we started with john locke and hobbes in the obvious places. we went on to montesquieu. we read the spirit of laws. we read persian letters, we read a lot of voltaire. we read rousseau, we read david hume, we read thomas paine and the american founding fathers and just a whole variety of people and it was a huge hit in a couple of the students actually said, why don't we read these things in high school? they're so important and we don't know them. so that was a great it was a hit both at the college and at the at the prison. it is indeed material we should all be reading in high school. so brooke allen the obvious question is what was it like teaching john locke to maximum security prisoners and what did you expect and what was he? what was the actual reality? well, i expected that it might be a difficult i'm sure, but in fact, they were a lot easier to deal with. and and still are really than college students. they had had to make a big effort to get into the program. they had to apply to bennington college effectively and be deemed at a good enough level to get in and

we started with john locke and hobbes in the obvious places. we went on to montesquieu. the spirit of laws. we read persian letters, we read a lot of voltaire. we read rousseau, we read david hume, we read thomas paine and the american founding fathers and just a whole variety of people and it was a huge hit in a couple of the students actually said, why don't we read these things in high school? they're so important and we don't know them. so that was a great it was a hit both at the college and at the at the prison. it is indeed material we should all be reading in high school. so brooke allen the obvious question is what was it like teaching john locke to maximum security prisoners and what did you expect and what was he? what was the actual reality? well, i expected that it might be a difficult i'm sure, but in fact, they were a lot easier to deal with. and and still are really than college students. they had had to make a big effort to get into the program. they had to apply to bennington college effectively and be deemed at a good enough level to get in and do thei

local self-governing assembly at the townhall and also have the writings of english philosopher john locke. virtually all of the ideas that launch the american revolution can be found in the two treatises of government published 1689 the concept of human equality freedom and natural rights the responsibility of government to protect these rights and the rights to revolution if government tramples our rights but the american revolution maybe was both why did the american revolution succeed where the french revolution failed the answer can be found in this book the americans drew strength from the teachings of the narrative arc of scripture rescuing the jews from slavery bringing them into the freedom of the promised land and then in the new testament the story of jesus rescuing his people from the slavery of sin and the fear of death for the american revolution it was the freedom book next to the declaration of a constitution the bible might be called the third founding document in the american revolution one of the 56 of the declaration as any man in america and weatherspoon personified th

6th of march, and focus on a recent book by claire riddell, our scientist, america's philosopher john locke in the american intellectual life. third, as always, like to recognize two people who's behind the scenes efforts? make the seminars possible. pete pierce decker of the wilson center and rachel wheatley of the h. and then finally on the logistics, please note that today's session, as always, is being recorded and can soon be found on our institutions websites. and when we get the question and answer section of the webinar, we ask those of you with questions. use the raise hand function or the q&a function on zoom and we'll call on as many folks we can with those preliminaries out of the way. i turn the screen over to my co-chair, christian ostermann, who will be moderating today's session. kristen, all yours. thanks, eric. delighted to introduce our featured speaker speaker carolyn isenberg. carolyn rusty is a professor of u.s. history and american foreign policy at hofstra university. her previous book drawing the line the american decision to divide germany. 1944 to 1959 won, restor

john locke was a -- highly latino culture with a stop in los angeles.ncludes his conversation with another trail breeze or, comedian george lucas. >> latin kid in an all white game -- >> afraid to -- >> talk about, jokes and talking fast. and i mean, i just, four minutes of an emotion that, in the 18 years of my life i never felt that. never felt that acceptance or looking at people look up at you and then seeing them laughing. >> that is, i think that is the aha moment. more than that, because the chemistry in your body changes a little bit. i had a similar moment, mine wasn't acting when i was 17 around that time. i did a scene in my acting class, about this kid who hated his dad, wasn't therapy, wasn't getting problems. kind of like my life. and i did this scene and i killed it. and i felt like, this is what i was meant to do, this was a calling. >> almost like something turns on. >> yes. yes. >> you can catch the finale of leguizamo does america tonight -- streaming on peacock as well. coming up, the -- police response in the wake of a texas goal sh

