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author kathleen ballou is at the university of chicago. thanks for joining us. you called the book "bring the war home." where did that come from? kathleen froan essay written themovement. the vietnam war represents a profound betrayal of activists in this movement by the u.s. government and that the response to such betrayal should be to extend the violent activism of warfare on the home front. soledad: i think when you come to look at those modern conversations today, this idea of the government is betraying us, or they want to replace us, all of those things seem to reflect that same sense about something lost and something being taken away by a far greater force, which rationalizes why they are in this white power movement. kathleen: many social movements taken up by white power in the period of my study, including anti-immigration, anti-welfare, anti-interracial marriage, support of free association, which is segregation under a new language, all of those are understood by white power activists to bere of the white e itself. there's this idea of racial anni

so i went to the white house and became senate liaison under timmons and ken ballou, the head of senate relations. ken went to the pentagon and became undersecretary of the army. gene kahn was there, who eventually became senate liaison for president nixon. i was in the white house under nixon for four years, and one year under president ford. jeff: and so the legend begins of tom. [laughter] known locally as the 101st senator. tom's job was on the hill. bill was chief operating officer of the congressional relation organization, but his job was home base. information coming in, instruction going out. tom's the tip of the spear. you talk about knowing everybody, all the children, all their names, that is tom on the senate. just a nonstop effort of presenting the views of the white house. afterwards, he became ambassador to belgium, but that is not the topic for today. [laughter] >> there were five of us. timmons was kind of the chief operating officer, then there was a deputy assistant to the house and the senate, and a special assistant. i slipped in as the special assistant working wi

disquisition exposition of the story that i've heard i need it i think i understand what all of the whole of ballou was so far in our country involving what the president allegedly did with so. it's a it's a very interesting piece of meat and interesting reaction from the western media as well legal and media and media analyst lionel thank you for your analysis on the flank. well thank you. eat is the trying to hammer out their differences on the migrant crisis for the day one of their summit in brussels they were unable to come up with a joint statement. as one member reserve the position on the inside conclusions no conclusions have been agreed at this stage we're hearing that italy has reportedly stored this e.u. summit until a migration deal is signed now this naturally escalates tensions at the same time it doesn't danger the political future of the german chancellor angela merkel who has been given an ultimatum until july the first five conservative coalition allies to come up with a patent european approach to the immigration problem is not choir to the e.u. summit on thursday the german cha

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