so dewey was instrumental on the eisenhower ticket. >> he's an important figure. he wrote a blog every of him. >> a very important figure. >> and just leapfrogging forward what why how when into? and who? political scientist biologists and engineers from m.i.t. and harvard law school and a group of people who lean towards the conservator republican party but the british conservatives said we are conservatives but we have to do things for the society to stay whole as a unit and people at confidence when things are working for them. it was modeled on the british organization which was part of the conservative party like the tory party but it rich between the policy world and officeholders. he tried to be something like that within the republican party. >> was on it 10-point scale a group of liberals inclined republicans didn't entirely? >> young and practicing or whatever. it was actually starting in 1962 and when kennedy was assassinated. they said what are we all about and what should we do and we found a name for ourselves which is in wisconsin where the republic

where john dewey had been a professor. what is columbia at that time? and what it's columbia teachers college still today? the preeminent teachers college in the united states of america. the marxists arrive with a new theory called critical theory. sound familiar? it's the precursor to critical race theory and critical gender theory. they begin the tj that they began to teach it in the teacher's colleges. which means, when those teachers go out and become heads of their department and other places, that teaching critical theory. what is critical theory, to your point? critical theory premise is to deconstruct, effectively, western christian civilization. it is to criticize all the that lead to the white hero patriarchy capitalist system that must be torn down if we are to advance marxism. they thought, in an economic sense, but it soon became a cultural sense. they knew the bourgeoisie proletariat class warfare wasn't going to fly in the united states of america. instead, are terrible past of racial injustice was more fertile ground. the critical theor

what was the goal of johnf dewey anjod the otherot so-called earlhey progressives?change, a reversal of western christian tradition. it was they masked it under the idea of mo more more vocational training, youg, needed to train them for anan central economy, n a future economy. that is how they spun it every name i listed from francis willard to francis bellamy on john dewey, they are atheists, socialists andf marxists, they knew if they wanted radical change, a future utopia of what theya call equality, but today they say equity, that is crumbling of the capitalistcr system and western styleeste republic, i they had to undermine freethinking and replace the key ingredients? the most key was god. it was -- they knew that p parents would have revolted in early 20th century, like a pris osous artifact they lik preplaced it with something thatwh likedat like it theyrk replaced i tt work this is shocking for us who revere our country, with patriotism, and the flag, they put in a new pledge of allegiance, the bellamy salute that did not include, under god. when first in

you know due dewey andve willard, the straighntt he line from critical theory to antifa.eir ways into firstth the classroom, and curriculum but now our streets, breeding a new class of r radical liftist activists coming out of not justju universities but high schools, middle schools and elementary schools, with this book, i want parentsep anthd grandparents to know the depth of the problem to be a part of solution and reorient highw how they educate their kids first and address the larger system. mark: i spend a lot of timess studying t this, yet i learned a lot in your book, it exposes the under belly of what has been taking places in the classroom. i would encouraging parents and grandparents and ern who cares about future of the nation to grab a copy off battle t for the american mind. we were talking before the program of the closing ofme the american mind by allene p bloom, he focused on collecelectoral college -- colleges andated universities. it ihrous my hope that battle for the american mind, the s on public school system on what goes on in class rooms and how we

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remember thomas dewey holding up the dewey defeats truman newspaper? remember that?u were born later you probably don't. i have seen it. it looks like they had fake news back then, too, didn't they? it looks like joe biden had his dewey moment this summer. remember when he declared victory over inflation? >> actually, i just want to say a number zero: today we received news that our economy had zero percent inflation in the month of july. zero percent. zero inflation last month. >> jesse: just like he declared victory too early over covid, same thing happened with inflation because, today, just like the rent is too damn high, so are prices. >> this just in, the august inflation report chief business correspondent christie romans has the numbers what are you seeing? >> forward cooling but too high. you have the overall inflation number 8.3%. you get inside these numbers, some of the year over year increases here are really troubling. you have got gasoline prices up 25% year over year. food, this category making some history here. the largest 12 month increase since 19

. >> jimmy: what about the dewey decimal system? is what worked into the bookmobile?, we have to put the books in order. >> jimmy: uh-huh, okay. >> i'm surprised you know about the dewey decimal system, look at you. >> jimmy: you kidding me? what's the worst thing about working in the library? >> some of the patrons that come -- >> jimmy: the ones who are masturbating at the computer? [ laughter ] >> that too. those too. >> jimmy: this is our first stop? i'm excited, guillermo. >> guillermo: me too. hopefully we have good people. >> jimmy: no, i was us, thinking about masturbating at the library. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: look at this we've got to get out of here before the equalizer starts shooting. [ laughter ] queen latifah is going to beat us up. >> guillermo: gosh, she's going to be so mad at us, yeah. she's the only queen left. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: anybody want a book? how are you doing? welcome to the bookmobile. what kind of thing are you interested in? >> fiction. >> jimmy: have you heard of "fifty shades of of grey"? this

