next on break into my interview with musician activist moby you know one of the said. i'll talk about language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports for like the bush and no i will leave town. on your latter point. it's. no more weasel words. when you question the prepared for a change when you punch be ready for a bad. president of speech and down the street into class. little. sleep. rightly simply searched for. and i think you're. going to instantly. be in the. lead. whether it's the worry of ostracizing fans or a losing financial backing from record labels most popular musicians can't call themselves political activists however one artist known simply as moby has taken on a multitude of political causes during his decades long electronic music career in the fight for net neutrality to supporting chelsea manning the six time grammy award nominee has been on the front lines of the fight for more harmonious and lighten the world and join me there to break down his music and activism and first ask him what he thinks is the biggest failure

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next on break in to set my interview with musician and activist moby you don't want to miss it. to build a. mission to teach. only. the consensus. to. choose the store. whether it's the worry of ostracizing fans or a losing financial backing from record labels most popular musicians can't call themselves political activists however one artist known simply as moby has taken on a multitude of political causes during his decades long electronic music career in the fight for net neutrality to supporting chelsea manning the six time grammy award nominee has been on the front lines of the fight for more harmonious and lighten the world he joined me earlier to break down his music and activism i first asked him what he thinks is the biggest failure of the corporate music industry. i think one of the biggest failings is that the music business and record companies have treated listeners terribly for a long time you know like over charging for c.d.'s in the era of c.d.'s. punishing people for downloading music and. basically trying to make people feel guilty for listening to music and i

was not considered a year round sport as a moby always was well yeah i mean n l b is votes over exactly and training always started in pictures catcher this web report in february in the first pitches you know back in the day it was early april now you know they're calling something in late march so at the n.f.l. other than the drafted there really wasn't that much of a discussion that was going on there was some free agency but now it's that it's twenty four seven three sixty five and when i left e.s.p.n. in over three one of my finals sports center ideas meetings we would always have an idea meeting they still do somebody brought up in april let's do a football story they were left out of the room where they were essentially you got to be kidding me we've got the masters final for baseball just starting up the eighth and final playoff spots in the n.b.a. and the n.h.l. being battle for what we're talking football now i have lost track of the number of daily live n.f.l. shows that are on e.s.p.n. and their family of networks so that's the idea is to create something to talk about somet

. >> and enter thursday's buzz word, mobi-o-b-i-l-em-o-b-i-l-e chance to win a flat screen tv. >> goodk, everyone. >> she's about to have a double mastectomy but first she's having a dance party in the o.r. >> dance is her >>> when you think of creatures from the deep, think of big sea monster kind of things, well these, on the tiny side. >> they look like little alien beings, don't they? all over the rudder of this boat. >> they look like bugs, not something from the sea. >> according to somebody who commented on this video, they are commonly known as skeleton shrimp. you can see their name because they've got the kind of skeleton appearance that they flicker around. >> that's amazing. >> so it in black and white and it's creepier. >> the whole group is wiggling and riting. they do blend in. >> it's hard to see where one begins. they're all marked in together. it's hard to pick out one specific one of these things. >> do they bite? >> they are harmless to human. >> unintentional shrimping they did. >> so you're in the hospital about to undergo a double mastectomy. so what do you do? d

most popular musicians can't call themselves political activists however one artist known simply as moby has taken on a multitude of political causes during his decades long electronic music career in the fight for net neutrality to supporting chelsea manning the six time grammy award nominee has been on the front lines of the fight for more money is than lighten the world and join me or to break down his music and activism i first asked him what he thinks is the biggest failure of the corporate music industry i think one of the biggest failings is that the music business and record companies have treated listeners terribly for a long time you know like over charging for c.d.'s in the era of c.d.'s. punishing people for downloading music and. basically trying to make people feel guilty for listening to music and i just think it's created a very sort of strange and very unhealthy climate around the release of music you've also stood up to the recording industry association of america and even called for the group to be disbanded in two thousand and nine for its two million dollar lawsuit

