there was a you know, they hadn't really thought about slavery, you know, especially a lot of you know, a lot of white i mean just to you know to be a lot of white people think about that era as one that's you know, it's about all those things. we like celebrate right? it's about the revolution and independence which are important in foundational the ideas that come out of them, but they come it's like colonial williams and they realize that half the population was black. right and even though they might not see that a story like the runaway store. gave a very human component that the kind of made people think about this in a way they could relate at least i think made something they could relate to but you were in the middle of it and clearly the reactions could be very they could be very intense sometimes. yeah, no, they can be and you know those, you know several times when we would have this this gathering, you know orchestrated by these enslaved characters, and we're gathering and we've got you know hundred 200, maybe 300 people, you know gathered around us and then all the sudden

, the equivalent of, you know, i don't know a 100000000 posts an hour. i don't know what it is, but you know, how could they possibly fact check the pose? so the moment they start screening saying, okay, we're not going to let anybody post something to do with q and i ok, but what about this conspiracy theory or that one? because you know, some of them might be real. what if it's, you know, just a shade above normal conspiracies, some would, that can be true. are you going to scream that out? so the moment they start filtering, you know, that's going to be a problem. i think. so, you know, there's not a good solution because it's orders of magnitude more power of the mainstream media . oh, well i was a conspiracy theories have so many adherents now that there are starting to actually influence whole societies. we spoke about trump. trump's presidency as a prime example, you know, while officials have at the following one theory or another, regular people, they show up with guns and they try to kill nonexistent. human traffickers

that was a conspiracy theory that turned out to be real. you know, president lincoln was assassinated by a conspiracy. the assassination of transferred 9 in san diego in 1914 that launched the 1st world war. that was a true conspiracy. they were conspiring to these serbian nationalists were conspiring to assassinate a foreign leader. so there's enough of these things that happened in the real world . wall street traders that cheat the system and in your country, you know, oligarchs that, you know, hacked the heck the economic system after the fall of the soviet union. these are real so people can see that some conspiracy theories turn out to be true. so what's to say that they are all are true and therefore we need some kind of conspiracy theory detection device which i've, i've outlined, but also is it, could it be lack of agency that drives people into believing where things, you know, if an average person has no power control over the virus vaccination, pensions. no power to influence government decisions. is this feeling of being powerless? a fa

he was a big supporter of immigration. you know, he kind of he took the liberal left side of the politics in the media post war years and he ran with that and he did a lot of hard-hitting cartoons in 1945 early 1946. like the cartoon you have we have up on the screen right now go home junior. you're making me look silly that clansman says. you see is this little son? who's you know who's aping fathers of father's customs there, but you know, i do have to ask because bill bill was an extremely popular guy as the representation of the other the champion of the infantry the common man in world war ii, but how do people react to the to the new bill? no, certainly. they had loved him when he championed the ordinary grunt but not everyone appreciates the new political cartoons do they mean isn't that the nature of a political cartoon in there some people supposed to say right on and others of people are supposed to spit their coffee out and against the morning paper. so i just wonder how the new bill was accepted by his legion a fan some

that was a conspiracy theory that turned out to be real. you know, president lincoln was assassinated by a conspiracy. the assassination of transferred 9 in san diego in 1914 that launched the 1st world war. that was a true conspiracy. they were conspiring to these a serbian nationalists were conspiring to assassinate a foreign leader. so there's enough of these things that happened in the real world . wall street traders that cheat the system and in your country, you know, oligarchs that, you know, hacked the heck the economic system after the fall of the soviet union. these are real so people can see that some conspiracy theories turn out to be true. so what's to say that they are all are true and therefore we need some kind of conspiracy theory detection device which i've, i've outlined, but also is it, could it be lack of agency that drives people into believing where things, you know, if an average person has no power control over the virus vaccination, pensions. no power to influence government decisions. is this feeling of being powerless? a

same as you know a sex in the city or well it's you know, it's a little closer but like a seinfeld, youknow, it's not this big cultural moment. and so it's it's like there's more women doing stuff, but they're not ever gonna have the same power that was sort of concentrated in a different time in television that can that's good in some ways because there's something for everyone, but i think we need to get more women in at least the biggest, you know, kind of places that we have these days i would say shonda rhimes is doing it, but i would like more more shonda rhimes is what we really right where it's this. she's this powerhouse and she can make something like bridgerton was as close as we're gonna get to something like a phenomenon where even if you haven't seen it, you know what it is you were at forced at some point to be like, okay, what does everyone talking about? okay, i guess it's the sexy thing with people in a different time great now i know but you know, that's i think more of that level of power more women in that in that situation would be the next step i think. we've had

