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​BP’s oily mist, river engulfed by oil fire, the ‘Crazy industry’ & Baptizing terrorists

Published 3 May, 2014 07:30 | Updated 6 May, 2014 14:15

In this episode of Breaking the Set, Abby Martin lauds an announcement by Seattle’s mayor to raise the city’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. Abby then reports on a train derailment in Virginia that spilled thousands of gallons of crude oil into the James River, while over in Alaska a ruptured BP pipeline has poisoned the area for a third time in a row. Abby also speaks with attorney and syndicated radio co-host of Ring of Fire, Mike Papantonio about media race-baiting, Sarah Palin and Corporate CEOs. Abby goes on to feature an exclusive interview with Mike Bonanno and Gitz Crazyboy of ‘The Yes Men’, going over their recent action targeting the Department of Energy and the group’s previous stunts to call attention to the crimes of the corporatocracy.

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