he has a vision, he knows where he's going so you have dwight eisenhower and nixon at 39 becomes the vice-president and showing signs he's on his way. the fact that they got along as well as they did, i think is a testament to several things, first of all, eisenhower should be praised because eisenhower made the vice-president significant. he sent my parents to 53 nations around the world as goodwill ambassadors. they were in vietnam, for example, in 1953. they were in africa and asia and all over the world, 53 nations because he believed in person to person diplomacy and used his vice-president and of course, i think my father liked that. let's say that eisenhower led the way on that relationshipments i've spoken to a lot of my relative's, including roosevelt and i interviewed him in new york close to the teddy roosevelt homestead some years ago. and i asked him that very question. and i think that he would have agreed with your response entirely that dwight eisenhower was not somebody who enjoyed campaigning, but he said the two greatest natural politicians, the two greatest natura

it just vastly facilitates the us economy and it's the brainchild of dwight eisenhower. if you are so devoted minimal state philosophy that you can't tell the difference between dwight eisenhower, joseph stalin. you need better eyeglass. so how do we get friedrich hayek to how you describe libertarianism today? well, i what i do in the book is i go through a series of political philosophers from, hayek to the present, and i show really a series of mistakes that lead them to the kind of absolutism that you see now. i want to read another quote from your book, mr. koppelman? perhaps the most powerful moral basis, libertarianism, is what i'll call the common sensical proper story. what's that story? so the common sensical properties story is i had a job i built a business. here's my pretax income. it's mine. and when government takes away from me, they are taking property. taxation is robbery. that's the idea that underlies murray rothbard. i philosophy and libertarianism as a moral philosophy more generally. but the problem that you know i played by the rules by building u

he has an agenda and a vision and knows where he is going so you have dwight eisenhower and richard nixonho becomes the vice president who is already showing signs that he is on his way so the fact that they got along so well is a testament to several things, but i think first of o all eisenhower should be praised because eisenhower made the vice presidency significant. he sent my parents 253 nations around the world as goodwill ambassadors. they were in africa and asia and all over the world 53 nations because he believed in person to personrs diplomacy and of coursi think my father liked that so let's say eisenhower led the way on that relationship. >> i've spoken to a lot of my grandfathers colleagues over the years and one in particular was a theater roosevelt republican and former national chairman of the republican party. i interviewed him in new york very close to the teddy roosevelt homestead some years ago and i asked him that very question and i think that he would have agreed with your responseir he wasn't somebody tt campaigning but he said the greatest politicians he had stto

i think he would have agreed with your response entirely dwight eisenhower was not someone who enjoyedcampaigning but he said the two greatest natural politicians, two greatest natural politicians he'd seen in his entire life were al smith and dwight eisenher. >> alt 92000 plus hours a book programming is available online. just visit booktv.org to watchful programs on your favorite authors. weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america story. on sunday book tv brings you the latest in nonfictio books and authors. funding for cspan2 comes in these television companies and more. including charter communication. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications along with these television companies support cspan2 as a public service. recently the 2023 national book festival historian douglas brinkley discussed environmental activism during the 60s. here is a portion of that conve

>> some of the people that have been underrated -- dwight eisenhower. he seems to have found a spot where democrats like him, liberals, moderates and conservatives. his two terms are a great time of prosperity, he dealt with things like the interstate highway system, st. lawrence seaway, little rock. good and honest government, he is going up in my estimation and scholars writ large. andrew jackson is taking a big hit. he used to be one of the top five big presidents. a much more keen awareness of what the trail of tears was, what indian removal went -- removal meant. white fang, bloody side to andrew jackson and his disregard for black americans and native americans. he has been thinking -- sinking by scholars. donald trump has praised jackson. on the right, he is having a renaissance. but in the presidential scholar world, he is moving downward. i saw a documentary on calvin coolidge, he is having an upward revision because like eisenhower, integrity matters. like jimmy carter. people will judge character as not just the defining thing -- some people

