i mean, of course, they write the legislation so that inequality goes all the way back to aristotle.i mean, aristotle said that when you social inequality of that on, the kind of scale that we now have, the only two options are tyranny or revolution. and all for revolution. but i don't i don't see the forces of revolution. i think the left been so systematically weakened. going all the way back to wilson in the twenties but also mccarthy and they've just been effectively in the powell of 1971 where lewis powell essentially mobilized corporate to blow back against the in terms of pushing back against the gains made in the 1960s. so we're in a very precarious position. we have a question here. chris. is it not true that the neocons who got us into iraq are actually now behind the engineering of the current war in ukraine? yes. and there is a chapter here called the pimps of war trying to reach out to them because of the same people i dealt with going all the way back to the wars in central america, in particular, elliott abrams and robert kagan, who was working for him in the state dep

of news channel new dishes in the forgiveness, one of the main topics of the 29 prayer meeting, aristotleildren are like dolls that can be prepared as prayer dolls, both on tv and in line with my children's entertainment, all the ideas can be implemented and big discussions too let's assume that it was hajj al-buyeh that the mobile or mobile prayer hall in the transportation of trains, airplanes, ships, and adjusts the train times, even if it has a heavy cost of modern transportation depreciation, it should be reduced , and this is the case that it is in harmony with the qibla direction with peace of mind. the arrangement of administrative services is due to the fact that transportation always goes up and the activities that have been carried out to communicate with god in sick environments require a series of tools and equipment. it should be a prayer rug that is similar to ordinary rugs it should not cause the spread of hospital infection, it should not be used in hospital environments, it should be used by a patient who needs a holy quran, a book of prayers, a reservoir, who needs a st

like aristotle and the founding fathers, politics is rooted in human nature, a reflection of human nature. just has a different conception of human nature than aristotle or the founding fathers indecision chapter 6, to hold your district, study human nature and act accordingly. there's only one way to do it, study human nature and react accordingly, you study human nature in books. books is a hindrance more than anything else. if you've been to college so much the worse for you. you have to unlearn are you learned and the learning takes time. some men can never forget what they learned in college. some may be district leaders by a fluke. to learn real human nature you have to go out among the people, see and to be seen. every man, woman and child, i know some of them too. i know what they like, don't like, i reach them by approaching the right side. for instance here's how i gather in the young men. i hear of a young fellow who thinks he can sing songs. i asked him to join ugly club, he comes and sings, the young fella has a reputation as a baseball player in a vacant lot. i bring them to

and this comes a week after another, allow the exec by alex aristotle, ukraine's presidential advisor. now he left over some commons, but he maids. he said that it was ukraine, that shot down the missile that ended up killing 44 people in the city of neat, neat pro, he later on. i apologize. 2 days later saying that he spoke to soon, but it was already out there. and this is something that the key of resume was not very happy about. so he was gone that he was gone through. so we have, in some cases in one month and scandals, and another cases we have a corruption, the wrong comments that will get you out. so marino, what could be the possible reasons for the wave of resignation? we're all, we're seeing a range of theories of the theories range of from desperation and disappointments. everson that's happening on the battlefield to corruption. we'll get to corruption in a little bit. the reason why some experts are saying that this may have something to do with how things are going on the battlefield because the heads of 4 regional administrations have left and these are front line town

similarly aristotle. yeah, we'll get there. there we go. similarly, aristotle, that since cultivated land could not be increased as quickly as population could grow, it was necessary to abort or expose i.e. leave to die. some children. the anglican prelates thomas malthus resuscitated this ancient debate. his very influential essay on the principle of population. in 1798, malthus became with geometric and arithmetic growth rates a geometrically growing value in proportion to its current value such as always doubling. so for example, 124 16. and arithmetic growth rate in contrast increases a constant rate. one, two, three, four. so he wrote population when unchecked increases in a geometrical ratio subsistence by contrast increases only in an arithmetical ratio. a slight acquaintance with numbers will show the immensity of the first power. in comparison to the second as a result of the mismatch between population and resource rates. famine would follow, said. and this debate reached a fever pitch in the second half of the 20th century when a

