thank you thank you thank you so much for having us jack what i want to i want to start with you what part of this or or do you all that you your sort of your family went through was the catalyst for inspiring you to share these really really personal and very brilliant correspondences. with the public sure and what the world what what was the inspiration for wanting to share. well first let me thank you for having us on this program today i was a little embarrassed when my son told me after reading them again once he returned from prison that he wanted to publish a small book and present it to me for my birthday after reading the book he and some young ladies down in north carolina got together and said it's we should share this with the rest of the world so they started out with a self published book but the demands were so exciting they made an offer to. a company skyhorse and they said they wanted to publish it for me and i'm very excited to share this private. experience with those who suffer as i did and that's a whole still families my son went to prison for nonviolent crime. h

dot com coming up we welcome jack aligned jackson and jesse jackson jr to discuss her new book on the physical but the spiritual toll the u.s. prison industrial system has on the prisoners and the family stay true to what you . i do think the numbers mean something they matter us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens to. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be old rich eight point six percent world market rose thirty percent somewhat one hundred to five hundred three first second per second and fifth when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a real park but don't let the numbers over the world. the only number you need to remember one one business show you know bored to miss the one and only boom box. on. the list on. my sack i said come on i dusted your money and. so there was a building also up. the end and the human mind mission was but by then i. looked. on the hood of the duck i. don't want out the money i don't want to buy. something doesn't really work yet. mr need. a phone call o

so obviously one of the things that's come up recently is the idea that ha it's how this was all jack the ripper. what do you say about what did you find about some of because there is a lot of there is no hard evidence proving me as however there is some interesting evidence that says he could ever. how do you feel about. stabbing random people wasn't really old style to begin with the seems to have favored ploys and in for killing people it was always people that he knew got plenty of paperwork that suggests that he was almost certainly in chicago during the time of the ripper murders he registered to vote while he was in chicago his father said that he visited new hampshire and late october of $888.00 so odds are i'd say he was around the united states anyway i want to ask too is that you know in chicago is do you still feel the legacy of holmes and and that world fair on the importance about a period of time in chicago today like what is now you have people come and make a documentary about this guy and all that how does chicago feel about a church home today. what we are is fasci

initiatives and guards to keep us protected from yes are they all keep saying well yeah that's great jack is ok and even corporate funded is ok as one of the guys that literally comes to the us government it's us government propaganda but it's not propaganda because it's us government propaganda so it's yeah that's the one thing that got me it's like a case or two years russian funded that gets a bad check mark voice of america is u.s. funded that gives a good check mark because hey there's laws of the key. them from printing whatever they want to print but that's. right. what's interesting too is that like how everything gets laid out in fake news is that like when you look at the age range of the people like a this study that was talking about earlier found that very few people actually disseminate big news on facebook it's actually a very small percentage and all that small percentage both democrat republican user sixty five and older serve more than twice as many big news articles as the next oldest generation group forty five to six about nearly seven times as many as the millennium

even like being mean to kids caitlin flanagan wrote in the atlantic that the children were actually jack booted tots and aggrieved teenagers jackbooted and that the senior senator from california knows more about climate science and american real politic than all the fifth graders in the world jack booted. their kids confronting their senator about politics and that's jackbooted ok let me do this really quick ok what scares me of an aside from jackbooted taught is the concept that she sang about real politics just just to give you a quick one read also because it was a coin it was a term that was coined like mid nineteenth century germany the definition by mere according to miriam webster is politics based on practical material factors rather than theoretical or ethical objectives the person credited with bringing real politics to america by the way tax henry kissinger henry can gather the gold war criminal who thought bombing cambodia in the stone age was diplomacy. well you know and speaking out of the war criminals we all know marco rubio is ramping up the kind of throw his hat into t

cover and facebook twitter and you tube and see our poll so that our teeth dot com coming up we welcome jack ally jackson and jesse jackson jr to discuss her new book on the physical but the spiritual toll the u.s. prison industrial system has on prisoners and the families stay to watch of the office. with make this manufacture consent to step into the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round be the one percent. in the whole middle of the room six. million real news is really. just made the source people biased you could see the slimes you want to smear the focus on domestic abuse that he's the one. you see in the film which now does pretty close to the most good movie the. brother will usually lasts. you know my little. boy. you haven't seen her yet in that. i would disagree with you in terms of what obama has done personally i think he has not done enough i think in syria for example in two thousand and thirteen when there was a threat and we knew that the assad regime was about to use of chemical weapons on a wide scale lucky has done in. the ob

