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is the united states an exceptional country the indispensable nation proponents of this idea claim the us is a force for good in the world and has the right even the obligation to act unilaterally when necessary critics charge american exceptionalism is dangerous to the us and the world as well as a cover for global domination and empire. to cross-talk american exceptionalism i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he is the co-founder of the global justice movement in phoenix we have david burchell he is a former deputy assistant secretary of state and in moscow we cross the marks he's a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university right gentlemen cross-talk roles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i encourage it rodney if i go to you first in london do you like the term american exceptionalism and is it a good thing or a bad thing. well it's inaccurate the usa is a courageous loosely. exceptional it spends forty percent of the world budget and with the undeclared spending it's nearly fifty percent. if you take a year say nine hundred fifty it's

he believes america is an exceptional nation much the brits regard britain as ed. the greeks regard greek greek civilization as exceptional but the we have seen particularly with syria although in prior conflicts as well we've seen a disconnect with the way what you could call the foreign policy elite circles the journalistic classes the elite classes of the united states view the term american exceptionalism and this is what putin was addressing in his editorial for the new york times this is an idea of american exceptionalism where whatever domestic qualities the united states has. its particular political ideology creates this uniquely virtuous just cause to reorder the world along its own along its own image or at least within its own interests and this is extremely costly to the united states in terms of its economy with the wars of the last decade have perhaps cost the united states more than ten trillion dollars and when we speak of the united states we're talking of course the united states taxpayers and the simply normal. national debt state debt city debt

he believes america is an exceptional nation much of the brits regard britain as ed. the greeks regard greek greek civilization as exceptional but the we have seen particularly with syria although in prior conflicts as well we've seen a disconnect with the way what you could call the foreign policy elite circles the journalistic classes the elite classes of the united states view the term american exceptionalism and this is what putin was addressing in his editorial for the new york times this is an idea of american exceptionalism where whatever domestic qualities the united states has. its particular political ideology creates this uniquely virtuous just cause to reorder the world along its own along its own image or at least within its own interests and this is extremely costly to the united states in terms of its economy with the wars of the last decade have perhaps cost the united states more than ten trillion dollars and when we speak of the united states we're talking of course the united states taxpayers and the simply norma's. national debt state debt city deb

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he gave the exception. but those paying the bills to give them a one-year reprieve of the individual maate of obamacare. >> and these little darlings that we send to washington d.c. and the administration official after a year to the laws that they write for everybody watching and listening also a 2.0 something we should know the outcome on the bitter amendment and the republican response sent to the senate here within the hour in we will leave you up-to-date. >> i think it is a clear-cut message to the american people from here on out there will be members that say i need the exemption or the subsidy what is good to pass is not good enough for me the president tries to put off for one year but it is not good fo the body so that is a lesson they will learn over the next few months. >> ted cruz in the other republicans whhave seized the moral high ground? in the right place morally in other rice said of history it will be inresting to see how this unwinds. always good to talk with you david. we will be right

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it is kept that policy with just a few exceptions. one was the arguments over obamacare and the other was the voting rights act. that should give you some idea how the current justices feel about allowing television coverage. it's quite clear it's not going to happen anytime soon even though there is a pilot project on civil trials in the federal district courts. they're not going to change the audio policy either even though many of the federal appellate courts now regularly post the audio of their argument sessions. for example, in washington you can go on the court of appeals website and the district of columbia and you can hear the oral argument audio from that week's cases. some of the current justices have said they were that soundbites of oral arguments would be taken out of context and could be misleading. and other justices have said that if the supreme court accepts cameras, then that will force the lower courts to accept them. others have said they are wary about any changes at all in the institution because they simply don

and the new york times is a notable exception, but with a few exceptions, people have systematically cut back. investigative reporting is risky and doesn't always yield stories, it makes enemies, it's not commercial, and it's impossible to turn a profit into such, and that's why phil's operation is a non-profit and that's why ours is as well and depends on donors, and there is a systematic cutback across the board. i would add one note that goes the other way. i would have to say that the reporting this summer in the last six months that we have been able to play a small part in with the guardian and the new york times, based on the snowden documents, has in many ways been some of the most important, and i think will very clearly prove the most productive investigative reporting perhaps in 40 years in this country. i think there's a serious crisis in this area, premature. >> talking about the hostile climate in investigative journalism. chris says: mike says: and manuel says: jordan, talk toking you about the impact that this has had in the aggressive prosecution, and what happened w

let leave those kinds of exceptions to the rule aside. something extraordinary is lost when a justice or more than one justice particularly it's one or recuses hip. the ability of a the court function. it's designed to operate as odd number court. nine justices and every member of the court should be participating in that every case. the supreme case, by the way, occurred when justice tom clark resigned from the court so that his son ramsey clark wouldn't have to face the issue when his son was becoming attorney general. a noble act. the second is one that i really do think that the justices should wrestle with, and embark a on a course of conduct that eliminates this entirely. and as recusal because of financial interest. if one is going become a justice of the supreme court, i think there is a deal. t an implicit tale -- deal. you conduct yourself as a justice. so you can do your duty. now there may come time. one justice because of a death in a family -- i realize there may be a process. i would hope that the justices would move to a s

