this, alexander, is not your tongue. your tongue is muteulated, it's gone, rotten in your mouth along with the silence of the days where you became invisible you bad copy cat. despite the rage and the disappointment of your own kin. thank you. [applause] >> this is a scene from my novel [inaudible]. it seemed like a great opportunity to get to do this here. okay. what time is the first reader anyway? i didn't like bars this crowded. someone elbode me in the back. when i turned around i didn't know who the elbow belong said. relax. i didn't expect there to be this many people i thought they would be at the bar with the travel writers. i thought they the be with the hip sters i guess we are not hip sters we can't guess who they are into. we lessened the hipster intimidation factor and picked out the smart guy. this year we selected postmen pausal writers on the meaning of life. here i was, the city never fails to surprise me much the crowd was quieting. people were pointing toward the stage. i woman of 60 clamored on to it

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you, alexander are being embarrassed by the surface of the mirror. you don't deserve to be a mexican. nor the fact that mexicans are the hardest working people and came here to work and give their children a better future. there is no mexican who tried to justify with arguments like a fantasy to celebrate cinco de mayo. you, my friend are the self hating [inaudible] of all mexicans. you are nothing but a big master baeter. foolish man who hides from the rest of the world and sees his shame in order to dream a man can exist without a pas port or green card and labels him as what he is. remember the ones who tried to pass as something else? remember the [inaudible] of life. the [inaudible] of the nation of the [inaudible]. remember the guy from tijuana you met years ago and is proclaimed he was italian because he would and people believed him.

is confident his side can do something with both can strike is alexander due process and alexander could think of back in training after injury. to scar also chasing their high against porto having lost one nil to the portuguese enough here a week ago they need to score in portugal this evening and will be hoping strikers wagner love and subdued don't buy it and find that they've been without a goal since the russian winter break and will undergo a late fitness test conda a mark of his are are back to that. spot at moscow have the best chance of all three russian sides after winning one nil i.x. in their first leg the red and whites had a surprise for neil defeats rostov in the russian premier league last weekend but will hope to put that behind them in front of home fans at the luzhniki stadium. for usually a logical it restored and the one that's going to play against the yanks are worlds apart we're going to field a lot of players who didn't clear to stop at all so i don't think their defeat could compare moods that's why i don't have any particular feasible spot talks to roll ahead o

that's moves the ice now where alexander to lourdes go sensible about you live in steak h l semifinals after the men from. going champions at bars on the road are former national predators that was right on cue to redirect the plugs into the young pas net daily in the second period no more goals followed in this cage again which means taliban go through after winning the best of seven series four one thirty run of unguarded edge to head in a quarter final against mesler it was a second straight overtime big break for the regular season champions andre to be sure once again grabbing the winner of one state lottery might see the first signs of progress following an overtime win against an armory. buying them selves also the down half way through the second period but they produced an amazing comeback alexander de lima grabbing a price to level a tie for ruled out with his first in the second since the game into overtime. alexander began and popped up with the winner sending luck a ring for the last fourth the playoffs after which he said rocco came out with guns blazing in the the bar an

our president alexander knew that if he spoke exclusively with our city. it looks like that we will not see your situation next season or we shall only want to use them to remake children from the soap to say through the really businesslike approach was a well for was also a favorable name for us for the problems we were liaison with bomb requests the. difficult. birth to spend when you were decision were more sort of them instead of the strength of this wonderful these events from a beautiful spring morning for you were before. giving you hope you have hundred percent sure was a. joke. not only the possibility to give money because we're busy could get this money from europeans but the possibility at the expense of the interest. for their own game. as creature. now the latest from the tennis at indian wells where top seed rafael nadal has only just made it through to the semifinals after real toss organs evoke all of it college had taken the first set seven five four swept through the second to lead the latch but the decider was tight with his are just pl

in the second both teams had chances to score but alexander have you can and can send him by one and we're in top form between the pipes the game stay tight but in the decisive third period the goal drop was followed by delhi first d.o.d. lifted a pass to us and the junior world champion sledge shot from the blueline hurdle for his first goal in the third playoff match and seven minutes later the railway man added one more chance again one more point for sistema moving to put a committee of up three nothing but a plan didn't give up and kept attacking with their efforts eventually warty you can was a very close during his first cool shit in the playoffs but he won me put in a force that put us on the sports a reduced walk as lead and dish the keepers hopes for a shot out and twelve seconds before the final buzzer advance captain sergei my second broke away for a short handed goal it seemed to turn the tide the host took off the goalie for an additional plan but looking mighty from the face off and paul demitra sealed the final score four to. show you in the tour we didn't want to go

