just plan to send to that into a, a, a crusade, a crusade about, up the west, the mountains, joseph morales, you know, the garden, they know all of this year. it is, it security is really kind of an after thought here because, you know, the whole idea of security during the cold war, incense is being your visibility of security for all. we are no longer in that. we, we, you know, we, we got untethered from that, okay. and, and as long as we're untethered from that, we're going to be living at a time to be in tennis insecurity. you know, by the way, facing, is watching. and that's a great point. it's a question i've asked for years when people would say to me, well this is for you when you hear the rhetoric from george w bush and, and all of them. and dick cheney and others, this is making us safer. that by going into a rack, you know, tie a yellow ribbon around a tree and in america, and this is making us the safer. i mean, my brother was in baghdad. so during the gulf war, and i mean how, how we saved for was our security improved here in the united states by invading and destabilizing the

safety of president, phone grow to be guaranteed 5. carlita is the use foreign policy chief, joseph morales expressed concern for the stupid i see if the entire region all set yet another minute treat to that. let's go to natasha butler, who is not for us in paris. natasha. i believe you're outside the company's embassy and have been speaking and gathering reaction. what are you hearing? yes. as are right outside the cabin is uh embassy and central possible the scale areas, the 16th of onto small, actually an area in virus where the phone go assembly and many properties. now if i'm gonna also count them in just a pound, run to companies saying they're all a number of people who just come out from the gap in these communities. a empower has not been speaking to them. one woman has told me that she says that full. 1 japanese people face say, is a revolution. this is a welcome. say they all send the pricing. they all please. she said look, okay, may be accrued. it's as no way to do it. but on the other hand, she said the weeping onto the bone k family. now for so many decades, if they looks up

phone, go to be guaranteed by the qu, latest, and we've had from the use foreign policy chief, joseph morales, has expressed concern for the stability of the entire region. often yet another minute treat to let's speak now to nicholas hot. uh, we have him again. he joins us from uh, dot com and sent it out. as i was saying earlier, nicholas, you've been covering this region extensively for very long time. what do you make of the events of the morning, especially now that we're hearing that the president of the bone go on thing but is now on the house arrest as well. we know that the presidential guard the, the, the, the military crew paramilitary group that's meant to protect, to all the bone go, are securing key strategic locations of the capital. so they're surrounding the presidential palace, the national assembly, and also the neighborhood of that 70 year, which is where all the bone go lives. now, this is certainly something that many people had feared, but it were anticipating there was so much resentment against the bunker review. this regime that has been in power for the, for over 50

you know who else was against the mom after first one was dropped on catholic moral reasons joseph kennedy, who gets a lot of bad for being a business guy. he wanted to get the pope involved and bishops involved, henry luce involved to make sure there wasn't a second bomb drop for moral reasons, but another one. so john f read part one and i glad the war's over, but immediately took to a named norman cousins head of the saturday review and norman cousins wrote the first book, big major called is obsolete due to nuclear weapons, a critical if you read it today it's a pretty mild but nevertheless he was saying this is not something we should be it's a big problem. kennedy loved it. jack kennedy, when you study like i have closely his career in the navy years beyond being the legitimate hero p.t. 109 was much more like joseph. catch 22 kurt vonnegut kind of guy. he saw absurdity of war. he saw the absurdity of how a chain command things could go. and he was skeptical of the whole nuclear age. yet he was an ardent cold warrior, another person opposed to atomic bomb was rachel carson. or about

buddhism in all seasons hero dude who else was against after the first was dropped on catholic moral reasons josephennedy gets a lot of bad press for being a business guy he went to get the pope involved and bishops involved make sure there's not a second bob bomb dropped. but another one john f. kennedy red war is over but he immediately took to a writer, head of the saturdaysa review. norman cousins wrote the first book big major essay called is man obsolete due to nuclear weapons? who is a pretty mild. nevertheless heet was saying its not something which should be said but it is a big problem. kennedy loved it. jacket kennedy when you study it like i have closely his career in the navy it's beyond legitimate hero was much more catch-22. kurt get slaughterhouse kind of guy. he sought an absurdity of war pretty saw an absurdity of how a chain of command things could go. he was skeptical of the whole nuclear age. another person opposed to the atomic bomb was rachel carson. or about nuclear testing. rachel carson was from pennsylvania. a girl growing up on the banks of the allegheny river paid the a

you know who was else against the -- bomb after the first one was dropped on catholic moral reasons? joseph kennedy, who gets a lot of bad press for being a business guy. he wanted to get the pope involved, and bishops involved. henry luce involved. to make sure there wasn't a second bomb dropped, for moral implication reasons. but another one, john f. kennedy read -- by the waters over, but he immediately took to a writer named norman cousins, head of the separate review. and norman cousins was the first big major -- gold's man obsolete due to nuclear weapons? a critical, if you read today, is pretty mild. but nevertheless, he was saying, this is not something that we should be celebrating. it is a big problem. kennedy loved it. jack kennedy, when you study like i have close, leave his career in the navy years beyond being -- was much more like joseph heller of catch 22, corresponding, slaughterhouse gaga. he saw an eternity of war -- it's on objective has a chain of command things could go. and he was skeptical of the whole nuclear age. yet he was -- another person opposed to the atomic b

on the news for doing their job or getting in trouble or just doing their job and there is no morale. joseph cuffari, is this the same type of sentiment you found when visiting the southwest border? >> border patrol agents have expressed similar comments to me and my staff. >> is at the worst it has ever been for their morale? >> it has been significantly increased since i started with federal civil service in 1993. >> do you find agents have become apathetic about these issues that are not being addressed? are they apathetic? when you talk to them? >> they expressed frustration. i must say border patrol and immigration and customs enforcement agents do a great job every single day of the year and they are just frustrated. >> they work very hard, don't they? when you speak with border patrol agents do they blame agency leadership? do they blame the administration? or both? status of the border? who do they blame for this? >> they expressed frustration with folks. >> all right. joseph cuffari, thank you for your time today. i appreciate your work regarding the sad state of affairs that is bor

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collapse of institutional religion, is joseph ratzinger, pope benedict 16th, called famously the dictate ship of relativism or conviction that there is no objective for moralitycertainly no summum bonhomme, which would serve to regulate human thought and activity. see how like hobs that sounds doesn't it but reasserted today strongly absent this normativity, the freedom of the individual comes to generate value instead imitating and appropriating for oneself the objective goods of the natural and moral orders, the sovereign self creates a personal good and cultivates a personal truth. how familiar that sounds, in the words of karl truman. mimesis imitation has given way to places creation instead of and incorporating the great objective values i now create them out of the sovereignty of my own. again, that lockean overtones of the nature of the will that isn't lured by the good outside itself, but terminates in its own activity. its reassert itself. one of the clearest artistic expressions of this viewpoint was the film that won the academy award for best picture a few years ago called the shape water. the plot of film. because, believe it or not, was a young