analysis that i read every day it starts on a six dot com he's still been gilfoyle better known as sarge i need going to tell us why his little handheld computer is buzzing what are you doing on that things are what you do here we're actually trading that's the way we traded for many years but we're treating the way we trade now which is how on a computer is on a computer it's electronic but it still has some of the finer points that we've carried over from the orchard market such as power to order so. we still have an opening and closing process which does resemble what sort of burgeoning of the old true market rate is up by reselling pallets and a payroll and it's actually prized by a human being the human beings former special about the amount that your watch the stocks throughout the day and if any operation would have been fun like many of the chase competitors they would also want attention maybe even shook the stock down and take a look ok now sarge tell us you've been here since one thousand nine hundred seven i know that trading has a really changed how has it changed to do to c

and sarge went with lady bird. and i went with the president, we went up to the house and it was a delightful experience. he said, now let's get one thing clear, george. you think i'm crazy for keeping us in vietnam all these years. i didn't start that war. but i'm expected to finish it. i know you think i'm goofy on it and i know you are. and he gave me some good advice. he said george, if i were you, you've been a great kretic. of your government. the last ten years. if i were you, i would announce the president telling the country how much they have done for you. and how much the united states government means to you. tell them about your war days. tell them about what you as a junior senator from south dakota, the debt you feel to the people of the united states. you know, he couldn't have given me better advice. i'm sorry that other things crowded in. and i didn't stick with that routine very much. but i should have. i think i would have gotten more votes. i -- i might have carried two states instead of one. >

and we depend a million those days were very very busy part i thank you so much stephen guilfoyle sarge for breaking down the new york stock exchange on word of the day. coming up its capital account versus the wall street bull in loose change plus why is delaware the favorite for against the world on the theory chris whalen will tell us . wealthy british soil the sun. has no time to write for. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. so before the break you heard chris whalen earlier talk about p.f.g. best bankruptcy how they have a receiver appointed how this is good news possibly for customers compared to bankruptcy such as m.f. global and how this is great that the c a t c the regulator has done this has wised up but is this a precedent or is this at evidence of another try and take a look.

what that can do monium those days were very very busy hard i thank you so much stephen guilfoyle sarge for breaking down the new york stock exchange on word of the day. coming up its capital account versus the wall street bull in loose change plus why is delaware the favorite for against the world on the theory chris whalen will tell us. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is human being who with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else to some other part of it and realize everything. i'm charged was a big issue. here which i consider a. bug in the alone a fellow will get the real headlines with none of the most of the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and for what actually matters to those viewers

>> what's going on, sarge? >> how you doing? >> you got a write-up here, i see. >> yeah. >> yeah? what happened? >> pretty much, man, i didn't have no forewarning or anything, i just got tagged first, man. >> because what i'm reading here and from what the officer is saying, that it was a mutual conduct fight between you and the other inmate. >> well, all you got to do is look at the camera, man. >> you want me to review the camera? >> yeah. >> i can do that but at this point you may sit in here for another couple days until i get determination of your involvement in the incident. and i'll come back and talk to you in a little bit when i get some more information. >> all right. >> okay. >> shamrock then visits kunkel to get his side of the story. >> mr. kunkel. i'm here to see you again. this is like twice in like three weeks. what's going on? >> nothing. >> nothing? >> nope. >> you recall this incident with mr. hurd? >> no, i'm not saying nothing. >> you're not saying nothing? you don't want to work with me on this? >> there ai

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the first we can exert is adjourning the sarge remains holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london with a deadline passing this week for his extradition he ignored a police summons to turn up and be sent to sweden saying he will stay put until the latin american nation the sides on his asylum plea ecuador's president says he's in no rush to consider the request and will review all possible consequences of children most of the soldiers may fear is that if he goes to sweden to be handed over to the u.s. where he could face the death penalty under the espionage act for publishing leaked american files meanwhile they could or in embassies around the world of received files of messages calling on the country to approve as on his asylum plea suburbans is the founder of the national security whistleblowers coalition and she says the u.s. is ready to pull any strings necessary to prevent the songes escape mostly what's happening right now is the political side and you have to realize that they may be and this is the. old letters that the titians activists around the world but on the other hand

julia sarge it's been anything but a quiet fortnight the us baying for blood on one hand of sweden andturned to his extradition for questioning over alleged sex crimes and he's currently seeking asylum indeed inside ecuador's embassy in london suspects the swedish extradition is a cover for america to seize him for blowing the little billet crimes in iraq and afghanistan but recently the tensions but the plight of freedom for others to talk show this appearing here on this very channel and in the final edition of that series for now at least of the whistleblowers program a son today talked of the laziest opposition leader about the violent struggle for free elections in his country. underestimate the wisdom of the people you have the . government sources every night in the national media abusing me and still increase marriage already but worse is to use this is a political ploy clamp up charges you have the police in finally when the judicially although finally quit but never said it was independent right through the entity allowed that was. discussed to you and you used this for. demo