chiles you made me you were jack did a district offer friday a deal included hiring twelve hundred teachers counselors nurses and librarians would have also were due to class sizes as far as a pay raise teachers would receive six percent more over the first two years of a three year contract the union wanted a six point five percent hike at the beginning of a two year contracts according to superintendent austin buettner the school district did everything they could with in their means to avoid a strike bill think it helps our community in the same communities as legislators are we talked about the difficulty we've had so far in bringing you to l.a. to these conversations their offer or their demands are unchanged for almost two years and we've told them we can't afford those according to the district the union's demands could have bankrupt the school system so far it's projecting a half billion dollar deficit this budget year and billions are going toward pension payments and health care coverage for retired teachers in the meantime schools will stay open and the district has hired hundred

on the world social media has to jack see what i don't see it's a. little bit over there you know if you want to know we've got to get it out down to cause and you need to move. you know. the skits and i use down sixty's to make it very very easy and also to me squat drug use to people. who. you know. who cooks for people who comes to clubs during his trying to fit life a music that. i love to jazz because meeks mean copy i love he does because he makes me copy playing with him. and when you go to church you have nothing. beyond that i think because it's part of us who are in love with her because. you know if. i'm sitting. there i doubt. it though i don't. look. look look oh oh oh. syrian government forces push deeper into adlib dislodging on qaeda linked fighters from villages in the south of the rebel controlled province. also this hour punishing polluters the french government introduces a new tax on s.u.v.s and trucks and its battle to reduce carbon emissions. and research shows u.k. weapons sales to the saudi led coalition in yemen have spiked

as jack see if i didn't see to show. up at the border you know if you. want to know where you got it. to cause you need to move. your. skates and i use down 6 to make it very very easy no food for me to school on drugs used to people. who've been forced to close because who comes you really he's trying to fit life a music that. i love who dies because he makes me copy i love he dies because he meets me and copy point moves. and when he moved to. the beyond i was in the office box office. love the car. i doubt. tax ties or financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not sure i get any or at least. the fight well street spot thank you for. the story that's right. that's slavery. but if you in the future. i'm going to talk about it with i'm going to give. it a. lot of money. but. a lot of it was about i don't know but. the syrian army captures a key location in the province opening the road to the last terrorist stronghold in the country. drivers beware in france where punishing new levies are coming into force for s.u.v.s and

creativity but the stock price has done 5 so i wouldn't bet against for over a decade just because jack ma's leaving but more from our point of view an amazing leader from a poor background in china now worth $30000000000.00 and wants to teach and stuff just a great story he. he let people know this was happening. and so. it would be more fun with him so there but bob will be fine retiring in 55 quite an accomplished guy jack adam mesh of the administration group thank you very much for your time. this is great backs. and brazil's retail sector is preparing for a major shake up as e-commerce giant amazon will begin offering its prime subscription services in the nation the move has long been on amazon's radar as the company has aimed to expand its presence in latin america's top economy shares among brazil's top local retailers have slumped on the news as they brace for amazon's impact according to reuters in addition to on limited to day shipping the prime package of services will also include video streaming opening yet another front for competition and the market another notable fact

solid take there from adam also finally the global business world is marking a major transition as jack ma the founder of ali baba the chinese retail giant is stepping down formally on tuesday charismatic and influential founders can create great companies but sometimes struggle to pass on their formula for success mr ma seems or made great efforts to do that in the corporate culture at all bob what does this transmission transition mean quickly for ali baba and for why bill's an online commerce amazon wal-mart and others. so interesting with jack because if you read about his background he didn't have a strong tech background he didn't have a strong financial background he was just careers magic and he was a visionary and he used that to turn into what he envisioned it it be. but because he always had a plan he had a plan for this he let everyone know a year in advance that this was going to happen so everyone was prepared for it like i mentioned earlier bob as a company that has the money the power they're going to be able to stay in business even if you thought jack steve jobs and th

david jack me again. you see people get all their cars you know see you coming in the heart and they seems like they'll hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to they don't want to talk see her get your mail or anything like that. i just want to go. and do things. just try renaming. you know now i would say some give me. one little make just manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the remain close to some project over themselves. when the financial larry go around the list is only the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room sick. to the real news is. over the weekend here in washington d.c. the metro transit police who cover the public transportation system got reports of juveniles threatening people with sticks what occurred next is happening all across the country whether cameras are there to document it or not this time someone was there and the video tells a very different story than that of the official police report by the time the metro police arrived they to

