christof koch is up next with all the latest business headlines for you and i'll see you at the top of the hour. coach of living. your link to news from africa and the world the link to exceptional stories and discussions from the use of these each and i would say deputed comes to africa join us on facebook t w africa. germany state by state. the most colorful. the longest. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with the web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. more. days to go are getting low in just over six months until britain the leaders of the european union and his prime minister tourism a says a withdrawal deal isn't science well she writes also the program breck said beneficiaries of the quintessential british bred jaguar wants to run a production in slovakia while in their u.k. factory one thousand jobs will go. i'm chris of coburg good to have you with us now writing in a leading german newspaper. today british prime minister tourism a says the u.k. and the european union are close to agreeing to an orderly breakfast after bac

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a his first term, he declared war on unions, which is why the koch brothers gave him $87,000 when he ran in 2010, because they knew his policies were going to benefit millionaires like them and corporations like theirs and were going to gut public pensions, which is what he did. canrnor cuomo: if i respond, because you cannot have so many accusations that are so false? upsetk my opponent is with the koch brothers, because they are the only ones who take more corporate tax loopholes than she does. ,n terms of catering to donors i am not the one who gave $50,000 to politically affiliated organizations who turned around and endorsed me, so this is not the behavior that i do. i have no idea what she is when she says "labor" forced me. i was never in war with the labor unions. -- how am i with labor? applause]d governor cuomo: ok, so nobody forced me to do anything with labor. marcia: the next question is on labor, and it goes to you, ms. nixon. you want to give rights for striking, opening work stoppages for many groups. a transit strike in 2005 paralyzed the city. mayor deblasio said he

the right wing press to get this guy on the bench in order to advance the sort of agenda that the koches and others have funded is extraordinary. and so in some ways this is just merely a pretense of process. it's really designed to give the koches and the big funders who are backing him through these operations on the outside what they want on the court which is a sure vote no matter what. even if it comes from someone who has been accused of attempted rape. >> lisa, one more quick question before we go to break. i worked on two senate committees. no matter how partisan they were, the staff was always bipartisan, always working in a cooperative way behind the scenes, so i am shocked tonight by john klunes with rachel maddow. he represents debbie ramirez, the second accuser of brett kavanagh and the way the republican staff. and the republicans refusing to deal with him pretending to deal with i am had. i'm stunned by it. >> it seems unprofessional. unfortunately the tone is set at the top by senator grassley and by senator mcconnell. and so, you know, we have certainly had good relation

final element was fundraising, a favorite of the koch brothers and betsy devos.evos said we admit it, trying to buy influence. one of the guys she bought was mike pence, willingly sold himself to her. combined gods, guns and money. three elements of his strategy to gain office. and he's been quite aggressive about climbing ever higher. >> and very successful. heartbeat away from most powerful office in the world at this particularly fragile time. >> probably vice president most likely to become president in more than a century. >> thank you so much. "mike pence: the shadow president." >>> other issues around the world. amid heightened and heated politics at home, president is monitoring situation in syria. warning basser al-assad not to attack the idlib. if uses chemical weapons u.s. will respond quote swiftly and appropriately. heavy russian air strikes are under way in that province. up to more than 3 million civilians at risk. andrew tabler is author of "the lion's den," joining us from washington. welcome to the program. syria has dropped off the agenda for t

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is that jeff bezos himself could end world hunger for five straight years if you keep up with the koch brothers they can do it for like eight to ten years but pays us wouldn't do that instead they'll just make billions convincing people to put spy systems in their own holes. but this second is not about jeff bezos. it's about flint michigan you remember how upset we were about flints water right with poison with lead it was destroying the lives of people who were already poor to begin with and they came to the conclusion that it would cost two hundred sixteen million dollars to fix it and everyone was aghast two hundred and sixteen. well you dollars that's is sane amount of money how could any city afford that well jeff bezos himself could pay for that six hundred ninety four times over he could pay for it he's paid for six hundred ninety times and still have eight hundred sixty eight million dollars left over to pay for you know i cast of people to dance around him dressed like would sprites and sprinkling the leader down on him for the rest of my life. but this time it is not about j

turkey later on monday in the russian city of sochi with more details here's our correspondent dana koch. is there a second meeting in the last ten days last time at a summit in tiran their leaders couldn't agree on the future cause of action so to date is very important the fate of the last a major terrorist stronghold and we're talking about the province of is going to be discussed at this meeting we also believe that the two parties will discuss the syrian peace settlement as the turkish president has been calling quite unsuccessfully for a cease fire declaration in the province of lip so where do russia and turkey stand well turkey fears that out large scale a fountain of against it will cause a new influx of refugees into its territory already is hosting over three and a half a million syrians so turkish officials are saying that they are ready to cooperate with anyone in fighting terrorism the war with russia over. the war with united states and. all our partners. in syria so the positions of all players are so very different and that is what makes the situation so complicated the

