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if you have the power to rite laws you would rather do that than give up your power. it's hard to take controversial decisions. it's easier to defer all of that stuff. is it that simple or a larger reason why they gave up their power. the second question congressed moved to from a legislate body to oversight body but they are not good at that. they hang back with the one power they have left. why is that? >> in the mid 60s the whole of the 20th century the powers of the way the american government should be used. the executive branch all of social science put their hopes on the presidency. they established a larger role in the economy and society. the reason why congress was reluctant is the power in terms of the state. congress represented constituents. you had an active political live within the state. congress never was tempted to think or never thought it could deliver. once they realized it. if they brought great power and to compete with the executive with the president. they too would have a major role to play. people like samuel huntington in 1965 was writing

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this checks the balances of power in the governed and the government. you may remember the gallup poll that a beginning of this film and the significance is not how widespread corruption is but in how well we seek to keep the government in check. out of the 20 other nations interviewed in a survey, the united states has by far the most pessimistic view on corruption, no matter how many times governments overstep their power, the citizens are always there to play their part when they are knowledgeable of what they can do. so stand up. participate. and exemplify what it means to be an american by holding your government accountable. ♪ announcer 1: you can watch every winning studentcam documentary online at studentcam.org. ♪ >> the release of a mueller report was the talk of the new shows. this week, adam schiff of california said the report could push house members to start impeachment proceedings against the president. the point is that the level of evidence in the mueller report is serious and damming and in normal circumstances would be without questi

if clean power s.f.can absorb the full exit fees for commercial costumers, as we expect we will, the rate relationships that i just reported will continue to be attractive. we're also anticipating that the p.c.i.a., the exit fee, will go down for residential costumers, which will increase the savings these costumers realize from the clean power s.f. program over all. we ants anticipat anticipate wee more information on the rate change, and we'll come back to you. meanwhile, the green power s.f. costumers are saving across the board. >> chairman: any public comments? >> i want to add a couple of things. one, i just wanted to make sure that the mayor has directed us to give a report on the viability of three options with pg&e's status quo, built out gradually or require their distribution. and so once we formulate a report, we want to make sure we provide that report to you, the commission, as well. and as you mentioned, we'll make sure we schedule that next meeting to talk about. so i just want to make su

political corruption can be defined as any abuse of power or distortion of democracy that undermines the interests of the people. so what is the role of citizen accountability in our government? >> we live in a representative democracy. it's essential and definitive of what america means that we hold our representatives accountable. if they don't reflect the people, then the entire concept of the american experiment does not work. the american people are behind, what happens when you get to dc is a totally different story. >> our obsession with corruption is an american tradition. >> our country was founded by framers who understood that concentrated power is always inimical to liberty. >> so where did this fight against tyranny make its way into the structure and principles of our government? >> the founders believed that only a government founded by the people is just. going back to the very founding moments, that was an essential element of the american creed. >> the declaration of independence says, "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal." to secu

in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since the landscape has simply changed. there is no monolithic media, youtube stars are a thing, the c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. no government money supports c-span. is anonpartisan coverage public service by your cable or satellite provider. on television, online, c-span is your unfiltered view of government said you can make up your own mind. up, delighted with the history of outlaws in san luis obispo. >> are you sure you want to go through with this? >> that is up to you. >> you just don't know how good i am. >> all right, then you show me. jim: i am a child of the i 1950's. always liked playing cowboys and bad guys. come to find out, we had -- we were every bit as wild as or tombstones that i fantasized about as a little boy. that led to the book. this spot on the creek became kind of notorious in the 1850's because in 1858, there was a vigilance committee in san luis obispo fighting crime. there was a crime wave that was rather spectacular

s power makes for 2008, and this is a preliminary power content label. it is mislabelled. i think this is 2017 or 2018. so last year we delivered more than 40% renewable energy to customers. with an additional 45% carbon free energy from hydroelectric resources that we procured including from the system. only 7% of our electric energy delivered to customers came from emitting sources, which was grid purchases, unspecified grid purchases the power mix was at least 90% greenhouse gas last year. we are planning to expand our renewable and clean energy supply to meet the city's goal of 50% renewal biked by 2020 and a limit carbon by the climax in 2030. you can see that with this slide it summarizes the annual program sales. those are the bars here and either targets for the future. they extend out to 2030. you can see the light green segments of each bar the dark green segments supplies what we are planning to provide an additional amount of energy for our super green sales. the blue segment represents other zero carbon sources like hydroelectric, of course, renewable energy,

