really interesting mr cullen thanks so much for coming on the show that was stanley cohen international human rights lawyer thank you so much for inviting me. the cable network al jazeera has closed the deal with liberal leaning current t.v. and the deal is a lucrative one for al gore with reports he'll be getting one hundred twenty five million dollars from the sale al-jazeera of course is financed by the government of carter and has been criticised for biased reporting which reflects the foreign policy of the qatari government a former employee is now speaking out. about such selective reporting longtime berlin correspondent abcam sullivan recently resigned and said in an interview with the w. quote the problem is that the organization lacks internal structures that would immunize it against what was presumably and attempted by the owner or by the editors to interfere politically and things that should have been handled in a journalistic manner well as you mentioned al jazeera is fueled by carter in oil rich country interesting that they're now paying off al gore whose legacy is his d

to street rallies if the so-called had to say get their way international human rights lawyer stanley cohen says that such actions is a form of free speech speech which should not be repressed. when barack obama gets on the television and begs his followers and when politicians implore their followers to get on the switchboard to shut him down to send the message to support a position it's considered free speech the da says essentially nothing different than what obama is doing what politicians are doing and what corporations are doing to lobbying firms we have traditional laws which are designed when people cross the line it's that way with all first amendment activities and it should be no different here i think it's less likely at this show that president obama will recognize that because he has a history of trying to repress free speech he's he's or he's afraid of the light of day i think it's more likely that down the road some of the courts may they may look at some of these actions and find that there's first amendment protection and free speech implicated that's not to say that an e

should be considered the equivalent of a real life street picket at a national human rights laura stanley cohen says such a ten such action should fall under a first amendment protection. when barack obama gets on the television and begs his followers and when politicians implore their followers to get on the switchboard to shut him down to send a message to support a position it's considered free speech the da says essentially nothing different than what obama is doing what politicians are doing and what corporations are doing through lobbying firms when you're standing in front of the building it's legal picketing when you break the window it's now a crime so if you infect a computer you can charge someone not with some sort of conspiracy but with a criminal mischief offense we have traditional laws which are designed when people cross the line it's that we with all first amendment activities and it should be no different here we're talking about classic first amendment free speech activities keep in mind in this day and age corporations are considered to be persons for purposes of free speec

but cohen carter says buy now and they're teaming up for a trade that can pay you long shares for the batters aerospace giants. we'll break it down. >>> plus, house of pain? morgan stanley and jpmorgan fall ahead of next woke's earnings. should you be concerned? dan nathan will have the answers. and well liked, facebook shares have surged 17% in 2013, and do you see more upside? scott nations gets social. the action begins right now. >>> from the heart of new york times square, i'm melissa lee, these are the traders. and the rally is showing signs of fatigue with the financials ahead of the earnings. with the vix at five-year lows and stocks at five-year highs, is this the calm before the storm? we will get into the money and find out. dan, the question is here as we do look at the five-year highs, do we look like we are setting up for a fall? >> we could. here is the thing that we got through some events that had not a whole heck of a lot to do with the corporate earnings and that is one of the big factors to drive the stock prices, and we had a great rally out of the gates. the s&p is up, and the vix is melting, and when we look at the future curve, it is bid up, and