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FEMA shaking down elderly, battle for internet & poisonous pig feed

Published 12 Nov, 2014 06:56 | Updated 12 Nov, 2014 06:55

Abby Martin discusses why FEMA is targeting the elderly and disabled to repay the agency for emergency aid funds they were given after Hurricane Sandy. Abby then speaks with Co-Director of Popular Resistance Kevin Zeese about President Obama’s latest comments on net neutrality - will this result in tangible action by the FCC? Jaydee Hanson, senior policy analyst at the Center for Food Safety, talks about the FDA’s approval of a feed additive for pigs, despite it being banned in 160 countries. Why Veterans Day has become marred by fake support for troops, when in reality the health services and treatment of vets has been abysmal. Finally, investigative journalist Dahr Jamail tells of the continuing health effects of Depleted Uranium use in Iraq by US forces on the Iraqi population, and the spike in birth defects and cancer rates.

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