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dollar reporters at the world's biggest koch rest of the call the first time. the plays are building is officially declared a world heritage site by unesco it is a great honor here in germany we have forty four of them but which side was the very first to be put on the list many might think it was colognes famous cathedral but in fact it was the historical cathedral in auckland some eighty kilometers away it was see if the state is forty years ago to celebrate this anniversary the city put its civa in the spotlight all week long. acton's famous cathedral bathe in like this city landmark was transformed as part of special anniversary celebrations forty years ago it was the first building in germany to be declared a unesco world heritage site. the weather was cold and rainy for the opening night of celebrations but that didn't put a damper on people's spirits lighting designer christophe helen has been working for one year straight to put this project together. it's in the office this is all about showing how the cathedral has always been exposed to danger in the

. >> ...as being like a koch brothers program, which -- and, yeah, bernie sanders -- right?- who is a person that you organized for, but who was vehemently opposed to the 2007 immigration reform bill that was passing through the senate. >> mm-hmm. >> so, which side of the sort of fence do you fall on? >> yeah. so, i think this is -- this is a really good question. when it comes to low -- "low-skilled immigration," i think that the problem with taking that approach is the assumption that people coming in are only weight or only have, like, some kind of parasitic relationship to the u.s. economy, and that's not true. every single person is a source of economic activity, i think. and what we see is that immigrants are one of the most entrepreneurial populations in the united states. you -- i mean, my district alone is 50% immigrant. you will not find more vendors in new york city... >> absolutely. >> ...than you will find here. and so this idea that something is low-skill and that it's going to be a weight, i think, is probably a false lens. >> do you think that when people say

among them young koch but shift leader of a pro russian party. what starts as a regular mass turns quickly into a fierce sermon directed against their opponents. even their grandchildren shall be slapped when people discover that their grandfather changed our name from macedonia to north macedonia. i. the greece. it was a strong speech with lots of emotion from the bishop we asked for god's help to make the referendum fail we have been campaigning nonstop for twenty days message on ian's will boycott the referendum. owns the muslim looking. to make sure they do and his followers have been touring the entire country they are unwilling to make any confessions towards greece which is claiming the name macedonia for its own northern region and they are prepared to accept that athens. keep blocking the bear country from joining their european union. it's a must to but of the many are asking us to change everything for something that is totally uncertain maybe you assertion might happen in ten to fifteen years' time but who knows whether the e.u. will

. >> new york city mayor ed koch -- crew members say the mine blast -- >> abc's ron claiborne.ing you the news for 32 years. on to new adventures. saying this to his "gma" team on his last day. >> i always thought of journalism, of what we do, as a form of public service. >> ron claiborne, a great friend to so many of us at abc news. we will miss him. >>> coming up, the chef on a mission. feeding body and soul, here in the carolinas. the carolinas. stay with us. asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, significantly reducing the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowering a1c, along with diet and exercise. this really changes things. jardiance can cause serious side effects i

democracy doesn't just come from donald trump or the current batch of republicans in congress or the koch brothers and their lobbyists were too much compromise from democrats or russian hacking the biggest threat to our democracy is indifference the biggest threat to our democracy is cynicism the death of the engineer in charge of the grand renaissance dam project in ethiopia has been ruled a suicide something new because he was found dead in his car in july with a bullet wound protesters took to the streets believing he had been murdered police say he was under work pressure due to delays in the project the plan to dam the river nile has been under construction since two thousand and eleven and faced opposition from egypt with fears it will affect its main source of water are the headlines keep it here and sad story is next. thousands of white states in south africa under the employer is giving companies exclusively to blacks they say that's racist discriminatory and unfair what constitutes fantasy in the post apartheid era this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. for the