on morrison in miami maria sharapova survived a three and a half hour battle against alexander jewel grew to make the sony ericsson open seventy five. let's get going on the ice red lines have missed the opportunity to make a concept a hockey league run finals the moscow region i fit will have further chances to do just that but it's a lot more t.v. although savile who now have the initiative in the western conference decider constantine to top off watch this one for us. we're aiming for a fourth consecutive wheeling games full committee which would follow them towards the finals but on the nine foot image if one on the defensive against the moscow region side which wasted many opportunities becoming too focused strike on the counter-attack and when the chance came to get you want that chant that's what parts of the transmitting thoughts and style and took the puck into the net one nothing after the first twenty minutes of the most. we'll call it would be easy to get past such a team we knew that the last was the final is the toughest in the open a it looks like it's not everyone in

hooper of and alexander back in training the injury. to scar also chasing their tie against porto having having lost one nil to the portuguese in moscow weeks ago they need to score in portugal tonight and we hope the strikers bargain alone and say to them here can find the net they've been without a goal since the russian winter break although don't be willing to go this test we can ask the simple honda. back. and spartak moscow have the best chance of all three russian sides after winning one millet i.x. in the red and whites had a surprise for you at the feet up in the russian premier league last weekend but will hope to put that behind them in front of home fans stadium. for you sure psychologically the team played a true story and the one that's going to play against the yanks are worlds apart we're going to field a lot of players who didn't play a trust of a troll so don't think their defeat could determine their moods that's why i don't have any particular fees on the spot auction role. of. the pilots i haven't had the greatest p

vinokourov and alexander kids are called back in training after injury problems it is also a case in a tie against poor so having lost one nil to the portuguese in moscow a week ago they need to score in portugal tonight and will be hoping strikers barden love this if you don't buy a can find the next they've been without a goal since the russian winter break although when buyers will undergo a late fitness test midfield skills and the hunger and mark and back fit that. spartak moscow have the best chance of all the three sides after winning one nil i aks in their first leg the red and white had a surprise all in all defeat to rostov in the russian premier league last weekend but will hope to put that behind them in front of home fans i believe the stadium. problems psychological it achieved it cleared it restored and the wonder is going to play against the yanks are worlds apart we're going to field a lot of players who didn't play a true story at all so i don't think good defeats could moods that's why i don't have any particular fears or the spark plugs to roll ahead of the game o

alexander as you call stressing that russia has been gaining ground in many sports recently he singled out leverage discipline such as weight lifting fencing swimming and rowing with russia being a traditional stronghold in boxing gymnastics and track and field events in china and the usa is the usual contenders in terms of dominating the games that you cover is adamant russia is in the right form to avoid repeating there from the winter games in vancouver then russia could only manage disappointing eleventh place in the medal stable in canada last. quick update now on what has been happening in attendance at indian wells favorite rafael nadal and roger federer have made it through to the quarter finals along with know about djokovic cruising past. six love six one drop of a. can is yet to lose this season kasia cascade next. report for a while in college. and in a winning straw and or a vanity winning berth has come to an end after knocking at defending champion in the gang convictions last b.c. i'm told it's right. in the semi. with my friends here. that's a matchup in the n.b.a. whe

jo president alexander made various spoke exclusively with arctic. looks like the world will not see you are such witches that season before we want to use them that only show you crews are also saying through the really businesslike approach so well for it was also favorable new information for us do you work for us always or with all requests. for compare from birth to school michael i would assume or some. will struggle for spring or just working for the border unswayed for sport or for the local before. you working for the percent sure that there. was a look. not only the possibility to get money because where you think would get this money from europeans but gets a possibility of black spreads the interest. for their own game some sense of contribution will reschedule. ok well let's get the latest from the tennis at indian wells where top seed rafael nadal has only just made it through to the semifinals after a real tussle against evo karlovic college had taken the first set seven five before no doubt spread through the second to level the match

