oliver hall, thank you. [applause] >> thank you, ralph. good morning to everyone here today and good morning to our audience on c-span and joining us on line. everybody ready to start? let's get on with it. our first speaker of the morning is the added her of the washington d.c.-based weekly newsletter corporate crime reporter. he has been on the crime beat for 30 years and nobody covers crime in the streets as opposed to crime in the streets better than our next speaker. corporate crime reporter is available online at corporate crime reporter.com and without further ado. [applause] >> good morning. ralph spoke about putting civil society up with it then i came across an able this weekend. i went down to the library of congress national book festival. spectacular. i don't know if anybody went to bed on saturday. 100,000 people, maybe more. maybe 150,000 people. it was a great day where people go. figure the authors read votes. you get to ask questions and stand in line to get your book signed. i have been covering -- i have been interviewi

oliver hall, thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, ralph. good morning to everyone who is here today, and good morning to our audience on c-span and joining us online. is everybody ready to start breaking through power? >> woo! [ cheers and applause ] >> let's get on with it. our first speaker of the morning is the editor of weekly newsletter "corporate crime reporter." he has been on the crime beat for 30 years and nobody covers crime in the suites as opposed to crime in the streets better than our next speaker. corporate crime reporter is available online at corporatecrimerepo corporatecrimereporter.com and without further adieu, russell mokeiber. [ applause ] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ralph spoke about putting civil society off limits and i came across an example this weekend. i went to the library of congress national book festival, spectacular thing. i don't know if anybody went thousand. 100,000, maybe 150,000 people attended and it was really a great thing, where you know, people go, they hear the authors read their books.

all of our own dash oliver hall as he is hour. >> end to talked-about corporate person and in good .see valley authority and what the energy policy shin the end of the two and earned her a chance and go successfully with high-school students. >> the lobbyist, but the illustration rehab far more rights than revenues although we need and is a revolutionary the we had the head of the consumer sexual talk about powering consumers and men abraham lincoln said we will send you a statement with but the trading for change so to tackle a molson furnish and. [applause] >> good morning to all who were here today and to our audience on c-span and joining us online. everybody ready to start breaking through power? [applause] let's get on with it. our first speaker of the morning is the editor of the zero weekly news paper who has been on the crime beat for 38 years do we want to have to be better than aaron next step should but good to corporate writer one and he spoke well about putting civil society off-limits. i went down to is the congress it was spectacular i don't think anybody would to tha

here's oliver hall. >>> thank you, ralph. i just have to say it was such an honor to represent ralph all those years, and i only wish he was running for president again. i'd like to say that now especially. when we have such a dearth of choices in this election, and so much commentary about that issue. but as raf said, i'm founder of non-profit called center for competitive democracy. we work to eliminate barriers to participation in the political process. so i guess raf gave some indication, but the question arises what does that have to do with small claims court. well, let me come back to that. i'd like to start with a story. the year is 1980. the place san francisco. not the tony era of san francisco, not russian hill or pacific heights but south of the city near the airport. you may not note san francisco international airport started as an air strip in a former cow pasture a few miles south of the city. that was in 1927. but within a few short decades they had jumbo jets flying in and out from the tokyo and london and s

. >>> the trump campaign will be oliver colorado tomorrow as vice presidential candidate mike pence will hold a town hall thursday afternoon in colorado springs. it is pence's second trip for the campaign. thursday night donald trump jr will be speaking at the mesa county fairgrounds. >> we're just in that magical season. still very warm and dry and summer-like but you get the benefit of fall color. i like this take on things, a single coloul leaf. thank you to steve bowen for tweeting that to me and as we go through the day today we have a few clouds with showers really concentrating in southwestern colorado and then moving up to the central part of the state. thundershowers will be light and modest in nature but they leadville down to buena vista, slide and into the san luis valley. the farther north and east you go, the more stable things are, so we are seeing fewer and fewer clouds and warmer temperatures in the 80s and low 90s. for us a couple sprinkles, light isolated showers early in the rush-hour and otherwise temperatures stay in the 70s with a few clouds and a nice cool breeze in the evening. >

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