and i believe johnny burke accorded the next words only by repudiating repudiation. do we have a fighting chance of again seeing the likes of the great statesman thinkers i describe in my book, but that of moral recovery and civilizational renewal will demand of us an exercise, grandeur of greatness and moderation that will test our mettle free and civilized men and women true moderate to modern nation is not just a common dating thing, it's just a drift in an ever more thought and aggressively repute relational direction. true moderation will demand rare courage and not tepid passivity before the forces of self-loathing, negation and and isi like to quote burke. so here i go. that is the false reptile courage that edmund burke short work among the english whigs like fox, who wanted to their peace with jacobin ism to cite the last of my book, the choice is ours. there is no reason to despair because free will is a gift on high. we are always to act. we are all we free not to live by lies. it is up us to exercise free will prudently, justly, courageously. that is why

that is the false reptile courage edmund burke saw at work among the english whigs who wanted to make their peace. to cite the last sentence of my book, the choice is ours. there is no reason to despair because free will is a gift from on high. we are always free to act, always free not to live our lives. it is up to us to exercise free will truly, justly, courageously. that is wisely. thank you very much. [applause] >> this year book tv celebrates 25 years of presentingnonfiction books and authors . >> book tv is life with the library of congress national book festival. >> since 2001 book tv in partnership with the library of congress has provided uninterrupted coverage of the national book festival teacher and hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests . watch saturday as book tv brings you all day coverage of the national book festival . guests include librarian of congress carla hayden, jasmine buttigieg and rk russell, author of the yards betweenus . see our complete schedule online at booktv.org. library of congress national book festival at 9 am eastern on c-span2. >> healthy de

our 14 and under coaches james burke and karen sanchez, a volunteer here. we have a amazing group of practice coaches as well. manny blackwell, dan resnick and vlad hernandez. and of course every program in every sport needs a team mom or a team dad, someone that keeps the trains running on time. make sure people are where they're supposed to be. registers for tournament points is the center point of all the information. and this particular team mom is very special because she is also a wreck and park commissioner annie jupiter jones is. yes indeed. i also want to sing out, single out just a couple people from the amazing rec and park recreation staff because today is about the bay sox but the broader message is youth sports are alive and well in san francisco. every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created su

our 14 and under coaches james burke and karen sanchez, a volunteer here. we have a amazing group of practice coaches as well. manny blackwell, dan resnick and vlad hernandez. and of course every program in every sport needs a team mom or a team dad, someone that keeps the trains running on time. make sure people are where they're supposed to be. registers for tournament points is the center point of all the information. and this particular team mom is very special because she is also a wreck and park commissioner annie jupiter jones is. yes indeed. i also want to sing out, single out just a couple people from the amazing rec and park recreation staff because today is about the bay sox but the broader message is youth sports are alive and well in san francisco. every everybody plays and i want to give a big shout out to our recreation superintendent, nick williams, and our manager of sports and athletics, jimmy chin . so we had 23 or 20 423 or 24 girls playing on these two teams, 24 i think you said about the 12 and under team, all of these girls created su

that's what happened to the burks here.ple that had many strengths as foster pa parents. nevertheless because of their beliefs, they were excluded. that's unkconstitutional. >> wi know very important to yor case is the religious aspect of it. i appreciate that. what if we remove religion. what if it's an atheist or agnostic couple and the facts are otherwise the same? >> that has no relationship here, because from the beginning of the case massachusetts made clear as the license review team said it was the family's beliefs. as the person who did the study said, their faith is not supportive and neither are they. this is a case of religious discrimination. the first amendment gives a clear answer to that question. it's been an issue that's come up across the country for religious traditions of various forms, seventh day add venntists, muslims, orthodox jews. massachusetts has said you don't get to participate in public life if you have these beliefs. >> i read your complaint. you attached the entire file. i've read on this.

burke was just born in may. he was named after his father's immediate superior at the justice department, burke marshall. his sister gail was my sister, helen's good friend. and in my class and at stoneridge and used to have a lot of good times bouncing on the trampoline in the backyard of robert's. but more importantly, his father did some of the most important work of the civil rights movement from a federal government perspective. he was given medal of freedom by president obama this in the year 2012. and i want to start with a little vignette that shows in, i think, a profound way the kind of work that he did. he was the face of the justice department in the south during that period. and at every signal moment of the early civil rights movement there, he was present. and by the way, he was not put in that job by john f kennedy. he was a republican. he started work in the civil rights division, the justice department, during the eisenhower administration, and stayed on and is somebody who didn't shrink from t

deborah burke says government leaders are living in a, quote, fantasy world.s the big change for amazon customers when it comes to free shipping. and later, fed up with crying babies during your flight, the new adult only option for air travelers. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt and i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. >> a lot to get to this morning. and we begin with hurricane warnings issued for parts of florida's west coast. bracing for idalia. >> the storm is expected to grow into a category three hurricane. winds could top 115mph with life threatening storm surge and possible tornadoes, up to a foot of rain could fall in isolated areas. >> and last night, the national hurricane center moved the track slightly west, raising concern for tallahassee. this morning, idalia is intensifying as it barrels towards florida's west coast, set to become a major hurricane with mandatory evacuations ordered along the coast and at least eight counties still at eckerd college in saint peters

