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it's kind of deep strike and kind of what goes into airline battle, but it's it's it's kind of a and then they'll they will at times they fund research. i actually met guy who was like a big drone expert. he refuses to take money for them, but he acknowledged because he thinks the drone stuff is kind of in the world. but but he was probably the best he speaks is probably the best run research organization in the world, but they're just using their powers for illing his view of that. but yeah that there isn't and so you know not just the. there's a lot of civilian you know the telegraph the telegraph outfit it's mostly civilians, right? meyer there's a fight meyer wants to control electronic signal only too. and he fails. he does. he's he isn't able to deal, partly because these guys are actually probably too good at what they're doing right. and the railroad management. yes, they're some army hermann. how there's there's especially in more kind of overtly military settings like you're repairing railroads that were destroyed like during their line of campaigning. but there's a huge am
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so it's kind of kind of checking in and collaborating with each to do that kind of continue work. now. it's a long way. of also piggybacking of what they said and so you were saying how these were regular college students they had other things, their mind and things like that and admire the fact that yes they were balancing all that. but at the same, they were in college before technology really took off. so they're doing their homework literally in the library, like this is costume as we got information at our fingertips in seconds and got to really know computers so like to actually plan on that and have a life and being library for hours is it is really inspiring but also did you say with sit in when they were arresting people they took us to a polio hospital in the mid 1960s. yeah. is that the jail was too full or. well this is before like mass incarceration so a lot of in these places where these jail ends or kind of people wanting to get arrested. right they didn't have the space. right. so sometimes you had the bus to other locations, right. because there's not this mass in
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and kind of doing this right. it was a means right for the for the coal operators to, you know, for lack of a better phrase, divide and conquer. right. if if your goal is to unionize, they could drive wedges between those groups by segregating them, often relying right on on on jim crow laws themselves and just copying them. right. and putting them into into the coal camps themselves. they would privilege right, you know, white workers with with better pay with promotions potentially if they were if they were loyal enough with management positions. right. you know, you're you're creating or what they were creating. right. was this resentment between those groups to kind of fracture? certainly the you know, the the solidarity and the cooperation that would be needed. right. to to organize and to create a union in these places. so race and labor. right. these are interesting places at really the dawn the 1920s. here they are places where that tension is very real. right. i don't want to give the impression that thes
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are being accountable balanced with some kind of some kind of workanized. you know check women as well. you know, they understand that they're not being that they're not being cheated. there's very little federal oversight here. part of that is because i mean, these coal operators they could one right they could purchase they could buy off certainly local politicians state politicians even law enforcement officers. that was pretty common, as we'll see in just a second. but also i think, you know, appalachia, the stigmatized nation of appalachia, was certainly playing a factor into this. you know, people just kind of saw of the violence or some of the poor conditions of these coal camps in the federal government would. just be like you and i, you know, these poor hillbillies, right? you know, they're, you know, have this deficient culture, right? that of culture of poverty thing or the of poverty that is creating these problems. right. the violence is their fault. it's just kind of to them. right. so you you have people kind of turning a blind eye to this ki
are being accountable balanced with some kind of some kind of workanized. you know check women as well. you know, they understand that they're not being that they're not being cheated. there's very little federal oversight here. part of that is because i mean, these coal operators they could one right they could purchase they could buy off certainly local politicians state politicians even law enforcement officers. that was pretty common, as we'll see in just a second. but also i think, you...
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but that was my kind of kind of reasoning. so i think, yeah, yeah, it would pay them no most kind of challenges and almost from all kinds of discussion, i'm sure that we play the voices that we'd like to assign a we shouldn't, shouldn't do this. but i think for political reasons, nights i would find it very different, very difficult to actually to have his back on your crime completely and, and, and refused to, to allow in instant inter membership. yeah. quote, professor over. so i hope you're right on that. but even though i'm, you know, to some extent it's uh, you know, facing the consequences of, of your own polio. you're lying, it's no, i'm not making a prediction error or prophecy. i'm not sure what's gonna happen if i gets, i'm likely. well i, i know what's gonna happen right now because we are going to take a very short break, but we will be back in just a few moments extension the the, [000:00:00;00] the extra ways the parts best jeffrey have offers emeritus professor of history at university college park now, professo
but that was my kind of kind of reasoning. so i think, yeah, yeah, it would pay them no most kind of challenges and almost from all kinds of discussion, i'm sure that we play the voices that we'd like to assign a we shouldn't, shouldn't do this. but i think for political reasons, nights i would find it very different, very difficult to actually to have his back on your crime completely and, and, and refused to, to allow in instant inter membership. yeah. quote, professor over. so i hope you're...
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and so i kind of jokingly kind of not jokingly say we need like a pink slip counterrevolution. we need to have like the pink paper printers at maximum because ultimately these these victories can only be made real and made meaningful if we have a return almost to a spoils style system when we win control of the government, of the political system, we were in control of the institutions and they advance our principles. that to me is the harder fight. and i think we're slowly trying figure that out, but it's far from over. you know, your remarks brought up a curious paradox, which is that we have many states where, as you said, we perhaps even have a hyper majority of conservative legislators, legislators who consider themselves conservative, who are republicans and we see that the institutions of education and the institutions of character formation, many cases are dominated still by the left. i also think i'm a few years older than you, and i back to the america that i grew up in, which was a much more conservative america we have today. and yet somehow some complacency or some
and so i kind of jokingly kind of not jokingly say we need like a pink slip counterrevolution. we need to have like the pink paper printers at maximum because ultimately these these victories can only be made real and made meaningful if we have a return almost to a spoils style system when we win control of the government, of the political system, we were in control of the institutions and they advance our principles. that to me is the harder fight. and i think we're slowly trying figure that...