student conduct process and could lead to expulsion from the entire csu system for students: word, moby geisler, joseph baumgartner and the fourth young man whose source identified to us as mike blanchard. san jose state is not naming blanchard because he was 17, minor at the time. sources tell me a juvenile has been charged in this case. the district attorney's office refused to confirm or deny. the prosecutor would only allude to the situation that took place inside the dorm. >> one of the incidents took place in a bedroom that did not belong to one of the three individuals that are charged in this case. >> reports family has hired an attorney who did not respond to our request for an interview. logan surrendered yesterday and was released on $15000 bail. three adult students will be in court january 6. the president's message said it will overhaul the colleges zero tolerance policy to include racism and diversity trading. >> i think it was one that was unfriendly to any non-christian white. >> it's under the same umbrella but that incidents should not happen because you're discrimina

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or exceed one ton of moby cuba. more than half of guantanamo prisoners are yemeni nationals and for them release from the prison may not mean the end of their misfortunes the u.s. and yemen are discussing plans to build a new center to house inmates after their release and it's already been labeled as one to our correspondent has just returned from yemen where she met relatives of some of the detainees and shared her experiences with me it's difficult to stay positive about these detainees coming home when you've been awaiting us long as over a decade as was the case with some of the families who we've met now yemen is in a specific different situation for a variety of reasons but other countries more than half of the remaining detainees are yemeni citizens to fifty six of them have been cleared for release to get sent back from guantanamo not a single one has come home and in fact the last citizen toward trying to the country came home in a body back in twenty twelve and that is the fate that some of the families t

that is fine at resources wouldn't be so that if i'm russell brand or i'm an ecologist or i'm george moby out as an ecological here are you ok for the people of course as i say i know a lot of. george monbiot he's a he's a writer for the guardian is there true that one of the greatest allies these ecologists and people on checks and balances on corporations isn't is the truth that they would be the loudest most vocal advocates of gold and gold standard they should be because even though gold mining isn't sociate and with environmental damage and was actually limits what people can do and above all it limits waste and the biggest offender in the destruction of the environment whether it's pollution or old the depletion of the earth's resources is waste on a gold standard it limits what and the biggest offender in the world the way state governments and a gold standard limits what they're capable of doing so bizarrely the gold standard is in fact of the environmental gold mining itself is an odious mint in many places absolutely activity there's a lot of leeching as you sign i thinking inst

r t one ton of moby cuba for more of an in-depth coverage on guantanamo bay it's a day i've gone to our to correspond it's honest and amir and david joining me now on a saucy i want to start with you what was it like as a journalist to go in there and to cover guantanamo bay do you think you actually got a realistic look at what it is like there day day to. well ladies i mean certainly it was very fascinating but curiously even though we had these twelve hour tours every single day visiting detention camps visiting kitchens libraries you name it the curious fact was that at the end of each day we would turn to ourselves and say this just can't be it i mean we have to see more we have to see the detainees we have to see their actual lives and that was unfortunately something we did not get enough of because of this really cover up surrounding the cells even where the detainees are i mean you saw in that report that short good through the dark window that we saw of the detainee and that was pretty much the extent of it and that was one of the things we discovered only when we got there be

gerri: you mentioned there moby even more cancellations what is the solution? i hear the republicans beating their breasts but i don't hear anybody say this is how you get fixed. >> the law is flawed in certain individuals will have to look hard if they can get a better deal going outside the exchange but individuals below 250% of the federal poverty level they will get a better deal on the people above those levels will have to look for plants outside the exchange in they will not be as good as what they have now with the individual market. gerri: people try to make sense of that and you are helping. we talked about the cancellations blue cross blue shield california canceling the cancellations because that acre is bubbling up and they are suing? >> this date government to bobby blue cross blue shield to reinstate the plan so looks like they have to give 90 days' and the states say 180 i the they could have contested this legally so they just reinstated. the administration has been bringing in and executives as well to browbeat them. it will not work. gerri: y

