i've been hearing about this sopa, sopa. sopa this, sopa that. i'm like, i don't know what you're talking about. then it hit me. there's an easy way to find out, the old laptop. [laughter] so i'll just look it up. >> wikipedia, of course, one of the most popular sites online. it's blacked out today for 24 hours. wikipedia and others are going dark. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> jon: mahurin. mama. >> wikipedia's gone dark. what do they expect us to do, go to the library? like a common masturbator. what is this, 2009? but i had to find out about sopa. and with wikipedia down, i had no choice but to turn to a notoriously unreliable source... sorry. the news. >> texas representative lamar smith introduced a bill in the house called the stop online piracy act. it's called sopa. the bill is designed to keep web sites from posting copyrighted material illegally. and it would allow the american government to actually shut down web sites that do this. >> jon: what? shut 'em down? that's a little draconian, although to be fair, according to lawyer

how is that different from the sopa and the protect act? >> guest: the sopa and protect acts, the essence of them is they start meddling with the domain name system, and that is the fundamental architecture the to the net -- to the net. not only is it bad in terms of social media and business opportunities and the like, it would do a whole lot of damage to our effort to try to deal with cybersecurity. i mean, everything our country is trying to do in cybersecurity is built around the current internet architecture. and i think you're going to see substantial opposition, probably very soon, from the national security community because we are hearing there's growing concern there. >> host: well, we should also introduce gautham nagesh who is our guest reporter this week on "the communicators." >> host: thanks, peter. senator wyden, you discussed your objections to pippa and sopa based on concerns by the web companies, but we've also heard broad concerns from civil libertarians, free speech advocates, people concerned this bill would lead to ce

combinator look at sopa y. combinator look at sopa and salt the death rattles of an industry china has to look at this and see the same exact thing that. they're running out of ideas if they're only ideas to shoot somebody it's certainly a good case to continue to keep accumulating goldens over stays in our thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you might go a much more coming your way so stay right there. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. mission. critical three. four charges three arrangement three. three. two three. old freeboard video for your media project c.e.o. don carty dot com. guys are welcome back to the kaiser reports i'm not to go to california and speak with author radio show host mike rupert of collapse not dot com mike welcome to the kaiser report max great to be back with you're all right mike rupert you're in california. mom to both hollywood and silicon valley what is your take on the soap people debate how is it pla

arias so today january eighteenth is blackout day in protest of sopa the stop online piracy act in the house and to protect ip act in the senate hundreds of websites have blacked out their websites and guess what the mainstream media finally noticed. several websites including wicked pedia are blacking out their web pages for the entire day they're protesting an anti-piracy billing congress a defiant protest today several web sites including wicked pedia literally shutting down their sites they have gone dark today as a protest of a new bill that many critics say could lead to censorship that's just the latest in a widening base of high profile sites protesting a pair a pair of them of anti-piracy bills making their way through congress the bills would force us internet providers like comcast or eighteen t to block communications to offshore sites that steal content this is really the unprecedented step for internet companies in the united states to use their home page to protest a very bad very bad public policy. although i have to say about this is welcome mainstream media welcome to

combinator look at sopa y. combinator look at sopa and salt the death rattles of an industry china has to look at this and see the same exact thing that they're running out of ideas if they're only ideas to shoot somebody and certainly a good case to continue to keep accumulating all the server states never thanks so much being on the kaiser report thank you means that go a much more coming your way so stay right there. the official tee up location. you pulled from the. lights on the. video. feed now with the palm of your. on the dot com. your welcome back to the kaiser reports i'm not to go to california and speak with author radio show host mike rupert of collapse not dot com mike welcome to the kaiser report max great to be back with you're all right mike rupert you're in california home to both hollywood and silicon valley what is your take on the soap people debate how is it playing out in the local news there in california clearly in california my take is that the press and the people perceive that sopa a

combinator looked at sopa y. combinator looked at sopa and saw the death rattles of an industry china has to look at this and see the same exact thing that. they're running out of ideas if they're only ideas to shoot somebody and it's certainly a good case to continue to keep accumulating gold and silver states never thanks so much being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away much more coming your way so stay right there. in the. technology innovation and the developments around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize there. everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy look at the big picture. max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser reports i'm not to go to california and speak with author radio show host mike rupert of collapse that dot com mike welcome to the kaiser report max great to be back with you again all right mike ruper

