what's coming up tonight on the big picture can we design our way out of a civilizational crisis peter joseph with those like eyes movements as we can and he'll explain how we can do it in just a moment and how can senate republicans possibly defend their health care bill when it's so obviously a ploy simply to pay for tax cuts for the rich by cutting medicaid we'll find out in tonight's rumble with philip stuckey and alex was. as runaway global warming continues to accelerate along with the gap between the rich and poor there's a sense among many that our civilization is in crisis what could the crowds of causing this crisis and how do we move beyond the broken status quo and literally design a better future those big questions at the heart of social critic and activist peter josephs new book the new human rights movement reinventing the economy too and oprah is also a filmmaker and the founder of the move and he joins us now from our los angeles studios peter peter joseph welcome to the program thank you tom i appreciate you having me great to have you with us first off what kind of questio

georgia was stolen from john asaf but before i get to that i have part two of my interview with peter joseph creator of the movement he's out with a new book and last time we talked about the problems with our system this time he and i discussed the solutions how do we fix this mess and start moving forward take a look at all the advertising gets actually something else i wanted to ask you which is you know a while back for your other serious culture in decline i did a thing on advertising and about how abusive they are to you know what ads in general to what they're trying to get make us think and how and act. but i don't know what i what i don't think i explicitly said is that it's basically the estimate is a thousand to three thousand ads and brand names a day and they're all really selling one thing it's need and solving that need with consuming consumerism is it possible to get past that system when we have that much advertising for this way of life. like there's just endless thousands and thousands of ads telling you this is the way it has to be well here's the way i look at advertisin

georgia was stolen from john asaf but before i get to that i have part two of my interview with peter joseph creator of the movement he's out with a new book and the last time we talked about the problems with our system this time he and i discussed the solutions how do we fix this mess and start moving forward there are a lot. first of all the advertising against actually something else i wanted to ask you which is a while back for your other serious culture in decline i did a thing on advertising and about how abusive they are to you know what ads in general to what they're trying to get make us think and how and act. but i don't know what i what i don't thing i explicitly said is that it's basically the estimate is a thousand to three thousand ads and brand names a day and they're all really selling one thing it's need and solving that need with consuming consumerism is it possible to get past that system when we have that much advertising for this way of life like there's just thousands and thousands of heads telling you this is the way it has to be well here's the way i look at advertis

that's a thank you thank you appreciate it for that was the second of a two part interview with peter joseph you'd like to watch the first part haven't seen it go to youtube dot com redacted to night we have to go to a quick break but i have a lot of comedy shows. coming up in chicago washington d.c. minneapolis email redacted tonight at our team america dot t.v. for details and tickets i'll be right back with more. i'm tom hartman and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't tell big picture . please take a look. and when you question mark find what you're looking for this little. dog. will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. the mission of newsworthy is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that i think the average viewer knows r.t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that mainstream media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsor no one tells us

what's coming up tonight on the big picture can we design our way out of a civilizational crisis peter joseph with those like eyes movements as we can and he'll explain how we can do it in just a moment and how can senate republicans possibly defend their health care bill when it's.

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steve rogers, joseph rullo, and hirsh singh are the republicans who would like to be the next governor. the libertarian candidates are not gonna be pictured, but we'll tell you they are peterohrman. the green party has seth kaper-dale, and the independent candidate is jon lancelot. what do you see as some of the differentials, and what may, in the end, make a difference? voters are going to the polls on tuesday. >> well, historically, new jersey has the opposite party of whoever won the white house tends to do well. murphy certainly -- he's kind of corzine 2.0, right? he's a goldman sachs guy, a gazillionaire who's funding his own race. we've seen this movie before. and the other key thing for murphy is he's from monmouth county. for republicans, that's a critical county to win, and he's from that county, so -- >> because of the population? what makes it critical? >> it is part of -- just like certain suburban counties of philadelphia are always important, certain counties here are really important for democrats to win. the same is over in new jersey. you tend to see that in the voting totals. so you'd have to give murphy a bit of an edge at this point between the cash, et

joseph and the techte. >> the coasters and platters coming in on the 17th of july. there's ten weeks of children's theater which are the classic children theaters, cinderella peter pan the "wizard of oz." >> reporter: the artistic director said ticket sales are through the roof. >> we'll make our projections easily or surpass them which is very, very good for the first year back. hope to see you this weekend down the at the shore. >>> >> it's time to check out what's going viral in the social corner. >> this where we chat about the videos and images everybody is talking about from facebook, youtube and whole lot more. >> a text exchange between a mom and her daughter has gone viral. when her mom dropped her off for college orientation. she made a few hunky pals on the way out. texting i made some friends don't wait up. she included pictures of the guys on the football. many called her a babe. ♪ yeah those are the cool cops from gloucester township, new jersey, showing off their fresh and clean summer jam routine. the school resource officerses posted this fun video to facebook, they said they are excited to get the summer started and be on the look out for community