freedoms of its people. according to the state-rupp newspaper the government there is considering a law that requires tele come and internet companies to report customers to ho discuss state secrets. in essence, the law would require those companies to take a more active stance in monitoring internet users activities. the censorship is obviously a touchy issue for the united states. china holds hundreds of billions of dollars in u.s. debt and the united states needs the communist country s support to crack down on iran s nuclear program. jonathan hunt, the chief fox report correspondent. essentially chinese leaders want these companies to become informants? yeah. it s hard to read it any other way than they want those companies to be their in essence spies. the problem here is the way that the chinese leaders are currently defining state secrets. the amendment to the state secrets laws in fact defines those secrets and i m going to quote here as information that
protecting the consumer from the big banks before he was against it, senator korker flip-flops opposes the reform bill. he said last week he supported. our special guest, barney frank. they were subjected to warrantless electronic surveillance. the federal judge s ruling today against the bush administration wiretaps of an islamic charity and two american attorneys. wiretapping which the obama administration is defending under state secrets laws. the tea party senate candidate in florida suggests i don t love this country and should be traded from it. tonight s quick comments. worsts, that was quick, a right wing radio freak defends the hutaree on grounds of faith and freedom of speech. and sarah palin s interview with ll cool j for fixed news. it was lifted from somewhere else. fox turns tail and runs. and baseball player hits