instead, adam rexall attended a retreat hosted by oil billionaire koch brothers, and bygot work by aroup backed polluters. xalt is for big oils, not us. guest: similar thing, we have =een laxalt doing t biddin -- doing the bidding of polluters. be theis trying to governor. we are all in against that race. foropponent is 100% clean energy. he is the democratic candidate who needs to win that race. host: we have another caller. [no audio] caller: think an issue is spraying of our crops with the gmo's. people are getting sick from the food they are eating. i do not understand why people have to buy organic food instead of having natural food. these days corporations that are spraying and spraying and spraying our crops are killing people and causing these afflictions that they are rising up with. nobody mentions the gmo's, because these corporations are so big and so powerful. look at what monsanto has done to hawaii, the pineapple crops. i will not eat a pineapple, and i think it is a sin that they are spraying and spraying our crops and whizzing our people. host: thanks for calling. f

trade,when the beaver the bottom dropped out of the whole thing, that was discussed koch, butt by mr. kit carson was out of work. miraculously intersected with john c fremont, an explorer and the son-in-law of the aforementioned thomas hart benton. he had these amazing assignments, to go west and explore the west, and describe the flora and fauna of the west in the 1840's. and he needed a scout. he needed a guy, somebody who knew the river systems. that was kit carson. butll end it there for now, that is when kit carson became a household name in the united states, because john c fremont mentioned him in his journals, which became best-selling books, and ultimately united this migration west of people who were interested in the west, along the oregon and the santa fe trail. 101.it carson prof. blackhawk: we are looking forward to the ap course this evening. [laughter] prof. blackhawk: we will find out this evening that carts and -- that carson plays a central role in the crucible we followed last night of the civil war. entirely clear why a missourian might side with the union, with t

democracy doesn't just come from donald trump or the current batch republicans in congress or the koch brothers and their lobbyists or too much compromise from democrats or russian hacking the biggest threat to our democracy is a difference the biggest threat to our democracy is services. a former campaign advisor for donald trump is going to prison for two weeks george papadopoulos pled guilty to lying to investigators about his contacts with russians during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign he's been a central figure special counsel romas investigation of russian interference in u.s. politics. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's witness . seems to. be a. couple. there based. on spreading the wealth. the is the also used to give money. i lol and. try to use that saddles that he. i mean this is a give these companies. this is called no is. this that i said i miss you miss. when you don't even. know if it was a mistake i would have posted it isn't that. i need to. take fourteen i think for me. take fourteen i think will be fourteen i'm going to put f

ed koch would say how many i doing. look in your pocketbooks and look at your 401k. did somebody i in your family gt a job in the last year. >> heidi heitkamp voted against this as did every democrat. they all voted no and they should pay a price for that. are you better off now than you were two years ago. i think every american should say no. charles: it's getting closer and closer. not that we believe them hook, line and sinker. but they are not moving or budging too much. >> wages republic, jobs are up. people have more money in their pockets. what the gop needs to do is make sure they announce the tax reform 2.0. charles: it will hurt your state in new york. >> hopefully they can work something out. but in terms of those battleground states, the 11 swing states, if we own the tax reform 2.0 and put that out there and the democrats want to take it away, i think they will win. charles: i want to expand the child college fund. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's ad

you are a puppet of vladimir putin and the koch brothers. let me tell you a story, gary.parted 2 pounds of glitter at a kids birthday party and everyone loved it. have you ever made a difference in someone's life, like that? faux news, white male puppet. greg: can we please stick to the topic? >> of course. anything to avoid talking about evil donald trump. yes, he is evil. and you are evil. you are lucky i'm not there in the studio with you, pal. or i would peel off your face and wear it to a cousin's birthday party. by the way, do you have any cocaine? i'm starting to come down. greg: no, clive i do not have cooking. by the way, are you naked? >> yes, it seems i am. i wasn't earlier so not sure how that happened. anyway, does that offend you that i am okay with my body and that i love the feeling of the air against my naked felt? listen, you old, white male, i don't live by your rules. i've got a girlfriend and a boyfriend. two boyfriends. three boyfriends. i could eat you and crap you out like a very fax machine. next question. greg: all right. one more time. you lived

