well edward snowden has been living in exile in russia for the past 7 years after leaking u.s. intelligence documents now u.s. president donald trump says he's considering pardoning the world famous fugitive supporters view snowden as a whistleblower who revealed the extent of u.s. government surveillance but he's charged with violating the u.s. espionage act here's what trungpa to say when he was asked about a potential pardon i mean i'm not that aware of the snowden situation but i'm going to look you know there are many many people it seems to be a split decision that many people think that he should be somehow created differently and other people think he did very bad things and i'm going to take a very good look at it ok i mean i've i've seen people that are very conservative and very liberal in their agree on the same issue they agree both was i'm going to take a look at that very strongly well for more on this let's cross over to our correspondents carla bleicher she's covering the story for us from washington hi carla it's a big shift from president trump what's behind

intelligence contractor edward snowden has been living in exile in russia for the past 7 g.'s after leaking u.s. intelligence documents but now president donald trump says he's considering patni the world famous fugitive supporters view snowden as a whistle blower who revealed the extent of us government surveillance but he's charged with violating the country's espionage act here's what trump had to say when he was asked about a potential pardon everyone i'm not that aware of the snowden situation but i'm going to start looking there are many many people it seems to be a split decision that many people think that he should be treated differently of other people think he did very bad things and i'm going to take a very good look at it ok i mean i've i've seen people that are very conservative and very liberal and they agree on the same issue they agree both ways i'm going to take a look at that very strongly earlier we asked w.'s washington correspondent khalid block a why don't trump is considering a pardon for the man who leaked secret u.s. government intelligence to the me

where is he getting a fascina fascinating new-found interest in a pardon for edward snowden? one common denominator of trump pardons. he doesn't pardon anyone unless he thinks it's in his personal self-interest. there's probably more to the story. >> it's interesting. your republican colleague, congresswoman liz cheney, just tweeted this. let me read it to you and get your reaction. edward snowden is a trait iter responsible for the large effort and most damaging release of classified information in u.s. history. he handed over u.s. secrets to russian and chinese intelligence putting our troops and nation at risk. pardoning him would be unconscionable. she's not mincing any words at all. do you agree with her? >> well, you know, i certainly agree that what he did violated the law and violated it in a very serious way. in the long list of people who should be pardoned, he would not be on my list. so it is, i think, quite inexplicable that the president has done this about-face. you know, i will say this -- i think that the russians view it in their interest to get him out of t

and you say that there is a national security law every country has one bad one snowden isn't runningfor election what you've done is you've china has actually banned people opposition people with legitimate cause for money in the parliamentary elections isaac chang here has just complained very bitterly that actually china has cracked down on peaceful protests and that's what's turned those protests violent this isn't just a national security law this is a law that is designed to oppress hong kong and to bring it in and chinese rule completely is not. a so this is a complete misreading and also a. misrepresentation of what was happening. for the past release 3 years hong kong as well a position parties don't exactly those oil but that the law wasn't introduced until you know. as far as the. protests are concerned i don't think that it would be a genuinely good it doesn't make sense for a change in hong kong into another show the way but i think that beijing feels very very strongly that this red lines of our national security is is this great unequals and advocating independence open

for example edward snowden is wanted and of course if he dares to step outside in any country he wouldhave been arrested so i think that national security is as important issue for any country but i think we peeped to what i said in the beginning that beijing after all his years as bill allowing hong kong to enjoy an extremely high level of autonomy suffice it fortitude for it to be ranked very highly international of it i mean that and even in recent weeks i mean. a lot of people can you know zircon can just you know protest. peacefully and i think that. i can understand that this kind of thing i can understand that this kind of worry because look at it for the headlines. a lot of people worry what would happen when hong kong reverted back to beijing so there was a lot of people apply foreign passports and i'm sure that with this new role which is unpleasant. as they get what we're really but i think that look at the people of what canadian passports 300000 of them. well look 'd really didn't post 'd was that since they don't go home because of the wall of the earth that a couple of y

secrets donald trump says he's weighing up for work free for former intelligence contractor edward snowden. and in formula one racing world champion lewis hamilton has one of the spanish strong 3 broken. record for a career podium fictious. yes welcome to the program but a recession president alexander lukashenko has rejected calls to hold a new election and says moscow is ready to step in to quote save the country speaking to supporters in men's kuka shango also accused nato of deploying military forces near the country's border the alliance has dismissed that claim but says it's closely monitoring the situation opposition protests have been growing in strength since last week's disputed election they took to the streets in their biggest numbers yet on some. opposing demonstrations in the streets of central minsk. with this man at the heart of both embattled by the russian president alexander lukashenko. dear friends i didn't just call you here to defend me you came here to defend your country your independence your families for the 1st time in a quarter of a century. lucas shankar dresse

