Activist Hub Radio 3/13/11:The Media's problem with Labor & NPR Punked by James O'Keefe's Lies

from Activist Hub Radio · host Kevin and Adam

Adam and I discussed the mainstream media's poor coverage of the 4000+ pro-Labor rally in St. Louis, particularly the St. Louis Post Dispatch, and KMOV. We moved on to NPR getting punked by James O'Keefe's deceitful video editing, and ended the show discussing the Obama administration's maltreatment of Pfc. Bradley Manning. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element Also we are on itunes so please subscribe Activist Hub Radio on Itunes.

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