well it just so happens that richard goodman worked at a certain multinational agro chemical company for seven years you guessed it on santo. listen it's one thing to launch a p.r. battle and. fans of your product but it's another thing entirely to allow politics to dictate science this is a public health issue that people deserve to know so well the findings of the study are definitely not something to be celebrated the fact that sara lee and his team were able to overcome every corporate obstacle magical and republish this vitally important piece of research is a scientific victory for assault. i talked a lot on the show but the surveillance state here in the us and the ever expanding powers our government's willing to grant agencies like the n.s.a. however the exact same abuses of power taking place across the pond just yesterday the u.k. house of commons passed legislation known as the data retention investigative powers act or d.r. ip designed to widen surveillance capabilities of u.k. spy networks and strengthen their abilities to cooperate with private corporations the

well it just so happens that richard goodman who worked at a certain multinational agro chemical company for seven years you guessed it on santo. listen it's one thing to launch a p.r. battle in defense of your product but it's another thing entirely to allow politics to dictate science this is a public health issue that people deserve to know so well the findings of the study are definitely not something to be celebrated the fact that sara lee and his team were able to overcome every corporate obstacle magical and republic this vitally important piece of research is a scientific victory for us all. i talked a lot on the show but the surveillance state here in the us and the ever expanding powers are governments willing to grant agencies like the n.s.a. however the exact same abuses of power are taking place across the pond just yesterday the u.k. house of commons passed a legislation known as the data retention investigative powers act or d r i p. designed to widen surveillance capabilities of u.k. spy networks and strengthen their abilities to cooperate with private corporation

well it just so happens that richard goodman who worked at a certain multinational agro chemical company for seven years you guessed it on santo. listen it's one thing to launch a p.r. battle in defense of your product but it's another thing entirely to allow politics to dictate science this is a public health issue that people deserve to know so well the findings of the study are definitely not something to be celebrated the fact that sara lee and his team were able to overcome every corporate obstacle magical and republish this vitally important piece of research is a scientific victory for us all. i talked a lot on the show but the surveillance state here in the us and the ever expanding powers our government's willing to grant agencies like the n.s.a. however the exact same abuses of power taking place across the pond just yesterday the u.k. house of commons passed a legislation known as the data retention investigative powers act or d r ip designed to widen surveillance capabilities of new. spy networks and strengthen their abilities to cooperate with private corporations th

richards. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in a closely watched case, u.s. supreme court has ruled most private companies that claim religious objections can refuse to provide birth control coverage to employees as required by obamacare. in a five to four ruling opposed by all three women on the court, the justices ruled requiring closely held corporations to pay for contraception violates a federal law protecting religious freedom. the title closely held corporation applies to about 90% of u.s. businesses. the case concerned two companies, hobby lobby and conestoga wood, which objected to certain methods of birth control on religious grounds for claiming they are akin to abortion, despite scientific consensus to the contrary. in a biting dissent, ruth bader ginsburg objected to what she called the decision of startling breadth, which could open the door for corporations to opt out of practically any law they say conflicts with their religious beliefs. josh house spokesperson earnest responded to the ruling. >> today's decisio