host stephen lemon thank you. well syria's nuclear program will be a key topic for the u.n. nuclear watchdog at its weeklong meeting in vienna amid pressure from the u.s. and other states the i.a.e.a. is discussing whether it was destroyed by israeli warplanes in two thousand and seven was a nuclear site damascus insists it was a peaceful facility but the atomic agency is the morning call create evidence to back up those claims suddenly from the arab lawyers association has told me earlier that washington and its allies are using the allegations as a tool to remove the current rulers in syria. now that the syrian regime is under fire this. trial has to be opened so that the international community of us gets the un and the way to accuse syria of violating international law so they can take the matter up to this community council so that we can apply more pressure us yet again and the ecb use of the international institutions for a political project is whether it's the guy over there is so this security council and

thanks very much indeed stephen lemon joining us there live in chicago radio host and author. well on a website called we want to know how you think libya's deadlock can be resolved and looking on the screen the moment your responses so far nearly two thirds think that nato should withdraw and the thing that could use one fifteen percent we can see say that things should continue as they are until the conflict eventually ends one eleven percent think only ground forces will resolve the situation and feel the u.n. should send in peacekeepers and split libya in two. it's a gathering of political and financial elite in switzerland and it's well the secrecy is enforced by an army of security guards it's all bankrolled by swiss taxpayers even as europe times is built and forces through tough cuts the build of a conference is attended by people ranging from royalty to top news outlets c.e.o.'s and is also under a no traditional media blackout ortiz nor and that's how this report. as this build a meeting has progressed here in summer it's in switzerland more and more processes have t

lemon host of the progressive radio news hour an iraq war veteran and political activist michael price. well it is a sad day for son and a happy day for others when back wraps up his last show on fox news so what does that mean for fox forgot himself and the americans who have been tuning in for the last few years. reports. still through cleaned petri messenger of enlightenment i'm sorry. i just love my country. forward. a daily dose of cheers paranoia and up thirty gone too rotten to swallow when i see you know a nine eleven victim family you know on television or whatever i'm just like all shut up i'm so sick of them because they're always complaining after two and a half years on fox news and once one of the most top rated shows on cable has come as box news draws the curtain on that oh my gosh when bad writing amazing broadcaster i'm going to sit here and get as i said going to the propaganda i'm going to miss the insane ideology. we split from fox it's presented as mutual in reality readings once it over three million viewers have been plummeting turn the damn t.v. off right now i

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(cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, before we continue, i want to invite you tuul see me live at the gelyard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina, to benefit the james w. colbert endowed chair at the university of south carolina, it's this friday, july 1 at 8:00 where i'll finally have a public forum to talk about myself on a friday. (laughter) i will be interviewed by m nbc's jonathan alter, me and alter, a fight to the death. don't tell him that part. (laughter) now, folks, i'm a big fan of tea party darling and '70s rock and roll participant ted nugent who last week wrote a powerful editorial in the "washington times" headlined "millennials sleep as their future crumbles. today's youth snooze while government steals their fortune and lives." yeah! nugent know it is thing that's going to jolt our youth awake is the newspaper industry! (laughter) you see, ted remembers the social change of the late '60s, the '68 b.m.c. convention riots, protests over the vietnam war and civil rights and he finds t