now yes the power. learned "all power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely." i am not sure as a result of my work i believe that. what i really believe -- i believe that power does not always corrupt. sometimes it cleananses. what power always does is reveal. when you get enough power s so u can do it youu w want, then n pe see what you wanted to do all along. your i was interested in new book "working" and obviously, some of the stuff you haven't here is a distillation not only of what you learned in the bigger books you wrote but also the process by which you learn them. you talk about the rise of power of lyndon johnson. you center on this moment in october 1940 when it appeared to be that johnson really, as a young member of congress, begins andain mumuch more infnfluence power. you are fascinated to try to understand what had happened in october 1940 that suddenly catapulted johnson into a key figure. you end up discovering this whole connection that he developed to the oil barons of funding of the democratic party. i'm wondering if you could talk about t

sends clean power s.f. is part of the san francisco public utilities commission, i want to start at the outset with a little bit about our enterprise. the p.u.c. has been providing clean power to san francisco for nearly 100 years, so we have been in the business for quite a while. as the publicly owned electric utility in the city, the p.u.c. provides clean energy to city services and property, streetlights, redevelopment areas, waterfront sites and new development projects. the san francisco international airport is one of the power customers. of course, we operate the clean power s.f. program, our community choice aggregation. the slide illustrates those two services. the first are the electric services right now. so the first graphic on the slide shows how it is generated it is delivered to the statewide grid operated by the california system operator over city-owned transition lines. it is then carried into the city and to our customers through pg and the distribution wires and city-owned wires. and ul

to give power to civilians but it's not clear what kind of powers and how much power the african union wants to be a task for the because today the reports coming from the military council suggests that you know or said that the african union chairperson has. has praised the role of the military and asked for cooperation between the military and civilians to rule so that so that to me is probably. being understood as being explained that this is less of a. radical position less radical than the position that we have heard from the african union we could go and probably the african union is probably going to accept a sharing of power between the military and the civilians the picture is not clear the negotiations are going on the sit in is continuing and it gets more and more difficult you know several parties in the opposition who have. see themselves or see themselves as partners in the politest they're not to agreeing easily with the protesters on the formation of any type of government or. otherwise and that's is going that is going to drug these consultations. and as that happens t

i think it is in everyone's interest, whether you are a grown up their power or anti-nuclear power, toake sure job.egulator is doing its we saw what happened with the federal aviation administration and the certification of the 737 , there are now concerns that the f.a.a. delegated to much authority for inspections cap boeing itself and other aircraft companies, and that is the trend i'm afraid is happening in the nuclear regulatory commission today. that there is great pressure to delegate authority to reactor owners to inspect their own plans and not even tell the commission in cases about problems that arise or changes they want to make. if you support nuclear power you should be concerned about that. host: we have less than a minute left. california,de, quick question. caller: my question is, one, how many nuclear plants are in many throughout the united states are still in operation? guest: today i think there are .8 reactors at 60 sites in florida, i believe, there are three, but i would actually have to check. turkey point and st. lucie, those are the two stations. turkey point

that he will be weakened now because you have to share power with a you won back. overnight in tripoli two months ago he was in abu dhabi with the head of the government of tripoli's raj and people were talking about a kind of a peace deal that was being brought and there should be elections to the end of the year so i think if the house didn't fund really to share the power with the other governments you want to try to seize the power in tripoli and also the moment where the jury and the government there are june army was preoccupied with the demonstrations inside of your ear and be the only leader of libya so that's why he sees that moment and actually maybe he succeeded in terms of the that the the conference that was in mid april. you know in the auspices of the u.n. was canceled so kind of success ok for him ok so i mean he is the man people would be reading about it and hearing about right now we've put a bit of a bit of a portrait on him let's have a look at that and they will continue our conversation that it. is by no means a new comer to libya's political

