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Naomi Klein is author of the best-selling books ''No Logo'' and ''The Shock Doctrine.'' She is a journalist and activist who has written critically about globalization and the marketing practices of large corporations. The 10th anniversary edition of ''No Logo'' is being released this year.

http://www.wearechangechicago.com/algore.html CHICAGO IL On Tuesday, November 24th 2009, We Are Change Chicago attended a book signing with former vice president Al Gore, at the Borders Bookstore on 150 N. State Street. The previous Thursday, news had begun to circulate that hacked documents and communications from the University of East Anglias Hadley Climate Research Unit (CRU) had been published to the internet. The information revealed how top scientists conspired to falsify data in the face of declining global temperatures in order to prop up the premise that man-made factors are driving climate change. Please review ClimateGate for Dummies. To ensure the public that the media and Al Gore are aware of the facts that prove global warming to be a hoax, patriots from WAC Chicago marched to the book signing. Scattered throughout a crowd of a few hundred were members of WAC Chicago ready to ask Al Gore what he thought about ClimateGate. First up was Saad Ali. As he approached Gore, he peacefully and respectably asked, Sir, can you comment on the emails and documents that were hacked [ClimateGate] that reveal that the research was a fraud and that it was all manipulated? Gore, with an evil smirk, claimed that he never read them. By the look on his face and his stutter, it became quite clear that Gore was extremely uncomfortable with the question, so he quickly glared towards his security. The agents grabbed and assaulted Saad, escorting him away from Gore for merely asking a simple question. The press took notice and started filming and snapping pictures of what was going on. One of which appeared the next day in the Chicago Sun Times. Following Saads confrontation, Sati Word, a member of WAC Chicago, questioned Gore on why the IPCC hasnt released any reports on sunspot activity. However, before he could get an answer from Gore, security grabbed Sati and escorted him out of the building. A little while later, Anthony, an activist from We Are Change Ohio, approached Gore and handed him the petition of the 31,486 scientists who say that Global Warming is a complete hoax. Anthony asked, What do you think about the science behind this sir? Mr. Gore rolled his eyes, and security escorted him out of the building. Steve (swizzlesteve), was the last activist to question Gore. Within seconds of asking, Any comments on ClimateGate? The emails that prove its a scam, a farce, that global warming is a joke, any comment? Mr. Gore is heard to utter a few uhhhhhhhs and security quickly steps in to remove him as well. The press was waiting outside Borders. They wanted to find out who this group was, that dared question what the elite had forced us to consume as truth. WBBM news radio, 780, ran a sound bite of WAC Chicago, WGN news ran footage, Medill Reports wrote an article, and blog posts were popping up all over the internet about the Al Gore confrontation in Chicago. Many also asked about the footage of WAC Chicago chasing after Gores SUV after the event. You will find all of it in this video. Al Gore was confronted multiple times in line, outside the event as he rushed to his waiting Mercedes SUV, (were you expecting something electric?), and once again in the streets of Chicago. We Are Change had people outside with signs, banners, fliers, and DVDs. Activists were inside asking questions and demanding answers; the world is waking up, its a great time to be alive.

As the World Climate Change Summit approaches, Energy Sec. Steven Chu joined Newsmakers discussing U.S. preparations for the President & Cabinet members attend the summit in Copenhagen. He also went over the latest in the climate debate in Congress.

We Are Change Chicago confronts Al Gore at a Borders book signing on Climategate, carbon taxes, and the New World Order. Click the link for more info on the confrontation: http://www.wearechangechicago.com/algore.html

Wil Haygood recalls the life of boxer Sugar Ray Robinson in ''Sweet Thunder: The Life and Times of Sugar Ray Robinson.'' He discusses his book with Dave Zirin, sports columnist for The Nation magazine and author of A People's History of Sports in the United States.

Meredith Attwell Baker, the newly appointed Commissioner to the Federal Communications Commission joins the Communicators to discuss the latest issues confronting the FCC.

Cancer activist Ambassador Nancy Brinker does not support the recently updated guidelines recommending against self-examinations and annual mammograms for women in their forties. The founding chair of Susan G. Komen for the Cure and a breast cancer survivor, Amb. Brinker discussed the screening methods during a Nat'l Press Club address.

Judy Shelton is an economist who has written 15 pieces for the Wall Street Journal over the past two years. Six months before the Berlin wall came down in 1989, Judy Shelton appeared on Booknotes to talk about the economic problems of the Soviet Union. In this interview, she returns to look at the situation 20 years later as well as discuss the economic situation in the United States.

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin (D-MI) discusses the shootings at Fort Hood, saying it's likely that the shooting was a terrorist attack. He also talked about congressional oversight of the investigation.

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Nomi Prins, former managing director at Goldman Sachs and current senior fellow at Demos, talks about the 2008 financial crisis and its ongoing aftermath. This is the subject of her latest book, ''It Takes a Pillage: Behind the Bailouts, Bonuses and Backroom Deals from Washington to Wall Street.''

In his first appearance on ''The Communicators,'' Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski discusses efforts on formalizing rules on net neutrality and the expansion of broadband in the United States.

Paying Tribute to the 25th anniversary of Rev. Jesse Jackson's presidential race and its significance in the current politics of race in the United States, the CBC held panel discussions on the scientific, historic, legal, and socio-cultural roles of race in U.S. culture.

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