alexander, you have your three minutes of rebuttal. >> thank you. first, i wanted to clarify something. the way it sounded. there was evidence that a mr. -- that mr. arvin drove. the sfmta put in evidence, and he did. the rules are changing almost daily, hourly, and it is amazing that anyone knows what is required, but at the end of a shift, all drivers, including -- you turn them into the color scheme -- in to the color scheme. i want to reemphasize that all of this came up in late 2008, when he was admonish for the first time -- at monished -- admonished, and they never spoke to him again. they just went in for the kill based on an employee who was passing through and made no record of what she did. so mr. -- so mr. arvin turned his bills in to royal, and they are trying to shift the burden back to mr. arvin. my glasses. the sfmta shall make the initial presentation of its case at the hearing and shall have the burden of proof by preponderant of evidence the facts alleged in the complaint. so i am not sure what records they think the at mr. -- thi

here's the head of iraq's saddam commission and while sharing an analysis of japan's nuclear accident alexander luck should. nuclear power plants bring cheap energy but they also bring risks in japan a powerful tsunami caused by a massive earthquake hit a nuclear power plant and caused several reactors to shut down part of the radioactive fuel broke free and it's causing fears of contamination in japan and in neighboring countries europe and russia have ordered a stress test of all nuclear power stations many europeans are so scared they want all nuclear stations in the region shut but experts in russia say we have to work on reactor security rather than shut them down and draw back. thank you very much for being with us today hello first of all your commission as we just mentioned is called the commission and monitoring and analysis of the situation around this for pushing a paraplegic what's what's the main main mission main take main task of your of this group you having just said the main task of this commission is to morning through to analyze the situation of the nuclear accident in japan

welcome back to spotlight again of in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is alexander luck shrewder deputy director of the russian state atomic energy corporation or saddam and the head of the real saddam commission and monitoring and their losses of japan's nuclear accident missile actually you just mentioned the safety regulations the safety requirements and atomic station i know they have all these be very high i know that i know that in russia at modern stations the safety requirements are even higher than in japan a very high tech nation so in russia they are higher but are you planning to to analyze the maybe to review them and to make them even higher i'm sure that i'm sure that that that people from the government are saying you should i are going to do that. first of all have to say this because health will probably do this first of all they have to analyze what is going on. what changed if before the accident they could answer some questions is improbable it can't happen now we don't have a right answer like that. we have to ask ourselves what happens if we c

let's move to the ice now where alexander to go send sound about you live in steak h l semifinals after the man from you for the feet of the defending champions at bars on the road right on cue to redirect the puck into early in the second period no more goals followed in the stage again which means salad getting the best of seven series one the other game that i haven't got edge to head in a quarter final against it was the second straight i was on picture for the regular season champions under evolution once again grabbing the winner. now n.h.l. teams will not play k.h. l. sides in exhibition matches for the foreseeable future a disagreement over wage demands is the problem according to the cape shell president alexander the great if he spoke exclusively with r.t. . for. such missions. i would really want to. make sure it was a fluke and see who's really business for its approach to the world or for was also all favorable for the problems he would throw some reasonable requests. for the. best possible minute i would assume you are so. slow before spring this was before you were in swe

ryan alexander, president of the taxpayers for common sense and often contributor. welcome back. pursuant to the committee's rules all witnesses are asked to be sworn in before they testify before this committee. if you please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm the the testimony you are about to give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but truth? let the record reflect all witnesses have answered in the affirmative. thank you. please, be seated. in order to allow time for discussion, and as my predecessor would say a longstanding tradition is that you will have five minutes, there will be a green light for as long as you may talk freely, there will be a yellow light to warn you your time is elapsing, and i will be understanding for you to complete your sentence, but not much more once it turns red, and that will allow a

within the school buildings of the neighborhood a quaint impressive doakes cathedral this is the alexander nevsky cathedral in the nineteenth century there were thousands of russians living in this area and with the donations of many of us believers around the world this place of worship was built and finally opened in eighty six he was and today still one of the most popular all sort of churches here in paris. he was here picasso married older kuvo in nineteen eighty and showed up in an kandinsky were both on a tear. after that death's. door should press here with it this is a very beautiful place i like coming here and sure i can do as much as i can reparations here it feels closer to russia closer to home and it is the only place where you can be sure to me looks of russian people at any given time. on the same road is the restaurant called petrograd first opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty four the same year the petrograd itself was renamed leningrad converse in history and today new dhaka era but despite new is far from dark the bright red woman's here is a charming say the le

