It's time for Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock.

Believe me when I say we have a difficult time ahead of us.

But if we are to be prepared for it, we must first shed our fear of it.

I stand here without fear because I remember.

I remember that I am here not because of the path that lies before me, but because of the path that lies behind me.

I remember that for 100 years we have fought these machines.

And after a century of war, I remember that which matters most.

We are still here!

The rights! Let us make them remember. We are not a friend!

Yeah, Defeard, a beard, into, declare your independence and here,

and to Sancock, your V-Zo-0-N-Aid, from the B.A.U. People's studios of

Freemans of the Nest.

Phoenix, Phoenix, the dot com.

James Corbett, the corporate report.com, get right to it.

I tell you, I was watching today your interview 1465.

First off, tell me what that means.

Is that 1,465 interviews?

Is that how that works?

That is indeed, yep.

Damn, you know, all right, all right, all right.

You got 1465 in the books, Glenn Moody on the European Union Copyright Directive.

Now, I want you to tell the audience for me, please, who he is, what makes, he's a writer and journalist and so on, I know.

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