they're representing the people who bought and paid for them, that is the business round table, the koch brothers, the chamber of commerce and wall street who want to have harmonized border to transport drugs and ill liam immigrants across the board enand they want to make sure everything runs smoothly in commercial trade. the madness of it all has to infuriate particularly you. >> it does. and i'm really disappointed in our republican leadership in the senate and the congress for not backing our president up on the promises that he made during the campaign. and why american safety is not first and foremost in their mind. we all know the left, the liberal, the democrats want to have an open border. we know we can't count on their votes. but we've got control of the house and the senate and it's time we start making the changes needed in the country. lou: and thomas, you get the last word. >> well, look, it's everybody's responsibility is to protect this country. i've said this many time and i'm going to say it one more time. more than once. i've worked for six presidents. this president

and the koch brothers and wall street and the business round table and the chamber of commerce. there is no doubt. which is stronger? establishment g.o.p., represented by those entities or donald trump? right now the answer is convincingly donald trump. >> absolutely. putnam had been elected statewide and desantis had not. when they had the debate, i believe it was bret baier and martha maccallum on it. desantis did an excellent job. he got exposure across the state and then he had the president come in and it really flipped the race. while all that was happening there was a multi-candidate race going on in the democratic party. remember andrew gillum i think won with 34% of the vote. >> lou: right. >> and so -- >> lou: he was up against five other candidates. all basically establishment democrats. >> one of whom named graham. the daughter of a senator and former governor bob graham. you had an establish. thing going again. and everybody was really surprised when gillum came out on top. >> lou: we look at what is happening in the democratic party and arizona, arizona, oklahoma w

ba from koch college.atest book is great book too, shame, how america's past sins have polarized our country. you are a pretty courageous man in my view. you write things beautifully. your logic is outstanding. >> well, thank you. mark: and some people consider it controversial. i consider it common sense. you wrote a few months ago, in the "wall street journal," on this so-called protest with the football players taking the knee during the national anthem. among other things, you said it's not surprising, then, that these black football players would don the mantle of protest. you say protest is something black americans have had to do wear civil rights. look at martin luther king and jackie robinson in sports and so forth and so on. you say the surprise was that it didn't work this time. they had misread the historic moment. they were not speaking truth to power, rather they were figures of pathos. mindlessly loyal to a black identity that has run its course. you say protest is sometimes necessary to get

down by a small group of right wing billionaires, people like the mercer family and charles and david kocht of time and money building alternative reality where science is denied, lies mascaraded as truth and paranoia flourishes. what is her relevance today? politics is so fickle, it's amazing we're asking. but as we head into the midterms. >> hillary clinton is a voice of the resistance, right? and she is sort of an iconic figure right now of the resistance in this moment in time. as i was saying, this is so much of the environment we're in right now, alisyn, is the after effect of her loss in 2016, obviously. and yet she does not have the most robust campaign schedule. democrats are not clamoring for hillary clinton to campaign for them. you have republicans reminding constituents that heidi heitkampf supported hillary clinton. so that's a negative. she has the update to her book and is going to do a bunch of fund-raising and hit the campaign trail a bit this fall. she's making the argument that the american democracy is under siege. yes, not only because of trump but also because of tru

to our democracy does not just come from donald trump or the current republican in congress or the koch brothers or too much compromise by democrats or russian hacking. the biggest threat to our democracy is indifference. the biggest threat is cynicism. a cynicism led too many people to stay home on election day. all the young people who are here today, there are more eligible voters in your generation than any other which means your generation now has more power than anybody do change things. if you want it, you can make sure america gets out of its current fund. if you actually care about it, you have the power to make sure we see a brighter future. but to exercise that power and cloud, you have to show up. in the last midterm elections in 2014, fewer than one and five young people voted. one and five. not two and five. one and five. is there any wonder this congress does not reflect our values and priorities? >> are you surprised by that? this whole project of self government always works if everybody is doing their part. don't tell me your vote does not matter. i once stayed in the