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and i think there's the potential for that kind of access to become more kind of, more dominant and more dangerous, i think in western eyes, certainly. to the caucasus now. georgia is a former soviet state which, with its christian tradition and its links with the outside world, has long had an ambition tojoin the european union. but its current government, run by a party called georgian dream, has links with russia. a law which aims to cut foreign influence in georgia was withdrawn last year after big demonstrations, but it's returned now. the new demonstrations have been met with renewed force by the georgian authorities. the law would require organisations which receive more than a fifth of their funding from abroad to register as agents under foreign influence. it's very similar to a russian law which has been remarkably successful in silencing hostile journalists and human rights activists. i spoke to the bbc�*s caucasus correspondent, rayhan demytrie, who's in tbilisi. it's about the funding that nongovernmental organisations get. the bill would require them to label themselves a
and i think there's the potential for that kind of access to become more kind of, more dominant and more dangerous, i think in western eyes, certainly. to the caucasus now. georgia is a former soviet state which, with its christian tradition and its links with the outside world, has long had an ambition tojoin the european union. but its current government, run by a party called georgian dream, has links with russia. a law which aims to cut foreign influence in georgia was withdrawn last year...
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so i kind of know something aboutcritical race theorist, which is kind of a coolyou. but it's got to do with what? what are you? people are nuts? you know, but i think the important thing there is maybe an important for all of us and maybe an important to close on an language matters. it's critically how we speak. you know, and it's a kind of charactercter test in the test that i kind of virtue, but it's a characttter way to put it. we need language which that can make sense, thintellectual force and that has emotional force. there's this idea that we should, you know, the tive thing like you guys have heard this and this like neutrality all these problems that i have, the one thing that others drives me crazy is you know facts don't care about your feelings. you've heard this. it's like a very smug thing to i love ben shapiro. he became famous for that. and i saw ben last at he's a great communicator. t but i think that that is actually completely backwards.facts really don't about your you know no yeah. the facts don't care about your feelings much. backwards. i don
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i take that claim to be a kind of reason on which the most brutal kind. but, for, the required kind of proportionality between goods and evils, the liberal democracy will not wage war. placing justifying role disallowed to any and every religious consideration. possibly proportionality judgments of this sort are secular. so then inquiring minds want to know. what is so impressive about p. what is it about secular p such that it can play a justifying role to any and every religious reason. i doubt that there is a principled and otherwise defensible answer to that question. my suspicion is that the proportionality judgment differs in no relevant epistemic sociological or moral respect from at least some religious crimes. it is not shared in respects that religious reasons are not. when people are free to make up their own mind as the secular claims, they will disagree every bit as much as they do on religious matters. as recent defense testified proportionality is a realm of the inevitable and the unavoidably contentious. again, it is doubtful that they pos
i take that claim to be a kind of reason on which the most brutal kind. but, for, the required kind of proportionality between goods and evils, the liberal democracy will not wage war. placing justifying role disallowed to any and every religious consideration. possibly proportionality judgments of this sort are secular. so then inquiring minds want to know. what is so impressive about p. what is it about secular p such that it can play a justifying role to any and every religious reason. i...
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what kind of the, what? yeah, i mean the, basically, i'm assuming you have and when that, that let me just, you know, i just, i have a little, uh, shipment the, so the rivals of solomon and use that crisis moment, the assassination of on of last me and so not to remove solomon from power and out in the south. and by the way, the, the individuals that removed sort of hang from power were presumably the ones who arrange the briefcase bombing and so on. so they not only assassinated the north you how many president that they use to use it as a way to remove the present and then south on them as well and, and come to power on or on the british folding office documents do not support the view that i mean, i sort of will how much the regime was directly responsible for the kenning of to president president. i didn't know suitable homage denies orchestrating the augustine and execution of his bible solemn little by adding. but he does a que, solemn little by ali of being politically out of touch at a time when ther
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d at is this kind of insistence on the importance of a kind local indigenous leadership. and right now, you know, we all know that the local isn't local anymore, is local in some ways. so kahlil it makes all the sense in the world for those folks who want to create the conditions under which indigenous ing their work, networked with other resources righ oher locales doing their w. you know, we have to sn■zk lled the student nonviolent coordinating committee. right. had everytng to w those wildfire sit ins, whether it was in nashville or atnta in in north carolina or or and in washington, d.c. ate their activism. and we can see that as, a key pe politics i'm commending. yes, absolutely. one of the things that i think is striking in sort of revisiting baker and snick through the is the degree to which thekitself h create of democracy as it02 was the outco. and we often think today about outcomes only. yeah. is it in the direction of an electoral outcome? is it he dirtion of a referendum? is it in the direction of chiefe prosecutionlled an unarmed black person? but ofempha
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what kind of shit, what is the about either somebody kind of look the data out that is it. a guy will shop a peep, but outside of they'll buy that. now we'll have the money, but nobody will do that. i'm not. well the tobin, they looked at it yet. what about the good was that this will let them know shaddick, or that i would, what's your name as a shadow of shed the asymptote will not let this regret it by talking about that. but i have no wish i be the modem to shop a. bab, i'm the guy that didn't. yeah. the didn't have you said that you was going to amended that with west. lemme kind of what you will say. rush that they, that they hadn't been given that with the idea until we can get him out with the ideas of why that she was. if well please turn it on to him real quick. then se mountain that to yeah, i'm to be do lake issue a little more. go into your 70, i guess. well i know how to get, i feel know number or the little amount of i met. it has no idea. i tell you, i knew price was more, i didn't ask, what is the you can any of some had me and as easy, my finish would do a
what kind of shit, what is the about either somebody kind of look the data out that is it. a guy will shop a peep, but outside of they'll buy that. now we'll have the money, but nobody will do that. i'm not. well the tobin, they looked at it yet. what about the good was that this will let them know shaddick, or that i would, what's your name as a shadow of shed the asymptote will not let this regret it by talking about that. but i have no wish i be the modem to shop a. bab, i'm the guy that...