dwight eisenhower in particular.inding a spot where democrats liberals, moderates and conservatives, we have seen his two terms as this great kind of prosperity that he dealt with. the interstate highway system, nafta, intervention in little rock. the more we are looking at what eisenhower accomplished with good and honest government for yearsp . in my estimation he is going up. also scholars at large. jackson is taking a big hit. it used to be one of the top five and now he sinks all the time because there is a much more keen awareness of what it was with indian removal and kind of, you know blood eastside to andrew jackson and his disregard particularly for black americans and native americans. so, he has been seeking estimation by a lot of scholars. donald trump had raised jackson and ass a populist trump right, jackson is having a bit of a renaissance. and the presidential scholar world, he is moving downward. i recentlyri saw a good documentary on calvin coolidge. he is starting to have a little bit of an upward

there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real l-american. this, you know, some some really fascinating stuff about eisenhower's college career. but he tore his knee that same season and never played football again. he became a football coach just kind of on a volunteer basis, both at west point coaching junior varsity. and then once he arrived at fort sam houston down in texas, he coached local high school, a local college. now, during war football, we don't know for sure whether he coached in 1917 or 1918 at one of the many stateside assignments that he had. he was at camp colt for a while in pennsylvania. he probably did a little bit of coaching there, but he most definitely during the national guard mobilization of the winter of 1916, 1917, he definitely coached a team from the 12th division, all stars which were based in fort sam houston, where eisenhower was also based. and actually, the interesting thing about that all star team, the champions of their tournament, was the second texas infantry, which would later reform is th

the us us dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doing air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package i'm sending to congress and asking congress do isn't on the pressure on the commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron dome continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel is stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts of the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's war effort, even as it continues to back ukraine's defense. but experts, a trade offs are

when israel called the united states responded this aircraft carrier, the us, us dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to and the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package. i'm sending to congress and asking congress to is an unprecedented commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron dome continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's for effort, even as it continues to back. ukraine's defend this.

protecting the skies when israel called the united states responded this aircraft carrier, the us s. dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package. i'm sending to congress and asking congress to is an unprecedented commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to qualitative military edge that we're going to make sure iron don't continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's war effort, even as it continues to back you cranes defense. but

there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real l-american. this, you know, some some really fascinating stuff about eisenhower's college career. but he tore his knee that same season and never played football again. he became a football coach just kind of on a volunteer basis, both at west point coaching junior varsity. and then once he arrived at fort sam houston down in texas, he coached local high school, a local college. now, during war football, we don't know for sure whether he coached in 1917 or 1918 at one of the many stateside assignments that he had. he was at camp colt for a while in pennsylvania. he probably did a little bit of coaching there, but he most definitely during the national guard mobilization of the winter of 1916, 1917, he definitely coached a team from the 12th division, all stars which were based in fort sam houston, where eisenhower was also based. and actually, the interesting thing about that all star team, the champions of their tournament, was the second texas infantry, which would later reform is th

there have literally been books written about dwight eisenhower playing against jim thorpe, the real l-american. this, you know, some some really fascinating stuff about eisenhower's college career. but he tore his knee that same season and never played football again. he became a football coach just kind of on a volunteer basis, both at west point coaching junior varsity. and then once he arrived at fort sam houston down in texas, he coached local high school, a local college. now, during war football, we don't know for sure whether he coached in 1917 or 1918 at one of the many stateside assignments that he had. he was at camp colt for a while in pennsylvania. he probably did a little bit of coaching there, but he most definitely during the national guard mobilization of the winter of 1916, 1917, he definitely coached a team from the 12th division, all stars which were based in fort sam houston, where eisenhower was also based. and actually, the interesting thing about that all star team, the champions of their tournament, was the second texas infantry, which would later reform is th

the us, as dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployments in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package i'm sending to congress and asking congress do isn't on the pressure on the commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron don't continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's for effort, even as it continues to back ukraine's defense. but experts, a trade offs are