. >>> also, the president was asked over the weekend about the possibility of pardoning edward snowdene's what he said. >> i'm not that aware of the snowden situation, but i'm going to start looking at it. there seems to be a split decision. many people think he should be somehow treated differently, and others think he did very bad things, and i'm going to take a very good look at it. >> before his election he had repeatedly called snowden a traitor and a spy who should be executed. snowden was a former national security agency contractor who disclosed classified material on vast government surveillance. he was charged with violating the espionage act and faces prison time if convicted. he resides in russia after claiming asylum back in 2013. >>> all right. let's switch gears and get a first look at your forecast with meteorologist janessa webb. good morning, janessa. what are you seeing today? >> good morning, yasmin, good to see you. good morning, everyone. weed really had a change in the weather pattern over the east coast. it was kind of lueke that ah moment where fall temperature

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[laughter] >> yeah, listen, edward snowden compromised national security by a large degree, and there republicans alike that agree on that. the question is if you're going to pardon him or give hum a fair trial, what does the united states get in return for that, and and i don't know if snowden's put anything on the table that would make the u.s. government want to deal with hum. he was hiding in vladimir putin's clutches. he's not right now considered a friend of the united states, so i think you have to look carefully at that, the the political repercussions of a pardon could be significant. the president probably knows things that i don't. there's a definite split of opinion, no doubt about it. lou: well, i wouldn't ask you just easy questions ever, john, because -- [laughter] with your, with your mind and talent, i want to put only tough questions before you. >> thank you. lou: john solomon, thanks for providing those terrific answers. always insightful to have you with us. appreciate it. john solomon, just the justthen. >>> up next, will establishment republicans finally run with

that user data may end up in the hands of chinese authorities but given the revelation that edward snowden and whatnot isn't that sort of a case of double standards and the same be fears raised over u.s. apps. is surely is the trump administration. has provided no specific evidence that that to talk has made us the us data uses the available to the chinese government on the other head snowden the view that the us has a mess so they don't program the most notorious of all is to present a program of each has that right as is to surface of several technology giants in the states is there not also a concern that sanctions on foreign social media platforms could create a dangerous precedent that will end up harming us tech companies working worldwide . benjamin can you hear me i do apologize we seem to have lost the connection with i guess we are talking to get revenge even chow professor at the paris school of business and southwestern university of france and economics in china and that's our breakdown of today's headlines for now if you're looking for more you can always follow us on twitter

to the whistleblower he previously wanted executed for being a traitor snowden lives in exile in russia after leaking what was described as a treasure trove of secrets from the national security agency 7 years ago tom says many americans think he's been treated unfairly. 5 people have been killed in an attack on a hotel in somalia's capital mogadishu government officials say 2 gunmen are among the dead i mean and stuff on scene say 28 others are injured an explosion followed by gunfire was howard at the elite hotel in lido beach it tack is ongoing still ahead on al-jazeera. i have to. go and everything gone in a matter of seconds we meet some beirut residents who've lost everything they've worked for. and the sale of cigarettes and alcohol resumes in south africa as coronavirus restrictions are lifted. hello there's more rain to come for the korean peninsula but probably for north korea wrong than south korea which is enjoying at least in the south a bit of a warm sunny spittal a moment in fact the rain is more likely to be showing itself in beijing where you have to be brief bit of fla

i will take a look at that very strongly, edward snowden. you -- do you agree with dr.edfield that if america doesn't follow health guidelines, it could be one of the worst falls we've ever faced from a health perspective? pres. trump: no, you cannot compare it to 1917, that was incredible. i was -- that was the worst ever by far, they lost possibly 100 million people. i don't agree with that. the numbers are coming down substantially and many americans are wearing masks, a good thing. again, some people thought you should not wear a mask. when this started, dr. fauci mask and sodar a dr. redfield and then all of a sudden it was like everybody should wear a mask, and that is ok, people can change their mind. wash your hands, good hygiene, all of those things, i think people are doing it to a level they have never done before. numbers,look at the the way the numbers are coming out, i mean, it is very impressive when you see what is happening. welle way, florida doing and hospitalizations and normally you would have had to build more -- like we did for the first surge. we