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i teach, so there is a lot of kind of propaganda and kind of working with ukrainian kind of fee is here to setting up something they were trying to do in secret and make you mentioned ukraine having to re shift its resources from dunbar to the heart of region. the concern for a long time has been a lack of weaponry and manpower on the ukranian side. is this likely to change or will things improve with this new delivery of military assistance from the us? of the certainly myra may. we've heard from us what's the thing that they're working basically around the clock to make sure that this newly approved us aid actually arrives in the front lines. we don't really know in what quantity that's actually happening. i think in terms of product for now it's not so much about the resources and the shells because this is basically kind of border rate kind of situation that we're in. so it's more about tracking down with the rest of the try to tech than we've had lots of quotes of searching, you know, kind of machine guns that was relevant to kind of heavy us a refund that is characteristic of the
i teach, so there is a lot of kind of propaganda and kind of working with ukrainian kind of fee is here to setting up something they were trying to do in secret and make you mentioned ukraine having to re shift its resources from dunbar to the heart of region. the concern for a long time has been a lack of weaponry and manpower on the ukranian side. is this likely to change or will things improve with this new delivery of military assistance from the us? of the certainly myra may. we've heard...
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that kind of thing. i it's, it's probably it's full price advice is a be in charge of that is a very important role as witness kim jong and then his but tired, ever leaving the funeral procession sort of a at the funeral is to fuller right now. very important guy. how important is propaganda for the kim dynasties survival though? would they be able to hold onto power with all with, without this this entire p r machine or no, i think you've, that's exactly the question cuz it's a feel for and for us folks in a way, this is a state which i was reading alone in touch with speech by the leader came to hand and somebody has to do it. they can't even make decent school uniforms and the yeah . how, how, how does that to make a school uniform and, and try this rifle the age of a rates, everybody for it. but it's, it's like golf. so how old is ago? they've got to say, oh, you know what? trying really hard, but it's, she's working at american imperialist and the bishop south koreans who were stuffing us to doing i
that kind of thing. i it's, it's probably it's full price advice is a be in charge of that is a very important role as witness kim jong and then his but tired, ever leaving the funeral procession sort of a at the funeral is to fuller right now. very important guy. how important is propaganda for the kim dynasties survival though? would they be able to hold onto power with all with, without this this entire p r machine or no, i think you've, that's exactly the question cuz it's a feel for and...
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the first contact would seem to be a kind of a courageous kind of band. yeah. was it always done under the, i guess, the environment of the flag of truce or for when was the white flag. yeah, it turned into a a flag. a truce. yeah. i love that question. so the way that the first contact is usually made is through banter, it's jokes and banter like calling out like, hey, you know, hey, you know, you know, you two hills to cross over to get to richmond, the stone wall, you know like harkening like you're never going to get here because we apd and jacks and right or yeah trash talking know can you believe it? it's like when all play when you all play uva right you know it really it really is that you know so share a beer together and then you're like, oh, you know. but it really is this jocular banter where they're just going to call out and trash talk one another, and then they kind of that the grease is the wheels of sociability. yeah. so a lot of jokes, a lot of of banter. that's kind of where they feel that safety and and again, like, you know, 20 year old boy
the first contact would seem to be a kind of a courageous kind of band. yeah. was it always done under the, i guess, the environment of the flag of truce or for when was the white flag. yeah, it turned into a a flag. a truce. yeah. i love that question. so the way that the first contact is usually made is through banter, it's jokes and banter like calling out like, hey, you know, hey, you know, you know, you two hills to cross over to get to richmond, the stone wall, you know like harkening...
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there was kind of an epithet. you know, and one of the things they were interested in was, say, were, you know, interested in securing local control. but local control also meant, you know, sometimes they were opposed to coastal elites and sometimes they were opposed to what they thought was a political system that would be distant from them, that would be too centralized and on. and so they seemed to kind of pushing back in a democratic way. and to some extent they are. but what they were interested in doing was kind of securing the relationships of power and hierarchy that in their communities and of patrolling the borders of their communities against, those who were regarded as outside orders. i mean, illiberalism, you know, is tied up with suspicions, people who are not like them their insistence on patrolling both potentially internal trouble as well, as, you know, and using expulsion, i mean, expelling people from puritan, you know, towns in the 17th century up through, you know, the 19th century, where ther
there was kind of an epithet. you know, and one of the things they were interested in was, say, were, you know, interested in securing local control. but local control also meant, you know, sometimes they were opposed to coastal elites and sometimes they were opposed to what they thought was a political system that would be distant from them, that would be too centralized and on. and so they seemed to kind of pushing back in a democratic way. and to some extent they are. but what they were...
