the argument is that united states is suffering not because of this neoliberalism of the country butecause china's exchange rate are a problem. demand follow the exchange rates debate. china, you know, they are innocent. i have too many jokers in the back. they put jokers up their sleeves, okay? they need to come clean. meanwhile, we have this military presence around it. the chinese are not fully able to match the military presence. so for instance, in libya when u.n. resolution 1973 was part, and the chinese and russians decided not to veto it, the assumption was they would be a no-fly zone. now technically, no-fly zone have been the following. aircraft flies over and if there is any libyan aircraft that takes often looks threatening, it will be shot down. but in 2011, the nato alliance decided to reinterpret no-fly zones as we will destroy your airport, we will ponder telecommunications, we will destroy your power company, destroy all your infrastructure. when they started doing that, two things happen. you may not have remembered the head of the arab league said we did not suppor

, as one of the greatest presidents in history of the country, as a tool of neoliberalism, we're not going to get anywhere. but i belief that president obama and the interests he represents rely on our acquiescence in the name of a very narrow and ultimately disempowering understanding of identity politics. identity is being mobilized in fact to disable, disempower, and defeat any claims to justice on the part of the collective, us, who embrace that identity. so that's the contradiction. the removal as a question of the democratic decisionmaking of these large questions of economic justice, which are also questions of racial deficit. [applause] >> i want to follow through on many of the statements you have made, which is on the one hand a critique of leadership in its present form, and at the same time to ask us to consider the power of grassroots insurgency, and i think that's a -- not a contradiction. we use that to much. i think that is a twin concept that are being recreated in the 21st century. so i would love to hear you talk a little bit more about, given, again, the provocati

>> but when you have neoliberalism that goes hand in and.vatized militarized support big bank ended and corporations. the escalation of poverty, so yes, you're right, we've got a lot of food stamps increases because of what? people are suffering. >> but dr. west -- >> i feel i have to -- >> if it's not the president, it's the neoliberal politics of the whole democratic party. >> median household income has dropped by more than $4,000 adjusted for inflation, poverty rate is up. >> top 1%, 95% of all income growth. president obama admitted that the folks in the middle and at the bottom haven't seen wage or income growth. >> exactly. >> that the folks at the top have. >> here hayes something that i think we can agree on, the political party of 2016 addresses these problems. i don't think honestly the obama administration has done much on. that i think a political candidate could win on that in 2016. >> people are beating up on president obama, but you may look at the last ticket. do you agree with people like mitt romney, that worse, you have a

the idea of neoliberalism is there should be massive, selective tax cuts. margaret thatcher it is there is no alternative. of course that's absurd. there was an alternative. we have to connect the dots to understand what is going on today. i read the chronicle. so what i've done is put together a montage of the murder of public sector, which is going on everyday. in fact all of the public sector is in body shape. public libraries, parks from the municipal to the national level. our character is among the worst in the world. the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to

this government is neoliberal status quo.he in other words, cold, hard capitalism. i am not saying they would favor socialist policies, but as a muslim, i am ashamed to see the poor getting poorer and the rich getting richer. that goes against our religious beliefs. >> her ideology upsets just about everyone. muslims ostracize her because she takes the stage with homosexuals. but she also ruffled feathers because she wears a headscarf. was awful. some people insulted me out right. others greeted me with open arms as if they were in charge and i was just a guest. i tend to support the protest movement via facebook and through my music. >> by that, she means the protest songs of the group. this evening, they will take the stage in what is billed as their biggest concert of the summer. be heavenly. people should believe in themselves again. it is wonderful to be united with so many supporters of the protest and hear the music. >> an estimated 4000 fans attend. this singer fires up the crowd, telling them protest our proof protest ourthe proof they can achieve velocity

this government is neoliberal and favors the status quo. in other words, cold, hard, capitalism. i'm not saying that islam will foster socialist policies, but as a muslim i find it a shame to see the poor getting poorer and the rich getting richer. that goes against our religious beliefs. >> the ideology of said just about everyone. her because she takes the stage with homosexuals. ruffled feathers among the protesters in the park. they belittle her as a government stooge because she wears a headscarf. >> it was awful. some people insulted me out right. others greeted me with open arms as if they were in charge and i was just a guest. that is why i tend to support the protest movement through facebook and music. that, she means the protest songs. this evening, they will take the stage in what is billed as their biggest concert of the summer. will be heavenly. people should believe in themselves again. pre-k's it is wonderful to be united with so many supporters of the protest and hear the music. >> an estimated 4000 fans attend . this singer is telling them the protests in the pa

or were a lot of right wing and neoliberal governments and he would stance and international events andeally hard because he was isolated. imagine how difficult it is to be the lone voice and have everybody against you, but little by little, other progressive governments came to power and now there is made progressive governments -- brazil, ecuador, bolivia, nicaragua, many other progressive governments in the -- that havewell changed the face of latin america. power oftrength and the discourse and the proposal create thevez to integration of latin america is legendary. also, he contributed to strengthening a latin american and caribbean consciousness about the need for greater unity. and so that is why we always speak of hugo chavez with a lot of respect and endearment, ecuadorhe stood with when times were tough like you did with other countries, supported our process and andributed to the dream making the treatment reality. >> ecuadorian foreign minister ricardo patiÑo. i interviewed him on monday at the permanent mission of ecuador to the united nations. president correa has decided