the director of the john burke society saying the communist party controls 80% of the united states.basically q and on without the babies into sex trafficking. [laughter]r] you know theis as red meat has to keep getting redder and redder so by the time you get to the present day the society seems kind of quaint so they out on the sex trafficking and keep people getting that dopamine rush so it was a very big thing for the republican partyy in the 50s and 60s and when mayor barry goldwater ran forr president as the conscious of the new conservative movement in terms of policy and ideology thereth was a debate about whato do aboutut the john burke socie. they were seeing william f buckley and other republicans solve them as complete wackos, but yet like we see today they had much of the driving energy of the party at the grassroots and barry goldwater wanted to use them to get the nomination against nelson rockefeller. so we tell the story how he conspired with william f buckley how not to throw at that point out of the republican party. buckley eventually did it but wanted to criticiz

that is what michael and kitty burke are alleging happen to them in massachusetts.re ideal couple than them. mike is an iraq wore veteran and kitty works with special needs kids. but in a federal lawsuit filed this week, the burks claim the state violated their first amendment rights when they denied their application to become foster parents. according to the suit, the massachusetts department of children and families deemed this couple unfit parents because of their catholic beliefs. >> they said to us we didn't follow the, quote, lgbtq policies of the state and if you look into it further you could see that they matched up with our catholic faith. >> the letter that they sent us said they didn't think we would be affirming of an lgbtq plus child. >> this is part of the alarming trend of attacks on people of the catholic faith. we know the fbi was trying to infiltrate catholic groups while a catholic man was arrested just for handing out pro-life flyers next to an abortion clinic. and now being catholic means you cannot adopt a child in need. where does it end. le

the underlying irony behind the aptly named edmund burke foundation, which was founded in 2019 to fund the national conservative movement, spearheaded by yoram mazzoni. is that burke widely considered the father of modern conservative political, championed economic liberalism. he was johnson and joshua reynolds, the literary club in london that included none other than adam smith among its prestigious members. burke was smith's friend and favorably reviewed theory of moral sentiments in the wealth of nations. his speech on conciliation america and speech on american taxation reveal the extent to which he believed that the american revolution involved disputes in fact escalating british restrictions on trade imposed by the navigation of 1663, 1673 and 1696. the sugar act of 16 seems to be 1764. the stamped act of 1765. the townshend duties of 1767. in 1768, the boston port act of 1774, among others, whipped the colonists into a patriotic frenzy. such tariffs and taxation flew in the face of the free trade advocated by scottish contemporaries adam smith and david hume, who was also a mem

is harry burke and feel like the most frustrated man? i burke and feel like the most frustrated man?rustrated man? i think he will. the trouble is with stokes coming - frustrated man? i think he will. the trouble is with stokes coming backl trouble is with stokes coming back as a batsman, not as an all around bowler, one that will have to make way and you've only got 15 players on squad. it's a small squad. i think harry burke has every right to feel disappointed. who else gets left out? for me this is a squad that's got a lot of experience to it. archer is an interesting one. they haven't ruled him out completely in that they assume that there is going to be an injury or two during the course of the world cup. and to win and defend the crown is what they're doing, they are going to need a series and a set of winners and with stokes back on that side there is a major carry—over from 2019. there is that experience in the air. even so they get to play out of their skins to be in india, bangladesh, pakistan, the strong teams paying two playing on home soil. in the hundred southern brave

get burke burke injury lawyers one 800 400 bird., but economists believe user, health care, social assistance, financial activities and wholesale trade economy. say businesses have slowed down on hiring, which could help curb inflation in the us. however a new fitch rating dropped the nation's credit rating. san francisco has certainly struggled more than most cities to recover from the pandemic, but there's some encouraging news from the comptroller's office. the latest data shows the city added 8400 jobs in june. tech driving most of that growth. but leisure and hospitality jobs are also making a comeback. in fact, hotel revenue is steady at 75% of 2019 levels. and we're told recent concerts are playing a big role. the grateful dead concert, the city's hotels were packed and you know, the restaurants were packed, too, because for every $100 that's spent in the hotels, $200 are spent everywhere else. there's no significant movement when it comes to people going back to work, though. office vacancies rose for a fifth straight quarte

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bill mcgurn, so we are talking about michael and kitty burke, 1 of 1.4 million catholics in massachusetts, they were denied the application to be foster or adoptive parents, because their beliefs are insufficiently progressive. >> the home study showed they passed in flying colors, take children of different race, ethnicity, all sorts of things. they were even willing to take in siblings. but the study noted that they were not supportive of the -- the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, ethos, and therefore they would not be supportive. so because they were not supportive they were denied a child. >> gillian: that's right. john spoke with his guest last hour a little bit, bill, about how the stats show, and they are contested, that about one in every 10 lgbtqia plus child is abused at the hands of their own parents. so, give or take the accuracy of that. it's hard to see an adoption agency risking the physical well-being of a child that they are putting into a couple's care. you know, the whole point of this, reduce risk to the children. >> because of their religion? does -- do the stats