similarly, aristotle -- we will get there. the vehicle. similarly, aristotle worried that since cultivated land could not be increased as quickly as population could go, it was necessary to abort or exposed, i.e., lead to die, some children. the anglican district recessit that this ancient it is very influential essay on the principle of population in 1798. thomas malthus became fascinated with geometric and asthmatic groceries. g medicalio group growing value increases in proportion to its current values such as also become so, foror example, one, two, four, 16 and arithmetic growth rate in countries increases possibly come one, two, three, four pixele he wrote population went unchecked increases in a geometrical ratio subsistence by contrast increases only in an arithmetical ratio. a slight acquaintance with numbers will show the immensity of the first power in comparison to the second. as a result of the mismatch between population and resource rates, famine would follow, said malthus of this debate reached a fever pitch in the second h

and i would see plato, aristotle, socrates, euripides and aristophanes assembled around the parthenonwatch them around the parthenon as they discussed the great and eternal issues of reality. but i wouldn't stop there. i would go on, even to the great heyday of the roman empire, and i would see developments around there, through various emperors and leaders. but i wouldn't stop there. i would even come up to the day of the renaissance and get a quick picture of all that the renaissance did for the cultural and aesthetic life of man. but i wouldn't stop there. i would even go by the way that the man for whom i am named had his habitat. and i would watch martin luther as he tacked his 95 theses on the door at the church of wittenberg. but i wouldn't stop there. i would come on up even to 1863 and watch a vacillating president by the name of abraham lincoln finally come to the conclusion that he had to sign the emancipation proclamation. but i wouldn't stop there. i would even come up to the early '30s and see a man grappling with the problems of the bankruptcy of his nation and come wit

stuff that's been written since then, but good luck trying to do so that in a class on plato and aristotle. >> i don't mean to be flip, because it raises serious questions for you. let's keep up the conversation. antony aumann, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> i love my children dearly, but i wouldn't wish their handwriting on anyone. >>> thanks for joining us today. >> i can't handwrite either. "at this hour with indcase bold sbolduan" starts right now. >>> in the next hour, president biden will deliver remarks on u.s. support for ukraine. he's expected to announce the u.s. will be sending a-1 abrams tanks to ukraine. this long debated move also comes just as germany confirms they will also be spending tank to say ukraine. both of these moves have been in the works for a while, a step both countries have resisted for a variety of reasons. these coordinated announcements now also pave the way for other european countries to do the same and supply tank to say ukraine. as ukrainians are preparing for a big spring offensive by russia. we're going to discuss all of this with n

aristotle, j.r.r. tolkien, lord of the rings. what he's currently reading, norma stone, hungry:a short history. alexandra lee, machiavelli, his life and times. which of any of those books do you want to talk about? >> guest: i could give you 50 bucks is the problem. i could have given you different titles from churchill and so forth. i will say why most of those, not lord of the rings, i don't like fiction, my critics say i do but nevermind. modern times i like not only because it was a great read but it is a style i try to emulate with my reagan books and others. i call them analytical narrative. is it fair to describe -- you tell a story but then brought some analysis about what it means, not just the facts of what happened and you can go on that way. churchill does the same thing in his history books, he spent two or three pages on th significance of what they meant. that's a style i try to emulate. cs lewis's aon of man is 70 pages long, kind of. on the surface it is about literature but it is really a restatement of natural

stuff that's been written since then, but good luck trying to do so that in a class on plato and aristotleerious questions for you. let's keep up the conversation. antony aumann, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> i love my children dearly, but i wouldn't wish their handwriting on anyone. >>> thanks for joining us today. >> i can't handwrite either. "at this hour with indcase boldn