power shedding through a trick an economy course primarily by poor coal. over stuff in your future that you have over thirty thousand people excess as well as governments try just last twenty years far as i can see this is going to carry on for at least another five years because they need to build new coal mines. like this funeral home the vast majority of small businesses are dependent on electricity for owners the prospect of waiting that long is a disastrous one. you see these kids on for more yeah it is. good for my kids. and not just his business is going out cape town correspondent allison get on the phone now. probably not by a skype because there are blackouts right now as well and that's causing problems. can you hear me first of all yes i can you tell me how frustrating is the situation for people working there people like you was well your you're working there as a journalist but also companies like like the ones we saw the take of there for example it must be an extremely frustrating and awful situation in some situations . it is extremely fru

toto support the power struck te existiting power structures -- . the same time the demonstrations continue on the street the peaceful atmosphere that there has been in algeria since these demonstrations started in in mid february could start to crumble- that you could start to see clashes between the security services hi i'm the demonstrators on the streets we don't know that point yet but an awful lot will depend on how the army decides to move next. with quoting to the constitutio. the the speaker of the of the upper house the senate takes over as interim president elelectionons should be held inn ninety d days. but thehe fear on thee s streeti suspect will be that if elections are held in ninety days. they're going to lose sight because the people who coming to power through those elections most likely will be not not be the people who represent. the entrance of the street they'll be it p people who interestst mor. represent by and are the interests of the existing powers right because what's the right as you say there will be a massive frustrat

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the only problem is that we lose about 50% of our power generated at a power plant by the time and getso the house, because of the outdated network that would have in transmission of power. i would just like to get something from the guest about what is the next step in power generation if we can't afford nuclear, and we can't really depend on coal for ever and ever, wind is going to be less than 1%, something like 30,000 wind power generating power is to make the same amount of electricity that a regular coal power plant could generate. do you think some of the latest stuff from tesla -- elon musk put a solar panel over the entire roof and put batteries inside the walls, is that the answer? guest: i will not pretend that i am an expert in renewable energy policy. my focus is nuclear. what i can say is that my organization believes climate change is a serious threat and there has to be radical transformation of energy policy both in the united states and abroad in order to avoid the worst impacts of climate change, which would be a temperature rise of 1.5 degrees celsius. in order to do

and the protesters that potentially put them in power. there are chances that this this could turn into more violence. for him reporting thank you so much thanks for so was this and inevitable for the man who ruled sudan with an iron fist let's look back now at omar al bashir has thirty years in power. under omar al bashir has three decades of all thora tarion rule sudan has suffered devastating famine civil war and seen its territory divided democracy was just starting to blossom in sudan in one nine hundred eighty nine when bashir ousted a young civilian government in a military backed coup. he resisted multiple attempts by the west to weaken his power including being added to the united states list of terrorism sponsors a crippling drought in the darfur region led to a prolonged famine and fueled a rebellion. bashi is crackdown was brutal the international criminal court in the hague issued a warrant for his arrest it accused him of leading a campaign of rape hunger and fear that led to the deaths of over three hundred thousand people

in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since the landscape has clearly changed. nomon legitimateic media, broadcasting has given away. c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. no government money supports crmp span and nonpartisan coverage is funded as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. c-span is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. >> later today, former vice president joe biden continues his campaign with an event in iowa, watch our live coverage tarting at 7:15. wednesday at 10:00 a.m., attorney general william barr will testify before the senate judiciary committee. on thursday, 9:00 a.m. eastern, he will testify before the house judiciary committee live on c-span 3, c-span.org. and listen on the free crmp span radio app. >> house intelligence chair adam schiff is sending a criminal referral to the justice department against erik prince. he made that announcement with freedom caucus chair. this begins with the "washington post" top editor. >>

power and then afterwards we want fair elections that. we get to decide how the country's future will be. don't put teeth what we sold the day off to is kind of mol mol flesh being put on the bones if you like in terms of what the what the picture is going to be moving forward and the military say they are responding to the wishes of the people all they. well i think the sudanese are taking these announcements of a healthy dose of skepticism as we've already heard i think there are two reasons for that first is the identity of these people who in their inherited power seller . was is the head of the national intelligence security services which has been as a forefront of the repression against against a political position in sudan and of easily. been out of. it was the head of the military intelligence during the conflict in darfur and coordinating ginger with me to show us so the identity of the city of this system in figures in the new in the new in the new system should should give pause the second point i think is that these statement