earlier saturday morning, the navy aircraft carrier uss dwight eisenhower was deployed to that region after a day long delay. it's now the second carrier in the mediterranean. president biden spoke by phone on saturday with palestinian authority president saying the us is ready to support humanitarian efforts in gaza. pentagon officials, however, stressed the us military is advising israel only. they also insist there is zero intention of putting us forces on the ground in israel or gaza. stay with fox news channel for the very latest on the israeli a hamas war. i'm marian trying to deal about below to the hamas up militants for its carnage last weekend 1300 dead and israel put a prins you noted 29 americans with 150 hostages its belief 15 americans could be among them. situation on the ground in the gaza very bad right now. hundreds of thousands of civilians fleeing from the northern side of the gaza strip down to the south. israel said to them they should leave. they are now taking that seriously. it looks like the northern parts of the devastating gaza strip from all these airstrik

douglass, theodore roosevelt, martin luther king, shirley chisholm, henrietta lacks, james baldwin, dwight eisenhower, among manyrs others. but within two years ago i was fortunate enough to read jack davis the bald eagle. and then whole new world open to me. i missed the little upon which our country was founded, and without which there would be no united states of america, our natural resources, land, water, flora and fauna. and how we struggle to gain and profit from it. the stories in the lies that jack davis, patrick dean, rien fertel and deanus king bring us are indispensable to an understanding of our society, our culture and our future. the story of our natural resources as recounted by these four authors bring a heartbeat and the context to our american history. in-depth, dramatic and deeply immersed in the delicate splendor of the natural world, these books we will discuss over the next hour exploring humanities connection to nature, the history of conservation and the heroes who have paved the way. please enjoy a panel discussion. i will introduce our four authors first and i will hold up

dwight eisenhower will be heading to the earn mediterranean this week. it takes two weeks.ay it was previously scheduled not because of the war but sends another message with a strike group. f-15s and 16s, the u.s. air force moving into the region from the u.s. central command. the arrival of the forces to the region is a strong signal of deterrents should any actor hostile to israel try to take advantage of this situation. no plans to put boots on the ground according to the state department and jake sullivan. however, there is a lot of u.s. movement of material, forces, and power. >> dana: as we were saying before they don't go there to sit in the ocean and hang out. joey jones is a retired marine corps bomb technician. you've been covering this closely. the dwight eisenhower is now headed there as well. >> my nephew is on a carrier group supposed to leave yesterday and they were waiting for orders. so they are supposedly leaving today. their destination will be off the coast of israel or taiwan. that's the situation we find ourselves in as americans now. we're supplying

and i asked him that question and i think he would have agreed with your response entirely, dwight eisenhower was not somebody who enjoyed campaigning but he said the two greatest natural politicians, the two greatest natural politicians he had seen in his entire life were al smith and dwight eenhower. ..

throughout the presidents from ronald reagan to barack obama, dwight eisenhower, to lyndon baines johnson have spoken to this chamber and urged us to put aside partisan politics for the good of the american people. president lincoln spoke to this congress on december 1, 1862, in the middle of the civil war and noted that we in this institution had the power and hold the responsibility to save the union. the stakes were high as articulated by president lincoln. we could either nobly save or meanly lose america as we know it. the last best hope on earth. this is a turbulent time in the american journey. and we have but one charge to keep during this moment of great fragility. our union must be sustained, our union must be strengthened, our union must succeed. there are many -- there are many throughout this country who are understandably alarmed at the turbulence of the moment. at the chaos, the dysfunction, and the extremism that has been unleashed in this chamber from the very beginning of this congress. but this, too, shall pass. our country has often confronted adversity and the good ne

