this was a linsky specialty. it was to indulge in the rhetoric of social justice while in fact been about what he talks about in his book and ultimately for him it's about power. in this country today there's a great fight over whether or not the entrepreneur, the creator of wealth and the people who actually work and make stuff, should they have the power or should announce a group of self-anointed group of bureaucrats and experts who declare themselves to be progressive on the side of history, on the side of the future, they get to come in and take things over and deploy wealth ultimately for their own gain. this is the democratic party we have now. frankly, if you don't like trunk, this is how we got trump. the reason we got trump is the democratic party became a ruthless party, the republican party is a party of -- gentlemen. they were being thrown up against the wall and finally people said we need to have a little bit of a big box and someone who can throw you across room on our side for a change. remember

i just moderated a panel between dave lewinsky who is the son of saul linsky. he appealed to people self-interest. he was antagonistic. he did not appeal to people sense of virtue. the christian ethic. he appealed to self-interest. how are we going to get power to these people? in many of the things he wrote about taking power away from the house and given up to the have-nots. >> i view our mission it's very similar, and so far as the mainstream media does not give you information. george stephanopoulos says voter fraud does not exist. it's not even possible to commit voter fraud. our mission is to say, it is possible and it is true. in many ways i have to mobilize power to get the information out. so i think he was appealing to an antagonistic what's in your self-interest pitting groups against one another, you could say that's left or right, i don't think it's left or right or dogmatic. i think it's just except in the world as it is in the way that human beings operate. in fact recruited people in the churches and organize in the churches. i think saul linsky

also that of the a linsky foundation so i like i'm debating the legacy of don corleone he and here is michael corleone up on the stage as well as the chief of the corleone family. it's a little bit awkward about to try to get over that one. the first glance it seems a very difficult debate to people who are so intimately familiar with alinsky. what can i also know that let's say is own son would not know? i think if you look very much example of the godfather itself you realize that very powerful people can have one public life and a completely different private life. the don, for example, was himself a family man, a very devoted to his wife, very straightlaced in matters of sex, very devoted to his children and so my point is that being the sun does give it a sort of privileged position, but you also not going to see a man as a relates to the world. going to see the man as relates to you pick and it's quite possible that alinsky was a lovely family man, a devoted father while at the same time in public life being kind of a gangster and a crook. now, my case on alinsky really relies o

many ways to use linsky just like you real news big news good actors that act and in the end you couldnever hear on. some of the park you keep all the world all the world's a stage we are definitely a player. oh well. we sure are going through the night or to pick of the why read censorship of anti-establishment journalism and media and the us corporate power structure. this new level of censorship goes beyond even your run of the mill sadistic corporate consolidation of information thanks to entities like google and facebook we've now entered overt suppression territory here to explain what's going on is our senior media watchdog with worms john of o'donnell. yeah. i can't believe you told them about my words. you know who that is and to be done so your team credibility you have to be a citizen precedent and censorship go. i mean what are you talking about i mean all that's happening is that google and facebook are working overtime to stomp out extremist hate speech and fake news they're taking it very seriously some might say they're even being nazis about it. good can. john there ju

many ways to use linsky just like the real news. good actors bad actors and in the end you could never you're on. some other part keep all the world all the world all the world's a stage and we are definitely a. monsanto is wrecking havoc once again with one of the herbicides died kamba hundreds of farmers in arkansas filed complaints about campbell well states like missouri were forced to temporarily banned its use with tennessee also banning it shortly thereafter joining me now is attorney bevel randall's what is diet camp and why exactly was it being used in the first place and so it almost sounds like a bit like story to me when i think back on that disaster by thing dupont was manufacture of that but what's your take on this overall. well the camp is on its own herbicide it's been around actually in use since about the late one nine hundred sixty s. but it was for use in very very small amounts on not very much of the acreage nationally anyway and but monsanto decided about ten years ago that they wanted to make monsoon make th

america offers more artsy american person to lead many ways to use linsky just like the real me is a good actor that acts and in the end you could never. so much parking all the world's all the world's all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. ratings and salutations now is a time for reflection watchers by now i assume most of the syrian the united states of c. read or heard about the young man who's moral compass have been so consumed with hate that he would turn a vehicle and weapon and attack those who would stand in opposition to his fractured and important beliefs our hearts go out to have their hair in our family along with the seventeen others who were injured by this act of one justify violence and pure cowardice now while the corporate media. ambles to churn out their sensational headlines and the politicians scramble to turn this tragedy in the political capital to bash their opponents with let us not forget just how much of a key role these two players played in the radicalization of so many people in groups across this country politicians and the media how

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. >> we want to tell you happy birthday and smith & linsky put together a cake that they wanted to show you. and we want to wish you a very happy birthday today. >> too bad there's not enough there for you. that's great thanks >> they put together all your favorite things. >> he always delivers. >> they put together some of your favorite things and i think you'll get a kick out of this today. but we want to thank you very much for your time and we wish you a happy birthday, warren. >> thank you >> thank you very much sara, back to you in the studio. >> 87 years old, happy birthday, warren buffett great interview. that's quite a cake. a lot to digest there in terms of santoli here with me. stock news just in the last few moments or so, warren buffett pretty straightforward when it comes to what kraft heinz may not buy, they ruled out the acquisition of mmondelez >> i think they were trying to press that it was not hostile at the time very interesting pretty reassuring things about his holdings in apple, b of a and he won't say if he's currently buying right now. >> he said he's never sol

content activism that numbers u.s.a., krishan linsky and also a democratic strategist and fox news contributor fowler. i'll begin with you. of course you are not a fan about the president is about to do. why? >> no, not a fan. 70% of americans aren't a fan. the dreamers, let me be very clear. dreamers, individuals who came to this country before the age of two or three and are now 15 or 16 before they applied for the program came into the country through no fault around, but our schools, plan our kids soccer teams, and basketball teams and they want a chance to achieve the american dream. these are folks who just crossed the border yesterday or the day before that. they speak english and shouldn't be allowed to be here. the fact trump is making a decision to deport these individuals and make them vulnerable is not only problematic, but downright un-american. that is the moral behind it. but politics is even worse. what a president should do in their first term is expand their base. here's the voter i do have. let me make the voter base bigger. doing everything in its power to make his voter ba