progressive policy institute senior fellow david osbourne examine the chatter school movement. harvard university professor daniel alan discussed how mass incarceration has impacted her family and radio host mark levine warned against federal government expansion. in the coming weeks on after words, investigative journalist will report onment health industry, former radio host charles will offer thoughts on conservative movement in america. craig will discuss the life and political career of newt gringrich and this week susie hanson reflects on travels abroad and weighs in on america's global standing. >> there's definitely the question if we are exceptional and the question of why had i never thought that this was a form of propaganda, why had i not thought to question where was this concept coming from and what was the job that it was doing for individual americans and i think that, you know, one thing that i was realizing that took a long time to realize is that the very language that we use when we talk about foreign countries has been kind of determined for us a very long

david osbourne offers his look. suzzy hanson shares her travels a broad. and this weekend on afterwards, harvard university danielle allen discusses how mass incarceration has impacted her fami family. >> you don't see this unless you put yourself back in each of those years and think about what did your bedroom look like, who were the kids whew were hanging out with, what were the dangerous situations you were considering and now i look at michael at this point and put it side by side. >> someone asked is it personal or societal responsibility? what is your answer when people ask you that. >> double helix, my friend. you cannot separate those things because collectively we build the world that we live in. we build -- you know, we build the opportunity patterns. it is us. we are building it. it doesn't fall out of nowhere from mars. you can watch all previous after words programs on our website booktv.org. >> trump had enough resources at any time you could not knock him out. but i look back at what he did as one of the great acts of genius comparable to f