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or org welcome back thanks for having me so it's just some really remarkable stuff top talk about the this the partnership between the private camera makers and and the hole in the police unions of all things is that basically a kickback or it's an interesting dynamic and it's all driven by money police unions in states like iowa law enforcement agents i should say have become reliant on the revenue collected from the traffic cameras because part of it's dedicated to law enforcement for profit traffic light companies of course want lots and lots of money so they've formed a marriage of convenience you could say and they formed a lobbying coalition that's fought to expand these cameras all over the country what's worse is that this coalition between police unions and for profit. traffic light companies they're fighting laws that would say. traffic lights have to be installed for public safety and. but of revenue right now let me just break that down for a moment if i may i background lived in portland they were doing planning stuff for our neighborhood they were actually going to build

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and omics just organizer for a change dot org. well drones are set to take over us. now there is growing concern that the public will lose their privacy to these spy planes the winners here seem to be drone makers and much of the reason that it is that much of the reason for that is the aggressive and powerful lobbying happening right now by the defense and aerospace industry. shows us who's cashing in and what it's costing the american taxpayer. the drones of today have revolutionized modern warfare and are known for their seek and destroy missions over afghanistan pakistan and yemen but the drones of tomorrow will be humming over american homes there may be as many as thirty thousand drones flying in u.s. skies i twenty twenty which is a huge number basically you know one every town now that congress and the president have cleared the way for spy planes to fly and u.s. guys defense and aerospace firms are pushing their way in d.c. in hopes of cashing in on the expected drone business boom right now the global markets worth about according to some estimates a little

our already troubled economy to talk about this steph gray economic justice organizer for change dot org joins us now welcome staff so let's say interest rates double how would that make a massive problem that much worse well students and their families are going to be paying thousands more over the late time of these loans in new york alone that students and families are going to be paying four hundred twenty million dollars. and so we just saw there president obama today he was urging congress to act fast how are the mistake are you that they will take action. not very just because of how much congress has been gridlocked and how they continually throw middle class policies under the bus and pit them against the stafford loan interest rate increase to sort of put congresspeople and their constituents in very difficult positions as opposed to taxing the rich which you know it's pretty easy decision for people who are part of the ninety nine percent but then again the majority of congressman are millionaires so that's not one of their priorities so you think they're kind of disconnected

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he is a founding board member and chair of public interest registry that manages the dot org domain. he is a graduate of harvard and stanford. deputy legal director at the aclu and director of the aclu for democracy. he joined in 2002. before joining the staff of the aclu, he served as a law clerk on the court of appeals for the second circuit and the judge the chief justice of the supreme court of canada. he is a graduate of williams college and cambridge and harvard law. without objection, the statement will be entered into the record in their entirety and i asked that you summarize your testimony in five minutes or less and to help you stay within the time limit there the green, yellow, and red lights before you. i think you all know what they mean. i now recognize mr. waynestein. >> is it on now? >> better. >> ranking member scott and ranking members and members of the subcommittee. i want to thank you. before getting into the fisa amendments act, i have to remind you about the threat from international terrorism that the legislation was designed to address. since the attacks of

last, if you're wondering about my hat, i invite you to look up the robinhood tax .org website. >> get afternoon, supervisors. i am here to reiterate a point that was made earlier about what labor is pushing for and what community is pushing for, actually being the same things, and to reiterate the point that labor is community and community is labor. you know, what it really is about is good jobs, and that is something that both labor and community understand and are pushing for. i work at the tenderloin at tndc. we have a lot of unemployed residents or low-income and working poor. it would be great to see them working at this hospital. we're pushing for more local hire, more than 40 jobs per year for five years, to ensure our residents can work in the hospital being built in their neighborhood. in good conscience, i cannot see myself or have a hard time seeing myself recommending by residents to work at cpmc hospital where workers are treated so poorly. and i have been sitting here listening to all these accounts of nurses. i have talked to stationary engineers who were on strike. an

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and then we start to see, and certainly we see this in our independent voting dot org. and nearly every state, we have activists taking on the issue of structural partnership. that's where we're at. and i think that raises very complicate complicat complicated political, tactical, cultural questions ch and how to make the most of it. but that's where i think we are. and so i think that one of the issues in that kind of context, or one of the questions that comes to the floor is what can we do to remedy the state of our political process so that the american people can express our interests, our desires, our needs, our dreams and how does that political structure need to be changed in order to make that