snowden critics accuse him of treason for revealing classified information about the u.s.t seizure of personal data. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery: let's turn to new zealand. the prime minister has postponed the nation's general election by four weeks, to october 17, amid fresh covert outbreaks in auckland. ed johnson is standing by for us in sydney. as the prime minister was going into this election in a winning position, will this delay impact that? ed: it remains to be seen. he wasthe main reasons in such a strong position was his strong handling of the virus the first time around. new zealand was in the vanguard of nations that had fantastic success. they eliminated community transmission. partyas seen her labour seeking a second term in office rise to about 53% support in opinion polls compared to the main opposition national party, only 32%. it depends on how she handles this second outbreak, which was announce

president donald trump has said he will look into a pardon for whistleblower edward snowden said he had heard strong arguments for and against the move the exiled former national security agency contractor faces criminal charges over his leak of classified documents revealed u.s. government surveillance. well now to poland a country where members of the community have faced increasing attacks from politicians and religious leaders human rights observers say homophobic sentiment has become normalized in poland but the past week has seen a wave of pro demonstrations across the country rallies have been held in warsaw and other cities in support of activists arrested for carrying out a protest actions people have been hanging rainbow flags on statues and public buildings rights groups accusing polish police of on all 3 detaining protesters and onlookers. well the reporter joe is here with me has been following this story jill tell me what tell us more about what's behind these protests something remarkable zain going on in poland in the last few days after years of injuring political lead

president donald trump has said he will look into a pardon for whistleblower edward snowden trump said he'd heard strong arguments for and against the move the exiled former national security agency contractor faces criminal charges over his lake of classified documents that reveal the u.s. government surveillance. and a surfer in a stray or who saved his wife from an attack by a great white shark bystanders say he jumped on the back of the 3 made her long shark and punched it until it let her go the man's wife suffered severe lacerations to her right leg but is reportedly in a stable condition. now hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has denied colluding with foreign governments he made the statement after being released from prison on bail was a lie rather was arrested last monday under a new security law imposed by beijing during an interview with the w. he said he expected resistance to china would continue in hong kong despite the new law. veteran campaigner jimmy lie has been detained many times but this was the 1st time he was taken away in handcuffs like told g.w. that although he

president donald trump has said he'll look into a pardon for whistleblower edward snowden trump said he'd heard strong arguments for and against the move the exiled former national security agency contractor faces criminal charges over his leak of classified documents that revealed u.s. government surveillance of. hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has denied colluding with foreign governments he made the statement after being released from prison on bail why was arrested last monday under a new security law imposed by beijing during an interview with d.w.i. he said he expected assistant resistance rather to china would continue in hong kong despite the new law. venturing campaigner jimmy lie has been detained many times but this was the 1st time he was taken away in handcuffs litel d w that although he expected his arrest he was surprised that it came so soon and that his sons were also targets at. this time. maybe because they have this so. i was shocked. your scary. especially when when when they take your tram me. with what you do i think this is a very effective intimidation to th

president donald trump has said he'll look into a pardon for whistleblower edward snowden trump said he had heard strong arguments for and against the move. to form a national security agency contract faces criminal charges over his leak of classified documents that revealed u.s. government surveillance. well the name hezbollah means party of god and in lebanon the shiite islam as a group is powerful its influence stretches across society through religion politics and the military and lebanon's allege the devastating explosion in beirut nearly 2 weeks ago has reignited public anger to run the country body in the face of accusations of incompetence and corruption the elite is proving resistant to reform for hossa not leave the porch of beirut symbolizes the failure of the powerful clowns that ruled lebanon on the 22 year old she is' says his country is badly governed i'm told though his acts like it's a protecting force for shiites ali says the group shoulders a lot of the blame. for the explosion last week was the result of carelessness on the breakdown of the entire state apparatus