john locke could do it. i think that's you and thank you for being here. thank you. thank you. thank you. well done. thank you for leading such a dynamic conversation and lucky. thanks so much for sharing your story. we have actually taken lucky out to l.a. and he will outlive us all because we had him filmed. i think there were 1200 or so questions that you were asked and there's a wonderful technology that that we tested out here from the show, a foundation where you literally push a button and ask a question in the algorithm. we'll run through. lucky was one of our veterans. that was kind enough to devote, i think it was three days of your time for those questions. so my great great grandchildren will be able to have a conversation with lucky, but now it's your turn to have a conversation with lucky. please raise your hand. connie and i will bring the microphone to you. and gentlemen, we'll start here in the center aisle. while lucky. what a story. poor kenny, i fly 48. yes. my question is that the raid on berlin that was proposed was that general remains idea or was that pa

but john has locked this corey door to we have heard from the president of us that a bunch on that piece is possible between the 2. and we are expecting to hear more about math. as soon as that begin with a bilateral talks to try lateral talks and then we'll see the results. but at the moment, it's all about building on those partnerships in you raise your rate to you, raise your, and attracting more investment, more partnerships, to make sure that, that these countries are not affected. but anything that happens in the west speed, financially or politically. meanwhile, moscow is also hosting an international security form where officials are mulling over the global food and energy issues on the sidelines. all the events we spoke with, libby is a national security advisor, who stays the world old, a seeing the emergence of new alliances with interconnection coming to the forefront. what came through to represent the national security council of libya and the people of fleet via despite the crisis where going through most of the countries that were invited for presents include no brothers

you know, our our ordinary people reading john locke, are they reading montesquieu? are they are they reading lawyerly pamphlets? i don't think so. so what's getting them angry? what are they interested in? and so i came upon a diary written by a sailor from marblehead, massachusetts, a town that i hadn't heard of before. but it turns out it was the second largest city in massachusetts after boston at the time of the revolution. and this ordinary sailor named ashley baldwin kept a voluminous diary. he kept he wrote entries in it every day, beginning in 1766 into the 17th nineties. and i thought, great, here's here's my view of the revolution from an ordinary person. so i was in the library. there's a, there's a published version of the diary you could even read it online if you google it. and i said, okay, i want to see what he thinks about the stamp act, the tea act, sugar act. i want to, you know, see the things that are in all the textbooks about what people were angry about, about the revolution. ashley baldwin doesn't write about any of those things. at least no

and so john, remain locked in battle. a new 7 day truce agree this week is having no impact on the ground. and the power struggle between the army and the parent military rapids support forces. the army posted this video of troops celebrating, saying they defeated their rivals in the north of the cartoon. serbia, as presidents as an ounce, new gun control measures following a 2nd. not shooting this week. police of the rest of the suspects of gunman wanted in the killing of 8 people near the time. less than about the head of for us. as wagner mercenaries group says, his forces will pull out of the ukrainian city of buttons on may. the 10 he blames russell's commanders for not providing enough ammunition. he also says his fighters will stand by moved into a rustle of 63 day then leave. after 400 days of fighting, early results are indicating that the british prime minister wishes to nice conservative party has already lost more than 200 seats and local elections in england. the opposition, labor and liberal democrat parties

but unfortunately, the presence of russian peacekeepers is there, but john has locked this corner door. so we have heard from the president all by said a bunch on that piece is possible between the 2. and we are expecting to hear more about math as soon as it begins with a bilateral talks, the trilateral talks, and then we'll see the results. but at the moment, it's all about building on those partnerships in you raise a great to you, raise your and attracting more investment, more partnerships. so make sure that, that these countries are not affected by anything that happens in the west speed, financially or politically. well, marina, thanks very much for walking us through the main events of today's, you, raise your economic for him. maybe don't know, an india, an artificial intelligence computer called are all what's has taken 7 c face a place in the list of the world's most powerful supercomputer says that the countries administrative, electronics on information technology claimants, india has an edge now in this fair onto official intelligence is the most promising technology and