aristotle once said movement is life, and life is movement, perhaps this thesis characterizes our hero preferably not so small, but there is always one short word here. yeah uh do as i said, do what should somehow work out there. again, i repeat, it doesn’t matter what matters how you do it, you are 60 this year, and dreams remain with age. but if we talk about work, then there is a certain project there that i would like to do. if we talk about life, i would like to see what i have not seen yet. this is also a lot. if we talk about uh, fate, how does it go in the stream? yes, but no one canceled what about what? i don't even suspect myself. andrey, i can note him alone things you. a man of specific deeds, but not specific words what is the meaning of andreevsky's life? this was the meaning of life life itself. to become a star of the soviet union at the age of 4, you can imagine what was going on in the mind of a child, the performer of the main roles in films, there lived an elephant girl and a rope first-grader natalya zashchipina on the air of the project. one day, right after this

i've been trying to use this describing our friendship with aristotle's and true friendship is to peoplee same soul. i feel very blessed. maybe i can finish the story. and so it may will finish doing this and i'll have a book while talk a lot about theology and religion. i've never. tried something like this before it's a real struggle for. >> when kelly clark someone you could have his conversations with? >> or courage my previous statement was in the house of commons, we thought so much alike about certain things. the same questions are on our mind frequency to grow up with him? >> know we met in college. we were inseparable after we met. when the phone on time is a lawyer in oregon i was all over the place. we kept close touch. we usedri to write in the 80s before e-mailed everything lisa write each other the end of the year longac letters. eight or 10 singlespaced pages i was summarized without was most important in our lives in the previous year. what we read, or the most important things we read, what we're thinking about what exchanges letters for new year's. who do something like

aristotle phonies made fun of the elites of ancient greece, 2000 years before chaplin made fun of thepolice in america and europe. as chaplin himself said, humor heightens our sense of survival and preserve our sanity. and i do think that it's a key aspect to political humor generally, and chaplin's messaging in specific. humor is a key coping mechanism in a world that is run by others, people who claim or at least presumed to be the betters of oneself. jokes and mockery are common responses to the arrogance of elites. the tramp occupies what we might describe as a space of play that allows comics to say or, in the early films of chaplain, to do, through pantomime, taboo things that might be too critical or too controversial to be expressed by more conventional figures in film or in life. many of the things the tramp does would be treated much more harshly where they not on the silver screen. remember, the tramp in his early films is accrued and violent think figure, though he soft and as the years went by. the authorities in cap and films were pretty consistently unpleasant, sometime

similarly, aristotle. >> will get there,. >> 's outward since cultivated land could not be increasedquickly as population could grow, it was necessary to abort or expose -- leave today some children. resuscitated this ancient debate in his very influential essay comes fascinated with geometric and growth rates geometrically growing value increases in proportion to its current value such as always doubling. so one, two, four, 16. and growth rate contrast increases at a constant rate one, two, three, four. so he wrote population went unchecked increases in a geometrical ratio. subsistence by contrast increases only in arithmetic ratio for slight acquaintance with numbers will show the immensity of the first in comparison to the second period as a result of the mismatch between population and growth rate famine would follow. this debate reached a fevered pitch on the second half the 20th century went to populations of many poor countries exploded, thanks primarily to the spread of scientific knowledge and better medical care. enter the stanford university biologist in his 1968 best-sell

punk it just happens to have a overconsumption of human nature than maybe aristotle or the founding fathers and this is in chapter six. to hold your district, to get reelected. to hold your district, study human intern act according. there is only one way to hold a district. you must study human nature and act according. you can't study human nature books, sorry people. brooks is a hindrance more than anything else. if you have been to college, so much the worse for you. you have to unlearn all you've learned before you can what they learned in coget right do, and unlearning takes a lot of time. some men can never forget what they learned a college. such men may get to be district leaders by a fluke, but they never last. to learn real human nature, you have to go out among people. see them, and be seen. i know every man woman and child in the 15th district, except then that have been the born this summer. i know some of them too. i know they like, but they don't, like they're strong at, with their weekend, and i reach them by approaching at the right side. for instance, here is how i gather

