april 15th is going to measure the day if they are taxes of how democratic a society is a different city if a society is really democratic april 15th would be a day of celebration it's a day when the population gets together decides to fund the programs and activities that they have formulated agreed upon which could be big. so you should celebrate the wait is needed state it's a day of mourning it's a day in which some alien power you know has nothing to do with you is coming down to steal your hard earned money and you do everything you can they keep from doing . that is a kind of a measure of the extent to which at least in popular consciousness democracy is actually functioning. not her attractive picture. be. the tendencies that we've been describing within american society unless there are reversed it's going to be an extremely ugly society i'm a society that's based on adam smith's final maxim you know all for myself nothing for anyone else. a society in which normal human instincts an emotion of sympathies or their e.b. to a sport in which they're going driven out. that society i

bringing together students for a so-called democratic society. the black panthers and other working classes at the oakland california auditorium july 18 through the 20th 1969. the underlining purpose of the meeting was to further emphasis on exploiting to advance communism. he said youth will decide the entire struggle. the next voices exposed the nature of the conference and are represented to the black panthers, young patriots, and the communist party who were featured on the program. the synchronized film was not obtainable for this program. this is important to americans is society. they are identified later in the film. representing the black panthers ellipsis. >> notified capitalism with socialistic programs. imperialism. >> need a understanding of the principles so we can put our knowledge into revolutionary factors. >> and this is revolutionary on the side of the people. solitary and socialism. >> representing the black panthers. the redbook is my bible, the gun is my staff.>> representing sds. >> our program will come back on the campus

but people from broad communities to really come to terms and enable us, especially among democratic societiess in place that at least increase the probability that we will get this right. so, optimist or pessimist? i am both, but mostly i say it doesn't matter. it only matters that you're determined. we are determined to do what we can, to not just think about this from a technology perspective. it's why, as we share in the book, if you go to the vatican, we meet with the world's religious leaders, with philosophers. if we are going to ensure that computers reflect the best of humanity, we need to ensure that all of humanity is reflected in this conversation and we just have to stay on this every day. brad smith, it's a great way to end this interview. thank very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much. hello. it was a weekend of two halves. we had plenty of sunshine for most places on saturday followed by more showers on sunday. but on both days, it was warm, with temperatures above 27 celsius. this was the scene as the sun went down sunday night in cornwall, some clear sk

also put some of these so close piracy theories to to tourist because this is not good for the democratic society stuff there's a lot of suspicion either floating around so so i definitely think it would be useful for everyone. and he thinks that the 852 who died in the baltic sea 25 years ago on that day in september deserve that. it's a way of life that has sustained indigenous nomads for centuries and one of the most remote places on earth the nets people of russia have made a livelihood of herding reindeer along an insular but now they are preparing to part ways with their past as their tundra is transformed the climate crisis is thawing the permafrost and hampering their movements but for the government global warming offers them access to untapped gas and oil reserves a construction boom is reviving communities as children like prepare for a future very different to that of their parents. from above the tenets of and then its people and their rainy day look like high ricklefs. they will come together in a large circle. resting place that everybody's helping. the rain to mean everything to t

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again so going back to that more often mystic view of what the internet can and could be for a democratic society and political participation and i think it's something we need to remind ourselves of and then work towards as individuals. so i was going to go home today and thinking about some of these big questions around social media democracy and what it means to be not only a user of technology but a citizen in our digital public sphere the 1st thing i would do is request all of the data about me from these big social media platforms from facebook from twitter from google it's really important that we have an insight into actually how vast this data collection system is and how intricate and how details this kind of information can actually be about us and i think that's one of the 1st real eye opening things and users are are shocked by the fact that these platforms might have conversation your private messages the fact that they might have even accessed the phone numbers on your found if you installed the facebook app these are these are really big question and underlying all of the big ques

it's quite strange in that it's used in the united states in effect for another the only democratic society where the concept isn't just ridicule and it's a sign of. elements of the elite and culture which are the great ugly. the american dream mike many ideals was partly symbolic but partly real so in the 1950 s. and sixty's it was. the biggest growth period in. american economic history. gold paint. it was pretty kalak arion growth so the lowest 5th of the population was improving about as much as the upper 5th. and there were some welfare state measures which improved life for much of the population it was for example possible for a. black worker to get a decent job in an auto plant. get a core of children go to school and so on and the same across the board. when the us was. primarily a manufacturing center it had to be concerned with its own consumers here famously henry ford raised the salary of his workers who would be able to buy cars. when you're moving into an international tunnel me is the max like to call it a little small percentage of the world's population that's a gathering

again so going back to that more often mystic view of what the internet can and could be for a democratic society and political participation and i think it's something we need to remind ourselves of and work towards as individuals. so i was going to go home to. thinking about some of these big questions around social media democracy and what it means to be not only a user of technology but a citizen in our digital public sphere the 1st thing i would do is request all of the data about me from these big social media platforms from facebook from twitter from google it's really important that we have an insight into actually how vast this data collection system is and how and how details this kind of information can actually be about us and i think that's one of the 1st real eye opening things users are are shocked by the fact that these platforms might have conversation and your private message as the fact that they might have even accessed the phone numbers on your found if you installed the facebook app these are these are really big question and underlying all of the questions around social med