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i take that claim to be a kind of reason on which the most brutal kind. but, for, the required kind of proportionality between goods and evils, the liberal democracy will not wage war. placing justifying role disallowed to any and every religious consideration. possibly proportionality judgments of this sort are secular. so then inquiring minds want to know. what is so impressive about p. what is it about secular p such that it can play a justifying role to any and every religious reason. i doubt that there is a principled and otherwise defensible answer to that question. my suspicion is that the proportionality judgment differs in no relevant epistemic sociological or moral respect from at least some religious crimes. it is not shared in respects that religious reasons are not. when people are free to make up their own mind as the secular claims, they will disagree every bit as much as they do on religious matters. as recent defense testified proportionality is a realm of the inevitable and the unavoidably contentious. again, it is doubtful that they pos
i take that claim to be a kind of reason on which the most brutal kind. but, for, the required kind of proportionality between goods and evils, the liberal democracy will not wage war. placing justifying role disallowed to any and every religious consideration. possibly proportionality judgments of this sort are secular. so then inquiring minds want to know. what is so impressive about p. what is it about secular p such that it can play a justifying role to any and every religious reason. i...
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so kind of start there. just like what was their vision coming into the administration given this and how did everything kind of get turned upside down with what they wanted to do? well, first, thank you to people's book for hosting. thank to you for doing this and for your coming out on national hangover day. i really appreciate it. i wore green on purpose. it gets a day late. so to your question, look, the team was you don't get biden's foreign policy without the loss of trump. it is born out of the trauma of that in jake sullivan, as you mentioned, was right next to hillary clinton when she and as she's conceding to him and this guy. right. he's. he's a rhodes scholar, went to yale law school. but he grew up with five siblings in minnesota. and he felt like he got out populist, did by a new york real estate magnate, billionaire. so what he and the democratic establishment miss and he worked at this he founded and helped worked at this organization called national security action and their whole reason for
so kind of start there. just like what was their vision coming into the administration given this and how did everything kind of get turned upside down with what they wanted to do? well, first, thank you to people's book for hosting. thank to you for doing this and for your coming out on national hangover day. i really appreciate it. i wore green on purpose. it gets a day late. so to your question, look, the team was you don't get biden's foreign policy without the loss of trump. it is born out...
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it's kind of incredible. and then, you know, on their own and then got to the camps and, you know, the chinese entering the war from the soldier's perspective is fascinating, right? because you hear all those about what it sounded like and the bugles and and all of that from the p.o.w. perspective of the chinese entering the war was a little bit of a godsend because they brought quilted uniforms. so for the first time, those who had survived that long finally had some warmth. so that's the only thing i'll add on that. yeah. come on. yeah, just a couple of points. it's always important to make a distinction between the first year of the war when it is a war of movement and the rest of the war. when that settles into when we talk about massacres, we often think about things like no country, where there's a straight up massacre or the way that my lai dominates imagination in vietnam. but much of the war was fought around peasant populations, and the peasants would often come out at night thinking that would be s
it's kind of incredible. and then, you know, on their own and then got to the camps and, you know, the chinese entering the war from the soldier's perspective is fascinating, right? because you hear all those about what it sounded like and the bugles and and all of that from the p.o.w. perspective of the chinese entering the war was a little bit of a godsend because they brought quilted uniforms. so for the first time, those who had survived that long finally had some warmth. so that's the only...
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ok, there's this that they're concle by their kind oby their kind of very small size and kind of a quirky way when i mean, let me read you a you might be wonderi, ll, why this have to do with anything? let me read you a quote. a ukrainian soldier. this came out, i think, in the kiev maybe a year or so ago. and this is and what he's describing here is a problem that under under, on modern in the current day battlefield, a big problem for both the russian and ukrainian troops is that there is this ubiquitous aerial surveillance. right. due to the fact that drone technology is incredibly cheap. now. and it's it's basically off the shelf and you have it deployed constantly. right. and the problem with is, is that if you're if you're are the russian ukrainian soldier, if you are spotted out in the open right wide one of the drones, you are vulnerable to either the drone dropping a grenade on top of you, which would be not fun or them calling an artillery strike or all sorts of bad things. right. so part of the challenge is be concealed. how do you maintain that concealment and this kind of ubi
ok, there's this that they're concle by their kind oby their kind of very small size and kind of a quirky way when i mean, let me read you a you might be wonderi, ll, why this have to do with anything? let me read you a quote. a ukrainian soldier. this came out, i think, in the kiev maybe a year or so ago. and this is and what he's describing here is a problem that under under, on modern in the current day battlefield, a big problem for both the russian and ukrainian troops is that there is...
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are kind of undermining. so, yeah, i mean, to to julie's point, i mean, neoliberal, i think it just do' oftentimes it's it as a ed, right. as this sort of frame. right. it's as a shorthand to refer to certain processes and principles that are already but are not new. you know. so the neo is not really doing the neo work that it that it should be doing right or it wa often back to tforum in dissent magazine about of term is the name of the forum and rogers kicked it off and he called neoliberalism a linguistic omnivore. you know, it gobbles everything up, right? it can be everything. it can be nothing. and the that i really returned to you again and again is connbecause, you know, i'm kind of drawing on right and its role here. and i'll i'll just read a little and maybe elaborate, hopefully a little bit on on what connelly saying. he writes that neoliberalism boasts a faux precision an almost tax on taxonomic authority in a supposedly clean chronology moving from laissez new to keynesian liberalism, we use to
are kind of undermining. so, yeah, i mean, to to julie's point, i mean, neoliberal, i think it just do' oftentimes it's it as a ed, right. as this sort of frame. right. it's as a shorthand to refer to certain processes and principles that are already but are not new. you know. so the neo is not really doing the neo work that it that it should be doing right or it wa often back to tforum in dissent magazine about of term is the name of the forum and rogers kicked it off and he called...