greek state to be the continuous descendants of the world of socrates and the world of plato and aristotle true . the second thing is, you true. the second thing is, you know what is tourism is want the things for tourism in the same way the egyptians want the tourism. the nigerians want it for tourism . sorry, this is not for tourism. sorry, this is not a serious argument. the serious argument is these things became part of world culture. the i think are we see how we believe in london. they belong in a great cultural centre, not in these obscure , you know, rat these obscure, you know, rat infested corners . the world infested corners. the world david starkey you very, very much the legend that is mr. david starkey . great stuff. david starkey. great stuff. right? okay so it's no stunt this time because mark steyn is still recovering, although watch this space, people watch this space. okay it is instead pummelled the patrick. that's right. so all of you've been ferreting away and you've been emailing vaiews@gbnews.uk with a variety of different questions designed to pummel the living ou

plato and aristotle created the academy and the lyceum, perhaps the first institution of higher learningstern civilization. they had their version of a lyceum, but because there were so many lice inside they called it the lice see em. because they were high ranking officers, there were university administrators and professors from harvard and elsewhere. there were playwrights. there were actors. there were composers all inside libby. they put on shows. they reenacted shakespeare. they had classes in german, latin greek, various languages. there were classes on theology, classes on everything in there. there were classes on the art of photographer, even though they didn't have cameras inside. they would explain it. the prisoners would amuse themselves by putting on classes and attending classes. the problem was they had to do it quietly. they sang in a whisper. they acted out plays but everybody had to lean in because if they were to loud, the guards would bayonet people or beat people. they produced their own newspaper, called the libby chronicle. if someone managed to steal some paper a

aristotle democracy, whatever, to fundamental extent we're have to be rediscover it.hings called renaissance . this are called renaissance. this are about remember under and didn't tell you calvin because i just use it as the phrase remember underlying our civilisation is a past great civilised the civilisation greece and rome the thing that produced those sculptures that we are arguing about now at the centre of the british museum's collection and the astonishing pavements of that civilisation built though it was of course on the found these forms of conquest and slavery. they underpin our civilisation and we lost them. we them with the fall of room. fundamentally, rome . and so this fundamentally, rome. and so this is really frightening stuff rome falling because they missed the currency because they had the equivalent of the nhs, they doubled the of the army in two successive and it's downhill from there. but with the fall of rome you lose knowledge that knowledge then has to be painstakingly preserved. rediscover and translated . re rediscover and translated. re u

greek state to be the continuous descendants of the world of socrates and the world of plato and aristotle true . the second thing is, you true. the second thing is, you know what is tourism is want the things for tourism in the same way the egyptians want the tourism. the nigerians want it for tourism . sorry, this is not for tourism. sorry, this is not a serious argument. the serious argument is these things became part of world culture. the i think are we see how we believe in london. they belong in a great cultural centre, not in these obscure , you know, rat these obscure, you know, rat infested corners . the world infested corners. the world david starkey you very, very much the legend that is mr. david starkey . great stuff. david starkey. great stuff. right? okay so it's no stunt this time because mark steyn is still recovering, although watch this space, people watch this space. okay it is instead pummelled the patrick. that's right. so all of you've been ferreting away and you've been emailing vaiews@gbnews.uk with a variety of different questions designed to pummel the living ou

punk it just happens to have a overconsumption of human nature than maybe aristotle or the founding fathers and this is in chapter six. to hold your district, to get reelected. to hold your district, study human intern act according. there is only one way to hold a district. you must study human nature and act according. you can't study human nature books, sorry people. brooks is a hindrance more than anything else. if you have been to college, so much the worse for you. you have to unlearn all you've learned before you can get right down to human nature, and unlearning takes a lot of time. some men can never forget what they learned a college. such men may get to be district leaders by a fluke, but they never last. to learn real human nature, you have to go out among people. see them, and be seen. i know every man woman and child in the 15th district, except then that have been the born this summer. i know some of them too. i know they like, but they don't, like they're strong at, with their weekend, and i reach them by approaching at the right side. for instance, here is how i gather in t