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gorbachev had full support of the russian military, soviet, military, and most of the ruined communist dewey. they were still so frightened by the american u. o and based cruise missiles tomahawks and by the pershing twos. they were so afraid that they haven't won't have enough time to reach their bunkers if the american southern way attack and the eldest came to exchange of nuclear blows and 83 during a bow archer exercises. so when a reagan put forward the 0 option that was seized in moscow, and that was not just gorbachev single handedly, it was the russian general soviet generals that everyone behind it. and when he began this, sir, his appearance tried can blast a statue. he also began who's carina, which means swiftness that was that and that was increasing dramatically the production of weapons and procurement of weapons. so he was playing on all the fields and he had a lot of support. the real that will, but the system began to disintegrate. he cannot mclee because also the price of oil co apps and then the, the 3rd he turned out to be ice away in the end, when a different parts have

in addition to dewey's officers are looking for reckless driving and speeding.oth president joe biden and vice president kamala harris will spend labor day at events supporting unions. president biden is said to travel first to milwaukee for the city's annual labor fist. he then flies to pittsburgh, pennsylvania for one of the nation's largest labor day parades will be joined by the leaders of the american federation of teachers and afl ci. oh pennsylvania is an important state for the president and democrats. it will be his third trip there in a week. vice president harris is scheduled to travel to boston to take part in an annual labor day breakfast, she told reporters. she's celebrating the labor day holiday and the administration's commitment to working with families with labor leaders and advocates. credit card interest rates have hit the highest level in almost 30 years. a recent survey by bankrate .com found the average credit card rate hit a record high. of 17.96% that rate is up 3.5% from roughly a month ago, the fed approved two back to back 75 basis p

and i thought, okay, not as important as truman and dewey, but that's why that's my small town equivalent of that headline. do you have that paper? well, i do, yeah. that's the only thing. and a newspaper about me that i actually framed and put my office in that first senate race. there was a third party candidate, a liberty union party candidate whose name was bernie sanders. i remember who what was bernie sanders like then? well, we got along well, i he was the speeches you hear today were speeches you heard then and and it showed his passion and his commitment in these areas. i asked him why he was running because it obviously be taken votes for me, said, well, everybody knows you can't win anyway. i can use this to get known. i've always had third and fourth party opponents in my races, my second race, having won nearly cost me the election since they it's been one or 2% of the vote. you know, 1980 you had a close call, you won by 2700 votes. and in your book you write, i was angry that the race had gotten this tight and mad at myself for forgetting how i'd been elected in the first p

john dewey no sooner gets done with his work that i researched in columbia university than frankfurt school shows up. pete had a better grasp on that side of things than i did. as a whole, the work was evidential. it would not come together if it hadn't been the time and place and the partnership. >> yes, the progressives had been targeting our youngest minds on their mind from the very beginning. they knew they had to remove the one immovable object inside american civic life and western civilization if their schemes were to catch on. the immovable object was god and faith. the centerpiece of the american classroom since the founding. they had to replace it to keep the indiana jones analogy going, it's like when you're trying to grab a precious artifact but it's on a pressure plate. if you take the artifact off of the pressure plate, the alarm is going to go off. if they did that a hundred years ago, the churches would have revolted. they openly wrote in the new republic and this is the research that david did, they discussed how do we remove god from the classroom? they ultimately

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one trust donald trump to pay the fee at the end of the day to the help that is working with judge dewey on this. if you look at that, they set it up so they can hold donald trump in contempt. if it doesn't pay skis. i'll bet you there are a lot of lawyers out there that represented donald trump that wish they had that provision in their engagement letters. >> this is a fascinating conversation, and you that you guys think it's over, you think they have no more moves and the chessboard, even in the supreme court? >> no. >> no. there's not even a chance, that opinion from the 11th circuit, three zip, it's well reasoned, it's on the money, there's no way that goes anywhere. >> including two of his appointees. >> right. >> wow! thank you, good to see you, all of you. i want to bring in contributor and donald trump biographer, the author of new book high crimes. michael, good to see you, you've been listening to this conversation. what do you think? >> hi don! your panel is absolutely right, the former president doesn't have any moves left. and you also can see across the spectrum that his r

. >> quickly before we go, andrew weissmann, when you participated in these discussions these duly dewey not appeal discussions in the justice department, did you ever have to seriously wonder about what would happen because of who the case would go to? who wind which president appointed the appeals court judges that the case would go to? >> i was fortunate. because i was really out of the trump department of justice and his administration. i was dealing with special counsel. so, what we are seeing now is so extreme, i have never had to do that. yes, you might have that in the back of your mind. but i was given a hard time by judges no matter who appointed them. judges tend to really -- prior to this -- adhere to their oaths of office. and we still have examples of that. but i think it's very hard, when you -- decision by judge cannon, the people it hurts the most, i think, are the republican appointed judges by trump who are actually doing the right thing, particularly in the d.c. courts, with a have a lot of january six cases and vial arguer seeing them do exactly what the trump appoin