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of energy and power to go in and maybe to kind of, you know, these kinds of statements to influence policy makers in a different way. but uh, yeah, i mean, i think that's a good point. you know, when are they going to be in a decision making position, but still just the fact that i see, you know, how, of course, are people students are depressed, but i think that, you know, have great ideas their innovative and i think that they, they see through a lot of the green washing, uh, blah, blah, that the politicians, things that we're buying. but the students get this and i'm optimistic in that way . if that's good and not all pessimism. let's look at your research because you look at how climate change affects people, especially the vulnerable. what effect on humans do you anticipate is global heating really does range or in fact exceed your production of 3 degrees or yeah, i mean, i try not to think too much about that because actually, you know, we're already seeing things popping off this year, right. we're having a huge phase across asia, the kind of things that we're expecting of, y
of energy and power to go in and maybe to kind of, you know, these kinds of statements to influence policy makers in a different way. but uh, yeah, i mean, i think that's a good point. you know, when are they going to be in a decision making position, but still just the fact that i see, you know, how, of course, are people students are depressed, but i think that, you know, have great ideas their innovative and i think that they, they see through a lot of the green washing, uh, blah, blah, that...
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strong or something i don’t know, supports, gives some kind of energy? it seems to me that he supports, because this is also an event, well, after all, a wedding is a bright white event, and why was divorce so overshadowed, two people gave each other and separated, why not start, in principle, psychologically this is how it should be, of course , yes, one person gave another an expensive ring, this it’s doubly a holiday, especially since it would be more pleasant for everyone, at least, well, in general ol, any event would be much more pleasant if we were given expensive rings or good jewelry every time, by the way, this seems to me to be the perfect gift. well, julian, i asked olga, what is some kind of taboo for you in jewelry, is there something that you would never put on yourself, and would not recommend to someone, there is nothing that i would not recommend, everyone has their own style, everyone does as they want, my favorite phrase here appropriate, fashion, a matter of time, style, a matter of individuality, so i won’t recommend anything to
strong or something i don’t know, supports, gives some kind of energy? it seems to me that he supports, because this is also an event, well, after all, a wedding is a bright white event, and why was divorce so overshadowed, two people gave each other and separated, why not start, in principle, psychologically this is how it should be, of course , yes, one person gave another an expensive ring, this it’s doubly a holiday, especially since it would be more pleasant for everyone, at least,...
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not just some kind of perversion on the screen, but this is already some kind of ritual action, based on the cult of perversion, these are already different things, you know, are no longer just a freak show that came, well, relatively speaking, because this is such a tolerant world, no, this is a desire to put ugliness and perversion on a pedestal and turn it into a new religion, in fact, all liberal democracies, they exactly about this. maria vladimirovna, you can’t argue. of course, these are two worlds, yes, one world of perversion of deformities, betrayal of each other, violence, satanism, on the other, russian-chinese relations reaching a completely different level, you just look and your heart rests, when you look at our people and think, it’s good that we are not there, not with these people, you know, because they repeated it several times, and it seems to me that they have already consolidated it somewhere. behavior that is responsible to whom and to solve some of its problems, responsible to the people, and to countries, and to the world community, and what is surprising
not just some kind of perversion on the screen, but this is already some kind of ritual action, based on the cult of perversion, these are already different things, you know, are no longer just a freak show that came, well, relatively speaking, because this is such a tolerant world, no, this is a desire to put ugliness and perversion on a pedestal and turn it into a new religion, in fact, all liberal democracies, they exactly about this. maria vladimirovna, you can’t argue. of course, these...
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so those campaigns are kind of happening separately. and what was very cool for to observe as a journalist is like over the four years i reported this book, they started talking to each other. they coordinating and realizing that the locus of power was not at the city council. it was not at their text on district. it's at this entity called the transportation commission, which oversees three that four people appointed by the governor. and so they started like organizing. they have biweekly zoom calls and they have organized several statewide protest in austin at the texas transportation commission. and i think like seeing that kind of like growing coordinated movement in texas, that's also happening nationwide. there are freeway fighters in almost every city america. and they actually convened in cincinnati this fall. and i went to cover it for bloomberg. and like there are grassroots campaigns talking to each other, trying to figure out how to get to the root cause of these highway expansions. why do they keep happening? how can we cha
so those campaigns are kind of happening separately. and what was very cool for to observe as a journalist is like over the four years i reported this book, they started talking to each other. they coordinating and realizing that the locus of power was not at the city council. it was not at their text on district. it's at this entity called the transportation commission, which oversees three that four people appointed by the governor. and so they started like organizing. they have biweekly zoom...
