>> bob: i'd like to just pay debt of gratitude to rachel carson and her book "silent spring." book and the pollution she found around the country that led to a lot of important bills being passed. the clean air and clean water act among other things. it was the inspiration behind earth day and she deserves credit. hats off to you wherever you may be. >> eric: i'll go next. rebut that with the video we played earlier in the show. another snippet of that. take a look. >> if i want america to fail, i'd ridicule the flat earthers or those urging lower energy cost by increasing supply. when the evangelists with common sense try to remind people about the law of supply and deman. it's sympathetic media to drowned them out. >> eric: very important. sympathetic media to drown them out. >> bob: what is his credentials for doing this? >> eric: spot on. >> greg: i would like to pay tribute to dr. julia simon who bet paul urlecher that five substance like gold would reduce in price due to scarcity. he was wrong on every one of them. >> dana: one, two, three, four, five. five things on "the

saying that business is under attack and needs to fight back and swallow the publication of rachel carlson's carson's silent spring and ralph nader's unsafe at any speed these were really attacks on business i mean powell was characterizing it that way but what it was was an attack on the willingness of businesses to put profits above human lives whether it was pesticides poisonous pesticides or exploding cars all this stuff was being revealed of the media right and soon into the public via the media by people like carson and nader and lewis powell and ronald reagan were freaked out about so pall said the business had to organize and push back edit change the wording from that elected government thing that protected us from corporate predators into the big government language of ronald reagan that stole our freedom freedom corporate is freedom for example pollute or g.m. freedom to build bold exploding cars that's what workers. so a group of very rich people took up the challenge and in one thousand nine hundred four they started the charles koch foundation known today as the cato institute coke's an

rachel carson had not been published on the environment. by american advisers, not yet a combat war. one is while we denounced the teeter ships supported by the united states including south vietnam, we did not anticipate at the time that there would be a draft for vietnam that johnson would campaign on a promise not to send young men to southeast asia and turn around and send 100,000 in the first year and would escalate to 500,000. that would lead to draft resistance, polarization, further denial of domestic priorities, black uprisings in many cities and more than anything else, to act the possibilities of domestic economic reform. secondly, the assassination of john kennedy. and the time i have, there's little to say except that it was not part of anything that we were taught about history or american politics or social change. it was not in the model that leaders of the assassinated. not once, but again and again and again. in our view, food push the kennedy administration. after we took the statements immediately after it was published