are often in miami maria sharapova survives a three and a half hour of popular games alexander. to make the sony ericsson open seventy five . but we get going on the ice red lines if miss the opportunity to make a continental hockey league run finals the moscow region i think it will have further chances to do just but it's luck if you will have the initiative in their western conference this side or constitute a top health watch this one for us. we're aiming for a fourth consecutive win against the committee if we should call them towards the finals but on the night a committee formed the defensive against the moscow region side which wasted many of her tune to look amount of code to strike on the counter-attack and when the chance came they took it you want us with us of the fans men in powerful style and took the puck into the net one thing after the first twenty minutes. you know thought it would be easy to get past such a team we knew that the last step was the final is the toughest but in the open it looked like not everyone in our team was motivated highly enough and we'l

that right in front of continental hockey league fans this year who couldn't catch all president alexander misdated exclusively with lots of. folks flags. such which is. what we want to. show you through the photo say it was a really businesslike approach so well for was also favorable going for the full terms if you would for some reason of the requests from. people compare flow with the sport what you would you soon. spread or for spring. well for. the pope or for. your hopes for the present she was a. muslim could. possibly reach into your body because maybe they could get this money for europeans but. didn't you can explain their interest. for their own game or something so complete you should ask rachel. football that the players of since and have seats benji will be wearing black armbands during the second leg of their europa league last sixteen tie ins in petersburg tonight the move is in support of the news and russia goalkeeper. whose wife died in a car crash early this morning has been replaced in gold by unity church following the tragedy but the match will go ahead as planned a

within the school buildings of the neighborhood a quaint impressive the docks cathedral this is the alexander nevsky cathedral in the nineteenth century there were thousands of russians living in this area and with the donations of many orthodox believers around the world this place of worship was built on the open eighty six he was isolated still one of the most popular was about churches here in paris. it was here the council married all the convent in nineteen eighty and surely happy and kandinsky were both only here. after their deaths. rescue is if it's a very beautiful place i like coming here and sure i have to do as much as i can these operations here feel closer to russia closer to home and it is the only place where you can be sure to be looked at russian people at any given time kitty on the same road is the restaurant called grass. opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty four the same year the petrograd itself was renamed leningrad and russian history and to the new dark it era but to spend you is far from the bright red woman's here is a charming say the least so they still i

alexander, which you see that taxpayers could get behind?>> we've reported different forms in the past is something we look at the resolution and certainly we're open to idea. >> mr. dodaro, you mentioned real property owned and maintained by the government that are unnecessary and not being used. in your view, what is the best method to get the agencies to private property is sold to the private sector? what our next steps to make this happen? >> we have recommended a would be chair with a real property counsel at this point in time. i think congress should require regular report on a quarterly basis from a wimpy about what the plans are to dispose of property. right now there are over 45,000 buildings underutilized. but it's grown over the past year by 1800 buildings. the cost to maintain underutilized properties is up $1.6 billion a year. so i think there needs to be a plan. the administration has goals to try to dispose of property by the end of 2012, but it ain't part of congress' responsibility is to hold them accountable for what prog

there alexander we just showed a report that showed many many possible presidential candidates for two thousand and twelve heading to israel it seems like it's definitely a trend that's not only happened now but that's happened over the last few decades now what do you make of all this. it's a feature of american politics american politics are controlled by. you know factional groups obviously i mean we often talk about the israeli lobby the miami cubans for example it had a huge influence on american foreign policy ever since the late fifty's because it's an important electoral state the jewish vote in new york and california is extremely important politically for every political candidate to hust pious to be president of the united states aspires to be a member of the u.s. congress has to deal with the israeli lobby and be organized a should read a portion represent that look let's broaden this a little bit i can you make any comparisons in terms of what other groups get this kind of treatment these kind of visits i mean christian right in this country muslims another country or do y

the us nuclear refuses to rule intervention in libya let's bring some of the conversation now dr alexander close amir's sees in the u.k. he's a senior lecturer in politics at coventry university joins me now to talk more about the foreign forces building near libya even to thank for being on r.t. we've witnessed more than two weeks of fighting and bloodshed stories coming out of the situation doesn't seem to be improving falling appears to be getting worse but there is an argument i guess isn't there but maybe the intervention of foreign forces is a good thing it could help stabilize the situation your thoughts about the place. yes i think there's a strong case for military intervention in libya but the issue is not whether one is in favor of that form of action or against i think the main issue is how military intervention will be organized who will take part in it in what the specific remit or of action will be for example i think it would be important in any form of military intervention to try and involve other factors besides nato or the united states and its western allies such as fo