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so yeah, being kept a printer has a kind of be used as a sort of um i guess a kind of like a side. so to the global monitoring system. i think when i'm, when i'm think about big coin and stuff like that, it's a, a see it as a kind of system of digital collectibles that can be moved around the show if you're in a place that's being spanks and you can use those digital to those to bypass the banking sector and so on. but they're highly volatile, right? so that it's, it's the, it's, it's not an ideal um, alternative to the existing monetary system. but they do form a kind of parcel council to the existing ministry system. just not a very good one. and of course national security agencies could be causing the volatility as of people a suspect. but interesting me, you said that in nature countries i suppose is what you meant. crypto is malign in the way that it teaches children of bad things about what money is. yeah, well, i mean, vermont is does kind of like a reality to affect windows and then offensive see, right. so the reality is quite simple. the reality of the client is actually
so yeah, being kept a printer has a kind of be used as a sort of um i guess a kind of like a side. so to the global monitoring system. i think when i'm, when i'm think about big coin and stuff like that, it's a, a see it as a kind of system of digital collectibles that can be moved around the show if you're in a place that's being spanks and you can use those digital to those to bypass the banking sector and so on. but they're highly volatile, right? so that it's, it's the, it's, it's not an...
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this this kind of fulfillment of a kind of -- normative to use that sort of, you know, language that queer theorists of have ive ideal essentially just kind of people into, what already exists. right. nd seeking sort of broader structural change. i think also the sort of rightward shift idea is, is key here where liberals, it is assumed to have adopted, you know, right wing positions or increasingly moved to the right of this consolidation of an order that is antithetical to what came before presumably the new deal order. anything i would like to add to azing. yeah, it's beautiful. i think of the issues is that it's often people are i mean i think those that cluster of things is usuathere is i mean i always i find for instance emphasis on financialization. i was really convincing because that's something i feel like definitely happened. it was very profound. very p see, really profound change in the economy. the percentage, the economy there' people who use neoliberalism to talk about political rationale already, which is again which is about sort of a political subject, you know, a
this this kind of fulfillment of a kind of -- normative to use that sort of, you know, language that queer theorists of have ive ideal essentially just kind of people into, what already exists. right. nd seeking sort of broader structural change. i think also the sort of rightward shift idea is, is key here where liberals, it is assumed to have adopted, you know, right wing positions or increasingly moved to the right of this consolidation of an order that is antithetical to what came before...
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our society needs a certain kind of person in our society shapes a certain kind of person the question for us is how can those to be aligned? how can we cultivate the kind to people that we also need in order to sustain the strength of our society. think we have to see that this will not happen on its own by inertia, by default. we have to do it explicitly and intentionally and maybe that's especially true in a liberal democracy. there's no avoiding the fact that left to ourselves we citizens of the democratic republic will often tend to ignore our obligations to one another into a larger society but remember our rights and not our duties. we will remember what we are owed but not what we owe. we forget that the free and responsible individual is less in actual fact than the social achievement that we have to work to sustain. i think that's true in any society that it will tend to become an excessive form of what it is fundamentally and will turn virtues and devices. in some ways because we are free this is especially true of our society and it's also true that we particularly tend to
our society needs a certain kind of person in our society shapes a certain kind of person the question for us is how can those to be aligned? how can we cultivate the kind to people that we also need in order to sustain the strength of our society. think we have to see that this will not happen on its own by inertia, by default. we have to do it explicitly and intentionally and maybe that's especially true in a liberal democracy. there's no avoiding the fact that left to ourselves we citizens...
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petersburg, i can’t even imagine what kind of confession you might have heard, that he’s... bankrupt, no, that he fell in love with another woman, horror, well, yes, very unpleasant, this to put it mildly, but something well preceded this, they knew, maybe earlier, about his infidelities, maybe he is, in principle, such a womanizer, no, nothing like that happened, the children were already born, yes, we have a daughter, natalya, well a woman has such a prophetic heart, it must be completely stone. so as not to feel , at least for some time, that my husband has changed, takes showers much more often, i don’t know, he wants underwear, this is the newest, these are the first harbingers, you know, suddenly he starts, i don’t know, a new haircut, especially nervous, some kind of inappropriate reactions to whatever you told him, a toilet with a phone, i already thought about it later, that is, at first when it was all yes, well, some... little things were there, but i didn’t notice them exactly in this vein, that is, i didn’t, well, i didn’t connect them things together, so it tur
petersburg, i can’t even imagine what kind of confession you might have heard, that he’s... bankrupt, no, that he fell in love with another woman, horror, well, yes, very unpleasant, this to put it mildly, but something well preceded this, they knew, maybe earlier, about his infidelities, maybe he is, in principle, such a womanizer, no, nothing like that happened, the children were already born, yes, we have a daughter, natalya, well a woman has such a prophetic heart, it must be completely...
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it doesn't seem like this is kind of will, that will fit, seems like fairly organized and kind of change personnel and you've had so who not fully thrown out but put into a different post will be at a less important one. i think the kind of big deal for me you, great inspected was when showing use deputy even of was arrested in groups of charges a couple of weeks ago. that was something that really got kind of pulses racing in cuba thought that you might see the musket brooks, the more expired with itself and go sampling schools than with supplying the troops that provides the grain with weapons. and for the most part, it doesn't seem k yet how this new figure is going to be able to, you know, change and break with what we've seen so far. walk you down to different new batch of but certainly that point about turning you credit rushes economy able to kind of will face footing even more successfully and providing more resources to allow those russian troops to perceive ca, steam, roll through your brain. that is something that we've already seen happen under struggling with something that
it doesn't seem like this is kind of will, that will fit, seems like fairly organized and kind of change personnel and you've had so who not fully thrown out but put into a different post will be at a less important one. i think the kind of big deal for me you, great inspected was when showing use deputy even of was arrested in groups of charges a couple of weeks ago. that was something that really got kind of pulses racing in cuba thought that you might see the musket brooks, the more expired...