these another call in show where a secure and prosperous and democratic. society for the audience to play just one game so sudden this somebody comes and i'm a d.j. and they don't know what to do with it you know did a bistro used to temporize to continue on to the next american election if trump is all would decide it over at least because the democrats are bitter disposed towards the islamic republic and so you know maybe we can go back to the old james. quietly give you consistent as i quietly you believe the impression that i'm not. going to follow on that comes out of the. middle of the set up one among what i would. find after 90 they tell you not the guy i am i said. i thought the salon months when the sun shone. so close to a muslim you cut the lock of the. theater some when we did the board. the sister was killed. on july. 13th. we actually haven't. worked. out my mom's. going to the store and. everything how. did i know that. were happening. i hear. shots came from over there. soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more turn himself i

but people from broad communities to really come to terms and enable us, especially among democratic societiesat least increase the probability that we will get this right. so, optimist or pessimist? i am both, but mostly i say it doesn't matter. it only matters that you're determined. we are determined to do what we can, to not just think about this from a technology perspective. it's why, as we share in the book, if you go to the vatican, we meet with the world's religious leaders, with philosophers. if we are going to ensure that computers reflect the best of humanity, we need to ensure that all of humanity is reflected in this conversation and we just have to stay on this every day. brad smith, it's a great way to end this interview. thank very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much. hello once again. whilst some spots, particularly across northern and eastern britain, started monday decently enough, well, eventually weather fronts piled in from the atlantic. here we are on tuesday. you get the sense we may well be in for something of a repeat performance. in fact, tues

why it's tricky that it's used in the united states in effect i think for another the only democratic society where the concept isn't just ridicule and it's a sign of. elements of the elite culture which are the point the glee.

but people from brought communities, to really come to terms and enable us especially among democratic societiest at least increase the probability that we will get this right. so optimist or pessimist? i am both but mostly i say, it doesn't matter. it only matters that you are determined. we are determined to do what we can do not just think about this from a technology perspective, it's why as we share in the book, if you go to the vatican, we meet with the world's religious leaders, with philosophers. if we are going to ensure that computers reflect the best of humanity, we need to ensure that all of humanity is reflected in this conversation and we just have to stay on this every day. brad smith, it's a great way to end this interview. thank very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much. hello. it was a weekend of two halves. we had plenty of sunshine for most places on saturday followed by more showers on sunday. but on both days, it was warm, with temperatures above 27 celsius. this was the scene as the sun went down sunday night in cornwall, some clear skies, but some sh

again so going back to that more often mystic view of what the internet can and could be for a democratic society and political participation and i think it's something we need to remind ourselves of and work towards as individuals. so i was going to go home to. thinking about some of these big questions around social media democracy and what it means to be not only a user of technology but a citizen in our digital public sphere the 1st thing i would do is request all of the data about me from these big social media platforms from facebook from twitter from google it's really important that we have an insight into actually how vast this data collection system is and how to ensure and how details this kind of information can actually be about us and i think that's one of the 1st real eye opening things and users are are shocked by the fact that these platforms might have conversation your private messages the fact that they might have even accessed the phone numbers on your found if you installed the facebook app these are these are really big question and underlying all of the big questions aroun

behavior that was particularly functional and suited to our current technological and democratic capitalist societyther cultures which aren't as functional. we give some examples. that immediately caused a firestorm. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: next on american history tv, two historians discuss the history of health .are policy since world war i topics include the roots of the modern health care system, the medical bills transformation into a business, and disparities in insurance coverage. the natural history center hosted the event. >> i think we will try to start the event on time. my name is dane kennedy, director of the national history center. i want to welcome you all to this briefing of the history of u.s. health care and health care policy. this is a briefing sponsored by the national history center, which is affiliated with the american historical association, and is part of a series of briefings that we offer that provide historical perspectives are issues that are currently confronting congress. we will have another one at the end of next month whic

we live in a democratic society.ay what they wa nt video have a right to say what they want but i believe if they look at what we stand for and what we have coming out of this conference, what we are coming out of this conference, what we are doing for the former mining communities and reviewing mine workers pensions, i think we could convince them thatjeremy corbyn is the man and the labour party as the party to support at a general election. we have to show them what their options are. the tories are their options are. the tories are the people themselves who created the people themselves who created the desperate society in which some of these people are living and have suffered for generations. the lib dems are ignoring everyone and the labour party have a raft of policies which i believe will bring people together, give —— given the opportunity to articulate what we stand for. you are next miner, you stood on a manifesto for delivering the outcome of the eu referendum. you said no to a second referendum three ti

xenophobic sentiment underlying this about 40 knots everything to leave we are a democracy we had a democratic society we cannot allow people to take the law into their own ends and there is no country that doesn't have for a mesh now its president has condemned the attacks as in a phobic and click to pull more than 100 people that being arrested for public violence austin and looting but in some areas the police seem overwhelmed making it easy for some people to stay in the street how to. janice been. officials in california say they were no survivors of the fire aboard a scuba diving box that caught fire and cycle monday 34 people up and leave to have parish officials have not yet determined what course the 5. mourners placed flowers and candles at the harborside memorial as officials declared the search for survivors in one of southern california's worst maritime disasters is over it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. we have suspended the search efforts due to no additional individuals having been