media's role in this story because obviously you seen a lot of criticism and backlash against you in the sarge and yet the same people and the same media that was criticizing him and now going to be covering the story for the next couple of weeks is going to be the headline news i think julian has somehow. a territory adjourn the six. journalism is resentful of that to an extent that's partly what's happening in my view and so you see these two shrewd comments against you these people feel that they have the right to patrol the information and they actually do very little to promote journalism's ethics outside the profession so there's a sort of professional competition going on and i think that it's it's rather unfortunate i think history will be very critical of this because ultimately journalism fails in its task is not just to protect itself you can either look at julian assange as a bomb villain. the white cat or robin hood and the press if they want to be balanced need to be doing both of these but too often and there's only a token disbursements to fairness and balance and frankly it ta

while the world's top whistleblower julia sarge waits for an asylum ruling at the ecuadorian embassy in london his cause thrives across the atlantic at a conference in new york the hacker group that inspired the creation of wiki leaks has been gathering to protest against the u.s. government's big brother policies very important. before there was a week you'll be there was hope that the now that stands for hackers on planet earth then i am out there for nine conference in new york city this is a line i knew all of them were not hers come together to discuss different topics such as government surveillance or freedom on the internet these. surrounding the whistleblower's course there are also discussions about how to not think system two years ago julian assange founder of wiki leaks a supposed to be a keynote speaker at the last conference this year he was menacing whistleblower william binney he worked for the n.s.a. thirty seven years for stepping down he said that it was the u.s. government's encroaching surveillance of its citizens that caused him to finally meet his of course no

for what, sarge? >> you know exactly what. >> no, i don't. whar you talking about?canada claims to not know why sergeant tibbles has detained him, he soon let's slip to another inmate that he does know. >> compton's punk [ bleep ], man. >> how do you know it's from compton? because, that's the only thing it could be for. you guys can't save him forever, all right? >> save him from what? >> what do you mean, "save him from what?" don't play dumb. you know what he's doing around here. he's just a snitch, you know [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] trying to do something, help him get out of trouble, you know, and he's saying like i did something wrong to him. i didn't never do nothing wrong to him. he had his mom take copies of the money order receipts that he sent me. right? he sent me a money order receipt because i got him out of some trouble. >> i will have to go up front. i will have to sit down and write a conduct report for threatening, and then take it to the captain's office. the lieutenant will then write him up some paperwork, which means that he will be on confinement.

last year, the jones family hosted a marine sarg want, a quadruplasm tee., jeffrey redmond joins them one day before he learns the left leg is so damaged they will have to amputate it. >> they are not here. >> reporter: this wounded warrior said he appreciates the perfect timing of the getaway. >> and it gets my brain a chance to get away from actually thinks about what might happen soon. >> reporter: though he didn't remember much about getting hit by two mortars in iraq, this trip is bringing back fine him rise of fishing on the boat with his brother when they were little. >> normally i don't see anything as beautiful. it puts my brain at oz a lot. >> reporter: army reserve specialist maya sits on her host boat barely one in fact after a grenade launcher hit the truck she was sitting in afghanistan. >> i get a lot of anxiety attacks from loud noise and large crowds. >> reporter: she has blurry vision, shrapnel in her thigh and an ear clot and none of that is stopping her from appreciating her surroundings. >> can you see lights, ducks, birds, you don't se

. >> thanks, sarge. >> the inmate is brian singletary serving a 30-year ç prison sentence for crimesassault on a law enforcement office, carrying a concealed firearm and possession with intent to sell. >> what is your complaint? >> i have been getting treated bad since i got here. i have been singled out. >> what happened? >> my legal stuff that went through and tore up. i don't know what has been taken and not. >> we have no interest in taking your legal stuff. >> it is taking me out of my -- out of your element. you're here early. exactly. >> i had deadlines. i need my legal stuff. >> it's clear you are frustrated and angry right? >> yeah. >> get me an opportunity to get you your legal stuff. we'll be done with it. okay? >> master deputy steven gray is one of the jail's internal investigators. he knows singletary from his prior stays at the jail. >> why what i have is the paperwork that was confiscated from inmate singletary. it's reason why he is upset. we have income tax forms, the 1040 ez forms that he has filled out all different individuals. they have all their social security

>> you're crazy, sarge. can i use your walkie-talkie quick? >> after following gill to his cell, our crew is taken to the source of the flood. >> remember that. mother [ bleep ]. does that make you feel good? >> george graph serving three years for motor vehicle theft, started the flood by overflowing his toilet. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> pull your seat away there, please. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm sorry? >> go ahead and [ bleep ] yourself. >> why don't you -- >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> are you flooding out here or what? >> check this out. [ bleep ] you. get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> you know it's not hurting my feelings. >> then, jonathan hall, the inmate extracted the day before, rejoins the ruckus. with a prison camera outside his window to monitor his activity, he begins to yell at "lockup" cameraman brian kelly. >> go film from [ bleep ] child molesters. >> we're trying to get both sides. that's what we've within trying to do. >> no. this is real life [ bleep ]. >> that's what we're trying to show. >> i got it, i got it. >>> coming up -

