Democracy has done more research. Heres a Bradley Foundation memo they published. The Bradley Foundation is reviewing a Grant Application asking for money for this orchestrated amicus process. And what did they say in the staff recommendation . It is important to orchestrate, their word, not mine, important to orchestrate high caliber amicus efforts before the court. They also note that bradley has done previous philanthropic investments in the actual underlying legal actions. Bradley is funding what do they call, fill and tlop cli investing in underlying legal action, then giving money to groups to show up in the orchestrated chorus of amici. That cant be good. It goes on. They also found this email. This email comes from an individual at the Bradley Foundation, and it asks our friend leonard leo who used to run the Selection Process is there a 501 c 3 nonprofit to which bradley could direct any support of the two Supreme Court amicus projects other than donors trust. I dont know why
Together. Center for media and democracy has done a little more research. Heres a Bradley Foundation memo that theyve published. The Bradley Foundation is reviewing a Grant Application asking for money for this orchestrated amicus process. And what do they say in this recommendation . Its important to orchestrate, their word, not mine. Important to orchestrate high caliber amicus efforts before the court. They also note that bradley has done previous philanthropic investments in the actual underlying legal actions. So bradley is funding what do they call it, phil anthropically investing in the underlying legal action and then giving money to groups to show up in the orchestrated chorus of anarchy. That cant be good. And it goes on because they also say this email. This email comes from an individual at the Bradley Foundation, and it asks our friend leonard leo who used to run the selection process, is there a 501c3 nonprofit to which bradley could direct any support of the two Supreme
Censorship we have seen by the United States since the 1950s, since the mccarthy era. Are you surprised . I am surprised, actually. But you are screwing with the forces of nature. [ticking] [blows whistle] you might not think of sugar, corn, or metal as material that can cause a catastrophic explosion in a factory. But when theyre ground into dust and suspended in the air, all it takes is a small spark to set off a disaster. If this material were gasoline, there would be no doubt in any owners or operators mind what needed to be done. That would be an emergency. Absolutely. Is dust functionally the same thing . It has the same power. Hundreds of industries create huge amounts of lethal dust and arent even aware of the risk. [ticking] welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. Im steve kroft. In this edition, we talk with Julian Assange, the mysterious and eccentric founder of wikileaks, whose website made public thousands of u. S. Secrets. And we examine the secret danger behind a type of dust tha
It is completely outrageous. It is the worst form of censorship we have seen by the United States since the 1950s, since the mccarthy era. Are you surprised . I am surprised, actually. But you are screwing with the forces of nature. [ticking] [blows whistle] you might not think of sugar, corn, or metal as material that can cause a catastrophic explosion in a factory. But when theyre ground into dust and suspended in the air, all it takes is a small spark to set off a disaster. If this material were gasoline, there would be no doubt in any owners or operators mind what needed to be done. That would be an emergency. Absolutely. Is dust functionally the same thing . It has the same power. Hundreds of industries create huge amounts of lethal dust and arent even aware of the risk. [ticking] welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. Im steve kroft. In this edition, we talk with Julian Assange, the mysterious and eccentric founder of wikileaks, whose website made public thousands of u. S. Secrets. And w
It is completely outrageous. It is the worst form of censorship we have seen by the United States since the 1950s, since the mccarthy era. Are you surprised . I am surprised, actually. But you are screwing with the forces of nature. [ticking] [blows whistle] you might not think of sugar, corn, or metal as material that can cause a catastrophic explosion in a factory. But when theyre ground into dust and suspended in the air, all it takes is a small spark to set off a disaster. If this material were gasoline, there would be no doubt in any owners or operators mind what needed to be done. That would be an emergency. Absolutely. Is dust functionally the same thing . It has the same power. Hundreds of industries create huge amounts of lethal dust and arent even aware of the risk. [ticking] welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. Im steve kroft. In this edition, we talk with Julian Assange, the mysterious and eccentric founder of wikileaks, whose website made public thousands of u. S. Secrets. And w