president donald trump has said he will look into a pardon for whistleblower edward snowden trump said he had heard strong arguments for and against the move the exiled former national security agency contractor faces criminal charges over his really of classified documents that revealed u.s. government surveillance. one japanese oil tanker that spilled more than $1000.00 tons of oil since running aground off the coast of riches has broken into official said the split was caused by a crack in a cargo hold after the ship's condition deteriorated severely overnight emergency teams and thousands of volunteers have been racing to siphon off remaining fuel on board the ship. and earlier i spoke to christian booga he's a director of the safe seas network on maritime security and he told me that the government of nourishes didn't do enough to prepare for such a catastrophe to go. morris's is very close one of the main shipping lanes in the government didn't know that something is her most recent quite substantial capacity building this is all over the years and only in march this year there w

president trump has said he is considering a pardon for snowden who revealed details of a secret u.s.ogram. he is in russia to avoid prosecution. >>> a judge has accepted a plea deal for fashion designer sentencing him to five months in prison for paying bribes to get his daughters admitted to usc. his wife, will be sentenced later today. her plea deal calls for two months in prison >>> with a plane standing by, russian doctors have cleared the way for russian opposition leader to be flown to germany for further medical treatment. they say he's in a medically induced coma but there's no immediate threat to his life they say despite suspicions of his supporters, he was not poisoned watching that story very closely. back to you. >>> we have a bullish call today on sales force a bearish call, i should say initiated with a rare sell at loop capital the analyst saying the company is experiencing a material slowdown in its business that could linger through next year it's our call of the day you don't get steales calls on ste salesforce very of ten will these stocks over valued? >> i think

president donald trump has said he'll look into a pardon for whistleblower edward snowden trump said he had heard strong arguments for and against the move the exiled former national security agency contractor faces criminal charges over his lake of classified documents that revealed widespread government surveillance. a japanese oil tanker that has spilled more than $1000.00 tons of oil since running aground off the coast of marriages has broken into officials said the split was caused by a crack in a cargo hold after the ship's condition deteriorated severely overnight emergency teams and thousands of volunteers have been racing to siphon off remaining fuel on board the ship. and let's bring in christian booga he's the director of the safe seas network on maritime security christian even following this spill closely any say the island wasn't prepared for such a disaster that it should have been why is that the go. this. moshe's is very close to one of the main shipping lanes and the government did know that something that is occurred most received quite substantial capacity buildin

committing to a gas or no answer, the president said he would look into a possible pardon of edward snowdena busy week ahead. arthel: indeed, david and bridgewater new jersey. eric: condolences are coming in for president trump after he tweeted last night that his younger brother robert trump had died of an undisclosed illness. sources say he had suffered several brain bleeds recently after he fell, the president lasso his brother, whom he called his best friend on friday when he visited him in a new york city hospital, the white house has not announced the official cause of death, he kept a lower profile than his brother but nevertheless he was well known in new york especially during the years when he was married to elaine trump and he was part of the family business. jared kushner says it is a difficult time for the whole family. >> the president loved his brother very much and he was able to see him the day before yesterday and his brother was very proud of him and obviously a very tough moment for the president but is looking forward to continuing to do great things and make his brothe

i'm going to take a very good look. >> dana: snowden has been living in exile in russia for years.tics have accused him of treason. president trump called him a traitor in 2013. ohio state quarterback creating a position to immediately bring back football. comes after officials postpone the entire big ten season because of the coronavirus. ohio state's head coach says he understands how his players feel. >> it's going to be very, very difficult. this whole year has been difficult. we are going to stick together and work through it. it's going to be difficult for a lot of people, no question it hurts. >> dana: in new york city, the annual tribute in light will shine after all. the governor considering extra personnel to make sure the display can safely happen. the beams of light have been shooting in the sky since 2002. president trump pushing back against democrats claims that he's trying to sabotage the election. that is the left is stepping up its fight over the post office post office. house speaker nancy pelosi even calling house lawmakers back to washington. chad pergram is li

he said it would not be edward snowden or michael flynn. the president did not say when he would issue the pardon but he is due to travel to iowa and arizona today. >>> happening today for bay area members of congress. they will call attention to the current political controversy over the political service. house speaker nancy pelosi as well as other representatives will make appearances at post offices in their districts. >>> and nancy pelosi is calling on house members to return to capitol hill over concerns about the postal service. democrats say president trump is trying to sabotage the election by making cuts that will cause delays to keep mail in ballots from getting to voters in time for the election . they want to call the senate into session over the issue as well. >> he says he wants to slow down the mail to hurt the elections and make people doubt the results of the election. maybe he is worried he is going to lose, it doesn't matter. >> this universal mailing is a dangerous thing and we need to be very, very careful. >> reporter