and there mean in the but unfortunately the presence of brushing peacekeepers is there, but john has locked this corner door. so we have heard from the prize. there's always that a bunch on that piece is going to be readable and we are expecting to hear more about math. as soon as the begin with the fall, i will talk to try out all talks and then we'll see the results. but at the moment, it's all about building on those partnerships in your range of rate to you, raise your and attracting more investment, more partnerships, to make sure that, that these countries are not affected. but anything that happens in the west be financially or politically gemini has officially slipped into a recession with consumer spending plummet thing as the country struggles with an energy crisis. back in 2021. germany's g. d. p growth such as 83 percent annually. by 2022 it was below 2 percent and in the 1st quarter of this year eventually stopped altogether. and january tons slowed ourselves, tried to convince this place, and there was nothing to worry about that kind of made storing food and energy prices due

in the presence of russian peacekeepers is there, but john has locked this corner door. so we have heard from the president all by said a bunch on that piece is possible. it looks reasonable to me. we are expecting to hear more about math as soon as the begin with the fall out, we'll talk soon. try out all the talks and then we'll see the results. but at the moment, it's all about building on those partnerships in you raise the rate to you, raise your, and attracting more investment, more partnerships, to make sure that, that these countries are not affected by anything that happens in the west speed, financially or politically. russia is also hosting an international security for him, where officials are mulling or the global challenges on the sidelines of the event we spoke with the head of the congolese delegation is a, is the gathering, facilitates the creation of new joint mechanisms specific duty day to day will gather to discuss global security issues over 112 countries in their organizations to court. it was a success, contribute to western opinion, rush res, no

but unfortunately, the presence of russian peacekeepers is there, but john has locked this corner door. so we have heard from the president all by said a bunch on that piece is possible, the troops we look through and we are expecting to hear more about math as soon as that begin with a lot of we'll talk to try out all talks and then we'll see the results, but at the moment it's all about building on those partnerships in your raise as rate to you raise your and attracting more investment, more partnerships, to make sure that, that these countries are not affected. but anything that happens in the west be financially or politically. well, there's thousands in don't boss has lost everything due to the wall balances and local authorities are doing what they can to help. this is the refugee sensors have been setup across russia as well as the don't boss where people can find temporary shelter. sees steve sweeney sensors. this report around 200 people are living here in this temporary accommodation. the don't yet people's republic. most of them have fled from all to him. all square fightin

i would rather be paired on a debate team with john fetterman thin locked in a room forced to listen to linda sanchez. it wasn't his account, linda. but the insults and the condescension from that hearing from democrats were nothing compared to the price paid by the whistleblowers who said in all honesty they don't know that they would do it again. >> one of your really good friends, and former colleagues came to you and said to you i have this thing that is being covered up. i think the american people need to know about it. what advice would you give them? >> i would tell them first to pray about it long and hard. and i would tell them i could take it to congress for them or i could put them in touch with congress, but i would advise them not to do it. >> you would legitimately try to protect one of your colleagues from doing what you have done? >> absolutely. >> how do you think that's always being able to shine light on corruption, weaponization and any kind of misconduct? >> it doesn't solve it. but the fbi will crush you. this government will crush you and your family if you tr

i investigation into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign, special counsel john during says the agency locked the evidence and relied too heavily on tips from trump's political opponents from the judge and congress to take action describing as, as trees. fighting between the sudanese army and the permanency rapids support forces has entered it's sections months now as negotiations continue about safe passage for 8 deliveries the 2 sides of a new job. so the escalation of violence and the west of the country devising and west off for meanwhile as sending more refugees and to neighboring chat. same as robbie has more from $1.00 and eastern chat on the border between chart and so done as porous and wild. lately you can see smoke rising in the distance, faint and far away, but those living here save that is alternate. now, the capital of west are for burning. the most active hawks buttons who don't conflict 2nd only to hard to own arm to villagers caught up in violets. the consequence of the fight for controls of the country refugees here say they escaped in the night searching for days to find a

