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Super Tuesday Two

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer in way over her head.


Alex Seitz-Wald covers politics for Salon and is the Assistant Editor of ThinkProgress.org at the Center for American Progress Action Fund. Alex grew up in California and holds a B.A. in international relations from Brown University. Prior to joining ThinkProgress, Alex interned at the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS and at the National Journal’s Hotline, where he covered key senate and gubernatorial races. Alex also co-founded and edited the Olive & Arrow, a blog on foreign affairs for and by young progressives. At Brown, he contributed to several publications and served on student government.
Plus Film Critic Michael Snyder with his picks for the week. And Jimmy Dore and Stefane Zamorano.

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Alex Pareene

Alex Pareene is a senior writer for Salon.

Originally Broadcast June 6, 2012. Everything you need to know about Mitt Romney with Senior Salon Writer Alex Pereene. Alex writes about politics for Salon and is the author of “The Rude Guide to Mitt.” Alex talks about writing for Gawker and Wonkette. Email him at [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @pareene.

Also on the show, Robert Weissman the president of Public Citizen, the people’s lobbyist. Mr. Weissman is an expert on economic, health care, trade and globalization, intellectual property and regulatory policy, and issues related to financial accountability and corporate responsibility. He has written extensively on corporate accountability, access to medicines, corporate influence over the political process, the World Trade Organization and regulation of the financial markets. He has worked to lower pharmacy prices for AIDS victims and others in the developing world. His top priorities include climate change, health care reform, financial regulation and campaign finance reform.

Plus sketches and more union songs from Robin Roberts.

 

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Zuckerberg’s Wedding Night

Originally Broadcast June 1, 2012. Jiffy Vag, Jackie O, Face The Day Miami, The Return Of Jim Earl, Kevin Rooney on Fiction, Plus Jimmy Dore, Frank Conniff, Paul Dooley, Rick Overton, Cynthia Adler, Janie Haddad Tompkins, Dylan Brody, Stefane Zamorano. Please like us on Facebook. Subscribe to us on iTunes.

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David’s Playboy Shoot

Originally Broadcast May 30, 2012. David talks about his recent work for the Playboy Channel. By the way that’s not David’s real hair in the photo. Comic Henriette Mantel discusses her new show with Kevin Meaney, Kevin Rooney blows the lid on Gertrude Stein, Frank Conniff, Jimmy Dore, Stefane Zamorano, Rick Overton, Judy Gold and new music from Will Ryan And The Cactus County Cowboys.

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The Postules In David’s Ears Are Leaking Ideas

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The NATO summit in Chicago ended peacefully…

except for a handful of Criminal lowlifes who feed off pandemonium and division. But enough about Angela Merkle and David Cameron.

A glass vial that contains Ronald Reagan’s blood is being auctioned off to the highest bidder. Just like Reagan’s presidency.

The blood dates all the way back to 1954 when MCA opened the books, Lew Wasserman pricked Reagan’s trigger finger and declared him a “made man.”

Last year Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg joined Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett in a  “Giving Pledge“, promising to shave off half their wealth before they’re dead. On Saturday, Zuckerberg kept that promise by marrying Priscilla Chan.

Priscilla is a Baby Doctor. Which is odd considering pediatricians aren’t allowed to marry their patients.

Actually the couple met at Harvard while Zuckerberg was a student. Of other people’s ideas.

Meanwhile Facebook stock is said to be a complete flop. Which I’m pretty sure is how Mrs. Zuckerberg describes her wedding night.

Gee. Zuckerberg’s personal finances and love life are suddenly an open book. Well that’s to be expected Mark when you finally get around to opening an account on Facebook.

Although Zuckerberg owns twenty four percent of the Facebook stock he controls 57 percent of the voting power. That means the vast majority of people who put money into Facebook have absolutely no say. Or as they call that in Washington”, Democracy.”

Meanwhile to avoid paying taxes on his multi billion-dollar profits, Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has given up his American citizenship and moved to Asia. I guess if corporations are people, Eduardo Saverin would be Apple Computers.

By the way, last year, 1,780 multi millionaires and or billionaires renounced their citizenship and left America to avoid paying taxes.  Maybe we should build that wall. To keep them in. Prison.

Two and half million Americans behind bars and somehow there’s no room at the inn for any of these tax cheats.   Hard to break the law when you’re the ones writing it.

 

 

 

 

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