news from the mediterranean, where ford was eventually sent, and not alone, but in company with dwight eisenhower is an aircraft carrier with a displacement of 101,000 tons, on board which can accommodate up to 90 aircraft. primarily f-18 multi-role fighters, airborne radars, hock ais and helicopters. accompanies izzenhaura, including the missile cruiser philippine sea with universal mk-41 launch cells for cruise tomahawks, s-rock anti-submarine missiles, as well. sm2 and 3. in addition, the ship group is reinforced by two destroyers, mason and graley, of the arrog class. on board both there are up to 56 of the same tomahawks, and the aircraft carrier is certainly followed by at least one submarine, usually the los angeles class, it is armed with torpedoes, harpoon anti-ship missiles and tomahawks. the us and israel have a military guarantee agreement. security. and within the framework of this agreement they have much more. what is possible and what is allowed, so of course, they will react much more actively here and, in general , on a larger scale, because there is no such agreement with ukrai

from the mediterranean, where ford was eventually sent, and more than one, and in company with dwight eisenhowerier with a displacement of 101,000 tons, on board which can accommodate up to 90 aircraft, primarily f-18 multi-role fighters, hock ai air radars and helicopters. accompanies esenhower, including the missile cruiser philippine sea with universal launch cells mk-41 for cruise tomohawks, srok anti-submarine missiles, as well as anti-aircraft sm2 and 3. in addition, the ship group is reinforced by two destroyers mason and grayley, arorg class, on board both of them up to 56 of the same tomahawks. well, the aircraft carriers are certainly followed by at least one submarine, usually the los angeles class. she is armed with torpedoes against. the us and israel have an agreement on military security guarantees within the framework of this agreement is much more than they can do. and what is allowed, so of course, they will react much more actively here, in general, on a larger scale, because there is no such agreement with ukraine, ukraine is like a country that can be abandoned at any time,

el pentágono ha ordenado también al grupo de ataque del portaaviones dwight eisenhower que se desplacede viajar a china y publicó imágenes de su visita. >> durante su estancia en israel. el gobernador se reunió, entre otros, con supervivientes y familias afectadas por el conflicto. igualmente, informó que el estado de california está trabajando para enviar suministros médicos en apoyo a los esfuerzos de ayuda humanitaria tanto en israel como en gaza. entonces en las estudiantes y miembros de la comunidad se congregaron también en la universidad de stanford para alzar su voz en contra de lo que ellos llaman crímenes de guerra. >> los bombardeos en gaza en las últimas 2 semanas y también que, según ellos, llevan ocurriendo en los últimos 75 años. >> y de igual manera hubo manifestaciones en san francisco. se reúnen para llamar a un cese al fuego en gaza. nuestro helicóptero, como ben pudo sobrevolar esa zona cerca del edificio federal y nos permite apreciar a personas pintando un mural sobre el pavimento. no sería una obra en la que piden al presidente de la congresista nancy pelosi que

the us, as dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployments in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package. i'm sending to congress and asking congress to isn't on pressure on that commitment to israel security. that was sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron don't continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's for effort, even as it continues to back ukraine's defense. but experts, a trade offs are a

the aircraft carrier dwight eisenhower headed for the mediterranean sea, in the eastern part of whichs navy aircraft carrier, gerald ford. cnn sources report that washington is considering the possibility of sending the twenty -sixth marine expeditionary unit to an area close to israel, this is a rapid deployment force for special operations, however, officially there is no talk of the participation of the american military yet, while the audience who shares biden’s assessment that the states are the most powerful country in history are perplexed why the elite american special forces have not yet stormed gaza. specially trained soldiers in the army and navy, whose main task is to rescue american hostages wherever they happen to be. this was not only the largest attack on jews in recent memory, but also an attack on americans. and if there is a possibility for the elite american military to save american citizens, it is the responsibility of our government, not the israeli government. however, not everyone shares this belief in the omnipotence, if not of the states, then certainly of b