he appointed john admiral dewey the most famous admiral in the country, an admiral who defeated the germans in. manila during the spanish face them down anyway, in manila, the spanish-american war. and so he appointed him. he gave him as his as command ship. you know, usually commanders were battleship ops or something. he gave him the presidential yacht so the germans would have to sink the yacht. you can imagine what that symbol was. and also he did things like cole call the six sailors back to their ships. you know, none. this was public. you know, it was publicly that. but none of this was any there was no, you know, saber rattling, belittling the kaiser or anything and so but what he can do is convince the kaiser. he also backchannels. here's the german ambassador to try to convince kaiser he wasn't bluffing. he had the fleet. they were already in puerto rico go down and the there he is. i'm sorry. and the the germans were disadvantaged. they had long supply lines. they were surrounded an american lake, so to speak, just didn't make any sense. well, what happened is t.r. called in the

she pleaded no contest to do it charges this week and will attend a three month dewey school plus pay fines. in a statement , hoffmeister apologized to the people of concord and said she is seeking treatment to ensure she's never arrested for d u i again the mosquito fire is flaring up again. is one of two wildfires burning close to each other in plaster county tonight crusade, a spot fire is growing rapidly, and some new evacuations are now in effect. this comes as crews made progress overnight. cal fire says the mosquito fire is now 18% contained. that's up from 10% yesterday, and firefighters in plaster county are also fighting the nearby dutch fire. it had all lanes of interstate 80 closed this afternoon from colfax to the state route. 20 separate aeration as firefighters spot those flames and lit backfires, but just a few minutes ago. caltrans reopened the eastbound lanes of travel, however, westbound lanes remain closed. evacuation orders in that area have also been lifted. fire says this fire burned about 25 acres and back now that much larger mosquito fire. it's prompted new e

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in our modern lives were not used to, we don't have a lot of access to silence these days, dewey? the fact that everyone's footsteps are muffled by a carpet, everyone is told to turn their phones are, if nobody's lead to take photos, nobody is talking. you can hear a pin drop. you get the occasional noise of the guards changing over. you get the clinking of the uniforms and so on. but that is it. everybody is held in this moment of silence. a lot of people said it felt quite spiritual. a lot of people didn't think that they would be is upset areas of moved or attached as they turned it to be when the moment counties. they turned it to be when mollyt folks will get in line and that find that they don't actually get that experience? is there a cut off point? >> they're absolutely will be, and the police have said that they were watching the numbers carefully so that you don't end up in a situation where you've waited for ten hours, and then in the wee hours of monday morning they say, no, no one else. we do know that the accessible lines, people with wheelchairs, any kind of alterna

the stamping or the idea of a marking, they thought maybe i'm dating myself here, it's sort of the dewey decimal aspect at the library when you had at the end of it when the book was due, a little bit of a stam frp your librarian. no. these are cover sheets with huge borders telling you stop, this is not to be read by just anybody. so the idea here is wouldn't you expect these to be in his possession? of course the answer is not. and to shan's point, it could very well be the judge goes beyond what is normally contemplated because of the huge microscope and magnifying glass on top of this particular case and the public interest. on the one hand you could foresee the doj saying you know what, we have dotted every i, we have crossed every t, if you want to have a special master there, be prepared, your honor, to ensure we're not going to have our investigation derailed because you cannot unring the bell. we have seen the documents for several weeks. and any privilege issues are going to be separate from classified, top secret, sensitive material. if she is prepared to compartmentalize in a

in a separate incident, the driver suspected of hitting him has been booked with dewey and vehicularhes in san jose this year is on pace to surpass last year's, according to sanders, a police officers 45 people have died in traffic crashes this year. in all of last year, 60 people died in crashes, a number reached only two other times since 2011 , a group called vision zero, which is dedicated to improving traffic safety, met recently and the group pointed out one thing that's unusual unusual about this year's fatal crashes in the city. we see five of them so far on late road, so that is really unusual to see so many fatalities on one road. um and so that it has been, uh, a corridor that were quite interested in playing especially to get cramps funding to have a lot of having more money to do some of its bigger issues. vision zero is working to identify safety corridors to come up with solutions to make streets safer. a man who police say stole a truck and was fleeing wallet creek police crashed the vehicle on westbound highway 24 this afternoon and was then arrested. the stolen truc

boots on the ground if you will live literally means that psychologist is pulled out of her office on dewey security post for up to and including the whole shift. >> over the course of a week, how many people were doing that 50% of the time if you're going to work a 400 hour week. >> i don't have the details today but we certainly can get those from you. >> to understand people are doing it a majority of the time. >> that isn't my sense that it's a majorityy of the time but it's my sense that it is on a regular basis. >> on staffing more broadly, i think that there is a broad agreement that we have staffing shortage problems and that includes qualitative, quantitative morale et cetera. and i agree it should be one of the main priorities as the new director. but it feelsqu like right now theree is no reliable way to calculate how much they need and i want to quote from the government accountability office finding last year, quote, multiple methods for assessing the staffing levels to determine washortfalls, but each method hs inconsistencies in either terminology or methodology. i think we a