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whitehead who represent hernandez in this case he's also a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute. and now on to the upcoming presidential inauguration which is expected to bring between six and eight hundred thousand people to congregate on the national mall and offending on how much they're willing to spend these people could end up with quite a trip let me ask you do you have forty seven thousand dollars to spare because if you do you should call your travel agent to book the quote inaugural town and country package from the madison hotel in washington d.c. take a look at what you get madison hotel inaugural town and country package includes a four night state first for two in the presidential suite a private town car a private tour of d.c. for twenty two people five thousand dollars to spend at brooks brothers a night at the last lansdown resort and a couple's massage and also a social media butler that's right social media about her and her hands are filled with brooks brothers shopping bags don't worry social media about levels not photos of you and your friends and then pos

whitehead who represent hernandez in this case he's also a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute. well we want to bring attention now to a movement called i don't do no more that's taking place in canada was started by four women and calls on people to protect the land and the water by protecting the rights of canada's indigenous people it's a movement that's gaining steam and has even inspired protests across the country. this one here was in manitoba's capital of winnipeg and is drawing public attention to canada's bill c. forty five which critics say will challenge indigenous sovereignty and could even lead to extreme harm being done to the land and water in this area now across the united states asia europe and new zealand large groups of people are showing support for the idle no more movement some of those involved say it's directly connected to others around the world including the occupy movement the arab spring and other recent uprisings orrible gonna writes about racial justice native rights and immigration for the nation and i was joined by her earlier and i asked her

whitehead constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute i appreciate your time sir thank you earlier this week we told you about ken dotcoms new venture known as mega by using the salmon service dot com says users are taking a stand against governments trying to control the internet so are you ready to go mega well laura hardness of the resident dot net took that question to the streets of the big apple. kim dotcom just launched his new file sharing service mag he says by using it you're saying yes to internet freedom is file sharing the future of the internet this week let's talk about that have you ever stolen a movie or music off the internet i plead the fifth i'll take that as a yes. if you think that anything wrong with that you know why do people get very angry about it and send people to jail that are not the problem is that they're being wrong is that people who need to make money don't make their money. should they just figure out a new way is it up to them or is that up to us to stop taking it. have you never stolen anything off the web for moral reasons or just because you

whitehead who represented her hernandez in the case and is a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute hello john ok so these are f id tags are a way for the school to try to keep attendance up to say if you're not in class we still know where you are the funding that they receive is from the states it's directly related to intent attendance give us the legal reasons first that your client took issue with this we seem to be having some problems with his audio it looks like we lost him for a moment hopefully we're going to get him back again this lawsuit has been going on for several months andrea hernandez a sophomore at a school in san antonio texas and really said you know not only do i not want to have you know an id tracker to know where i am every second i don't want to wear this badge and i should tell you this is a student who got very good grades was not known for missing class or really misbehaving on any level this is a person who is simply said i don't want to follow this rule and we're going to take the legal ground so let's see do we have john whitehead back. we do not let

white had constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute i appreciate your time sir thank you all right that's going to do it for the news for this week but stay tuned for working on a whole new lineup of stories for you for next week first up pretrial hearings are specter to restart next week at guantanamo bay for nine eleven mastermind police has pleaded shaikh mohammed and four other accused conspirators up until now proceedings have been encountered by a number of interruptions from the suspects ignoring the judge to round them outbursts to one of them actually undressing in front of the court this time around the defense will be trying to get the judge to throw out the trial on the grounds that the proceedings are illegitimate next week will bring a latest coming out of cuba. plus french back mali and forces are continuing to advance on islam missed rebels in an attempt to recapture the country meanwhile the u.s. and the e.u. are helping airlift french troops and equipment to mali but have so far ruled out the possibility of sending combat troops to mali we're following the d

>> my understanding of the story is the aclu and a conservative grout called the rutherford institute actually agree. if you are in a school district in north side san antonio, maybe you recognize a problem with that. these are opposing factions that come together on the fact that this is not a good thing. >> i always go with the mode of thinking that if you have two sides thinking something is wrong then maybe it is wrong. then i think no maybe that is wrong. that makes three wrongs which makes it right, liz. >> is this an algebra class? >> do you think these #r* innocuous tracking devices? and could this turn into a film with tom cruise where he is naked? >> if he is naked. i get you on that. it is such a creepy thing. >> really? >> to put chips in it just because they want to make sure they get the state education aid they can get? if they don't know where the pupils are and the pupils are not there and they are loitering, they are not going to get the money. >> i thought these were chips as in fritos? >> you can't put chips in people's pupils. >> anthony, are you a libertarian guy