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For the first time ever, delegates at the U.N. Climate Change Conference are talking about entirely phasing out fossil fuels by 2050, setting up a showdown with the energy industry that profits from their extraction.

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From the FSTV staff to the viewers: Happy Holidays!

In November Free Speech TV traveled to Weld County for a tour of the fracking scene from Shane Davis, the Fractivist. What we saw was unbelievable. A recreational center with basketball courts, slides and picnic tables with an oil and gas well about 60 feet away. While in Weld County Shane interviewed Dan Leftwich an attorney who helps communites in Colorado enact sensible laws to regulate oil and gas industry. Enjoy!

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Ever wonder who's out and about in the earliest morning hours when you're still tucked in bed? It's Bill Press, one of Free Speech TV's favorite progressive super heroes! Every weekday, he's up at 4:30am fighting the good fight and getting ready to host one of the best daily news programs TV has to offer.

Bill Press is a veteran broadcaster, having hosted shows on MSNBC and CNN. He and his guests provide insights that are critical to keeping our democracy afloat – offering a level of analysis you won’t hear anywhere else.

Bill isn’t an early riser just for fun. His show airs every morning from 6-9am ET on Free Speech TV, a national independent news network that’s the best alternative to networks owned by billionaires and corporations. But The Bill Press Show has just received a primetime air slot at 7:00 p.m. EST.

As a nonprofit with freedom from corporate control and government pressure, Free Speech TV is uniquely positioned to elevate perspectives that often don’t break through the corporate media filter. And that’s just what Bill’s show delivers.

With an impassioned plea for climate action on Thursday, Secretary of State John Kerry is the highest-ranking U.S. official to attend the annual U.N. Climate Change Conference since President Obama took part in the 2009 Copenhagen talks. While Kerry spoke for 30 minutes, he never addressed an issue on the minds of many: the proposed Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline. Kerry must make a final recommendation to Obama about whether the $8 billion pipeline should be approved. Amy Goodman speaks to former Vice President Al Gore, who attended Kerry’s speech, about why he wants Obama to reject the Keystone XL. She then tries to raise the issue with Kerry and top U.S. climate negotiator Todd Stern, but both refuse to answer.

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Saturday’s nationwide actions against police killings and racial profiling included a "Millions March" that drew tens of thousands to the streets of New York City. It was the largest single protest of the post-Ferguson movement and the culmination of daily actions in New York City since a grand jury elected not to indict the police officer who killed Eric Garner. After gathering in Washington Square Park, a massive crowd spanned dozens of city blocks as it marched uptown before turning around and closing at police headquarters downtown. Democracy Now!’s Aaron Maté and Samantha Riddell were in the streets to speak to the protesters who came out, and the young black organizers who made it happen.

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Tens of thousands marched across the country on Saturday in the largest day of protest since the killing of Michael Brown set off a national movement four months ago. From Oakland to New York City, protesters called for indictments in the case of police officers who have killed unarmed African Americans and broader reforms to policing and criminal justice. In Washington, D.C., the families of slain African Americans led a rally and march on the White House. More than 10,000 people took part.

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Adam Brock of the Grow Haus in Denver, Colorado talks with Free Speech TV about creating a world where every community can nourish themselves with no need to rely on large corporations based hundreds or thousands of miles away to provide them with basic needs.

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As the U.N. climate summit continues, protesters are gathering in downtown Lima for what organizers hope will be the largest climate march in the history of South America. Democracy Now! visits Casa de Convergencia TierrActiva, a house that has become a key organizing hub ahead of the march, to see how demonstrators are preparing.

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