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One Way or Another, Everything Changes The following is excerpted from “This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate” by Naomi Klein. Copyright © 2014 by Naomi Klein. Reprinted by permission of Simon & Schuster, Inc. All Rights Reserved. “Most projections of climate change presume that future changes—greenhouse gas emissions, temperature increases and effects such as sea level rise—will happen incrementally. A given amount of emission will lead to a given amount of temperature increase that will lead to a given amount of smooth incremental sea level rise. However...

He typically likes to hammer anything that he deems unfair and obviously there were a lot of legitimate questions to be asked. >> yeah. look, i think that his problem is that this is unlike anything else he's had to deal with. this is something where the evidence is right in front of them and it's much harter to spin it. there are ways that you could anticipate. and they will try and go after the whistle-blower. the lawyer representing the whistle-blower having had democratic context notwithstanding the fact that christian borthe suggested. this is a much more difficult problem for them becaus...

It's been more and more difficult problem for us, and we won't repeat -- let e's not giv up too much of our leverage from the start. >> you can say the same thing of china, right? we opened to china in the '70s. we have robust economic relations. it hasn't changed the regime's hold on the society. so i think colin powell said this morning, of course, we should have relation was cuba. we have relations with many countries that are equally oppressive. it's still better, better for the cubans and better for us, and it's very important for our relations with the rest of latin america. this has bee...

Really important debate because the first amendment is absolutely critical to the future of any democracy and it straits a strong one from a weak one. the first thing parties do to take a democracy to be less democratic hugo chavez who was less democratically elected was take over the press that disagrees with him and shut them down. it's an important debate. on the other hand, you have the president of the united states who has a sworn obligation to uphold the national security. leaks coming out of the military being published in the press about sensitive negotiations with the cia is doing in...