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and the who is attempting to do with, with kind of right now, and of course, and kind of digging into by the rushes doing it by the sort of them coming with different bodies. but of course, there's a lot more that goes into deciding who then becomes the who becomes and whatnot. and i believe that we must be careful even in this conversation, but not the wasteful, that just the african governments. why the also looking at what the interest of russia, china, the u, as in indiana play as one to come or vote in this conversation, nic condemns your thoughts. how do we balance the traces of everyone and how, which partnerships is most beneficial to african countries today is not just of course china and russia, but we're also wishing to key the gc region express growing interest on the continent. how, which, which of these back partnerships is most beneficial to africa and african people not just in leadership. and how does africa balance these different interests? i will sure you will find that most of all these uh these different uh, global paws of different and digital men. the interest
and the who is attempting to do with, with kind of right now, and of course, and kind of digging into by the rushes doing it by the sort of them coming with different bodies. but of course, there's a lot more that goes into deciding who then becomes the who becomes and whatnot. and i believe that we must be careful even in this conversation, but not the wasteful, that just the african governments. why the also looking at what the interest of russia, china, the u, as in indiana play as one to...
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they compete. tesla still kind of has a kind of face style design. and this kind of, we're just saw around that kind of testament batch of brands. now we're b y, the much will compete on it's on price, but he's kind of on offering more for the same price is of the cost of the warranty has been able to, on the comp, tests, pricing that causes a lot cheaper science to the subsidies. but that's another secret to the success. unlike testing b, y d went to the low hanging fruit, plates and buses, enabling them to produce factories. quantities that that development has been key to this success, giving them a huge advantage over the us and european rivals. unlike many of the competitive b y, d, produces launch pumps that, that caused themselves, helping them to avoid extra cost delays on logistical problems. the different companies like tests that is one of the, the competitive advantages of a, b, y, d, that they have a high edit the value of about 70 and 75 percent of added value in the cop. yeah. that they make themselves. and this brings them to this pos
they compete. tesla still kind of has a kind of face style design. and this kind of, we're just saw around that kind of testament batch of brands. now we're b y, the much will compete on it's on price, but he's kind of on offering more for the same price is of the cost of the warranty has been able to, on the comp, tests, pricing that causes a lot cheaper science to the subsidies. but that's another secret to the success. unlike testing b, y d went to the low hanging fruit, plates and buses,...
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so the kinds of people working in factories are not the same kind of skilled craftsmen, not from the old days, where like there's no shortcut to getting a good blacksmith, right? if you're going to have good horseshoes, you need to have someone who knows the really difficult, fine skills that come with crafting a a horseshoe. it's not really true anymore. if you get a little bit of training and then get put to work in a textile mill, you can make the machines run. so the workers become fungible. if someone quits, someone else can be put on that machine soon thereafter, after a little bit of training and they can take up that job. the other problem with the industrial revolution is there there there are still some small businesses, but you're seeing the rise for the first time of really large corporations. and let's face it, you know, it's one thing if you go to if you know your boss personally, you can go in and try and negotiate for a better wage and fairer hours and that sort of thing. but if your bosses, andrew carnegie, he's not going to remember your name, nor will he care. righ
so the kinds of people working in factories are not the same kind of skilled craftsmen, not from the old days, where like there's no shortcut to getting a good blacksmith, right? if you're going to have good horseshoes, you need to have someone who knows the really difficult, fine skills that come with crafting a a horseshoe. it's not really true anymore. if you get a little bit of training and then get put to work in a textile mill, you can make the machines run. so the workers become...
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of silver, with weaving different threads, with inscriptions with some kind of support with some kind of tonic inscriptions, i have a super discovery now, by the way, this ring ... helps, like being strong, or that somehow i don’t know, it supports, gives some kind of energy, it seems to me, it supports, because this is also an event, well, after all, a wedding is bright white event, why was the divorce so overshadowed, two people gave each other and separated, why not start? in principle , psychologically, this is how it should be, of course, but one person gave another an expensive ring, this is doubly a holiday, especially for everyone in general it would be more pleasant, at a minimum, well, in general ol, any event would be it would be much nicer if... we were given expensive rings or good jewelry every time, by the way, it seems to me the perfect gift, well, julian, i asked olga, what is some kind of taboo for you in jewelry, is there something... something that you would never wear yourself or recommend to someone, there is nothing that i won’t recommend, everyone has their
of silver, with weaving different threads, with inscriptions with some kind of support with some kind of tonic inscriptions, i have a super discovery now, by the way, this ring ... helps, like being strong, or that somehow i don’t know, it supports, gives some kind of energy, it seems to me, it supports, because this is also an event, well, after all, a wedding is bright white event, why was the divorce so overshadowed, two people gave each other and separated, why not start? in principle ,...