take conservative bias i stood up and i just dropped at the congressional hearing right and i call jack dorsey a liar because he was committing perjury when he was lying to members of congress on our taxpayer dollars saying that he doesn't censor and shadow ban conservatives former editor millo you novelist was among the lineup of speakers but they were outnumbered by counter protesters demonstrators across the street many of whom included members of the far left extremist groups and. the police were on high alert as members of anti attempted to penetrate various police barriers surrounding pershing park many roads were blocked off and shut down around the plaza as police try to avoid a repeat of last week's incident in portland oregon. these protests come just days after the demonstrations in portland turned. island leaving 8 injured including conservative journalist and no earlier this week washington police said they were prepared for any situation given their frequent experience with similar political protests while numbers of anti for refused to comment several counter protesters v

son works for yeah it's a gas company but keep going you know what you said i got your words straight jack what 7. is this like that time joe biden had to tell of corncob oh speaking of telling off the nation. i don't blame anybody but you can easily. make sure. they don't accuse her i mean i get it it does look like speaker of the house nancy pelosi might hate the president but you know what she doesn't know why she's being honest she went straight for the juggler she brought religion into this to this is about the constitution of the united states and the fact that the president violation of his oath of office and as a catholic i resent your using the word hate in the sentence. i don't hate anyone i was raised in a way that is full of heart full of love yeah hard full of love so as a catholic i have a lot of questions though on some of the positions you know you know what let's just table that for another day and always pray for the president and i still pray for the president ok is it just me or are the democrats ripping out a page from the trouble a book no filter shoot from the hip ju

my name is sucking on the world social media has to jack see what i don't see it's a. good border you know if you. let me know we've got to get it out. too cause you need to move because you know the nazis speaks and i use i don't think she's making any babies here you know suits me school on drugs used to people. who. know. who people who close calls during his child to fit a music that. i love who dies because he makes me copy i love he dies because he makes me copy play and moved. and when you go to church. because it's backed up my ass. love. your. eyes. i doubt the same hammer i can use to snare someone's head is the same hammer i can use to build them a home but that's a human choosing what to do with that's me expressing my values for the tool and that's what we need to do with artificial intelligence as well. as it is is a stick from a water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company. millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter bugs are trying this way

they have or the policies they enacted right there was actually a piece of political and there's a jack shafer of political point at this hour and what he said was that the downside of outsourcing the national security coverage to t.v. spies is obvious their first loyalty is to the agency from which they hail imagine a t.v. network covering the auto industry through the eyes of dozens of paid former auto executives and you begin to appreciate the current peculiarity is that that's the thing when you're looking at say financial reporters you don't have people who are getting paid or on the boards of certain you know exactly the boards or things that could mean that they're what they're telling you to invest and it's personal you have to disclose those or it's all against the law it should also be a counselor for them not to disclose that they're making money off of their analysts their analysis and the media is supposed to be the fourth estate you're going to have void you know guys out there who are like you know pushing the pentagon line or pushing the cia line of the f.b.i. like they'

david jack me again. you see people get all their cars you know so you come in the military and it seems like they'll hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to do they don't want to talk to you or get your mail or anything like that. but in the day. but i just i read a. you know no chance i'm in. here in washington d.c. there are 177 foreign diplomatic missions or embassies within the city limits in greater d.c. we have over 400 international association about 100 academic institutions and just over 1004 unarmed companies and every one of those foreign nationals foreign born or foreign employed people at those places could be a spy that's right according to the international spy museum there are at any one time $10000.00 spies in the u.s. capitol however these aren't your gram most shaking their martinis and hiding in shadows bryant they're going to assist in special agent in charge of counterintelligence for the f.b.i. as washington field office told w t o p news a spy is nondescript a spa

mental health issue and the concern is that they're not going to shoot themselves at some point so jack slow swope a licensed professional counselor in austin had actually said they go when i went home my wife that's what she brought up i don't know if i want you going back there if this happens because what happens when it's not a suicide what happens so now we have unsafe places that don't have enough money to run actual counselors and you're just sort of shoving them off on to private health care and then making more bedrooms at the end of the day and giving out more p.t.s.d. with each new war you and the way we have to send them to go fight with no way to treat it absolutely gut wrenching scene that happen to others as we go to break our borders don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook you tube and twitter as your poll shows that are. coming up things are hashtag dealing with the law enforcement officers taking part in the social media challenge and then house foreign affairs committee is getting into twitter wars with us. so stay tuned to w

best part when they go from there and they always give it a snappy intil detour there was only one jack going to us going to go from this to something run by amazon based clouds we're seeing exactly happening that's why they're sucking all of this up right now you're giving this to jeff bezos and all of these people work and i meet this b. be a little too conspiratorial voyeur but i firmly believe in suspect that government and corporations this is the definition of fascism so there's a merge ing of the 2 so it's like i'm not going to give the f.b.i. my information but amazon they don't mind amazon is my friend they deliver stuff that i buy but the f.b.i. i'm afraid of but the one in the state they're one of the same you know it's interesting the electronic frontier foundation says the evidence suggests that the d.h.s.s. you do and this isn't just here in the u.s. as around the world they're collecting all this the d h s could start tracking people from the moment they begin to research potential travel plans that's where they get a lot of this biometric data you cross the border on a p

