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millions and millions of people to say we have got to restore democracy in america and we can t have a handful of billionaires controlling the political process. i am jack abramoff here. he wants to respond. actually, in i never thought i would say this but i i generally agree with the senator, senator sanders, on some of this stuff. but i think, again, as we said in the last segment you have to remember this is not just a bunch of right-wing billionaires. george sorrows, labor unions. lot of people with money in the system. the more we make this about conservatives of the bill, and this one, i think we are never going to get anything done. one of the things i m trying to do, personally trying to work with the reform groups now, and trying to lead them as a former lobbyist and somebody that knows the system, how to get things through, to a point where consensus can be reached among conservatives and among progressives and if that doesn t happen nothing will happen in this. let
wait a minute. let me take the 32 co-sponsors of the bill that rick was defending. they took four times the contributions from the entertainment and media industry than they did the internet. take my case, when i ran, you know, the last election, it is only my fault that i didn t win. i m accountable. i got that. it was the biggest gap in funding on ads. 11,000. hi run against my party. i wasn t quite able in that race to garner support afterwards. did it have an impact? yes. did it cause my loss? no. i should have figured it out. adding to one side or more than the other of the damage that is done by this. that s why the public feels the way they do and lost the trust. we are with all of this money in politics now, and it is overwhelmingly on the corporate side, although i believe that you know, the rules should apply to all.
industry, has grown since 2007. piracy is rammant overseas. this piece of legislation is the right step in the wrong direction. if you look at another bill out there, open bill, which really goes after those websites yefrs through the itc, both parties can go before for both parties can have their side listened to and strangle it is money that goes to them like we did wikileaks, that s the way to begin to think about this. i want to give you a chance to respond to that. we are going to take one break and come back. [ coughs ] what is this shorty? uh, tissues sir, i m sick. you don t cough, you don t show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop.
the same back to romney. and i think we are going to see every level, anybody who can play, who wants to play is going to be able to play. a lot of money. keep walk us down the line. we are seeing superpacs in play for presidential but they could play congressional. the thing that is terrifying to me, there is a political scientists, political scientists who talk about the iceberg theory of money and politics. influence is much deeper than what we have see. perfect example of this in the world of the superpac you have been talking about the carrots you can hang out but there is a stick. right? congressman sestak has a bill before stop online piracy act. he is deciding how to make up his mind. if you voted for the bill, my superpac will run $10 million against you in your district. now, i can walk out of that room and there is no money changing hands. i haven t even given him a donation. but that that threat now hangs over every single interaction that happens in washingto