alexander youshock was armed with a chain shaw and sward.ay he was angry at teachers who gave him bad grades. jerusalemers will have to decide if he was sane while committing the crimes. >>> the stanford women try to get to their fourth straight ncaa final four and the giants are back for the first time since the world series and taking on the oakland a's. gary is back with all the sports. this is your captain speaking, we are fourteenth in line for takeoff. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! ♪ [ child ] the train is now arriving. [ male announcer ] the train has arrived indeed. amtrak guest rewards members earn up to triple points this spring. details at amtrak.com. >>> all right. good evening, everybody. it's back to the final four for the stanford women. john stockton, gonzaga riding. 18 straight points in the first half. stanford had a slight lead. but the

turned their back on true free trade and it wasn't henry the seventh saying the same thing that alexander hamilton was saying which is don't go there don't go into free trade absolutely one of the achievements of the run of science which we always hear about with respect to philosophy and art is that they actually developed modern economics they actually were the basis of capitalism and two of the things they figured out which have been airbrushed out of most economic history you hear about these days is they figured out protectionism and they figured out industrial policy hundreds of years ago and you gave england as an example you could look at the city states of renaissance italy and i talk about this a bit in my book the point is that free trade is a policy which nations tend to embrace when they're at the top of their game and certain vested interests find it very profitable to cash in on that it's a way of harvesting a position you've got it's not a way of developing your country nor if you already developed is it a really good way of defending your position when other people are at

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alexander: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: i ask consent to vitiate the quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: and i ask consent to divide equally the remaining amount of morning business time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: the senator from new york and i are on the floor to introduce legislation, which he will do in just a moment that will help to make the senate a more effective place to deal with the big issues facing our country, such as the debt, and our national defense and other issues. this is the result of discussions that we have had over the last several months with many members of the senate on both sides of the aisle. it began with some reforms in the senate rules, which included eliminating the secret hold, so-called, and -- and doing other steps. and it's the culmination of work by a number of senators on both sides of the aisle including senator lieberman, senator collins, the leader, senator reid, and senator mcconnell, when they were whips, senat

. >> alexander de 46 años falleció anoche luego de que un árbol cayera a su vehículo y hoy recidentesamento se preparan para que le agua no suba a sus casas . >> este hombre dijo que aunque su casa esta con un muro le demorar meses sacar el barro que tiene . >> durante todo el día se han recibido llamadas dde personas que solicitan sus servicios para cortar arboles antes que le caigan encima . >> muchas personas se quedan sin luz eléctrica luego que muchas torres elécticas fueron derribadas por arboles . >> (idioma no español) . >> queremos reinstalar el servicio lo antes posible y eso sí la tormenta de esta noche lo permite . >> no será hasta el martes en que la tormenta se convierta en lluvias dispersas con un poco de sol . >> en aeropuerto en california hubo cancelaciones y retrasos . >> gracias claudia . >> buenas noches . >> y aunque la primavera esta a la vuelta de la esquina la carretera interestatal 80 se reportaron hasta 3 pies de nieve . >> vamos con el timpo . >> en el estado han estado bastante deterioradas . >> lluvia y nieve sobre las montañas y como vemos el satelite ve

alexander came back in 1981 when yugoslavia began to collapse into civil war, returning for good a decadeater. >> it was my 50th birthday. her majesty the queen, she came. she is absolutely wonderful. >> with close ties to the british royal family, he and the queen have been invited to the wedding of prince william. >> they are making the world happy and their country happy. i think it is wonderful. i am proud to be part of the special day. >> the crown prince believes the republic of serbia should return to constitutional monarchy but he and his wife asking and clean. >> i believe the constitutional monarchy to be a binding point of continuity and stability. >> the royal family in this country share a turbulent modern history, and it is difficult to know what the future holds. serbia is on a gradually more stable path after the wars of the 20th century, but will it ever embraced the constitutional monarchy, run from the sumptuous palace? >> i did nothing serbia needs a monarchy. i think the republican system is better. >> i like kingdoms. >> would you like them? >> i do not know. it is l