dwight z. eisenhower is headed towards the mediterranean. message to hezbollah and, 15 americans are still unaccounted for. cnn's orrin lieberman is live at the pentagon. the newest is the second carrier strike group headed towards the mediterranean why? >> there is not too often you see two u.s. strike groups operating in the same region. that is exactly what we'll see, the u.s.s. strike group and the u.s.s. dwight d. eisenhower strike group should get there in a couple of weeks. it is a major statement. the purpose of all of this essentially fire power and these war ships is not to get involved in the fighting in israel. the u.s. doesn't want that and israel doesn't want it. they want the fighting to be constrained to gaza and to israel and not sweec sweech ovee borders. the -- sweep over the borders. one of deterrence, hezbollah and lebanon right on israel's border. there has been back and fire across that border but hasn't escalated beyond that and remains at essentially a contained level. the goal is to keep it there john. >> so orrin,

how about dwight eisenhower? how about jon kennedy? how about richard nixon? how about ronald reagan? how about the bushes? donald trump did not get them $6 billion he never would have given them $6 billion. so let's stop playing games of propaganda for the biden. us not being used for that and i'm going to tell you they are right in a way. we di do not give iran $6 billin we gave them tens and tens of billions of dollars. the biden administration gave them tens and tens of billions of dollars. perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars fo per get to that and minute. this is a press release and the department of justice is very proud of itself. they get this rope revolutionary guard i was planning to murder bolton and pompeo that's a press release from the department of justice that is not nice. so why did we give them $6 billion? when they are threatening real really? there needs to be accountability here. number one, ladies and gentlemen it happens every time israel seeks to defend itself against these nazi orders or impact them. give it two days, three days, f

it is a deep state, is dwight eisenhower admitted publicly. he had our, he really lost control of the military industrial complex. i think there's this misnomer that when he was delivering his farewell address, that he was something he saw the one right. but they want, they won before he left office and he knew it, and he was a warning to everyone else that hey, i've already lost this. here actually was the allied commander in world war 2 and i've lost it. i can't, i can't put this genie back in the bottle back when it was even waste small works in the 1950s. so i just, i don't know how they pulled this off, how they shut it all down. but clearly anyone with the can a visa, a name is going to know quite a lot about the what the military industrial going thinks about is how surprised where you buy this warning letter sent to foxy and then your times warning against coverage of the ukraine on to bite and impeachment proceeding story claiming that the, they meant to be careful. i mean it's, it's amazing the public that it's gonna be written and c

when israel called the united states responded this aircraft carrier, the us, us dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon incense after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doom air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package. i'm sending to congress and asking congress to is an unprecedented commitment to israel security that will sharpen israel's qualitative military edge, which we've committed to the qualitative military edge. we're going to make sure iron dome continues to guard the skies of razor. we're going to make sure other hospital actors in the region know that israel, stronger than ever and prevent this conflict from spreading. there are few doubts that the world's largest military super power would be able to help foster israel's for effort, even as it continues to back ukraine's defense. but e

carrier strike group led by uss dwight d. eisenhower is sailing to the middle east, sailing to the mediterranean. it is designed to sell messages to israel and proxies including lebanon and hezbollah not to get involved. the eisenhower group will join the uss gerald ford that reached the coast earlier this week. also the u.s. state department said the number of u.s. citizens killed in last week's attack the number has climbed to 29 dead. 15 majors are still unaccounted for, anderson. >> and as john mentioned, the new u.s. warships are supposed to send a signal to groups like israel not to get involved. today israel exchange fire with tel aviv near the border. what sort of hostilities have been going on there? >> there's been some exchanges of fire. you mention mortar attacks coming from hezbollah oppositions in southern lebanon, just a short distance from the lebanese border now there was artillery fired from the israeli officers that are concentrated here now in preparation for a possible second front opening up. there's also a missile