i thought to come to us a day after the online world came together to fight sopa the d.o.j. continued their war against pirates to tell you what site fell in their most recent break and we're going to talk economics with every trick of peanuts hedge funds are fighting back in greece and the world bank gave a very different outlook in the near future right back. into it on their military mechanisms to do the work to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry there's a big picture. because i'm more or less for. readers to believe in a. test the a nobody seems to know. that never appropriate the face but more of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. anyone out there who is familiar wi

now today is a day of protest against sopa and protect ip act we're going to give you a breakdown of who's taking part and how and we'll speak with alexis ohanian founder of reddit about whether online activism and the tech industry are going to be able to beat the entertainment industry on this legislation then there's feverish debate amongst the left over president obama's record and his policies so will they still choose him in two thousand and twelve in order to keep republicans out of executive power or will the president find himself in trouble come november how sparks is going to be with us and then rolling stone's michael hastings had the rare opportunity to sit down with wiki leaks founder julian assange for a one on one interview so hastings is going to join us to tell us about songes regrets his take on the u.s. government's case against him and the future of wiki leaks and also the big news tonight the state department and the obama administration announce that they will not be supporting the keystone x.l. pipeline so we're going to have all of that morphy tonight includi

combinator looked at sopa y. combinator look at sopa and salt the death rattles of an industry china has to look at this and see the same exact thing that they're running out of ideas if they're only ideas to shoot somebody and it's certainly a good case to continue to keep accumulating goldens over stating our thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max that go in much more coming your way so stay right there. with. this month by particles that make up the fabric of the universe find what you're looking for in the deep siberian forest prevent a fire with the help of lasers in fibers pull out your template of a new game region and let the teacher begin all of that here you know with severe specific knowledge update here on along. the future covered. download the official auntie application to i phone or i pod touch from the i choose our store. one job life on the go. video on demand parties mind broadcasts and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the ati dot com. mission free ac

combinator looked at sopa y. combinator looked at sopa and saw the death rattles of an industry china has to look at this and see the same exact thing that. they're running out of ideas if they're only ideas to shoot somebody and it's certainly a good case to continue to keep accumulating gold and silver states never thanks so much of being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away much more coming your way so stay right there. mission. couldn't take three months for charges three range and then three. three. three. three both you know the deal for your media project and free media oh don carty done time. in a. mass casualty back to the kaiser reports i'm not going to california and speak with author radio show host mike rupert of collapse that dot com mike welcome to the kaiser report max great to be back with you again all right mike rupert you're in california home to both hollywood and silicon valley what is your take on the soap people debate how is it playing out in the local news there in california

yesterday i was half heartedly congratulating the mainstream media for finally paying attention to sopa and protect ip because let's face it yesterday was pretty hard to ignore the country was up in arms over not being able to get all of their questions answered by great pedia but after welcoming it to the mainstream media to this real world where the rest of us live and talk about the issues that actually affect our lives i also predicted yesterday that it wasn't going to last long that by today they'd be back to their useless nonsense and what do you know i was right now this isn't really a testament to my awesome powers of seeing the future not as much so as it is a sad state of affairs about how utterly predictable our mainstream media has become even when they do take a little break from their usual partisan he said she said just for a few hours even for a full day to report on a different story they never follow up so let me do a little follow up for you because this massive protests that we saw nationwide with black out of sites with people calling into the offices and crashing t

takedown of make up what does it mean for users of the site and for international law even without sopa and pipa the feds are taking down sites around the world julian sanchez is going to join us to break it all down then at last night's debate we saw the g.o.p. candidates rail against the president for cutting defense on the backs of our veterans let's be honest defense cuts don't have to equal benefit cuts for the vets so how do we stop this myth and what areas should be on the chopping block instead and the supreme court citizens united decision has now turned two years old we're going to look at how it's changed our political system in that time and talk about the protests that took place on the steps of the supreme court this afternoon we'll have all that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so last night c.n.n. hosted yet a nother g.o.p. debate it was the second debate this week so we're really heading into the overkill zone here but last night it was down to the final four mitt romney

