academic freedom and freedom of expression are restrained and opportunities for open expression are, making it hard for students to fulfill their mission. this is a response. it is a guide of fostering open exchange during this time of polarization and instability. the board, which approved the report unanimously, is comprised of members including a recent college graduate, civic leaders, former governors, college presidents and other academic leaders from liberal arts colleges, research universities, hbcus, and safe space institutions. we met virtually over the last year to hear from other college presidents and faculty about solutions that have worked on their campuses. these are not dry issues. they are about navigating the practices that sustain knowledge such that every member of the community feels welcome. a few words about the center. the bipartisan policy center is a washington think tank that strives to bring security and opportunity for american families. we are the only organization registered in the district of columbia that has the word bipartisan and its name. we are w

the ex - ress according to the express. the express is _ according to the express.happen tomorrow than the other papers seem to be. i think that it is quite _ papers seem to be. i think that it is quite right that it is much more likely— is quite right that it is much more likely we — is quite right that it is much more likely we are going to get advice if we get _ likely we are going to get advice if we get anything at all. of course, even _ we get anything at all. of course, even if— we get anything at all. of course, even if it— we get anything at all. of course, even if it does come tomorrow, boris johnson _ even if it does come tomorrow, boris johnson is _ even if it does come tomorrow, boris johnson is looking at the data tomorrow, there is no cabinet meeting — tomorrow, there is no cabinet meeting planned at the moment, and on the _ meeting planned at the moment, and on the basis _ meeting planned at the moment, and on the basis of that, we may not actually— on the basis of that, we may not actually hear anything until tuesday anyway, _ actually hear anything

life of bob dole, to express the value of the life of bob dole. so, this afternoon, it's not a conclusion but it is an ending of these remarks i think senator dole for being a kansan with a lot ofom common sense. i thank him for his willingness to serve, to serve the nation, put on the uniform and go through the experience of his injuries into rehabilitation, theth kansans that helped him through that experience. most of my life i've heard the story of bob dole's hometown of russell, kansas. again i grew up within 15 miles of russell. and upon his return from the va hospital to his hometown, the community rallied to the survival and success of his rehabilitation. the story of cigar boxes in the drugstore where he worked in high school, the businessmen, women, farmers and laborers, the workers that put nickels and dimes, a few dollars here and there into the cigar boxes around town to make sure bob dole he and his mom and dad havd the resources to recover. maybe it takes us back to that e value of coming from a small town where people know each oth

life of bob dole, to express the value of the life of bob dole. so this afternoon it's not a conclusion but it's an ending of these remarks. i thank senator dole for being a kansan with a lot of common sense. i thank senator dole for his willingness to serve, serve our nation, put on the uniform, go through the terrible experience of his injuries and his rehabilitation. i thank kansans who helped him through that experience. most of my life i've heard the stories of bob dole's hometown of russell, kansas. again, i grew up within 15 miles of russell. and upon his return from the v.a. hospital to his hometown, the community rallied to his survival and his success and his rehabilitation. the story of cigar boxes in the drugstore where he worked as a soda jerk in high school. the business men and women, the people, the farmers and laborers, the workers who put nickels and dimes, a few dollars here and there, into the cigar boxes around town to make sure that bob dole and his mom and dad had the resources to recover. maybe it takes us back to that valu

it's substitute self expressions for strategy. and that's pretty much what's happening or what has happened with the very few people who think that they're fighting cops and fascists in the streets is somehow going to build the move strategy is much more important than self. ah, in the weather underground, a clandestine revolutionary organization that carried out a wave of bombings in the 1970, was seen by my father and other clergy members who were involved in viet nam, anti war protests. as one of the most self destructive forces on the left, these members of the clergy, many of whom including my father, were world war. 2 veterans had often become ministers because of their experiences . in war. they understood the poison of violence. one of the most prominent leaders of clergy and laity concerned about via dam to which my father belonged. was the catholic priest, phil berrigan, who was a highly decorated army, 2nd lieutenant who fought in the battle of the bulge. the young radicals of the vietnam era, including mark, who in 196

to express the value of the life of bob dole. so, this afternoon, it is not a conclusion but an ending of these remarks.n i think senator dole for being a kansan with a lot of common sense. thank senator dole for his willingness to serve. to serve our nation. to put on the uniform. to go to the terrible experience of his injury and his rehabilitation. i thank kansans who helped him through thate experience. most of my life i've heard the stories of bob dole's hometown russell kansas. i grew up within 15 miles of russell. and upon his return to his hometown the community rallied to his survival, his success, his rehabilitation. the story of the cigar boxes where he worked as a soda jerk in high school and make sure bob dole and his mom and dad to recover. where on a party line turi mothers could have a conversation about their sons and service, where a community knows the importance of respecting and helping those in need. so, to the people of russell and to the people across kansas, and thank you for the manner in which you have

fear of being in silence or conformity, property, expression, identify, all based on matter and there is no matter here. the manifesto was written in 1996 and economic form on the same day president bill clinton signed into law communications decency act in an attempt to ban obscene materials on the internet. he's well aware of the threatened government provided by the internet. science fiction among those online and 1992, a short history of the internet he argues the people who want to be on the internet is simple freedom outings the internet in true modern functional anarchy, there is no internet inc. growing up in the 90s, i believe anything is possible although the world wide web is a prodigy, the more popular error, i never encountered restrictions of any kind. the adventures were exciting but not without risk. i experienced harassment and hate speech and witnessed images i cannot erase from my mind even today and the things today's platforms attempt to banish but i also know what took me on my first solo trip to other states and learned what was not taught in my hometown public