of my enemy is my friend you see in human al-jazeera donald trump is changing his mind on edward snowdenhe us president says he's considering giving a pardon to the whistleblower he previously wanted executed for being a traitor snowden lives in exile in russia after leaking what was described as a treasure trove of secrets from the national security agency and 7 years ago tom says many americans think he's been treated unfairly. india's main opposition party has called for a parliamentary investigation into facebook and whatsapp the congress party accuses the social media giants of favoring prime minister narendra modi's b j p allegations based on a report by the wall street journal it says facebook ignored its hate speech rules benefiting a b j p legislator known for anti muslim remarks facebook says it invoices its ban on hate speech without regard to anyone's political position or party affiliation. still ahead on al-jazeera hailing howell to the formula one world champion sets a record and closes in on another pieces just ahead in the sport the details. it starts in kong rule commun

to the whistleblower he previously wanted executed for being a traitor snowden lives in exile in russiaafter leaking what was described as a treasure trove of secrets from the national security agency 7 years ago tom says many americans think he's been treated unfairly. and trump says he's considering imposing a ban on chinese tech giant alibaba the move would add the e-commerce company to a growing list of chinese firms facing punitive actions in the u.s. on friday trying gave the owner of popular video up to talk 90 days to sell its assets in the united states the u.s. president says the tech firms pose a threat to u.s. national security. and the u.s. president is vowing to reimpose u.n. sanctions on iran by invoking a controversial move known as a snapback that follows the u.n. security council rejecting a u.s. resolution to extend the iranian arms embargo the us president has also cast doubt on whether he would join the russians call for a summit of world leaders to defuse tensions. a new iranian supermarket chain has opened in venezuela's capital that's the latest symbol of the gro

wrote with trump bonding to talk it into that freedom is officially over in fact it was over when snowden revealed the n.s.a.'s massive spying program now was he stopping other countries in the e.u. asia south america to do the same to u.s. firms if circumstances that are alive so so let's pick that apart so professor why does one country acting against a company on national security grounds so and internet freedom. well the idea of internet freedom and came along you know when are the united states backing 2010 protested against the chinese government's. actions against google at the time google at the time actually had a presence in china and google felt compelled to leave china at the time the u.s. state department including secretary hillary clinton actually talked about the importance of internet freedom the idea that information should flow freely between countries across borders without in her section and that's sort of reflecting you know the offline 1st amendment freedom that we have enjoyed in much part of the united states in the united states in large part of the world that id

sphere ofd in this influence, the first defcon and black hat in 2013, right after the snowden disclosures that gotten better, because this year at defcon, you might dhs. command, the nsa, is there trust? >> i would think it is not like it used to be. it was all around how those agencies are going to protect the election, so people can get behind that message. this is a lot of fear and administration right now with the way things have been politicized. until that fear goes away, i think everybody will try to keep these agencies off distance. >> what are you doing in singapore? singapore,is from and we come here every year for chinese new year. this year i came expecting to be here for just a couple of weeks and months. it is been four months or five months. i came in february. i am stuck here. cats there an asian black --black hat, defcon happening as well? there will be a singapore black hat happening. that was a def con canceled. conference world is being turned on its head right now. of black ss, founder con.nd def thank you both for being on the communicators. thank you. >> thank you.

wrote with trump bonding to talk it into that freedom is officially over in fact it was over when snowden revealed the n.s.a.'s massive spying program now was he stopping other countries in a huge asian south america to do the same to u.s. firms if circumstances that are alive so so let's pick that parts of professor why does one country i see against a company on national security grounds so and internet freedom. well the idea of internet freedom and came along you know when. the united states back in 20 time and protested against the chinese government's. actions against google at the time google at the time actually had a process in china and google felt compelled to leave china at the time the u.s. state department including secretary hillary clinton actually talked about the importance of internet freedom the idea that information should flow freely between countries that cross borders without in her section and that's sort of reflecting you know the offline 1st amendment freedom that we have enjoyed in much part of the ice in the united states in large part of the world that idea of