. >> tell sarge to put that down here in this ramen noodle. >> a small amount of marijuana is placed in the pantry to make sure the dog is able to sniff it out. >> where is it? where? where's it at? where? where? oh, that's a good boy. there it is. >> he's been trained on five different odors of drugs. marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin, opiates, and cocaine. so when he gets a smell of drugs, his alert symbol was, you saw him sit down, looks at me, shows it. all he's looking for is a toy. that's all they work for. >> later, the dog shows some interest in a stack of cdc blues at the prison laundry. >> we've completed the search with negative results for narcotics. we've hit both support buildings "a" and "b." what we're going to do now is head over to our eco facility, which is our level one facility. we're going to go into a. when we get to cell 101, just pop the door. >> okay. >> the isu team now moves to the cells. >> right there. >> how you guys doing? >> all right. >> we're going to search your house. >> sometimes the inmates make wine out of fruits, oranges, apples, raisins. it

. >> coming, sarge. >> go up and see what you can get -- >> she's ready to break. >> if nothing else,we're going 272 or 273 at the least. >> the 17-year-old breaks down and tells officers the truth. she's been turning tricks for no pay for two years, and she wants out. >> we're going to take care of you, okay? how does it work? >> well, it worked as i give him the best dates. they put the money under the bed and they give it to him. >> do you guys get to keep any of the money? >> no. >> no. >> are there any ads on craigslist for you? >> i'm not going to lie. yes, there are. >> what name? >> under precious or jessica. >> when officers busted precious jessica she was just setting up dates at the motel for the night. >> looks like our operation is going to be shut down. we're going to be dealing with two juvenile prostitutes and a couple of adult prostitutes and a couple of pimps. before we could do our own operation, it fell in our laps. >> while the other officers wrap the first operation, saleda is asked to delete the pimp she calls daddy off her phone. >> before i give it back to you

. >> i ain't doing that, sarge. man, i want my privacy. >> come here. see that curtain -- >> it's going back up as soon as -- >> i will come in here, shake you down, and take you up and have you strip-searched and write you up myself. >> get the cable fixed. >> i'm trying to get your cable fixed. but i do not want to see that curtain up again. >> if my cable ain't fixed by 6:00, we're going to have problems, man. i promise you, there's going to be drama up here all night. >> did you just tell me today that you wanted to go home? >> i do. but she's going to write me up for petty [ bleep ]. >> you can't be in here destroying property. >> if you don't write me up, i'm going to rip it out. [ bleep ]. >> wouldn't it be easier to beat the write-up if -- >> i'm another going to beat it when she says i ripped up my wall. that's not my -- >> harrison, you're not the only one in here with the problems. we both know that you want your cable fixed. and we both will do what we can to get it fixed. i don't want no more about gunning no officers down if you don't get

one night the sarge come down and caught us and locked us up. >> sexual activity in the institution isgainst the rules. it's forbidden. those that do get involved with these homosexual relationships, it's very serious, and we treat it as such. and i would say that would happen maybe once twice a month where an officer actually has to cite somebody for doing that. >> i'm homosexual. i've been homosexual all my life. it is kind of hard, i mean, because i like to wear makeup and do my eyebrows and wear certain clothes, but due to certain policies we're not able to do this, so it puts us in an awkward position, you know what i'm saying? >> once inmates complete their time in extended lockdown, they transfer to the working cellblock, a 90-day transitional housing unit where prisoners must earn the right to return to general population. one of the inmates here is 24-year-old ahmad lawrence, who goes by the nickname pimp. >> my nickname, pimp, i got that from my big brother and all my cousins by me having a lot of ladies when i was young, when they're girlfriends, you know, that's how i got t

. >> let's talk about, dan, is it okay if i cross over, sarge?f the figures you have here. >> yep. >> so now, we see adams, and he's seated here. >> yeah. >> i'm always amazed how tall the presidents were. >> these are actual heights. they're on a little bit of a platform, but it's actual height and body types for this moment in time. >> even the hairstyles, true to the period. >> true to the period, same with the wardrobe. >> i'm afraid when you touch it -- >> you can. we ask that you don't touch the hair and face. everything else, you can put your arm around and take great pictures. >> just because, i have a thing for this part of history, we're looking at ben franklin. normally see him with the spectacles. >> don't have them in that. what is interesting about this figure, madame tussauds, who was a real person, she met benjamin franklin when he was on the way to france. the mold you see here was the actual mold from her mold. >> fantastic. >> it's unbelievable. >> it's history you'll find at our attraction as well. >> washington looks like the

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