the aspen institute does a great job to bring democrats together about issues. usually we are not there will bring his book so those are the means by which we are generally sharing information. >> do you have any upcoming? could show you a stack in the bedroom and in the office i have a stack actually have one on russia. but it talks about the triggers of world war i and the conditions are building up to unleash this massive assault with modern weaponry with the most grievous suffering until world war ii which took it to a whole other scale. so basically he's trying to make the argument to hold the situation with the russians is the unintended consequence and then we have a conflict. >> so to go into whatever book ing am reading but it just never happens because of the busyness of the schedule. so i will try to take some time if youe can get overwhelmed after reading a few pages a day. i also have a stack of books and in that quiet moment. i cannot sit down for two hours at a time. it doesn't work like that. and then not to get overwhelmed by the idea more books

to the aspen institute and everyone joining us today i am so glad to be back with you all talking about this. it's like an appropriate back story we can get back to i felt like it was so easy as a journalist to just make our political conflicts worse, even if you didn't intend to. here we were and it felt like there was something i wasn't understanding about what was going on in the country, and that was a problem. i spent a lot of time with people who studied conflict of all kinds personal, political and the study of conflict as a system for me clicked everything else into place. there's a lot of forces that got us where we are but that as an overlay made everything makes sense in a distorted kind of way then the question became what can we learn from people that have been through these conflicts and have gotten to a better place, so i swallowed a handful of people including a politician in california, a former leader in chicago and environmentalist in england regular frustrated the democrats in new york city and republicans in rural michigan. the goal was to see how they got from high

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welcome to the aspen institute's lecture series. is michael and i'm the senior research fellow at the institute and i'm delighted to have his as our guest speaker the louise callan scholar and resident at the university of dallas and classical education and humanities graduate program. the author of three books giving the devil his due and the brothers which received the 2018 christianity today book of the year award. also the author of walker percy, theodore and the search for influence and reading walker percy novels. she received a prize for humanities from the dallas institute of humanities and culture and she's the coeditor of the volume and american culture. the russian soul and the west. she hass a collection of essays on the legacy of alexander as i cread this book or at least may of the essays it's excellent and i recommend it. she's very prolific and has a couple of other books coming out in the next year or two. the scandal of holiness and learningc the good life so currently she's also preparing the unfinished novel why

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leslie picker from the aspen ideas festival with the ethereum co-founder take it away. >> reporter: heynk you so much. i am here with joe lubin, also the co-of consensus. thank you for being here what do you make recent price activity in crypto? >> if you have been watching for years over the last few months, it's clear there is so much more activity in the general blockchain ecosystem and especially the ethereum ecosystem and the prices have risen in concert and so there was so much intensity that they essentially a few weeks ago hit a bit of a blowoff top. but we're back to growing in price and the activity hasn't stopped and the cycles that we're seeing aren't in our ecosystem just because we're really crossing the chasm. this is really relevant to pop culture and the financial word right now. so the cycles are really compressed we will see recoveries much faster. >> reporter: the downturn cycles are compressed. >> absolutely. >> reporter: volatility is what you are expect sng. >> there will be volatility because this sta fparadigm shift underway to new trust foun dags, new decentral

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i want to thank the aspen institute for sponsoring the book series and most of all amanda thank you for putting such an interesting book together about backdrop and >> tonight we are thrilled to have t14 his book breaking the social media prism. professor of sociology and public policy at duke university when he directs the polarization lab a leader in the emerging field computational social science with the fundamental question of social psychology political polarization and technology using large-scale experiments of social media platforms. in-depth interviews and the latest advances oac

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economy in an event hosted by the aspen institute. speakers included former treasury secretary robert rubin former world bank chief economist joseph stiglitz and former white house budget director peter or zach, this is 45 minutes. >> this is an uncertain world with plain english, what do we do next with the budget, the debt, interest rates and what else, this is a remarkable session for three reasons, firstly what were to be talking about for 45 minutes with what we will be watching in the former questions is right now as president joe biden tries to destroy the infrastructure bill and as people look at policymaking on the next bill. secondly three economists who have not been on the same side before collaborated in this way we have joe, the nobel prize-winning economist and we have peter all sack, at the heart of the oppression with a policymaking in the white house and we have the former u.s. treasury secretary in the third reason why this session is a remarkable is when we come together to address these incredibly real-life issues

i want to thank the aspen institute for sponsoring the book series and most of all amanda thank you for putting such an interesting book together about backdrop and >> recently, the museum in houston hosted a virtual event with a columbia university professor who explained why he believes future pandemics can be prevented by expanding vaccine literacy. >> i started, actually, writing this book about a year before covid-19 began, and i think one of the points of the book is that what's happened, what's happening with covid-19 is not the extraordinary event that many claim it is, but rather, a culminating event of a lot of unare ralphing that's been happening -- unraveling that's been happening over the last few years. and it kind of chronicles the collapse, partial unraveling of global health infrastructure and all the things that we've put in place which includes a lot of vaccine diplomacy. i define it broadly as cooperation between nations around global health but particularly vaccines, because vaccines are such powerful tools in global health. and i, the beginning of it, actually, goe

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he was invited to speak at the aspen idea festival, a roomful of academics waited to hear his wisdom.the question and answer session one of them daredid to k the most basic question of all, how are we defining racism? you would think that ibram x. kendi would be ready for that question but it wasn't. >> you talk aboutd the defining racism, and i must have missed it because it's that's possible. i didn't hear one, your personal definition, is that when he would offer us? >> racism, i would define it as a collection of racist policies that lead to racial inequity that are substantially aided by racist ideas. [laughs] >> short. a collection of racist policies that lead to racial r inequities that are substantiated by racist ideas. >> tucker: so racism is a racist stuff. or as kendi puts it, a collection of racist policies that leads to racist inequities that are substantiated by racist ideas." right. but how are we defining racism?n ibram x. kendi couldn't say, despite making a bountiful living on thett subject to gettg rich talking about racism, he hadn't thought of how to define the wo

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not long ago, kennedy was invited to speak at the aspen ideas festival, a room where ideas go to die. person dared to ask the most basic question i have all, how do you define racism? you think you would be ready for that question, but he wasn't. here's what he said. because you talked about the important of defining racism, but unless i missed it -- which is possible, i didn't hear your personal definition, is there one that you would offer us, like how do you define racism? >> racism, i would define it as a collection of racist policies that lead to racial inequity, that are substantiated with racist ideas. [laughter] share, a collection of racist policies that lead to racial inequity, that are substantiated by racist ideas. >> tucker: so racism is a racist stuff. or as kennedy puts it, and we are quoting, it's a collection of racist polities that are substantiated by racist ideas. right. but how are we defining racism? kennedy couldn't say. if despite making a bountiful letting on the topic, he hadn't thought to how to defined the word. in a serious society, everybody listen, every

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