but that they can't exercise these powers the internet belongs to all of us . does not belong to google or facebook i mean we have empirical evidence that google is participating in self-serving bias in a way that directly harms consumers as a society as a democracy any time you have concentration at the levels they are in the information sector should be concerned because they really are now more powerful than governments they are form of regulator but they are our private regulator with no democratic accountability i can't believe in a system in which the power is separate from the people we're talking about you know some pretty arrogant people in my opinion who think of themselves as gods of sort and who really want to have a complete hold over humanity and these are basically big mind control machines and mind control machines they're really good at controlling minds it's going to be harder and harder to fight them if we don't do so i would say you know as soon as possible that the more rope we give them the sooner we are all hanged. i don't believe our spe

are you concerned that your company has been exerting enormous power internet. in ways that hurt many small world businesses a local extremely good and well meaning small business is up and down in the rankings but we are in the rankings business and so for every loser there's a winner and so forth i am satisfied that the vast majority of small businesses are extremely well servicer. and as i said earlier it's going to believe sure i do believe that if anything our system moves in the answer it's more business for the larger businesses because it gives them a hearing in a rule they would not otherwise have is the nature of the way the algorithms for. google has a blacklist and the biggest blacklist they have is called their quarantine list. now i'm guessing very few people have ever heard of this list and yet i'm telling you it's not. only as a tool of censorship it is by far the biggest and most dangerous list that google maintained for the purpose of controlling information the quarantine list is a list of websites that google doesn't want you to visit are the

who gave google the power to shut down the internet where did that come from. adoption rate of smartphones is so profound that that is the information tool and so how people get their information what they believe what they don't is i think a project for the next ticket. i think we are increasingly moving to an era where people are saying we need to take better care of our digital environments and we need to take better care of our digital selves and what that means is being aware of what we are putting into our computers but more importantly what our computers in our devices are putting into us we are sharing information with them increasingly sensitive information the amount of data that they had on us fifteen years ago is relatively small now it's amazingly complex and they never forget any other. posters or to brag i remember well your first visit to capitol hill back in two thousand and. you spoke to the senate republican force which i chair you said back then that facebook would always prefer. that story or objective. senator yes there will always be a ve

to make all laws necessary for carrying into execution its enumerated powers. it has moved all our politics to the federal level with one-size-fits-all legislative solutions because the federal government has pretty much unlimited power today. >> so how can citizens hold the government accountable for abuses of power and undermining the interest of the people? >> try to convey and fight for people start thinking of purpose driven decisions instead of partisan driven decisions. the local level you can get in our face and express your view, and you will be heard. there is much more access and accountability. >> taking leadership and introducing reforms that can catch fire and catalyze federal reform. we see it the only way through now is doing this at the state and local level. >> the public cannot stay on top of everything. a citizen's most important job is to do what they do well and then vote. voting people to represent you and trusting that role to members of congress that you believe in is really as much as anyone has time for except for a select few. >> we

informative power this political moment. is already tell. and it is the big voters the powerful legislators see the mighty judges the have set the media agenda this this way they have subdued governments presidents and courts. stop a train this image of poor and courageous journalists the same like media trying to tell the truth and tyrants autocrats and dictators trying to hinder that when it isn't true is the other way round the governments trying to do something for the majority of the people are persecuted by journalists who think that by having a pen and a microphone they can direct even their resentment against you so what they often insult and slander out of sheer dislike what they mean these are mass media serving someone's private interests. it's not about anti bacteria it's at least let the world know about what happens in latin america maybe when i took office there were seven national t.v. channels there wasn't state owned television but they were all private and five of them belong to bankers. yes ear canal is t

nowadays we don't talk about soft power. we talk about shop power. —— shop power.kong we experience it daily and we could about that shortly. china is one of the biggest countries in the world... what do you mean by sharp power. elbows? they have centres around the world to try and influence different policies and different universities and they try to use money, the belt and road initiative is one example, to influence other countries policies. this is the sort of power we are talking about. of court, regarding the second question, the second largest economy in the world we do expect china to take up more responsibility in the world. not looking inward simply at domestic issues. victor, pushing chinese ideology through these conflict... the smile disappeared off his face. i notice that. whenever i the smile disappeared off his face. i notice that. wheneverl hear someone or a government afraid of the confucius institute, i cannot help but trouble. why? why should you be afraid of the chinese language institution that teaches the people how to study chinese? i think