gerri:ou mentioned there moby even more cancellations what is the solution? i hear the republicans beating their breast but i don't hear anybody say this is how you get fixed. >> the law is flawed in certain individualsill have to look hard if they can get a better deal going outside the exchange but individuals below 250% of the federal poverty level they will get a better deal on the exchange but people above those levels will have to look for plants outside the exchange in they will not be as good as what they have now with the individual market. gerri: people try to make sense of that and you are helping. we talked about the cancellations blue cross bl shield california canceling the cancellations because that acre is bubbling up and th are suing? >> this date government to bobby blue cross blue shield to reinstatthe plan so looks like they have to give 90 days' and the states say 180 ihe they could have contested this legally so they just reinstated. the administration has been bringing in and executives as well to browbeat them. it will not work. gerri:

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that is why i start my book with a quote from captain ahab in moby dick. things, that inscrutable is chiefly what i hate. but bewhite whale agent the white whale principle, i will wreak my hate upon it. >> you also write in your book about diego rivera's famous seeting in which you can john foster dulles, his brother right behind him with a satchel full of money, and general eisenhower down here in a bomb. why did you pick this? >> i consider this to be one of the most brilliant works of political art of the 20th century. while i was writing the book, since the dolls brothers are right in the middle of the book, i decided i have to see the picture. i have studied it in reproductions for many years but i had to go see it. i couldn't find it. it should have been in mexico. we checked with every diego rivera group. i tracked it down. it is in a museum in moscow. i was willing to go to moscow and i wrote to the museum director and i got back a note saying, i am sorry to tell you but this picture is not on display. it is too big. it is 16 feet long. it is on a

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maybe charles dickens "tale of two cities," or herman melville's "moby dick" - there you have it. or department of human evolutionary biology's "three muskateers." that is one of my favourites of the those famous stories, and countless others are available online for free through google books. google is trying to give classics a lease on life. some of those books have copyright which is why google is fighting accusations of a massive copyright infringement. the author's gild sued google for its book project. it is leaguele under fair use. >> after eight years in litigation, it's an slewed complete support for google. a real repudiation of the people who brought the lawsuit, and a real win - a victory for google. i am sure some of the executives at apple and microsoft were looking for google to lose on this one. the judge really came out swinging for google here. >> nick o'malley from the harvard kennedy school researching links between culture and technology. 40 million people in nij can't read or write. it's half of the country's population. numbers have pushed the world bank to

and as you can see from this picture is shaped exactly like a jewish with his teacher gordon's moby's website the so-called chosen dildo is a religious experience that comes with sixty nine commandments but not everyone is so excited by the prospect of some kosher self-love body that is really newspaper audits the british sex store and summers is suing to block the trademark of the rampant rabbi is named sounds too much like the name of anne summers is own rampant rabbit dildos you know come to think of it the rampant rabbis designers should also be sued because they advertise and as far as i can tell they build those definitely uncircumcised. so sometimes you know what you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes is the firesign theater says everything you know is wrong and go with it you're wrong if you want me or your right. to say that your view of my life everything you know is wrong most parents take their children to the doctor's office in the first sign of a serious illness but when a child like when the child is running a fever has a stomach bug but there

there is a great thing in the book where herman melville, the author of moby dick, comes to the whiteouse. you do not get the sense that he wants to hone his diplomatic skills. he wants a vacation. he wants to have a good time in italy. there is a great scene where a group of men show up at the white house to try to get their diplomat ind as a the sandwich islands, modern-day hawaii. they say, our guy is really sick. the change of climate would do him good. lincoln has this redline. he says, i have 8 -- lincoln has this great line. he says, i have eight other applicants who are all sicker then your guy. host: we are talking about president lincoln's foreign policy approach. on're on with kevin peraino the independent line. go ahead. let's move on to william. from rhode island on the democrats' line. i came in late. i was wondering if you covered the exchange between karl marx and abraham lincoln. a congratulatory message when lincoln was elected. lincoln responded, they did that to the ambassador. commented on free labor. guest: i devoted an entire chapter to it. it is one of my favor