also be of use and used in that way by other governments like for example we have seen from edward snowden'srevelations several years ago that the us government weren't shy of. her free not to present day to be long to individuals through those social media house as well so yes it is possible it is a risk but. i. do wonder is this more a political rather than a cyber security issue that's going on so if i understand correctly you're saying this is just part and parcel whenever you use social media this is a risk a hazard that comes with the territory now the chinese authorities then say listen we're complying with all security standards is that credible. absolutely it's you know we have to take 5 times and take the word and that they are securing those applications there as they can i'm not aware of any major security one a vision is in those applications and. likewise we're seeing security front pages and other social media apps so. i don't see them as being any better or any worse than any other social media apps that many people are using and we just have to be as individuals and as consu

out with back in this sphere of influence, the first def con and black hat in 2013, right after the snowden disclosures. there was a lot of tension between hacking technology and the federal government. has that gotten better, because this year at def con, you might cyber command, the nsa, dhs. is there trust? >> it is not like it used to be. the panel you just mentioned was around how those agencies are going to protect the election, so people can get behind that message. but there is a lot of fear in this administration right now with the way things have been politicized. until that fear goes away, i think everybody will try to keep these agencies at a distance. >> what are you doing in singapore? >> my wife is from singapore, and we come here every year for chinese new year. this year i came expecting to be here for just a couple of weeks or months. it is been four months or five months. i came in february. i am stuck here. >> is there an asian black hat, >> there is a singapore black hat that is going to be virtual. we were going to try to do another chinese def con. the black cat in th

surveillance court was available -- that was approving [indiscernible] i don't think you commented on edward snowden but do you think he should be allowed to return without going to prison? tremendous pfizer abuse. it was amazing that it has taken this long. it has been proven substantially, not only fisa abuse, but changing documents and putting documents in front of the fisa court and courts that are disgraceful that they could have done it. the fact is, we caught joe biden , president obama, the whole group, you can look at brennan and comey and klapper, the whole group, we caught them spying on our campaign. this was an illegal act like no other illegal act. this was treason. this was at the highest level of treason. and obama and biden got caught spying on my campaign, using intelligence agencies of the united states government to do it. both before and after the election. so before the election, then after i won they continued. it is totally illegal activity and we have to see what is happening but as far as kamala is concerned, she is a big tax raiser, she is a big slasher of funds for the mi

that that tech talk has made use of statehood available to the chinese government on the other hand snowden the view that the us has a mass surveillance program the most notorious of all is the prison program each has that right as us to surface of several technology giants in the states sean wants to talk to be out as soon as possible because it is so close to the u.s. presidential election and to take to use a mania under 30 who do not support trying much short sighted behavior may harm american companies eventually because it sets a dangerous precedent of seizing foreign investment through law enforcement departments opening the door for other countries to treat american companies in the same way it also gets courages future foreign investment in the states. their global news update can 10 years after this short break. the more of us mortals are the one in which we the business those who do all but guess what. we prepared for call of guns. a lot cheaper reduced mobility you know the tour and it's a lot cheaper than having. this is r t welcome back the u.s. state department has issued a n

question is we how do we feel about the way in which governments are acting aren't we start with the snowden revelations that there were huge concerns across the world about how the u.s. government was using u.s. platforms such as facebook to access data including the u.s. security agencies hacking into on the america's phone so the question is really one of geopolitics how do we see ourselves as efficient relative to the kinds of values and positions that these are the other governments that it. kind of from the knotting i'm university school of computer science thank you so much for joining us . thank you. sports now in the formula one the racing point team has been fined 840-0000 euros and docked 15 points in the constructors' championship after the sport's governing body up held a complaint against them we know have protested at the last 3 races that racing points break ducts were a copy of those on last year's title winning mercedes car the f.i.a. has now agreed even though when the car was being designed to brake ducts were not on the list of parts that cannot be copied by other teams

after allowing her to be tortured by your military for years and let's not even get into ad words snowden so did a free flow of information help keep you accountable mr obama. i don't think you were a big fan of a free flow of information that is how they went that is how they get to keep making decisions that affect your life and the lives of the people you love. that's how the economy will keep getting skewed to the wealthy and well connected but but but but you oversaw the largest well the transformers transferred from the poor to the middle class the poor in the middle class to the richest americans one of the only meaningful protest against it to stand up and say this is not right was occupy wall street you oversaw our brutal arrest and destruction so that your wall street friends could keep operating like it was the last call innovative bunny ranch leaked emails reveal that citibank told you who your cabin it would be so who in the. is there. you are there you are the. well. i think it's high time we had some comic relief look this can't be another what a could a shut up election if