$4.00, you know, including a juror, a peanut butter. and, you know, we're seeing it, but you know, the old saying goes, there's 2 ways to go in broke. you can have no money or you can have plenty of money that's not worth anything. and we seem to be choosing that, you know, the 2nd one because it's easier for the authorities to get away with that. by the way, you know, the whole modern monetary theory that this exorbitant money printing and spending and fiscal spending is based on, you know, it represents kind of the final horizon of detachment from, from being real, from having a real economy. i don't think we're going to get beyond m m t. all right, that's incredible. we're going to pick us up in part 2 with jim counsellor, don't go away. the me ah, join me every 1st on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to get from the world, the politics sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. me me make no certainly no board is under the blind number. please. as emerge. we don't have authority. we don't actually, the whole world

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i don't know a lot about the world, but i know that i'm impressed. she's broaden down to become a brand rep. she has her own brand, accomplish business woman. now it's called uncommon, james. and i must say that shipped her if her taste in items it was good as her taste and branding names uncommon. james is a cool what she's just released her new skin, caroline, uncommon beauty. we will chatter up. i think she's living down in nashville right now. and she can educate me on the ways of reality, tv and branding. maybe i should come out with a dentist speller, beauty line. now maybe not that as well or flush what the hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. we are joined today by our friend kristen cavalry and you know what, we had a few ladies on recently who were building these brands. you can see that there is a way to do this. now i'm very strategic. i'm fascinated by, but of course, you know, or from, i guess she became a household name in laguna beach and then she joined the spin off series. the hills for its last to season had her own show, v

a multi-layered process. it has to take place all you know there isn't there isn't a quick fix. it doesn't take place by you know, taking down one monument or 60 monuments or putting up another it has to work on multiple levels. it has to work through education and education is not just something that takes place in the schools. it's something that takes place through popular culture. and the other thing that i think we need to recognize from the germans we can learn from the germans is this is a multi-generational project. it's not going to disappear, you know take place overnight. this is something that our children will still be working on perhaps their children less so but our children will certainly be rooting out the vestiges of racism and of hatred and resentment. and the ways in which that seeps into the culture that we inhabit. so how's that for a start? well as soon that was that was wonderful. jalane. do you have anything else you want to add to that? no, i i want to to hear more. well, julian, thank you very much for bringing us together for this conversation which fe

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new ideas, you know instant coffee, which was a big big deal when it came out and coffee, you know wasn't necessarily something that was given to soldiers only on it was during the civil war. the army introduces coffee as a replacement for rum. we actually, you know distributed realm and in sort of the daily rations and they felt this was a way to to get alcohol out, but also have a stimulant like coffee and that's how it became. very very popular. so after the civil war soldiers brought coffee home and that how it became very popular today. not only in the army but you know all around the world. so the importance of food and how that drove an industry to develop food items and you know meals ready to eat was driven by the soldiers need on the battlefield. so in this section, we focus on the humanitarian relief efforts that the army has been evolved in. so ever since the end of civil war where we had sort of stockpile of rations and equipment. we put that to good use in helping countries who, you know have a natural disaster whether it's a hurricane or a earthquake, you k

when a line, you know, like what a deal was sunday people like you know what a 1000000 job. 30 the when assayed us has one of the largest concentrations of football clubs in the world and 70 percent of all argentine support either boca, or their great rivals. river play. the darby as seen as the ultimate battle between rich and poor. both clubs originate from level can neighbourhood, but river moved to a more affluent area of one aside as earning them the nickname, the millionaires look at juniors remained, but their support is nationwide. in the suburbs of bonus iris lives a true fanatic maximilian who cancel. he lives 5 minutes away from his local club, but his heart is with bulger. you mention that there are the window. so yeah, guy, real e. know been so now like a frodo, man, and i have a satellite satellite does that allow me might have less than what you put him away, but in the fall i got it kind of all the way out but i don't know what i mean, but i don't i don't know what she let me tell you. i'm going to go t

between a conflict between dozens of nations. i don't know that you really can have a clearly delineated turning point. i'm not sure that it exists. yeah. oh, it's it's such a difficult question in some respects. and so if i was like remember, you're not even being paid for this. this is this is if i was here if i was going to define a turning point in any way then i i'd see it as a a switch in the initiative and that's probably the tactical really operational level and i think you can see that to some extent, you know from from john's greek presentation about about midway from alamine and indeed stalingrad. it's weird does the initiative swing but it becomes in many respects just a discussion point and who gets to decide what are turning point is and it tends to be after the event. so people in 1942 and people in 1942 really recognize that things have changed and if there's a political reason to i said as there is for churchill and then yes, you'll declare something as a turning point, but does that mean that the war is necessarily going to

