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Public Enemy - Public Enemy Number Won (Animated) ft. Mike D, Ad-Rock, Run DMC

2020-12-03T01:31:03.274Z

Music video by Public Enemy performing Public Enemy Number Won (Animated).

Leaked Hillary Clinton Emails: Could Bernie Sanders Have Won Primary If Leak Occurred Earlier?

2016-10-13T18:30:06.665Z

On Friday, WikiLeaks began releasing thousands of John Podesta’s emails, including excerpts of Hillary Clinton’s paid remarks to Wall Street firms. The emails showed Clinton’s closed-door remarks were starkly at odds with many of her public positions. In one speech to a housing trade group in 2013, Clinton spoke of needing "both a public and a private position" when crafting laws. In other speeches, Clinton largely absolved Wall Street firms for the crash of 2008 and said financial reform "really has to come from the industry itself." The leaked emails also show Clinton openly boasted about her support of fracking while secretary of state. In a speech to Deutsche Bank in 2013, she said, "I’ve promoted fracking in other places around the world." We speak to Lee Fang of The Intercept, co-author of the recent piece, "Memo Shows What Major Donors Like Goldman Sachs Want from Democratic Party."

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BAMBU: Shabs (featuring DJ Supreme Fist)

2014-10-14T06:48:16.886Z

"Shabs," featuring DJ Supreme Fist, is a short video edited and animated by Paco Raterta. Initially, the "5AM In Manila" EP had only been available in the Philippines as an exclusive digital release through Uprising Records, in collaboration with Beatrock Music. Now, with the release of the highly anticipated, people-powered full-length album, "Party Worker," we'll see the release of 5AM as a bonus EP accompanying the International Edition of the album (Uprising Records x Daily Grind x Beatrock Music), which drops December 2014.

5AM In Manila was written and recorded by Bambu during a one night session in Manila's Musicolony Recording Studios. Produced by the infamous DJ Arbie Won and featuring one of the illest turntablists' in the East, DJ Supreme Fist, the song is equal parts quirky and eerie, and draws a commentary on the poverty in Manila through this detailed account of desperation.

"Shabs," - which is street slang for Crystal Meth - takes us on a drug induced caper starting with the robbing of a sex-tourist and leading into a short chase through the city of Pasay in Manila.

"Can You Hear Me?" by Pace Won and Mr. Green

2011-03-02T18:36:17.789Z

This is the official music video to the Pace Won and Mr. Green song "Can You Hear Me? (A Tribute to the People
of Tunisia)."

Directed by Sam Lipman-...

Souls of Mischief - Won One

2010-10-27T20:54:51.842Z

Souls of Mischief - Won One