and on the times of his rounds during this david harvey wrote the captives and their families now carry the added fear that even an improbable escape from captivity might lead to the desk. and such have a to, i'm thankful circumstances as it had on friday morning. well that spring and mohammed or mastery. he is a professor of media studies at the the institute for graduate studies. today. he's joining us from minneapolis in minnesota. so mohammed the shooting of these 3 hostages while they were waving a white flag, is this a we watching of turning point in? how is radius of viewing this war and how the government is conducting is as well. i think it's interesting and i think it's worth highlighting, that the outrage is not so much at the shoot. anything that moves policy, which is longstanding, is really policy. these are the, the palestinians, but it's that they shot is rate which they should be shot and killed $33.00 of their own. but we're not seeing a lot of discussion inside of israel outside of our. it's in a couple of alternative publications about this. so called shoot anything

liberalism through a series, quote, gyrations and chaotic experiments, wrote david, who more than anyone made popular the word itself. harvey recognized that neither bill nor tony blair were entirely true believers, emphasizing degree to which these two, quote, third way politicians found themselves in a political world where their room for was so limited that they could not help but advance that neo liberal project if some if sometimes against own better instincts as hall famously put it, hegemony is hard work. my work therefore explains why and how clintonite progressives ended in failure and why that failure haunts us still. the failure was actually twofold. in the first instance, clinton, clinton liberals faced defeat where when seeking to enact progressive reforms from health insurance to labor rights, from industrial policy at home to a managed trade abroad not only because of fierce opposition from republicans and conservatives, but because the political and economic terrain upon which they hope to construct a more progressive america was growing more problematic while they came to champion a technologically innovate

liberalism through a series, quote, gyrations and chaotic experiments, wrote david, who more than anyone made popular the word itself. harvey recognized that neither bill nor tony blair were entirely true believers, emphasizing degree to which these two, quote, third way politicians found themselves in a political world where their room for was so limited that they could not help but advance that neo liberal project if some if sometimes against own better instincts as hall famously put it, hegemony is hard work. my work therefore explains why and how clintonite progressives ended in failure and why that failure haunts us still. the failure was actually twofold. in the first instance, clinton, clinton liberals faced defeat where when seeking to enact progressive reforms from health insurance to labor rights, from industrial policy at home to a managed trade abroad not only because of fierce opposition from republicans and conservatives, but because the political and economic terrain upon which they hope to construct a more progressive america was growing more problematic while they came to champion a technologically innovate

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then it got hung up in a harvey weinstein settlement, sell off and literally we got the permission. and i think a day before they started running the book. wow. so david, you were a colleague of of ebert's and knew him well. did you ever talk to? and at the end, we never really talked about that. but again, roger was just walking by that club. you know? yeah, he went in for a drink. and i hear this guy, the music, you know, john was john was a mailman. and westchester, which is where ironically, where i live now, westchester was about 12 miles outside of the city and just south of maywood, where the family you know, dave, i think i'm dave prine a lot. i mean, dave prine stayed maywood his entire. yeah and maywood changed you know maybe went from a white thing a predominately black muni fred hampton from may when last time i saw dave just a couple months ago. and they were very so loyal to maywood. but so yeah, brian was just a mailman who had a few songs he's in that i think was peggy just playing these songs and he would walked in and then he went back and wrote review and he wasn't even a music critic then he just a feature writer. maybe he started

then it got hung up in a harvey weinstein settlement, sell off and literally we got the permission. and i think a day before they started running the book. wow. so david, you were a colleague of of ebert's and knew him well. did you ever talk to? and at the end, we never really talked about that. but again, roger was just walking by that club. you know? yeah, he went in for a drink. and i hear this guy, the music, you know, john was john was a mailman. and westchester, which is where ironically, where i live now, westchester was about 12 miles outside of the city and just south of maywood, where the family you know, dave, i think i'm dave prine a lot. i mean, dave prine stayed maywood his entire. yeah and maywood changed you know maybe went from a white thing a predominately black muni fred hampton from may when last time i saw dave just a couple months ago. and they were very so loyal to maywood. but so yeah, brian was just a mailman who had a few songs he's in that i think was peggy just playing these songs and he would walked in and then he went back and wrote review and he wasn't even a music critic then he just a feature writer. maybe he started