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pretend to be the heroic navy seals who took down america's worst enemy, a.k.a., our neighbor's labradorthe next thing i know there's a lawyer at my door serving me with papers. >> walt disney company is is looking to cash in on the osama bin laden takedown. >> it's been two weeks since the u.s. military raid on osama bin laden's compound but it took disney less than two days to reflect the trademark for the name. >> jon: you can't do that. you can't just take america's real-life heroes and turn them into this. although... but that is is awesome. i can't wait for the happy meal. putting a trademark is like trying to copyright the guys who stormed the beaches of normandy or putting a patent patent on patton. it belongs to all of us. not to mention disney filed its claim only two day after the story was released. part of our new ongoing segment, that was fast. you know what? i have an idea. i'm going to trademark the lion king. oh, it's trademark. then i'll just trademark the trademark. you use that thing all the time? i'm going to make a boat load. although disney isn't the only big media

they were worried it was a high atmosphere corrosion until the mystery was solved in the labrador turns out they were dead bugs cycling around in the upper atmosphere blasted into the jet stream by the world touse superpowers' raleigh of thermonuclear bomb struck a they were killed in the blast and sent aloft 90,000 feet in the ensuing mushroom cloud as they gained orbit. when i first came across that detail i thought it was incredible. what on earth or that high earth are dead bugs doing circling around? i did not understand been 43 years old and not having lived through the cold war to the extent of my sources did, it didn't make much sense. in essence it is an analogy of what area 51 is. it was set up to conduct espionage on the soviet union. the cia began building the base and 1955 with the u-2 spy plane because the cia wanted to spy on russia to see what they were doing. one of the other men i interviewed was harvey who just past two months ago which is an interesting side note. the men i interviewed are in the last chapter of their lives. but he explained to me what it was like to

one seat in labrador, nova scotia, for, and new brunswick brunswick go to the conservatives.night but the still have six, 7200 in ontario. it's the money shot for the conservatives. it's built that a majority for them to might as they win 72 of the 106 seats in ontario. in manitoba 11, sustention and, 13, alberta, 27 of the 28 indian b.c., 21. they have one in your column and they lose that seat in the northwest territories to the ndp but when you're trying to build a national party and you want representation in the provinces and the regions of the country, the conservatives have it when you look at that graphic. in terms of the votes ranked in different parts of the country, overall they are looking at 40% or just under 39.6, and you see the numbers right across the country they are pretty impressive, the highest total in as it always seems to be is in alberta over 67 per cent. they've got big numbers elsewhere, they've got, you know, well, 41 over 41 even though they won just one seat but it's usually just a two-party race in prince edward island any way between the conser