it was not powerful archives. amy: -- it was not powerful archives. amy: authorities are investigating the incident as a possible arson and hate crime, after a white power symbol was found spray painted in the center's parking lot. the symbol is frequently used by white power group and was painted on one of his guns used by the alleged mosque shooter in christchurch, new zealand, last month. in a statement, the highlander center said -- "while we do not know the names of the culprits, we know that the white power movement has been increasing and consolidating power across the south, across this nation, and globally." in texas, police have dropped a felony arrest warrant for an african american woman who was threatened w with a gun and brutally beaten by a white man in a dallas parking lot on march 21. 24-year-old l'dai jonique lee says what should have been a minor traffic dispute quickly escalated to violence when 30-year-old austin shuffield followed her, brandished an unlicensed handgun, and slapped lee's cell phone out of her hands as she tried to

also on the show spain is a pioneer in wind power and fresh cash into large scale renewable power projects promises to boost the sector. back up to your business i want to get jones in berlin and another day another failure by the british parliament to agree on a way forward for brics it on monday lawmakers rejected a fresh set of alternatives to the withdrawal agreement prime minister theresa may has put to the vote three times already and this means that the prospect of a britain leaving the european union without a deal ten days from now that is april the twelfth remains firmly on the table protesters of varied views took to the streets to express their frustration over the deadlock. meanwhile the ongoing breaks and uncertainty is proving expensive for german companies despite contingency plans above all there is a sense of this belief now. the cs he is the head of the german electrical industry association has described it as a disaster for the people of britain and the e.u. german luxury carmaker b.m.w. suspending production at its four u.k. plants calling it a four week holiday to he

clean power s.f. customer enrolment and service status, and secondly, an update on the rates and the status of pg and the's right changes for 2019. clean power s.f. service on the current enrolment effort continues to move around successfully. the program opt out percentage went up since the program launched. so our retention rate of customers is about 97%. the super green upgrade rate is at 3.8% of our customers and we do expect that this number will decrease as we enrolled a large swath of customers in april. that means that clean power s.f. has over 4,000 businesses and households in san francisco that have elected to receive 100% renewable electricity from clean power s.f. as you know, we are in the midst of our largest and last major customer also enrolment. in five days, customer council begin transferring over to clean power s.f. generation service. that happens on the regular metre read date starting on april 1st, so customers will begin to cut over throughout the month of october on their met

it is an interesting question of governmental power and separation of powers. view if i weree advising the attorney general that you need to abide by the letter as well as the spirit of these regulations. i think his letters of march 22 and march 24 was consistent with the text. can he go beyond that is a matter of authority? yes, he can. he has said as a matter of authority, it is discretionary by the rule of law that he does intend to and apparently this is underway essentially redact grand jury information. as you did with respect to the report that you submitted to the house judiciary committee. i think all of this is likely to unfold. cheers i must say for grand jury secrecy. it is so important that those grand jurors know that when they asked a question and they do. the idea, and i heard recently on a network that i enjoy, the divide a hamn sandwich. i wonder if that person has been in a grand jury as a prosecutor. can you lead the grand jury? yes. here is a ham sandwich. return an to indictment against this ham sandwich. this is now in the public domain.

why some peoples wants to take our things all the power just for damn self. well i guess it makes sense that so many parts of our life would be influenced by google but guess what the federal government runs on google so if you're counting on the federal government to regulate google realize that the federal government is using google docs they're using google tools in some cases there are even linked to g. mail so google has fused itself with our federal government in so many ways the government's motivation for using it is well google's already done it and they they have this thing that works it seems to be working pretty well for consumerist so the idea behind it was well that we will let some government agencies on google. you know will use google cloud for some things they lack the tactical x. pretty soon you have the necessary security on that and then it becomes a big embarrassment afterwards to try and keep it out of the media because people would rightfully point out there is a huge security risk some members of congress are calling for an investigat