people wanted to stay for a free ride in the hotel and is up and you know, as a, as a child. i mean, i grew up in the only experimental, you know, israeli palestinian community to induce that. i mean to be where there was such a huge experiment for this distance, shared her pace. i'm just going to show us where this place is. so a waste of pieces where you, where you grew up and then liberally, israelis and palestinians live side by side. and this is why i know i big, i attended the school there. my whole life of been like, i've been raised the, the, you know, the live of peace kind of girl. and i also learned the flow in the peace movement and how well you know the flows the and very can. the center middle class is very much and you know, not reaching out to marginalized community and more and more and more and more criticism that i have also as a means that i me, the eastern jewish, you know, we call it, it may be quality color. we can get, you know, this is a very complex issue, but i grew up not having the common profile of like a left is, you know, i can, i, these really

you know, the military tries to be a, you know, a self-correcting organization. and when we see problems, we're going to address them. you know, hopefully we'll get this right. we'll probably get some of it wrong, but hopefully we'll get more of it right than we get wrong. >> in "the hero code," you also share how your own doctor, michael keating, gave you and your wife hope in your own diagnosis with lymphomic leukemia in 2010 while serving in afghanistan. it's been more than a decade since you were diagnosed. what can you tell us, admiral, about your current health? >> well, my current health is very good, and thanks for asking. i had a checkup about six months ago. i'm due for another one. but i did get some treatment back in 2017 from dr. keating. and that treatment seemed to serve me very, very well. all my numbers are good. i'm strong, i feel great. and that's sometimes the best indication. >> in a usa today interview, you recognized that you had exposure to toxins in your training, in the course of your training, in the course of your service. senator marco

to you know either a thing then we know they had they had a lot to lose and the case of the ones you mentioned. that's you know a lot of world war i should go that that is what happens. right? i mean they die as their kit there. they're killed in the kill many many of your friends. i mean his he one of his closest friends was livia who was killed condos say was killed or for was killed. i mean lafayette almost i mean barely it out alive. and yeah, i mean, it's not i'm not saying that you know franklin could see the future and he knew what course the french revolution would take but i think franklin also had a very strong attachment to the french. monarchy not because it was a fan of monarchy, but he was very appreciative of what france had done for america during the revolution. and so he was fully aware of the inefficiency and corruption of the french monarchy, but i think is gratitude to french support madems of more favorably disposed toward the king. then even other people that's a good. yeah, that's a good point. so thinking a little bit then about, you know, one of the last thin

yeah, you know he's tracking jokes. here's a guy, you know, whatever and so they wheel them to the the or here's reagan going in the operating room encourage will entertainer he believes the role of president is his role to play. it's a role to play. would he pass up a great operating room moment cody pass up a great operating room moment and his mind i can't get in his head. he leans up on his shoulder takes off the oxygen mask and says, i hope you're all republicans to all the doctors joe giordano the man who set the trauma thing except the system that save reagan's life the third time this day says, mr. president today, we're all republicans that's ironic because joe giordano is about as liberalized they come the nurses and doctors suspect that when he was in the or he knew things were very tense. he needed them. he knew he needed them to act normally in professionally and he needed to reduce the tension in the room. and so that's why he did that. he was on the hospital for 11 till april 11th 12 days after the shooting. and 1

it's always seen as a mark of. you know. something that is lacking something that is wrong something that goes against what is is supposed to be preferable supposed to be ideal and that's kind of a movement moving target that's happened the course of of centuries now, but also that was also of interest to me as well is thinking about um the controversies around marriage in family that have trailed. you know african-american throughout the entire history of african-american's in in american society thanks so much. that's a terrific answer. we're going to start pulling from interweaving some of the questions that have been submitted and just a reminder the people who are watching if you want use the q&a function, and also i want to thank the person who submitted through a question a note that that the links that i mentioned and our introduction weren't visible yet in the chat we've re submitted those so hopefully they are if they're not visible in the chat. feel free to submit that again as a q&a and we'll continue to try and a