as aristotle pointed out . you as aristotle pointed out.e standards of poetry or poetry, both of mathematics and. what surprises me, you know, i'm not a historian. i'm not a philosopher. there's not a historian. i'm not a philosopher . there's the sheer philosopher. there's the sheer ignorance of so much of what these people propose. and they're locked and it's intellectually lazy . so you intellectually lazy. so you can't ask questions like . how can't ask questions like. how how come critical race theory says that being white is an absolutely dreadful thing ? you absolutely dreadful thing? you can't say you don't have these. you are irredeemably . but if you are irredeemably. but if you're man, you can become a woman just by saying so. why are these two completely, thoroughly genetic ? only physically centred genetic? only physically centred properties treated so differently? but of course, i know perfectly well that i am likely to get a whole lot of abuse for even raising the. well it's difficult to. just think that you protected that id

as aristotle pointed out . you as aristotle pointed out.e standards of poetry or poetry, both of mathematics and. what surprises me, you know, i'm not a historian. i'm not a philosopher. there's not a historian. i'm not a philosopher . there's the sheer philosopher. there's the sheer ignorance of so much of what these people propose. and they're locked and it's intellectually lazy . so you intellectually lazy. so you can't ask questions like . how can't ask questions like. how how come critical race theory says that being white is an absolutely dreadful thing ? you absolutely dreadful thing? you can't say you don't have these. you are irredeemably . but if you are irredeemably. but if you're man, you can become a woman just by saying so. why are these two completely, thoroughly genetic ? only physically centred genetic? only physically centred properties treated so differently? but of course, i know perfectly well that i am likely to get a whole lot of abuse for even raising the. well it's difficult to. just think that you protected that id

providing health education and welfare, will rest with the institutions of civil society fs that aristotle be clear, centuries and millennia ago, and that is the government does not know your name card does not know if your kids names of the government does not know jacky james kids are malcolm and turner, but mom and dad knowing printed on grandma no bathrooms, the teacher knows, the coach knows. those of the people they can form a deep sense of formation that can form the young people with virtues they need to be responsible and participants in this grand experiment in order of liberty and republican government which is why we have to be so sensually concerned with the health of the tradition of civil because all of the way back any notice of the way american democracy does he can upon forcing institutions of civil society, the market cannot do it. on the market will harm because it's english will give you stuff that will undermine your children's formation we can see that. she cannot rely on the market do the work i can eat duke many wonderful things we cannot do that is gotta be checks

education and welfare will with the institutions of civil society, with the government for reasons that aristotle made clear centuries, millennia ago. that is the government does not know your name. it doesn't know your kids names. the government doesn't know that jack and jeans kids are malcolm and sojourner. mom and dad no. grandpa and grandpa no. the pastor knows. teachers know. the coach knows. those are the people who can feel in that deep sense of education, that can form a young people with the virtues they need to be responsible participants in this grand experiment in order liberty, in republican government, which is why we have to be so centrally concerned with the health of the institution of civil societies. this goes all the way back. the market can't do it. often, the market will harm, if it's unleashed -- market forces will give you stuff that will undermine your children's formation. we can see that. gene was talking a little bit about that. you can't rely on the market to do that work. the market can do many wonderful things. i'm pro market. it can't do that. it has to be checked

education and welfare or rest with the institutions of civil society with carbon for reasons that aristotle made clear. sentries, millennia ago. and that is the government doesn't know your name. doesn't know your kids name. the government doesn't c know tt jackie and jim's kids are malcolm and turner. but mom and dad know. grandma and grandpa no. pastor knows. teacherr knows. coach knows. and those of the people who can form in the t deep sense of education that includes moral formation, that conform young people with the virtues they need to be responsible participantse in this grand experiment in order of liberty and republican government, which is why we have to be so centrally concerned with the help of the institution of civil society. this goes all the waydidi back o the total. he noticed what american democracy really does depend on forcing institutions of civil society, of market can't do it, often the market will harm, if it is unleashed. market forces will give you stuff that will undermine your children's formation. we can see that. you thought of about that. so can rely on mark