. >> no regrets about mitt romney, about the koch brothers, some people called it mccarthyite. >> theythey want. he didn't win, did he? ben: that's all what matters to democrats, not truth, not decency, winning. >>> next, we'll discuss polling with scott rasmussen, next. >> if you're going to name bork, you're going to be in an epic ideological battle. >> robert bork's america is a land which women would be forced into back alley abortions. >> what the hell are you doing? >> segregated lunch counters. >> we got to get him. >> midnight rage. >> should have grabbed him by the lapels and said you want to be confirmed? shut up and listen. >> it was watching the giants versus the pygmys. >> blacks as well. >> what happened has become a verb to bork. those are most unfair those are most unfair accucucucucu with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were very saggy. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with new sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. introducing more sizes for better comfort. new depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your

democracy doesn't just come from donald trump or the current batch of republicans in congress or the koch brothers and their lobbyists who are too much compromise from democrats or russian hacking the biggest threat to our democracy is indifference the biggest threat to our democracy is cynicism. israeli soldiers have shot dead a palestinian teenager during renewed protests on the gaza border the palestinian health ministry says the seventeen year old was shot in the chest and ninety four others were injured including thirty with life bullets israel has banned palestinian activists i had to meet me from traveling abroad the seventeen year old and her family or supposed to go to europe on friday and talk about her experience in jail and the palestinian resistance movement to me was freed in july after spending eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier. the mayor of katara has visited berlin to boost business ties with germany shakes maine hamann all funny thing chancellor merkel for her support during the sixteen month blockade imposed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and eg

listen i get that but no, no two people other than the koch brothers made more money off of president policies from lower taxes to deregulation of their industries, those sort of industries, are you kidding me? you don't get 400,000 manufacturing jobs in less than two years without removal of those regulations and they pocketed more money than anyone else. i think a lot of these folks want everything. they want it all. apple starts to threaten they will raise their price of their phones because of tariffs? don't forget, 200 billion offshore with the new repatriation number, i put them around 36 billion that trump put in their pocket. then lower taxes, another 2 billion a quarter. so i mean they have got money if they really wanted to find a middle ground here to invest in americans, who may not have the skills, to put some manufacturing here and still be making a pretty good under this president. neil: let me ask you a personal question. you're one of the people i respect most in this business. you're also a good friend. you're also a classy guy. now sometimes, not all the time, donal

democracy doesn't just come from donald trump or the current batch of republicans in congress or the koch brothers and their lobbyists or too much compromise from democrats or russian hacking. the biggest threat to our democracy is indifference. the biggest threat to our democracy is cynicism. cynicism's led too many people to turn away from politics and stay home on election day. to all the young people who are here today, there are now more eligible voters in your generation than in any other. which means your generation now has more power than anybody to change things. if you want it, you can make sure america gets out of its current funk. if you actually care about it, you have the power to make sure we seize a brighter future. but to exercise that clout, to exercise that power, you have to show up. in the last midterm elections in 2014, fewer than one in five young people voted. one in five. not two in five. or three. one in five. is it any wonder this congress doesn't reflect your values and your priorities? are you surprised by that? this whole project of self-government only works

just on those three big philanthropies and not talking about the dark money organizations that the koch brothers brothers and the devos family are now emassing and that $400 million in the last several years has both the spending and influence of these philanthropies has green exponentially. to illustrate what i mean i'd like to take you on a brief journey to los angeles, where eli broads is having an outsized influence on the second largest schooling district in the nation. in 2015 "the los angeles times" get quite a scoop. they reveals a plan by the broad foundation to spend $149 million to increase the number of charter school seats in los angeles to over 50% of the total. and once the plan was reveals, an independent group of experts came out and said, well, that would be the death knell for the los angeles unified school district that financially this would be devastating and the lausd is already under tremendous economic stress. teachers in l.a. are underpaid and are now on the verge of strike, as you'll may know, and the transfer of tax dollars to charter schools to even more cha

then once the nominees on the court, the same groups with ties to the koch brothers and the other political machine file friend of the court to signal their kiwishes to the roberts five. who was behind those friends is another deep dark secret. it has gotten so weird that republican justices now even sent hints back to big business interests about how they would like to help them next and big business lawyers rush out to lose cases, to lose cases just to rush up before the friendly court pronto. that's what happened in the fredericks janice episode. the u.s. chamber of commerce is the biggest corporate lobby of them all. big oil, big tobacco, big pharma, big guns. with justice gorsuch riding with the roberts five, they won nine out of 10 cases they weighed in on. since 2006, they have given the chamber more than three quarters of their total votes n. all civil cases they voted for the chamber position fully 90% of the time and in these 5-4 cases i highlighted, 100%. people are noticing. they describe the court's service to republican interests. to be in wrote green house said the republican