john. the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades. a fragile cease fire paved the way for peace talks. it's a tyrant, trade that's being played by clashes for over 30 years, punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but the long dispute open and gone to cairo buck to be coming to an end. which one bits of it sounds like you are meeting your recognizes as a, by john's territory of 86600 square kilometers as long as, as or by john is willing to recognize the territorial integrity of our meeting using 29800 square kilometers, as advise you on the territory includes kindergarten, no cut it off kilometers, thoughts k number of junction, which some of it's pushing on, made the commitment on the condition that as the by john guarantees the safety of ethnic armenians living. that the region was established by the soviets, after world war one predominantly populated by the comedians. it was never the less included within the soviet socialist republic of azerbaijan, since the collapse of the soviet union, armenia. and as it by john, have both made clai

. >> there is going to be a furious effort, john, to try to lock down the votes, because there is plenty of grumbling, particularly among democrats who have been shut out of the talks. kevin mccarthy does not appear to have given a whole lot other than allowing the debt ceiling to be increased through the 2024 elections. but the issue of work requirements is one that many of them said he simply will vote against if this is included in the final plan. it appears it very well could. and on the right, a number of conservatives say this has been watered down from the republican bill that passed last month. had more spending cuts, more requirements, went after joe biden's student loan program for instance. they say they're going to vote against this. this would require a coalition of democrats, republicans to get this together, get this to the finish line. then you have to worry about the united states senate. they don't have much time, despite those additional few days, june 5th is right around the corner. >> appreciate it very much, manu. >>> joining us now is someone who will be weighing h

investigation into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. special counsel john durham says that the federal agency locked evidence and rely too heavily on trumps political opponents investigation dumped across fi. hurricane looks into potential contacts between trumps election team and its links with russia. trump is urging congress to take action, describing it on social media as treason on the crime of the century. palestinians have been mocking 75 years since then. knock that also known as the catastrophes when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forcibly expelled from their homes to make way for the establishment. the state of israel in 1948, so on his forces killed thousands of palestinians, destroyed hundreds of villages and expelled 80 percent of the palestinian population. at least 6 people have died off to a 4 story building co fi and using the blaze bro. counts on the top floor of a hostile in the capital wedding to coming up next to do be on script and stay with us us on calculate cost. could artificial intelligence transform economies or disrupt them? germany is looking for foreign wor

john. the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades. a fragile ceasefire paved the way for peace dogs. it's a tyrant trade that's being played by clashes for over 30 years. punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but the long dispute open and gone to tyra buck could be coming to an end. what sort of it says, i mean you recognize this as a by john's carrot trade 8 to 6600 square kilometers. lots so long as, as a by sean is willing to recognize the territorial integrity of our meaning is 29800 square kilometers as a by john's terry trait includes and go on a terabyte of play number of telephone or some of it. so it's punching and made the comments on the condition that as a by john guarantees the safety of ethnic armenians living. the region was established by the soviets, after world war one predominantly populated by the comedians. it was never the less included within the soviet socialist republic of opposite by john. since the collapse of the soviet union armenian, azerbaijan, have both made claims to the territory. some 7000 soldiers would

john dunham says the agency locked evidence and relied too heavily on tips from trump's political opponents. but it didn't find the evidence of a deep state conspiracy. despite the former president saying it would have to go hand reports from washington dc the f. b. i went too far as to hear us conservative media. tell it this report is a huge story. something of this nature takes down the entire organization. a major bombshell and former president trump quickly took the social media claiming it was treason and the crime of the century. but experts close to the case say that in reality, it doesn't actually say any of that. here are some of the concerns that the during report raises were already flags before. so my impression so far is that there isn't a whole lot new here that hasn't already been identified. but i don't think it's any kind of of wind for donald trump or for his print campaign that he says it is john durham who is appointed by trumpet officials was critical of the f. b i for an investigation based on, on analyzed and unsubstantiated intelligence. but he only brought 3 crimin