but these are these these are classic questions of what aristotle called distribute of justice that haveow for, you know, two, two and a half thousand years and longer. and the funder mental question, michel as you will recognise , is michel as you will recognise, is whether you should leave this to the forces of society interacting or whether you need a big government coming in, decide what's right and imposing it on people. and the trouble is that although the latter looks really quite attractive , it really quite attractive, it nearly always ends badly. yeah. and you've got to. you've got to be. i'm going to bring some of your thoughts in on some of this now as well. but you've got to be mindful well that you're be mindful as well that you're trying attract top talent and trying to attract top talent and you're you're in you're you're fishing in a global pond. so i don't know if here well, you here we start saying, well, you can pay a c, don't know, can only pay a c, i don't know, let's just say can only pay a c, i don't know, let's just sa y £1,000,000. let's just say £1,000,000. i'm

winter fishing, a rather ancient hobby, they say aristotle bc described people who fish, making holesything rested on dexterity, hand. today, success is also provided by special fishing gadgets. now they are collecting food. you see, he is looking at the bottom. this one, he is looking for what we gave him imposingly, swimming up to the dining table, this perch does not yet realize that his song has already been sung. after all, pavel first checked the area of ​​the camera with an echo sounder, and then arranged the fishing rods. now he knows where which fish is hiding and prepares a treat for everyone. now there is depth. we have about 4 m. e, we will feed it with moistened bait in the hope that roach will come out and we will catch it with a keen interest in winter fishing. the main thing is not to forget about safety. the hypo underfoot is a rather fragile material, so the experts resemble a plaque. it is necessary to take a self-rescuer whistle , put on a float suit and carefully look under your feet . uh, loose ice is already bad ice. he is thin. by no means and you can’t stand u

this word is not at all a day later, aristotle has a new version, if the solidarity is left behind, it a planned decision by the leadership, apparently, leaving ukrainian soldiers to die is also planned kiev's decision one of the soldiers told cnn about the catastrophic situation. we tried to retreat on our own, but the orcs were already there, unless orders were given to retreat today. we probably won't have time to leave, he said to cnn on the phone. we were told that they would take us out. and now we're just abandoned. he said that the soldiers ran out of food, running out of water, and that they have wounded? to the northwest of solidar, russian forces pushed through the defense of the apu. they are fighting for the railway station salt, its loss will endanger the flank after hitting the entire ukrainian grouping in the seversk area, the airborne troops are storming the village of krasnaya gora, the experimental one is completely liberated, this opens a direct path to the southern quarters. artyomovsk. selvorog. not the enemy himself, not the solidarity itself , but the road throu

. >> this is what the kids would call false equivalency or aristotle in many of his writings would call malarkey. >> i'm going to finish talking about what we're talking about because this is an important story as well that we'll be covering on "morning joe" today after hundreds of brazilians stormed the government buildings in support of former president bolsonaro who left the country for florida almost two weeks ago. there's no pressure on the biden administration to send jair bolsonaro back to brazil, so we'll get to tall of that in just moments. >>> big news coming out of georgia about possible conviction, a possible conviction, but possible grand jury news and how that impacts donald trump. but first, let's talk about georgia for a second, willie, and, i don't know. >> yeah. >> here's the thing. i don't know how to say this politely. >> well, say it impolitely. >> okay. when you let a team that loses to kansas state play in the college football championship, right, and you have a team coached by nick saban that lost, yes, two games on the last play of each one of those games in two

so it was aristotle that said the root of education are better, but the fruits are rich .is better postponed . a lot of better postponed. a lot of children are now not turning up to school because we see an increase in truancy. you know teachers know of to be social workers have to be educators have to be parents have to be lots of things. instead of educators. and i think that's muddying the waters as well. now apparently, teachers have not had a pay increase relative to everyone else for the past ten years or so. so they're now saying, well, look, we are doing all of these rules are rules are very now they've changed. so much. let's bring something to the table. let's help negotiate and let us be paid for what we should be doing . but it is should be doing. but it is really unfortunate that we've got the real strikes, we've got the issues with the nhs and now education seems to be crippling us too . i mean, we need our us too. i mean, we need our future , we need the future of future, we need the future of society to be able to grow empirically grow. is there a fundament