This evening's music features folk and blues musician Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter.

I don't think I was the only one who was not impressed with the"press conference" yesterday. Mrs. Clinton reminded me of herself from the 90's, which makes me wonder if she's a little out of touch with the times. As of today, I am removing the final 'e' from inevitable, and will now refer to her as the inevitabl Democratic nominee. I'll be curious to see if I feel the need to remove additional letters as time goes by. Peace, cw.

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News and Pure Prairie League.

Hillary Clinton faces new questions over personal emails she 'chose not to keep'
The former secretary of state said she had preserved official communications but her office said she ‘chose not to keep her private, personal emails’

This evening's music features from Louisiana, one of the blues piano players that shaped the Chicago blues, Henry Gray.

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Some news and Stevie Ray's older brother, Jimmie Vaughan.

The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple’s Secrets - By Jeremy Scahill and Josh Begley

This evening's music features two Tennessean bluesmen. From Memphis, Robert Wilkins and from Brownsville Hammie Nixon.

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Some news and some Van Morrison.

Will Liberals and Conservatives Unite to Defeat Fast Track and the TPP?

Not much of a diary here, just a link to an article by Pepe Escobar that I think warrants reading. That said, et voila'
What the BRICS plus Germany are really up to? — RT Op-Edge

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I generally don’t buy hardcover books anymore unless I know the author but I’m going to make an exception for former President Jimmy Carter’s newest book.

Simon & Schuster announced Friday that Carter's "A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety" will be published July 7.

The book will include his thoughts on his domestic and international travels over the past three decades, on the presidents who succeeded him and on world leaders he has known.

Two weeks ago there was a riot at the Willacy County Correctional Center in south Texas.
The riot originally started as a protest against inadequate medical care. Willacy is operated by the Management and Training Corp., a for-profit prison company from Utah. The prison housed illegal immigrants and non-violent criminals.