this of course happening just one day after the biggest online protest in history in opposition to sopa and protect ip so what does this entire episode tell us about how the feds plan to apply international criminal procedures to internet policy and what happens to all those people that shared files on this site that weren't copyrighted or legal let's not forget megaupload gets about fifty million hits a day claims four percent of all internet traffic and has an estimated one hundred fifty million users who pay for that service so here to discuss with me is julian sanchez a research fellow at the cato institute thanks so much for being here tonight pleasure what do you think about this i mean this was a major operation it was the f.b.i. but working with authorities in new zealand working with authorities in canada in hong kong in the netherlands it really was an international operation all around you know from sort of the first thing to say i think is that if you know the facts lead out in the indictment here or are accurate the people behind this are in fact may get screwed i mean it d

so the timing of the government shutdown is interesting despite the outrage and protests against sopa the feds when i had when i had and shut down a major site even without sopa being passed so what does this all mean for the future of internet freedom in america while josh harkin's a reporter for mother jones magazine joins me now to deeper into this thanks for coming on the show josh so i understand you talked to some of the anonymous hackers in the chat rooms while this was all going down tog give us kind of the inside scoop on what was happening. well it was just sitting and watch it unfold in real time i mean you know there are dolls and people all over the world who participate in these chat rooms when i was there i was in this chat room for this anonymous splinter group known and it's in on ops where i think at any given time there were between a thousand and two thousand people who were logged in and coordinating with each other to launch these denial of service attacks or g.o.'s attacks on various websites around the country and they were giving each other updates particularl

well it seems like the web protests against sopa and pipa here in the u.s. were just the beginning today thousands of people took to the streets in front of the european parliament office in warsaw to protect act to protest act at the anti-counterfeiting trade agreement anonymous also took on the polish government's websites their d.d. o. s. attacks it's a topic that we've discussed many times here on the show an international agreement that loves piracy and counterfeiting into one which has been discussed behind closed doors for nearly six years and was only when wiki leaks published a discussion paper in two thousand and eight that it came to be public knowledge last year president obama signed an executive agreement to get the u.s. on board without asking for congressional approval and other signatories include australia new zealand canada morocco singapore and south korea but in a secret ceremony in japan today several european nations also signed on and the protests in warsaw so now the public is more aware of this agreement and with the anti sopa and a

i mean that literally there's no debate going on about sopa because the t.v. news media is not covering it all they're not they're not bringing on. opinions on it and you want to talk about it. why is that why is there a video blackout yeah and you talk about congress being out of session now we went back and looked since october and looked at the nightly newscast of the cable news channels a.b.c. n.b.c. c.b.s. one instance talking about about. one instance and you know again we talk about some of the web sites that we use every day have come out strongly opposed to this said that it's going to fundamentally change the internet as we've come to know it and the news can't be bothered to talk about it none of us really use the internet . but then the flip side of that is you think will you ask the question why is the media not talking about this why you look a little bit deeper and you see that a.b.c. c.b.s. n.b.c. . comcast news corps time warner all the kind of corporate heads that owned these news channels are strongly in support of sopa so it's hard not to t

the week at something that really is a big deal see at this point you our viewers are well aware of sopa the stop online piracy act making its way through the house the protect ip act it's making its way through the senate to bills that are being sold as copyright protecting legislation which in fact don't actually combat piracy and instead allow the government to blacklist websites and as many have described it break the internet as we know it with their d.n.a. as filtering provisions to bills for which the opposition continues to grow by the day it's a building for months and we have documented it every step of the way for you last week we saw breakthroughs in that even members of congress the authors of these bills seemingly realizing that they might be becoming political liabilities and then this weekend the white house released a statement saying that they would not support the legislation as it is saying that their analysis of the d.m.'s filtering provisions suggest that they pose a real risk to cyber security and yet leave contraband goods and services accessible online now there

on the image so follow me on twitter you should help stop sopa but again you know i think it's really important we can't dismiss this for the audience here that this is what they think oh it's all about protecting those artists those cultural icons of people who bring you are in culture it's about protecting stephen schwarzman from letting the audience letting the population know that stephen schwarzman sucks dot com don't go away we're coming right back with stacy herbert right here in the kaiser report stay right there. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser we're still with stacey aren't stacey tell me more well max in the first half we were talking about the elites the deal feudal lords of our world shutting down the internet and trying to prevent you from gaining knowledge about the true situation of the banking industrial and the military industrial complex so i want to look at where they are imparting knowledge and how they're doing it georgia school math assignment references slavery beatings so nine teachers in a georgia school came up with these math questions for