a week. i have to be showing base. you know, if i'm expecting everybody else to be here, i need to be here as well. so i definitely get weird about that. but i think the hardest thing for me as a boss, has, has been to fire people. that is something that i, i read i get, i get, you know, anxious about it. luckily, now about a year ago, i hired an executive team, so i have a c o 6 directly below me. and he now has to deal with all the operations and has to deal with all that stuff. so i'm more in my creative bubble now, which is why i started the company in the 1st place. but there is a period where i was overseas, everybody. and i was having a lot, oh and it's, it's tough. you know, people often referred to their business as their baby. that's my baby. but you have dwarf that with the 3 actual babies, which i think you're beautiful. company of raising 3 kids right now. and i don't know, i always find that having the children level to me as far as my avarice is nature about getting a not avaricious but i wanted to get as much as

a family newspaper. i didn't do nudity. i didn't do sex. you know, there were there were sort of a stand it kind of informal standards. and the reason i didn't do them would be that they would detract from the point of the cartoon people would just get upset by the fact that there was nudity and likewise. i wouldn't you know, i wouldn't include a religious figure gratuitously if it wasn't. was it was in the out something that had to do it it just you know, i didn't go around picking on cripples. you know, it's right right and i mean it's easy, you know, i would just add anybody knows signe wilkinson or any of her work for the first past four decades that they'll see, you know, she doesn't do any of this gratuitously. she's not trying to offend anybody but sometimes she will right just by virtue with the fact that you know, she's dealing with important and emotional political and cultural questions and i think the real question for all of us is when people are upset. do you concede to that and also i'd add in the case of you know, the the muslim cart

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so i mean, people are living onto a harsh reality. you know, it, the trials are happening, but the trial may, inside and out of the public, new families can attend and also, and the military to pay to ship childs a, just now a p. and we know that all of you know, almost all of them will be sentenced and politically motivated charges at the numbers of the rest. keep you know, growing every day and people are really courageous because still protesters are coming out in the flesh or creative. so people are still existing against the crew, then i think, you know, they want to want to add well, i guess, you know, i think one of the things that perhaps that i just want to explain it a bit more when waited in just now sad people i just really worried and they would rather have their loved ones in prison because what's been happening over the possible and a half months is that there has been a lot of cases where people were arrested. you know, the night before. and then the next day the families get a call to say, oh your, your father, your, your son,

i wish i know i don't have a job. but and things got worse in the singapore before people were out about in the sun, on the equator. and the sun is good for the virus. like everybody got worse so much, don't know what they're doing, even to singapore. so you must be happy to be here in russia. we use the people not wearing math. well i like russia and so i'm happy to be ok on that. no, we're going to go to a short break it out about short break. we'll continue our discussion with jim rogers on the global economy. stay with r t i the ah, ah me. ah, do it again. which phoenix has actually got to come and face men's, clothing and shoulder holster. it's a kind of has gone feminism. its name is hook me up, put a human level, some of the whole model that it was. it was a lot of up up on the job, but you don't want me. she lives in one of the most dangerous and patriarchal provinces of afghanistan cost lacey, which time i thought, sure, no problem when i shot that updated kit on. but yes, that i've got enough that she does he

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and so, you know, there was like a lot of talk about like what type of question or, you know, what --hat answers was i looking for? and i -- i really just saw it as a way to deflect from, you know, ultimately, the -- you know, the goal of a bipartisan commission. which -- which would look into, like, the root causes of the january-6th insurrection. again, like most of the senators there. they were interested in, you know, force mobilization. like, how were officers deployed that day? or they wanted to address, you know, physical-security concerns at the capitol. that's all, like, fine and dandy. you know, there's investigations that are going on. i'm sure that will address those factors. just like there's a criminal investigation, you know, to investigate, you know, the individuals who, you know, committed acts of violence or destruction. but what i am really interested in, what i was advocating for, was, you know, a broad look into what led us, as a country, to get to a point where, you know, individuals felt that they were -- you know, their behavior was sanctioned to attack the cap

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know i saw. i think i was, like, 7 when a grown man shot at me. you know what i'm saying? it's so much that you see, daily. so much that you see, daily, nonstop, that you, as a man, not supposed to feel. so, with my daughter and my future children, i'm going to have a lot of children. yeah, i'm going to make sure the money is right to take care of all of that. >> you better, also, check with mama. she has something to do with it. >> sure. i'm going to, definitely, implement communication with my daughter. being able to open up, and tell me how she feel. >> bam counselors, often, act not only as mentors, but also father figures to the young men in their group. they check in on their grades, their health, their safety. christian champagne says, president obama has checked in with him over the years, since they met, more than his own father has. >> what's going on, man? you doing all right? yeah? things going all right? okay. did you finish strong like you were supposed to? >> i know experience, excellence is -- is -- is possible. and i need to strive for that. although sports