douglass, theodore roosevelt, martin luther king, shirley chisholm, henry enerplex, james baldwin, dwight eisenhower among many others. objectives is the bald eagle. in a whole new world open to me. i miss upon which our country was founded and without which they would be no united states of america. our naturales resources, land, water, flora and fauna. how we obtain a profit from it. the stories in the lives of jack davis, patrick dean, ryan fitzgerald bring us understanding of our society or culture and our future. and that natural resourcesand ts recounted by the four authors a heartbeat in a context to our american history. in depth a dramatic and deeply emerged in the delicate splendor of the natural world these books will discuss over the next hour explore humanity's connection to nature. the history of conservation and heroes to pave the way. please enjoy our panel discussion. i'll introduce our four authors first and will hold up the books. jack davis is a pulitzer prize-winning author of the gulf the making of an american see an everglades providence marjory stoneman douglas and the americ

how about dwight eisenhower? how about jon kennedy? how about richard nixon?ow about ronald reagan? how about the bushes? donald trump did not get them $6 billion he never would have given them $6 billion. so let's stop playing games of propaganda for the biden. us not being used for that and i'm going to tell you they are right in a way. we d do not give iran $6 billion we gave them tens and tens of billions of dollars. the biden administration gave them tens and tens of billions of dollars. perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars f per get to that and minute. this is a press release and the department of justice is very proud of itself. they get this rope revolutionary guard i was planning to murder bolton and pompeo that's a press release from the department of justice that is not nice. so why did we give them $6 billion? when they are threatening re really? there needs to be accountability here. number one, ladies and gentlemen it happens every time israel seeks to defend itself against these nazi orders or impact them. give it two days, three days, five d

one is in u.s., president dwight eisenhower is elected and in november 1952 election.e is determined to end what is an increasingly unpopular war in united states. it also relates to the death of stalin's can be soviet union. stalin had a sort of wanted the war to continue. he thought it occupied the united states and force them to commit resources to a very difficult because. host: which it did. guest: right, which it did, but after stalin's death, the leaders who come to power in the soviet union after him start saying it is time to try to pursue peace on the korean peninsula. host: this is agreement is only an military agreement. it is not political. so technically the war has not ended. guest: that is absolutely correct. technically the u.s. and north korea have still been at war since 1950. the armistice calls for armtice- even to this day, north korea is one of a hanul of may 4 or five countries that neither states still does not cognize and has no form of relations with the. it is not and in ap streatery. -- it does not end in a piece treaty. in armistice is dif

. >> earlier this morning the navy aircraft carrier uss dwight eisenhower was deployed to the regions of the second u.s. carrier in the mediterranean. president biden spoke by phone safe the palestinian authority president saying the u.s. is ready to support humanitarian efforts and gaza. pentagon officials stressed the u.s. military is advising israel only. they also insist there is zero intention of putting u.s. forces on the ground in israel or gaza pre-29 americans now confirmed dead. eighteen others unaccounted for and potentially held hostage. ♪. mark: welcome back america we are here with dan diker who is terrific in tracking down these movements particularly on her college campuses. you have been one of your studies one university in north america, for in new york has rejected a student request to form a students for justice of palestine chapter. so in other words these colleges do not have had terrorist links anti- american anti- somatic organizations on their campus. they certainly do not have to give them a platform and fund them. and help promote them yet they do that und

on is in u.s., president dwight eisenhower is elected and in november 1952 election.e is determined to end what is an increasingly unpopular war in united states. it also relates to the death of stalin's can be soviet union. stalin had a sort of wanted the war to continue. he thought it occupied the united states and force them to commit resources to a very difficult because. host: which it did. guest: right, which it did, but after stalin's death, the leaders who come to power in the soviet union after him start saying it is time to try to pursue peace on the korean peninsula. host: this is agreement is only an military agreement. it is not political. so technically the war has not ended. guest: that is absolutely correct. technically the u.s. and north korea have still been at war since 1950. the armisce calls for armistice- even to this day, north korea is one of a handful of may 4 or five countries that neither stat still does not recognize and has no form of relations with the. it is not and in ap streatery. -- it does not end in a piece treaty. in armistice is d

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