how is that different from the sopa and their protect act? desk of the sopa and protect act, the essence of them is they start meddling with the domain name system and that is the fundamental architecture to the net. not only is it bad in terms of social media and business opportunities and the like, it would do a whole lot of damage to our efforts to try to deal with cybersecurity. it everything our country is trying to do in cybersecurity is built around the current internet architecture and i think you are going to see substantial opposition, probably very soon, from the national security can community because we are hearing there is growing concern. >> host: we should also introduce hillboldt our guest reporter this week on "the communicators." >> guest: thanks peter. senator wyden you discussed your objection to have and sopa but we have also heard some very broad terms from civil libertarians, advocates and people concerned that this bill would lead to censorship and i believe you have cited some of those concerns. can you explain them

the outrage and protests again so but the feds went ahead and shut down a major site even without sopa being passed so what does this all mean for the future of internet freedoms in america well josh harkin's in a reporter from mother jones magazine who is following the story closely joined me a little earlier today and i asked him to give me the inside scoop on how it all went down. it was just fascinating to watch it unfold in real time i mean you know there are dollars and people all over the world who participate in the chat rooms when i was there i was in this chat room for this anonymous splinter group known and it's and on ops where i think in any given time there were between eight dollars in two thousand people who were logged in and coordinating with each other to launch these denial of service attacks or g.o.'s attacks on various websites around the country and they were giving each other updates particularly about the f.b.i. website which i think was their main target and you know people were were messaging that it was down in hungary or it was done in belgium or it was don

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question about sopa and pipa at the c.n.n. debate without this and aside from ron paul who's been against sopa from the start you can bet that the answers from the other three candidates on that stage they would have been a lot different had they been asked about of the week ago so it's a good feeling and although it is a mean of the battle to crush sopa and pipa is completely over i do think that those who participated should feel proud to feel a sense of accomplishment but i think of the challenge now is to look at this protest and see where else and how else it can be applied because we have to ask what else we've seen one single day of protest for so many politicians to change their minds or at least adjust their opinions to reflect those of the public sure and the four months since the occupy movement began we've definitely seen a change of rhetoric the focus has shifted from debt ceiling and deficit talks to inequality and unemployment and what the people actually need but it took four months and there is still a long ha

well and i want to be very clear sopa and pipa if we're going to use the dead metaphor then we have to think of them as as somebodies as the undead because they are not their heads have been cut off unfortunately these these bills go they've been shelved and they've certainly the representatives behind them have certainly been sort of shamed by the public but they are not dead and we still have to be very very proactive open you know which one had talked about for many many months comes at fighting this much more intelligently then. even came close to because it was written with some actual technologist at the table but we need to go a step further and actually really make sure that there are things safeguarding our rights online and as well as looking at legislation that more effectively targets copyright theft yeah i think that you know our least what a lot of people say to you in terms of some of the reasons why maybe the big tech giants are more open to the open act is it doesn't necessarily hold them liable if you do take down some of this infringing activity within a certain amou

, pero no cualquier dieta de la sopa.s usar zanahoria, el apio es muy bueno para la retenciÓn de lÍquidos, cilantro, cebolla, tomate, esa es la que vamos a comer en la noche. >> ¿por cuÁnto tiempo tenemos que hacer la dieta? >> nosotros podemos comer asÍ sencillamente hasta por 7 a 14 dÍas sin problemas, porque no estÁs quitando, los carbohidratos tienen fibra y es una buena manera es bien diferente si hacemos la dieta de la sopa cuando estÁn todos los ingredientes necesarios para sentirnos en y bajar de peso en este nuevo aÑo. >> ¿cuÁnto podemos bajar? >> entre 4 a 7 libras, quizÁs hasta una libra por dÍa. >> ¡maÑana empezamos seÑora! porque en navidad ¿cuÁnto uno aumenta? ¿3, 4 libras? >> quizÁs tÚ pero hay gente que aumenta hasta 8 libras. y pueden perder todo en 7 dÍas. >> una pregunta las seÑoras trabajan mucho y les gusta cocinar y meter cositas al congelador ¿pierde su valor nutritivo? >> no, no lo pierde y lo pueden hacer, pueden usar caderita, muslo. >> eso me gusta, gracias josÉ. y siempre que se meta a cualquie