says this is not discrime in a tori but pro at the timeors disagree we will not be drinking anymore russi russia -- russian vodka. >> this time activists are joining other as cross the nation calling for a boycott of russian vodka to protest a new law, championed by the president. the measure bans talking to children about homosexuality skb outlaws so called gay propaganda. >> in russian mind it's holding hands, waving of rainbow flags. >> protesters demonstrated outside, calling for a repeal of the law. >> on gay bar market is lukea toif all alcohol companies we need to send a message to the corporation that do have interests. we need to send a hesage do more to help gay people in russia. >> stoli says it's being unfairly targeted. the ceo tells gays we fully support and endorse your objective to fight against prejudice in russia. at the royal market in z.bakery in san francisco richmond district you can find all kinds of russian vodkas from stoli to kremlin. the owner says a boycott will not change putin's mind but will hurt his business. >> he's going to take lots and lots of regular c

ed snowden getting job offer fr russis social media compy, their facebook, if you will. weird talk about a uy who knows how to collect data, gary b., so i wouldn't imagine that weird. what do u think? >> first of all iearned something. i didn't know the was a russian facook. neil: it is called facebookkie. >>t speaks to a broader issue. we gave $2 billion to russia hopefully to irove the relationship. look how well that worked out. this whole thing is awful. i think he is a criminal and russia should turn him back over to the u.s. neil: don't hold your breath for that one. keith what do you think about? >> i'm in the same bolt. the guy is a patsy and w do whatever russian ielligence was him to do. this issue speaks how russia treating united states and speaks to our internaltanding and ptin thumbing the nose at this country. dare you to do something bit? what will psident obama do at this point. we can't fly over and collect him but i think we'll try. neil: do we do tit-for-tat, gary b.? skip out on the g20 meeting in russia later this year or skip out on their olympics

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this taco. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, brand of vodka, down sewerse idea was to speak out again anti-gay laws in russi >>> in san francisco this afternoon, a vodka dump. protesters poured vodka down sewers. the idea was to speak out against anti gay laws in russia. but mike sugerman tells us the protesters may have missed their mark. >> boycott russian vodka. >> vodka flowed like water outside san francisco city hall. >> we want the anti gay laws in russia repealed. >> russia out lawed nontraditional sexual relations. fines of the equivalent of tens of thousands of american dollars for handing out lgbt literature, holding a gay rally, speaking in defense of gay rights. >> we are boycotting all russia vodka products. >> their target, the popular vodka. first, this was filled with water. they didn't want to actually bite and help the company. didn't want to polite the city's waterways. also, they say it is not even a russian company. >> it was referred to last night on facebook by a prominent gay person. this is lazy actty vim. >> tex ported stuff -- activism. >> the company is head quartered in luxenbe

right now, that is what russi anda winning the foreign policy wars. host: monica, calif., independent line. caller: thank you for having me. we are very much aware that snowden is in russia. next up is a midland, texas, independent line. i wouldfirst of all, like to say that the media coverage of just this one issue is an excellent example why our media, television, news, and our newspapers are just losing a leadership, losing viewers. but coverage is so pathetic. it has almost turned into our new pravda. it is so pathetic and a disservice. russia is trying to keep united states out of a war in syria that is based on lies, the same people that live the us into bombing iraq are the same people that are trying to lie us into this thing in syria. sellingpapers now are for pennies on the dollar. themy wants to deal with anymore. we have lost our reporters. we have lost it all, sir. host: what do you think about the cancellation of the meeting? but coverage is so pathetic -- host: what about the cancellation of the meeting? caller: the reason it has been c

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