david jack me again . you see people get other cars and i'll see you coming in the herd and they seems like they'll hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to don't want to talk see her get your mail or anything like that. but just try every day i. would say something give me. americans are very good at discouraging certain members of our society to run for office mainly by invoking the curse of electability if you're so black with a muslim sounding name i'm sorry but you're not electable. are you a 29 year old bartender running for congress in order to make climate change a priority i'm sorry of that i've never got out been or a loud brash opinionated former professional wrestler who's running against the establishment talking points i mean really wait it almost seems like the concept of electability is a mess and a new report from the reflective democracy campaign shows out in 2018 people of color and women one at the same rates as their predominantly white male counterparts when you look at

looks at how the united states flexes its foreign policy in latin america through manipulated headlines jack ryan t.v. shows and brilliantly covert regime change operations that are no longer curve or covert and not really brilliant. it's all that and a whole lot more as we take a few moments to reflect on the year that was watching the hawks in 2019. like that i got. to. welcome everybody to watching the. i robot turn today we will look back on the year that was we will start that look back with the extinction rebellion in our interview with giovanni to marcus a young man with such dedication to save our future that he led not one but 2 hunger strikes this year with the 2nd including hundreds upon hundreds of people in $27.00 countries spending 6 continents all to protest our elected officials and government leaders lack of true political action or even actual leadership on combating climate change that my friends is a newsworthy event and that is why it was such a pleasure discovering just how passionate about this cause mr to marcus truly is. what's the organization's goals and what is ul

you have more homeless now adding because you have all these developers that are coming in that are jacking up the prices it really is a cyclical effect and it's all a trickle down effect and unfortunately our health care which should be our biggest priority is falling to the wayside now well you know we have elections and things to take care of we have to pay for something 2020. 1 but they use them america correspondent you so much for walking us through that. as we go to break that forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our social media and be sure to check out watching occupied cast now available on apple music and everywhere you look at the project coming up to the tele joins me to discuss feel it does involve a 7 leakers challenge to the us but 1st the special c equipment market association kicked up its annual car show this week in las vegas celebrating the best and the brightest one of a kind of day to me watching the hot. let . my . m.r.i. son or habits. a 1000 times the tape ability of the of the computers we had on board the space for at that time i me

david jack me again. you see people get all their cars and i'll see you coming in the heart and this seems like they'll hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to they don't want to talk to your get your mail or anything like that. i just want to go. back to india. just try reading. me now and now it's you know some give me. thanks. thanks thanks i was thanks so. i was thankful it was thank you. thank. you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you over the weekend here in washington d.c. the metro transit police who cover the public transportation system got reports of juveniles threatening people with sticks what occurred next is happening all across the country whether cameras are there to document it or not this time someone was there and the video tells a very different story than that of the official police report by the time the metro police arrived they took a group of teens into custody which is one witness and black lives matter activists jones began filmi

jack me again. do c p. will get another corps and i'll see you coming to her and this seems like the hurry up and run into the house like they don't want to don't want to talk see her get your mail or anything like that. that's what i'm. doing. just try reading. give me. what is it call in decline is magic internet the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor on the brink of 2nd for bankers call the genesis blog for reason to coin a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus is a game changer in the human history this is columbus discovering a new world this terrible time shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the max and stacey. here in washington d.c. there are 177 foreign diplomatic missions or embassy is within the city limits and greater do you see we have over 400 international association about 100 academic institutions an

washington to see that kind of pearl clutching over you know the evil venezuela you know you see going to jack ryan t.v. show all of that. but yet we suddenly allow venezuelan baseball players to come and go back and forth and i wonder if that's because at the end of. they were talking about major league baseball america's pastime but moneymaker that it is these talented gentlemen you know are playing in that thing but it's kind of like you know what do you believe was behind that move by the treasury to suddenly say like ok we have these draconian sanctions on this country but let's let the baseball players i'm a man think you hit it on the head already is this is a big money maker and it seems it's not just a big money but it's seen culturally as you know representing you know america so to speak in its exceptionalism also it might you know and i'm not saying i don't know how much of this might be a motivation but what the u.s. state department has long tried to do with cuba is is get its baseball players and its other you know sports athletes to defect and become poster children for denounc