. >> the $1.6 trillion that we raise will help create a war that truly puts the liberals in neoliberalere will be millions of troops. >> thousands of organic grass fed bombs, hybrid prius tanks, rockets, controlled by ipads, and drones that play the loom nears while they attack. >> once the president loses credibility on the life or death matter, the debate is pretty much over. so, summing up, the president's speech on paper pretty good. and he gained some ground, but not enough to turn the tide. and that's the memo. now, for the top story tonight, reaction, joining us from washington, republican strategist kate obenshain and democrat kirsten powers also a fox news analyst. where am i going wrong here, powers? >> well, the problem isn't how he delivered it, or a lack of passion, the problem is the policy and it's a bad policy which is why most americans don't support it so, yes, he certainly made the best case i guess you can make for a really bad policy, but he didn't say anything, i think that would move the needle because it's fundamentally a bad idea to be bombing syria. >> bill: o

it is the old kind of, we need foreign investment, it is a neoliberal policy and that has not changed and they are in such economic predicaments now that they are going to be using this rent money for basic needs. it is not going to change a situation. i would go back to something analyze thed tremendous challenges that egypt has. the question i have is, why haven't lyrical parties in egypt done a better job of trying to channel and lead local efforts and trying to change the demerit size of things. why should we expect economic elites to change your policy? why should we expect the military to change its policy unless they are forced to at some level? the question becomes, in brazil and argentina and south africa, been able tole hold their governments accountable? i think there has been a failure of political parties, but there is an opportunity to go local. there is an opportunity to work , to demand elected andrs and elected governors demand elections in municipal elections quickly and not think these things are unimportant. again, if political parties can operate nationally and th

economic agencies including the imf, the international monetary fund, one of thee most conservative neoliberal capitalist organizations in the world that when you are underwater on your mortgage, you are more likely to go into default, and that widespread principle reduction, reducing the amount owed, would help us get out of the housing crisis. the banks are opposed to doing this because we cut into their take so cities like richmond, california say, well, if you won't do it, and the federal government is not making any moves to doing it, we're going to do it. we're going to see mortgages through imminent domain, the city's right, write down the principle, give it back to the homeowner, who will make the payments. we have to do something for the neighborhood. the banks are, obviously, opposed to it. i'm excited about the proposal, if you can't tell from my attitude,. banks are a posed, but what's interesting to me is the federal government is also very opposed to the policy, also taking a hard line in saying we will take to court any city that implements the plan, and the opponent of the poli

economic agencies, including the imf, international monetary fund, one of the most conservative neoliberal capitalist organizations in the world that when you are underwater on your mortgage come you're more likely to go into default and widespread principal reduction, reducing the amount owed would help us get out of the house increases. so the banks have been incredibly opposed to doing this of course because you're cutting into their cake. the cities like richmond, california say if you want ake. the cities like richmond, california say if you want to it in the federal government is not making any move to doing it, we are just going to do it. we are going to seize these mortgages to eminent domain. through my democrat pulled sele to the homeowner would make regular payments, bush got to do something about the foreclosure spider in our neighborhood. the banks are obviously very opposed to it. i'm excited about the proposal if you can't tell from my attitude. what's particularly interesting to me is the federal government is also very opposed to this policy, is also taken a hard line in s

. >> organizaciÓn neoliberal que apoya al presidente obama se opone al ataque.sistir que en que ordenÓ una masacre con armas quÍmicas >> en dicha entrevista dijo que si estados unidos ataca al paÍs habrÁ represalias se espera que maÑana el presidente barack obama acuda al congreso para conseguir la autorizaciÓn para una ofensiva militar en siria sasha es posible que la primera votaciÓn se realice en una fecha fat adjudica se realiza el 11 de sÉptimo. >> en la misma fecha es el cumpleaÑos del presidente asa.. >> el congreso de siria tiene otros temas como la "reforma migratoria," todos los detalles los encuentra en univisiÓn deportes. >> ahora esto, un policÍa que fue llamado para calmar a un sujeto que le pegaba a un guardia de seguridad. >> el agente aplicÓ repetidos puÑetazos en la cabeza del hombre despuÉs que este agrediÓ al guardia frente a un restaurante en canadÁ, dijeron que el oficial mata al sujeto que fue arrestado con otro cÓmplice y ambas enfrentan varios cargos por su parte investigan si hubo fuerza. >> en su mayorÍa niÑos resultaron heridas por un

it is the old kind of -- we need foreign investment, it is a neoliberal policy and that has not changed and they are in such economic predicaments now that they are going to be using this money for basic needs. it is not going to change a situation. i would go back to something that was said and analyze the tremendous challenges that egypt has. the question i have is, why haven't political parties in egypt done a better job of trying to channel and lead local efforts and trying to change the demand size of things. why should we expect economic elites to change your policy? why should we expect the military to change its policy unless they are forced to at some level? the question becomes, in brazil and argentina and south africa, how have people been able to hold their governments accountable? i think there has been a failure of political parties, but there is an opportunity to go local. there is an opportunity to work with ngo's, to demand elected mayors and elected governors and demand elections and municipal elections quickly and not think these things are unimportant. again, if poli

the idea of neoliberalism is there should be massive, selective tax cuts.argaret thatcher it is there is no alternative. of course that's absurd. there was an alternative. we have to connect the dots to understand what is going on today. i read the chronicle. so what i've done is put together a montage of the murder of public sector, which is going on everyday. in fact all of the public sector is