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Unfit for Nobel Prize, DC’s revolving door, pig in pipeline

Published 4 Apr, 2013 12:10 | Updated 4 Apr, 2013 12:58

Abby Martin talks to Norman Solomon, co-founder of rootsaction.org, about the growing campaign to revoke Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize and the media facilitating war. Then RT producer Rachel Kurzius talks about the revolving door between the public and private sectors and how they intersect in Washington, DC. Finally, a look at the recent Exxon Mobil oil spill in central Arkansas, and highlights some surprising findings about the oil industry’s most deceitful practices.

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