So what's the real story? Vince Warren of the Center for Constitutional Rights and Alexander Cockburn of The Nation and CounterPunch join Laura to talk WikiLeaks: the charges, real and trumped-up, the free speech issues, and the real news uncovered underneath all the hype.

So what's the real story? Vince Warren of the Center for Constitutional Rights and Alexander Cockburn of The Nation and CounterPunch join Laura to talk WikiLeaks: the charges, real and trumped-up, the free speech issues, and the real news uncovered underneath all the hype.

The sixteenth UN Climate Change Conference will wrap up this Friday. While many were frustrated at exclusions of civil society and indigenous groups from official negotiations, others used the occasion to marshal an international grassroots movement that is stronger than ever.  Here are a few voices from Cancun this week, courtesy of Reuters and independent journalist Tamar Sharabi for Free Speech TV.

Everybody's talking about WikiLeaks and the government's right to its private conversations, but what about you and I?  Jamie Court makes the point that Internet companies by and large are in the business of selling information to advertisers, and 80 percent of the public wants to have a Do Not Track registry, similar to the national Do Not Call list.

Jamie joins us in studio to talk about Internet privacy issues, from Facebook to Google Buzz, email content to advertisers, and talk about why Internet privacy is a populist issue.

Finally, we've seen so many definitions of terrorist in the last few years, it can be hard to keep them straight. So we suppose it's understandable when someone like Rep. Peter King from New York can't remember what the word means anymore. Laura would like to remind him.