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if you are anti-dei, you see a kind of new oppressive orthodoxy that is replacing one kind of discrimination with another. though again, those are difficult perspectives to adjudicate and reconcile. - so how do we? - we do it by recognizing that the people who believe differently from us are not ipso facto evil or wrong. they are people who believe differently from us. you know, we kind of recognize that the whole point of a pluralistic democracy is not to get everything exactly as you want. it is not to always get your way, but to recognize a civic and collective good that matters as much as my individual wants and whims. - i wanted to talk about grievance on the left and then go to the right. - yeah. - on the left, you talk about how it can take the shape of what we call wokeism. critical race theory, dei programs, concepts like microaggressions. broadly speaking, do you think the left's embrace of these concepts have generated a backlash for the democratic party, and how? - well, [laughs] i'll answer your question about a backlash with two words, a proper noun, actually, donald trump, i t
if you are anti-dei, you see a kind of new oppressive orthodoxy that is replacing one kind of discrimination with another. though again, those are difficult perspectives to adjudicate and reconcile. - so how do we? - we do it by recognizing that the people who believe differently from us are not ipso facto evil or wrong. they are people who believe differently from us. you know, we kind of recognize that the whole point of a pluralistic democracy is not to get everything exactly as you want. it...
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is there knowledge, absolutely, of all kinds. the diagram i showed is a bunch of questions to me those are lifelong learning questions and also a map of the research agenda so how do you create a trust inside of organizations, that is a person that has been studied so these have a huge literature but it's also not going to be resolved because of changes when the social media collapses into the world changes so the agenda changes. what you need to learn is whatever we know at the present moment about how to solve the problems that are on my list plus the skills, and i'm talking about intellectual skills. but i would put some things most people wouldn't be so interested in. so game theory and the way that it generalizes across the different scales and contexts and collaboration. in your view there is a big we at the center that needs to be known and you emphasize knowledge. is there a way in which that can obstruct our understanding and vision at the end of the day are we studying this thing we inherited so that we know it or is th
is there knowledge, absolutely, of all kinds. the diagram i showed is a bunch of questions to me those are lifelong learning questions and also a map of the research agenda so how do you create a trust inside of organizations, that is a person that has been studied so these have a huge literature but it's also not going to be resolved because of changes when the social media collapses into the world changes so the agenda changes. what you need to learn is whatever we know at the present moment...
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and i try to use my platform to up lift those things and kind of break down the stigma. and these fig narratives that you know, immigrants are all criminal. ready ready as and horrible people when that's really not the case. i definitely do think that social media can be used to highlight the positive and that ultimately leads to more humanitarian policies. for me, is there a sense that social media can also give a voice to the perspective of migrants? you know, the connection maybe that they themselves make between historical and maybe contemporary phones of inequality in the wild migration flows which are pops less apparent in mainstream discourse. a 100 percent in, in, in the main stream media we often see these things put to one side and unfortunately, especially in the u. k. but also in the us flow, especially in both of them. we see this narrative of small boats, of invasion, of people coming and trying to steal our jobs. people coming and trying to, um, kind of change our culture. and it's, it's really not true. um it's, it's, it's, it's, it's something which can
and i try to use my platform to up lift those things and kind of break down the stigma. and these fig narratives that you know, immigrants are all criminal. ready ready as and horrible people when that's really not the case. i definitely do think that social media can be used to highlight the positive and that ultimately leads to more humanitarian policies. for me, is there a sense that social media can also give a voice to the perspective of migrants? you know, the connection maybe that they...
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apart, over basically a 5060 kilometer kind of wide section. the border have now been contained a bit more ins, bit clear away on what needs to be done. but certainly lots of questions being austin key if. if this is territory that you paid one back at the end of 2022. and why was this? no better pad you very much, the w corresponded and they come only they're reporting from keith. and so we're looking at some of the other stories that making headlines around the world says, fighting is really a strikes have been reversed across the gaza strip. is our lead times of re entered fonts of the north. it's military says, how must so it's carried out. they've told the 7, tow taxes regrouping that hundreds of thousands of palestinians have also fled the southern city. over a fall off, the israel issued new evacuation orders. the sirens have sounded across the as well in the sun, the ceremonies to a mock memorial day. this is commemoration is dedicated to the move in 1200 people killed by homos last year, as well as the soldiers who have died during the
apart, over basically a 5060 kilometer kind of wide section. the border have now been contained a bit more ins, bit clear away on what needs to be done. but certainly lots of questions being austin key if. if this is territory that you paid one back at the end of 2022. and why was this? no better pad you very much, the w corresponded and they come only they're reporting from keith. and so we're looking at some of the other stories that making headlines around the world says, fighting is really...
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they're not offering this kind of subsidies of room. there was to the training and capacity all the police officers coming from 10 to 2 or 5 of the sections that are glad he has addressed the attempts to address these through providing training to the police officers. at least a 100 of them went to the us for training in between november last year and now and hopefully they have acquired the rights to the government is also trying to convince him that because bedroom from the re sport bedroom, fuller, i think you put them in full and those are drawn from a special oh patients. oh that they have the kind of skills that 100 flat these 3 groups have been used, device terrorism to address extreme by that situation. and so i do hope that the testing situation, but then the question that kind of asking me is we have a b correct where he's full, we have a v by the police, will that response to, to the rest, read the violence and kind of let me ask you, this is the ask you that is going to be brought into into light and whether it was watching,
they're not offering this kind of subsidies of room. there was to the training and capacity all the police officers coming from 10 to 2 or 5 of the sections that are glad he has addressed the attempts to address these through providing training to the police officers. at least a 100 of them went to the us for training in between november last year and now and hopefully they have acquired the rights to the government is also trying to convince him that because bedroom from the re sport bedroom,...