we will power in school. in society that you live and learn is directly related to some of the you know the pitch ratio not racist ideas everyone you know whether it's an individual a young guy who's on social media and just throws a racial slur or whether someone who goes. by is a bag of bananas to deliberate. about their conception of release powerful who is not. and how very. i was being made out to learn it's true and i think the lack of. diverse leadership whether it's in the media newsrooms the media hierarchy whether it's important governance or whether it's you know the macro coaches and managers we have and it's control it's a very stark issue and i think it's one of those things that goes on i'm questioning the. the some of the conceptual conceptualization that we can out of other people in this country the way in which all this is too great to wait and see where he was playing the way to collingwood so you can what you seen as coach is one of those things or about power and they are about the inabi

now you've seen what people in power who try to hang on to a power and wealth for themselves and not share it with their own people, what has happened. an exodus of venezuelans, we stand with the venezuelan people and juan guaido. >> bill: it is a country in crisis. we'll follow it. let's do a quick lightning round. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer coming to the white house next hour. what can you do together, kellyanne? >> hopefully infrastructure. we have crumbling bridges and roads in disrepair, 260,000 water main breaks a year. air traffic control system was built to accommodate 100,000 annual passengers. we have close to 1 billion. if they'rreand not talking about impeachment we welcome them here. it is a big bipartisan effort. it can't be the green new deal in disguise. it can't be the environment and labor unions as some pieces of that letter suggested yesterday. true infrastructure, let's work on that together. >> bill: we remember the last time we got together. will bill barr testify before the house thursday? >> we'll leave that to him. he is testifying to the senate. the har

give us the civilian power that you know they think that they can sit on top and delegate power to this if government that this is a hollow transition that we cannot accept by any means. we are. after a clear definition of walk. transference of power means and it is clear what it means and what the transitional period can me and dish is something that doesn't need much different missions they can't just say that the forces of the declaration of freedom are in changes. of doing this and that we don't accept what they're saying the beginning of negotiations started with differing in the three. authorities the legitimacy of executive powers and the sovereign council then the negotiations. basically if we are down to the proportion of how many of each side would be but we are now saying we wanted to put an end to this and make a decisive decision as to. what goes on as far as our political situation in the coming day is we firstly say that the december evolution has not ended yet millions of sudanese people brave sudanese people are on the streets and they sit in and this will continue of c

another sign that solar power has a bright future in egypt. did you ever stop to think that a lot of what we throw away could be used in other ways to illustrate our french project started creating mosques out of waste then this was so successful that its members now travel around the world to share the idea and god has inspired school kids start doing their bit for the environment. is one of the most polluted countries in the world the capital across generates about three thousand metric tons of waste in a single day often it's burnt in the open polluting the air. creating awareness on waste that's the aim of the international initiative part of change twenty one together with two gunny and nonprofits they visit schools and show kids there how to personalize dust masks with plastic textiles waste. that raises their awareness of the environmental impact garbage cans and at the same time they learn that it can be recycled rather than discarded indiscriminately in the streets. you know like them. if you are doing your. visit our website or send

generating that power requires a lot of coal.. over 1,200 tons of coal are burned every hour at plant scherer, and in 2010, that resulted in 2,200 tons of coal ash. anand it's all dumped intoa 750-acre ununlined pond, meaning nothing prevents toxins from entering the groundwater. >> they built this plant an n aa where therere's no public water access. evereryone within a 5-me radius and maybe eveven further, drinking onon private well l wa. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they b built their home n 2001, they thoughtt they were moving into an ideal countryside homome. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited aabout bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our drereams. >> instead, , like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, anand then it just ket getting worse. and it just really y w

challenge power and challenge power with arguments ok go ahead sir. well the media today the big corporate media is absolutely losing its legitimacy in terms of its hold on people's minds on people's consciousness and i think we should really take confidence in our own ability because human consciousness is more powerful in terms of historic the big change than repression and even the technology the ability of technology to try to enforce repression it breaks through in unexpected ways and we have to really think how we help that information which we already have break through again and again and again we have to say this media has no legitimacy its whole role is to simply report on what is a criminal enterprise in the world today that's the role that the us empire that wall street plays it's trying to enforce a straitjacket of only wealth counts only power counts and people all over the world are challenging that and let's bring forward a lot of that material just to show to expose how criminal they are the crimes that they're willing to commit don't