offering to recognize neighboring eyes or by john's sovereignty over the disputed region of new gordo. kyra buck, the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades. a fragile ceasefire has now paved the way for peaceful. it's a territory that's been plague, but i'm classes for over to 2 years, punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but the long dispute over no gore, no cadillac could be coming to an end. which one which has a meaning, you recognize this as a by john's tarrot trade 8 to 6600 square kilometers. so long as, as a by sean is willing to recognize the territorial integrity of our meaning is 29800 square kilometers as a by john's tired trait includes and going to cover about the k number of joke on to which some of us who personnel and make the commitment on condition that our servers, young guarantees, the safety of ethnic armenians living there. the region was established by the soviets, after world war one predominantly populated by ethnic armenians. it was never the less included within the soviet socialist republic of a survey on since the collapse of the soviet union, armenia and a sub a john have

who is going to be one of the people who's involved there with collecting the lock of washington's hair and starting. john fanning what's a film? the philadelphia i'm sorry, pennsylvania historical society and he becomes a corresponding member of a bunch of these. you can see this little memory box where everything's its place. here he promotes this elitist view where they try to get things under control. to me, the high watermark of that is 1831, where in we're in virginia, they start the virginia historical society and. that's the year where you get the, you know, rebellion in virginia. that that that scares the slaveholding elite. where nat turner picks july 4th. he has to change the date for logistical reasons. but pointedly on july 4th, he wants to lead a slave rebellion and overthrow the slave ocracy in virginia. and yet the thing falls apart. but virginia says, the elites, you know, george tucker and others, we got to get a handle on their on the memory of the revolution. so they start the state historical society, by the way, love these history societies. they've saved a lot valuable things for hi

john. and we took lodge chunks of kind of by spend the 2 sides have been locked in negotiations. or even a russian peacekeepers have been tasked with enforcing the ceasefire. however, the median department is to criticize the emissions and even into that leaving of the rest and let collective security treaty organization. we spoke with a system professor of political science at moscow state university on sort of den chuck, he believes such a move would not be in our media and interest. i think that this statement is very vague and has no particular details. but i see that these move all these suggestion means a huge concession from or media inside. and he expects maybe he expect symbolically reciprocal from either by john. because as ever drawn back by turkey or these prevails in military confrontation. and it's obvious that alternative to a peaceful solution is associated with high result was always correlation and you were afraid and you losses for media. armenia is reasonable. uh, suggestions some objective criteria for border to the invitation. so we'll go back to the use of

however, in late 2020, driving a surprise offensive that sort of by john we took large chunks of cut by since then the 2 sides have been locked in piece negotiation. a russian. the peacekeepers are being tossed with enforcing the ceasefire on the crown. i think we should learn more about this right now, plus the live to associate professor of the department of political science must go state university. there he is, right, that as i told them chuck, he's joining us here on the program. a very well welcome to you today. so certainly the median prime minister's remarks on the status of the governor cut back seem a little bit convoluted at the end of the day. did he or did he not recognize the region as a part of the sort of by john a while i think that this statement is very vague and has no particular details. but i see that this move, well, this suggestion means a huge concession from our medium size, and he expects maybe he'd expect symbolically reciprocal moved from either by john or some uh, competitor concession in return. because as ever by john was backed by cherokee, a need for vans and military confrontation. and it's

controller for it into bloody was in late 2020, as ordered by john reed, took lodge areas off, cut it back, and since then the 2 sides have been locked in negotiations. a russian peacekeepers have been tasked with enforcing the ceasefire. however, the armenian prime minister criticized the admission and even hinted at leaving the russia, let collective security treaty organization and assistant professor of political science at moscow state university. up to the den. chuck believes that such a move would not see in armenian interest. i think that this statement is very vague and has no particular details, but i see that this well, this suggestion means a huge concession from our medium size and he expects maybe he expects symbolically reciprocal moved from either by john. because as ever been drawn back by turkey at least prevails in military confrontation and it's obvious that alternative to a peaceful solution is associated with highly skilled solvers collation and you were fret and you losses for media. armenia is reasonable uh, suggestions some objective criteria for boarded and invitation. so we'll go back to the use the saw mil