Daily Topics - Wednesday January 18th, 2012

Occupy the Courts this Friday for the 2nd anniversary of Citizens United! Join Thom outside the U.S. Supreme Court in DC at 12 noon or find an action in your city...click here for details!

Hour One: SOPA & PIPA - "I am not a warlock!"

Hour Two: Montana v. U.S. Supreme Court...fighting corporate personhood - Jeff Milchen, American Independent Business Alliance / Plus, fighting obesity with...child labor?

Hour Three: Is capitalism racist? AWR Hawkins, PhD / Latest on Keystone XL Pipeline - Bill McKibben, 350.org

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mathboy 14 years 29 weeks ago
#1

Dang. I completely missed the explanation of "I am not a warlock!" I was hoping Jon Huntsman would have something to do with it so I could make jokes involving his band, Wizard.

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no to fascism 14 years 29 weeks ago
#2

Where did you come up with that AWR Hawkins guy - what a hoot. A PhD in what (and where did he get that?). Thom - you did a magnificent job calling that guy out - he had no answer for anything. Wow, If only every day you could get guests like that. I love hearing those guys. Let's find more guests like that.

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