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kitty and mike burke say they were turned down because of adherence to catholic teachings, a letter says they would not be affirming to a child who identified as lgbtqia plus. >> comes as they struggle to accommodate 1500 children in the foster care system. chief religion correspondent lauren green has been looking into all of this and joins us from new york. >> the issue is, can a secular government prevent someone from participating fully in a community because of their religious beliefs. now, the supreme court has actually ruled in favor of religion in a similar case about two years ago. but the burkes say this has been devastating for them, saying massachusetts would rather children sleep in the hallways of hospitals than let them welcome children in their home. in a complaint, they said they went through 30 hours of training and lengthy interviews and assessments of their home. according to burke's lawyer, one interviewer actually praised how they really seemed to understand adoption and foster care. according to the lawsuit, the couple was grilled on situations regarding a child's

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here are the burkes on fox last week. >> you believe the week you were rejected is because we were verylics, traditional catholics and we stand firm in the church's beliefs on traditional marriage and sexuality. >> they said the worse the we didn't follow the, quote, lgbt q policies of the state and if you look into it further you can see that they match it with our catholic faith. >> the issue at stake here is whether or not religious families should be allowed to foster and adopt in massachusetts. david: we are back with dan heninger and bill mcgurn, you said sam alito was right in 2015, supreme court decision on same-sex marriage, sam alito dissented from the majority saying it will be used to vilify americans who are unwilling to assent to the new orthodoxy. looks like he was right. >> very right. he predicted it. the case is not whether you are a gay couple or transgender couple, but whether people like the mcgurns have to agree to the reigning ideology to be parents, 1500 kids awaited a permanent home in massachusetts, yet they are denying kids, citing the catholic faith. the husb

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it was edmund burke against the french revolution. right. it was disraeli against, what he saw as the revolutionary. that was a combination of the sort of bourgeois commercial classthis was the beginnings of conservatism which understood itself as comparing the tradition of this mixed constitution philosophy, the mixing of the elites and ordinary people. for edmund burke, the kind of combination of the old aristotle, the landed aristocracy, with the instinctive conservatism of the many right. if you read burke's rabid thoughts on the revolution that are considerations on the french revolution, what does he say? the aristocracy is especially response rebel for preserving the way of life that's been developed organically from the bottom up. that a kind of responsibility of society and this is the origins of the party order or of conservatism. and they were posed against party of progress, which was typically a combination of economic and social liberals. what most countries in the world call the liberal party and which we we in some ways have

for edmund burke, the combination of old aristocracy, the landed aristocracy with the conservativism of the many. if you read burke on the thoughts of the french revolution, what does he say, the aristocracy is especially responsible for preserving the way of life that's been developed organically from the bottom up, that there's a kind of responsibility of the elite to preserve the order of the society and this is the origins of the party of order or koift r conservativism. they were opposing the party of progress, typically economic liberals. what most in the country called the liberal party and which we in some ways have failed to understand that this combination of the social and economic liberals really does constitute a single party. in the 20th century, and in significant part because of what louise began by saying, because of particular circumstances arising from the cold war, conservativism against russell kirk's desires, was transformed in a liberal direction. what was called liberalism, especially in the economic sphere, became redescribed as a kind of conservativism and w

but anyway i was having a great and i was in richmond and obviously burke lives there. burke dunkle lives there who did the top ten last night at and he didn't show to my program so here is what you call poetic justice. a slight i have not forgotten right there. the top ten battles in the in the american war i'm sure he knows more about the civil war and i do so i'm sure he didn't leave gettysburg off unintentionally. what is most important battle to matt. i think that would be the relevant question. the most important battle in the civil war to matt atkinson is. wherever matt atkinson happens, be working. maybe, maybe. thank you very much. yeah. yeah, i heard. i would also like to say. to acknowledge the other elephant in the room. and i tell people this gettysburg a lot and caution them if you if you getting into the civil war, if you go to other civil war sites, don't go a visitor center and tell them that you've been to gettysburg. don't tell a park ranger that because they don't want to hear that. all right. because they've heard that i've worked at other sites and

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burk called the ethical allegations against thomas untrue. adding. this.the noise to the contrary is based on malicious and sloppy reporting and attacks from partisans who disagree with his jurisprudence and want to drive him and others off the court. birx says thomas is in continuing discussions with the supreme court counsel's office and other entities about whether he needs to make any further amendments to filings for additional years. bret? >> bret: yeah, shannon, it's not just thomas, there are lawmakers calling for ethics reform broadly justices on both sides of the ideological spectrum. >> shannon: it's interesting. because they called for all kinds of things from adding seats to the court. from lifetime terms, doing away with those and making sure there are limits on how long they can serve. but, also this latest batch of legislation is going to the heart of having some kind of formal ethics structure over the court or some ability to investigate it because, right now, those things short of an impeachment hearing just don't exist. >> bret: yeah. w