yes, this is a wonderful time, it was then the faculty of philosophy and economics, the department of that teach you some kind of culture of thinking. but within this culture of thinking, it was important for me to still answer fundamental questions about god, well, i had friends who were already studying at the faculty of theology at that time, the faculty of theology, then it was called that, then already my acquaintance with what later became the institute of theology began, the search for answers to my questions, it was connected with... such acquaintance with the institute of theology and getting acquainted with the church, well, but getting acquainted, getting acquainted, and then, of course , the question arises of what you will do next, yes, but just touching what the church lives, touching in general what god gives to people to some extent, well, listen, somehow everything else was quite boring, i understand that as far as people need god, that's... that's the truth, that is, uh, yes, let people say that, that i have god in my soul, amen, let it be so, but for him to be there

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our guest and i will talk about this in the studio , professor of the department of history and philosophy they must understand what country they live in and in general what kind of world they are in now, i remember in my childhood , of course, we had a chronology of events, we wrote down notes, we had to remember, but until the end i had no idea what it was like represented, well, what this or that event was, yes, what it looked like, who was behind whom, why everything happened exactly like that, now it seems like experts say, there are only technologies that can visualize some key events, then baby is faster will understand the course of some historical events in the world, it is very difficult to awaken the consciousness of a child, in this regard, it is very important, in fact, that at school, and even more important, that at a university, a teacher should talk about his opinion , on this subject, gave an assessment, it seems to me, of non-evaluative teaching of such. objects like history , it is absolutely meaningless, because a person who collects a huge number of facts, he then als

we will talk about this with our guest in the studio, professor of the department of history and philosophy course, we chose a very difficult topic for four minutes, because discussions have been going on for years, especially since our children are growing up, they must understand what country they live in and what kind of world they live in in general. is now, i remember in my childhood, of course, we had a chronology of events, we wrote down, took notes, had to remember, but until the end i had no idea what it was, well , what this or that event was, yes, what it looked like, who was behind whom, why everything happened exactly like this, now it seems like experts say, there are only technologies that can visualize some key events, then the child will quickly understand the course of some historical... yes, events in the world. awakening a child's consciousness is very difficult. in this regard, it is very important in fact, so that at school, and even more importantly, so that at a university, a teacher talks, including about his opinion on this subject, gives an assessment. it seems to

went to boston university from harvard, i was told i was the only non-marxist in the philosophy department. i'm one ofrofessors happily i'm employed now by fox and a few other people but, you know, now would be very tough going and couldn't get a job at a university today teaching philosophy. not a chance. stuart: i couldn't make a speech in one either. bill ben bennett, always a plea. >> no, 32 honorary degrees before becoming secretary of education and joined ronald reagan two more over the next 30 years. there you go. stuart: there you go. bill bennett, always good, see you soon. >> thank you, stuart. always a pleasure. stuart: ashley, come on back in here because you've got to tell us all about in the pre--k teacher with an anti-israelless sob plan. what's going on? ashley: yeah, that doesn't do it justice. manhattan pre-k teacher reportedly spreading anti-israel hate offering parents by the way and teachers tips on how to indoctrinate kids, i kid you not. 29-year-old teacher teaches at school in midtown and apparently offering social media guides on how to talk to 4 year-olds about such things as

secretary of education had no education in conservative philosophy or presidents like ronald reagan. one thing he said, scarier part than him getting reagan wrong. he wants to make department whoun was biden's department of education more accessible? it created an office to coordinate on book bans, that is not a book ban coordinator, that is a porn enforcer. it is pornography. porn enforcer in department of education, my words, that is who he wants more accessible, i don't think so. >> harris: all right, we'll be back in a moment. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. >> last but not least, first lady jill biden just unveiled this year's white house christmas decorations. noticeably a

of philosophy from oxford in 2001. hart ao stayed activin government achair of the u.s. state department's international advisory council, chair of the u.s. defense department's adviso council and chair of the american security. gentlemen, welcome to the national press club. so i figured i'd start with senator and james risen for a couple questions and then broadening the topic out to the rest of the panel. but please feel free to pop in if you have any comments or suggest or, you know, quot you want to give with a different question. and i would try to ask as many questions from the audience as possible. so just write them down a card and hand up to me. all rit. so, jim, you spent decades doing investigatreporting and natial security issues, have written sevel of their books on the kgb. the cia and other topics. what prompted you to wte about frank church specifically, and why now? sure. well, thanks again for having us. the reason i wrote tom a i wrote this book, the idea originally to me because i covered the cia, the new york times for many years, especially. 911. and after 11, if you

not very well trained in the writing department as you may know, if you've read this book every philosophy, it's like any time kirkus says anything nice about one of your books. it's always a validation because you know, kirkus is is the author of, the trade publications that you know, review books. it's the one that's most likely to give you a harsh review. as those of us who've written several books know, they're the most they're famous for digging. and so i've been dinged in a couple of kirkus reviews. and so to get that star, initially i thought, oh, my god, that good star i got through that, you know, because it's such an honor to be reviewed at a place that values books so much but also like jennifer, she will empathize. spent about ten years working on this and the first couple of agents i approached were very, very unimpressed with the idea to put it mildly. so i actually ended writing the whole book without having sold an initial proposal, just because in the end i felt i knew what i wanted to say and whether it sold or not, i wanted to answer the questions my own sake. so then to see it in print is one thing. and to have it shortlisted f

this is the philosophy developed by the neoconservatives in the us department of defense.at should just rule the whole world. you are just saying that at that time we had an ideological confrontation between countries. now what is this opposition based on? the russian government does not accept this, does not want to be a servant of washington, does not want to obey the way germany, france, great britain, canada, you name any country, australia, japan, italy, yeah, they all accepted these rules, the rules of american domination. , they agreed that they would serve washington. and putin said: no. russians don't will obey. and what will this all lead to? how do you think? but i always repeat this, this is all leading to war. we are much closer to war now than we were during the cold war. what does a hot war between america and russia look like? well, this looks like the end of life on this earth. this may start in the middle east. for example, there is now a very hot spot there, here is israel, which is destroying the gas sector, here are hezbollah fighters, lebanon, again p

of the humanities, at our various universities, there will be conferences right away, well, because here there is a humanitarian content , a huge, by the way, stalking stalin at the philosophy departmentis here for high school, well, during the educational section , show it like this, but the teacher, the students should ask the teacher, why is this, and what does the president mean? well, the teacher should be able to tell why this is so, well, and not otherwise, in principle , you know, for this there is no need to change the constitution, seriously, well, that is, maybe somehow we’ll start with this, well or there are political workers, yes, well, what are we fighting for, because the thesis is about the national liberation battle that we are waging, but it is fundamental and principled. well, by the way, he is very a lot of things follow, yes, dmitry gennady said that we are coming out of there, not complete occupation, but let’s get out. well, we have discussed this here many times, there is no discrepancy here, here we are, but this means that we have been there since 99, from the beginning of the 2000s, we started going out, and we are going out, this is a very difficult matter