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Oil, its going to make our forces stronger, its going to make our troops more effective. >> i was talking to brandon webb who was the navy seal sniper instructor who has been very aggressive on all these issues, i asked what he thought global security equalled, and he said global security equals an increased culture of tolerance first and sustainability second. then if we can increase tolerance and increase sustainability, and that is global security more than anything else. how could that be lo...

Other. >> right, and the fact of the matter is they set up two separatists at this point. >> the system is designed to retain power by splitting us. we take our power back by unifying around issues by recognizing that were the hero of our own story and t o our co. >> exactly. >> and the book is "of, by, for, the new politics of money, debt and democracy." the author, joe costello, three decades working on these very issues, and as you can tell, ill go out with joe any time and help him sell his ...

Wall street, we should break up the big banks, we should give stockholders more say over ceo pay. >> obviously, tim, we have some comm commonality and, im sure, some disagreement. why is getting money out of politics not on that list? when i look at everything you say we should do, i can guarantee you none of that is going to happen because the banks are going to finance both parties as they are now to ensure we dont break up the banks. the energy companies are financing senators to try to preve...

7 to 1. the polls close in seven hours, and despite $63.5 million in ads spending, this will all come down to voter turnout. we know typically primary turnout only 10%, which of course people dont like the candidates because nobody participated in the selection of those candidates. recall turnout expected to be 635%. 10% is typical primary turnout. its odd when you see folks agree to things when you talk to them in a room. the gap has statistically doubled since 87. former campaign adviser, auth...

Imhoff for his audacity to intervene in this awful process? >> im going to leave that one to more creative minds than mine, dylan, but i will say this. the pentagon uses $19 billion of energy every year. theyre trying to invest in renewable sources and theyre doing it for three reasons. they want to make our forces stronger, they want to help control costs, and they want to deny our enemies around the world, many of whom are oil-producing nations that were sending money to every day, they want t...

On lobbying is more meaningful than the money spent on elections because there you got a lot of bang for your buck when you spend money on actual lobbying. youve got people actually telling members of congress how they should write the laws. now, in the 1960s, what happened was, the history is in the 1960s, corporations were having a rough time in washington with the rise of the regulatory state, the rise of the consumer movement, and you had a few lobbyists here in washington, really just a han...

Involved in agriculture right back in the 1880s, 1890s. they had just average dirt farmers, and they had a conversation about money. they said, how does this money system work? what is money? not just like, who controls it, but what is money, and how should it work? and they came up with some very ingenius ways to do money differently than what eventually went out, which was the banks and the feds. >> youre saying absent awareness and absent talking to each other, reform is impossible. >> yeah. ...