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but i believe america is exceptional. so. this. person. will be. edward snowden speaks out about washington which. is the first. in. the world against so-called frankenfood activists in hundreds of cities across the globe take to the streets in protest at the. u.s. politicians over the budget the government shutdown continues we speak with a cancer patient who is among hundreds being denied treatment because of the deadlock in washington. the matter of life or death it's not a matter of. we need this treatment.

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i have often said that america is not exceptional because we talk about ourselves as being exceptional and we say that we are exceptional and it's not because we say that we are. it's because we do exceptional things and we are the nations that defeat the powers and we never ask to be paid back and that is exceptional. we are a nation that has the force of our ideals and alliances and without the force of arms, that exception. we told them that they are spiraling out of control and most people think we would never rain not in. but we mustered the will and the resources to lead the global response that is now looking at the possibility of an aids free generation and that is exceptional. we have let it by 60% and afghanistan over the last decade and 3 million afghan girls are in school and raise life expectancy by 20 years and my friends, there are so many examples where we have helped others with no request and return and they are all exceptional. so of course our leaders confronted the disagreements and even as we did those things. but guess what? those leaders shared a deeper commitme

it has kept that policy with a few exceptions. one was the arguments over obamacare, and the other was the last term argument over the voting rights act. that ought to give you some idea about how the justices feel about allowing television coverage. it is clear it will not happen anytime soon, although there is a pilot project on civil trials in the federal district courts, and they will not change the audio policy either, even though many of the federal appellate courts now regularly post the audio of their argument sessions. in washington, you can go on the court of appeals website, district of columbia, and you can hear the oral argument audio cases.at week's some justices say they worry that soundbites of oral arguments would be taken out of context and could be misleading. other justices have said if the supreme court accepts cameras, then that will force the lower courts into accepting them, too. others have said they are wary about any changes at all in the institution, because they simply do not know how cameras would aff

except this, this paddle game. the paddle game, that's all i need. and this. >> jon: i don't need any government, except these memorials, and social security, and the paddle game. (applause) >> jon: and then, in the middle of your outrage and tadness over the government shutdown, you'll always end up giving away the bull [bleep] game. >> we're really very energized today, very strong. this is about the happiest i've seen members in a long time. >> yes, there is joy on bull [bleep] mountain this day. for the government is shut and the photo ops be plentiful. and you almost have to admire how fully they can commit to their means. >> we had a spokesman there with benghazi and it turns out it looks as if more personnel were sent into the world war ii memorial to keep people out than the state department actually sent to benghazi. >> jon: you know, i haven't been a director for very long and i hate to criticize performances. certainly don't want to give a line reading but i'm pretty sure the news face you want to eat to convey outrage and concern isn't [b

but the united states is the exception. still there's a fair amount of anti-semitism in this country the same kind of things i have discussed in -- nothing to do with israel. finally this great upsurge in anti-semitic expression and the development of global anti-semitism has taken place over the last two decades in a period particularly 1990s which was perhaps the most hopeful period for resolution of the middle east conflict. the oslo peace process was underway. if israel is the source of this way when things were looking most hopeful for a resolution of the conflict with the palestinians and other arab countries, why was it during this period we have this emergence and intensification of local anti-semitism and? it doesn't matter. israel is not the cause. and finally if we look specifically at israel's actions and what its effects are in anti-semitism you expect to see cause and effect if israel were the source of anti-semitism. perhaps the most condemned military operation are operation of any kind by israel in recent h

unfortunately, for you our exceptions are really, really high. but i think this also provides some foundational work. i said to people that for the first time we're actually geting to do a plan it's allowing us to dream. i kept hearing over and over again. there was a little bit of hesitancy saying i can say whatever i want without the bureaucracy associated that with that. it's a difficult cultship for many people in the room. it was exciting to not only be part of this conversation but to see who've you brought into the conversation >> yes. commissioner anyway's and again, along with my colleagues commend i laura. we've talked about our ideas but really this first envisioning session was amazing to come to fruition. if this is what our world will be like in 2025 i want to be young again in the classroom. so thank you for setting us off right and that's a what i appreciate you. i appreciate i in doing that. one thing i was telling myself i tweeted it as well. the first day session is something that happens to me when i'm in meetings with amazing