alexander: mr. president, i ask consent that senator bennet and i -- the presiding officer: we're in a quorum call, sir. mr. alexander: mr. president, i ask consent to vitiate the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: i ask consent that senator bennet and i have up to ten minutes for a colloquy. the presiding officer: without objection. how would the time be allotted, sir? mr. alexander: up to ten minutes. the presiding officer: ten minutes. mr. alexander: mr. president, senator bennet and i have just announced an effort that i think most teachers, most principals, many parents will want to be a part of. we're going to look at the education system in tennessee and colorado, two of the more progressive states in education, to see if there are too many tests and too many regulations. we want to make sure that the tests we have are good tests, the regulations we have are reasonable tests. and any minute that we can save from an unneeded test or an unnecessary regulation

alexander, just a quick one. you're opening statement, when you took on one of the hardest pillars to take on, the ethanol subsidy, and i appreciate that, how do you propose we begin the process of dealing -- doing away with one of the obvious not a fossil fuel waste in government? do you suggest that we in fact take that 5 billion simply force it to be put into renewable fuels more broadly so that they can be competition from what most would call the more promising fossil fuels or do you have an alternate suggestion? >> our preference would be to have the savings the go to deficit reductions and not just in terms of the elimination for several years. i think in many ways, you know, it just can expire. it's done at the end of this year. we don't see anything replacing it. there are lots of efforts to look at new and more promising fuels' but i don't think they need to be tight. that is a failed policy. >> thank you. i recognize the ranking member for his questions. >> thank you. mr. dodaro, one of the things i fo

alexander, which you see that taxpayers could get behind?>> we've reported different forms in the past is something we look at the resolution and certainly we're open to idea. >> mr. dodaro, you mentioned real property owned and maintained by the government that are unnecessary and not being used. in your view, what is the best method to getthe agencies to private property is sold to the private sector? what our next steps to make this happen? >> we have recommended a would be chair with a real property counsel at this point in time. i think congress should require regular report on a quarterly basis from a wimpy about what the plans are to dispose of property. right now there are over 45,000 buildings underutilized. ut it's grown over the past year by 1800 buildings. the cost to maintain underutilized properties is up $1.6 billion a year. so i think there needs to be a plan. the administration has goals to try to dispose of property by the end of 2012, but it ain't part of congress' responsibility is to hold them accountable for what progre

alexander, just a quick one. you're opening statement, when you took on one of the hardest pillars to take on, the ethanol subsidy, and i appreciate that, how do you propose we begin the process of dealing -- doing away with one of the obvious not a fossil fuel waste in government? do you suggest that we in fact take that 5 billion simply force it to be put into renewable fuels more broadly so that they can be competition from what most would call the more promising fossil fuels or do you have an alternate suggestion? >> our preference would be to have the savings the go to deficit reductions and not just in terms of the elimination for several years. i think in many ways, you know, it just can expire. it's done at the end of this year. we don't see anything replacing it. there are lots of efforts to look at new and more promising fuels' but i don't think they need to be tight. that is a failed policy. >> thank you. i recognize the ranking member for his questions. >> thank you. mr. dodaro, one of the things i fo

if any of you remember the story, alexander the great is conquering across from greece. he is conquering across iran. he is conquering -- he gets to the edge of india, and his troops say i won't go any further. i've gone as far as i'm going to go, but alexander is conquering -- he had his hunger to know. alexander can never know enough. so he sends his friend in the boat sank go explore india. find out stuff for me. and he comes back and talks about the reed that gives honey, although there are no bees. now, why would you describe sugarcane as the reed that gives honey, although there are no bees? >> because it was sweet. >> yes. and white house? >> passionate and white house? >> because the honey, bees usually produce the honey and with sugarcane,. >> right. before people knew about sugarcane, how might they have sweetness their food? what we might people have used to sweeten their food? >> they would use honey and sap from maple trees. >> you all may remember the in north america there were no bees north and south america. they didn't have honey. so what they had was m

michelle alexander calling it the new jim crow. between the 1960's and 1970's, the prison population across the country doubled. in the 1970's and 1980's, it tripled. in california, and build no new prisons between the 1960's and 1970's, the height of political action. between the 1970's and 1980's, they build more prisons in california alone and in the past 100 years. one thing that has happened is the warehousing of black folks in these facilities. if you think about what slavery is, the parallels, it is not just a metaphor when you talk about modern-day slavery. slavery denied black folks the ability to be mobile. you were trapped on one location, in a plantation. it broke up our families. it subjected us to daly wants and violence. anything can happen to you -- an example to you for somebody else. it exploded us for our free labor. all of those things happen in prison today. the u.s. has 5% of the world's population and over 25% of the world's prison population. that is a big part of the equation. i am not waiting for superman,

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