and woolworths of course becomes an enormous corporation and at one point the werewolf tower was -- woolworths tower was the tallest building in new york. that is what walmart is as well nowadays. the sun on the woolworths empire but when you go into walmart you are probably in a rural place, there is probably not another shopping opportunity for miles in any direction. but the stock comes from china, and good --, vietnam, and so on -- china, bangladesh, vietnam, and so on. peter: militarization, industrialization, corporatization, and the fourth pillar that you write about is buanization. suburban develme is built on the basic irony, suburbanites left the city drawn by the promise of more space, less traffic, fewer people, lower crime rate, and all the rest, many seem resentful as the suburbs filled with more and more development. steven: there is a bumper sticker i sort of quote in the book that says, asphalt, the final front. i think it summarizes nicely what happens, it is the last step in our process of what has happened to american agriculture , by and large, i would say come overwhelmin

if woolworths had grown weed, woolworths would still be here and i think that would have been a price to have. woolworths still exist. edibles and the pick and mix. exactly. just have it all. yeah, that would have been sweet. have a little corner, a little weed corner, whatever that would have been good. >> so i always had good memories of woolworths. i liked. >> that's what i'm saying. >> that's what i'm saying. >> it's a nice place, right? >> it's a nice place, right? >> yeah. i get the munchies. get you got it's like it's all straight away. yeah what they talk about here, the villain, 35. and i just want to congratulate you, daily star, for bringing that back , because for bringing that back, because i haven't read that. the villain they're talking about a weed grower here. but good for you , grower here. but good for you, daily star bringing back that word. yeah, yeah, we need some more villain villainy, stuff like that. but yes, but it is a serious problem, 20,000 businesses have shut since 2020, and. but then what happens to these spaces if they are left vacant, you're going to

and this is a picture of them going to a woolworth's in durham, carolina. the student, the person on the right for fryer, y'all to our right is a student blessed name streeter and so he was a student at central university at this time they're accosted and a journalist, black journalist, a photographer for the local the carolina times is arrested and roughed up. right. so this is significant, speaks to the violence of the front as well. right. so this is happening in february of 1960. and he lit history. he's a very important to the activists. and so there was that initial kind of february kind of trying to organize student activists of different campuses but then the i could see considered to be one of the key organizer of civil rights movement ella baker. she inndays we should have youth organization right so ella bakesh has roles in the icp the sdlc snick. deite battling sexism in these organization tions, she was a proponent of organization or bottom up leadership. so basically like d't need that leader at the top. we need multiple leaders at the bottom.

oh, is that woolworths. >> oh no, that's not a sainsbury's. that looks like an asda.'m judging that from the, the prices i've never stepped foot in one. i recognise the pnces foot in one. i recognise the prices on the side. you've never stepped in an asda. >> no. >> no. >> not allowed. you are so posh. what's your what's your supermarket of choice, >> well, you wouldn't know it. it's in the lounge at heathrow. well, that's. >> the front page is done in the next section. office parties banned migration saves lives. and guess who's the most politician. no. you're wrong. welcome back to headliners i'm stephen alan still joined by leo kearse and jonathan kogan. leo the daily mail people in a new survey are saying that they don't like keir starmer, which i think can get you arrested these days. >> well, so more than half of british people believe the uk is heading in the wrong direction under labour, as sir keir starmer's favorability ratings fall to zero, this poll reveals by ipsos you can trust is one of the established companies. so they found that 38% of people have a