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patricia and ed expressed delight with the cake. ceremony remained to be performed. the new mrs. cox, on the arm of her husband, tossed her wedding bouquet as thousands of brides have done before her. mary ann, ed's sister, caught the bouquet. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> with a new and very different life ahead of them, tricia and ed cox left the white house for a honeymoon at a secret location. >> the thing i'll miss most is my parents because we are very close and i really look forward to being able to talk to them, visit with them, be with them. that's probably what i'll miss most. ♪♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> how exactly did america get up to its neck in debt? >> we believe one of the greatest characteristics of being american is we are striving to provide equal opportunity for all. >> c-span's video documentary competition 2022. students around the country give us behind the scenes looks as they work on their entry. if you're a middle or high school student, join the conversation by entering the c-span student camp competition. crea

he died in 2018 after a long illness bill it viewed the internet as a world where anyone can express his or her beliefs without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity. a world where the legal concept of identity movement and context to do not apply. it's all based on matter and there is no matter here. written in 1996 during the world economic forum in davos the same day clinton signed into law the communications decency act with the attempt to ban of seen materials on the internet. well aware of the looming threat from government having cofounded internet frontier foundation six years prior. sterling stands among those of the early promise of freedom online. in 1992 a short history of the internet, he argues the main reason people want to be on the internet is freedom. adding is true modern functional anarchy. there is no internet inc. growing up in the nineties and thought anything was possible online although my first interaction was through prodigy not unlike a well. i never encountered speech restrictions of any kind. early web adventures were exciting. i experienced h

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to me, you were fuelled by something else which he didn't express, which is anger.ght. expressing deep, deep loathing for people coming into their country. that's absolutely right. but then, i use those as interludes to contextualise some of the music. so the music itself, i try and avoid anything like anger, i don't believe there's angry music in what i do. but are you an angry person? i have been. like everyone else, i have moments of extreme frustration and anger, and i do sometimes express that on social media quite overtly. but i think in the music that i create, i try to find a calmer voice and a voice that is, like i said, cathartic in a way that won't alienate people. let's take this opportunity to have one more clip of a performance — this is from the latest album, immigrants, and it's very much exploring the migrant story and experience. let's take a look. # how do i cry for the missing voices # stolen from this earth? # and how to forgive all the painful choices. # that make me prove my worth... i think we must name—check ayanna witter—johnson there, who

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patricia and ed expressed delight with the cake.ined to be performed. the new mrs. cox on the arm of her husband tossed her wedding bouquet as thousands of brides have done before her. marianne, ed's sister, caught the bouquet. ♪♪ >> with a new and very different life ahead of them trisha and ed cox left the white house for their honeymoon at a secret location. >> we are very close, and i really look forward to being able to talk to them, visit with them, be with them, so i think that's probably what i'll miss most. ♪♪ >>> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian allen gelzo and other scholars examine a fundamental question about whether the united states needs a president. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, southern utah university professor laura june davis talks about confederate guerilla attacks on u.s. waterways during the civil war and describes pro-confederate sympathizers who sabotaged union vessels. ex

stephen: we have many american express cards.do cobranding, you take two great brands and put together experiences and values from both and then you get a different value proposition. then you get distribution into the delta base. we have customers that are similar but it gives us another way to access the customer base. when we spend more, not only does delta make money but american express as well. david: you are pushing platinum. increasing the benefits and attraction of platinum. when you make decisions about your proprietary data proprietary card versus your cobranded card, how do you make that decision? stephen: we manage a wide variety of products, so what you do is you really dissect sort of the target market that you have. it is not as difficult to make those decisions. you are putting together unique value propositions that target unique customers. david: during the pandemic, how badly was this cobranded effort affected? it must have hit you. ed: it did hit us. fortunately, because of the american express relationship,

when a judge upheld his appeal, that the rules also breach his freedom of expression rights and some campaign a say, the following, that ruling, the entire system of recording the incident needs to be scrapped. attorney, one of the reasons why i think people trade in expression is going to be reduced in u. k. and it's the new legislation we improve for by the current government probably older legislation which is going to restrict, in a lot of ways people's freedom to demonstrate. again, by doing that for what reason. because to please call control some of the demonstrations that they have to deal with this issue resulting to the tactic. good old british probably years a 100 years ago. cheese men and women in uniform pushing back against crowds and effect. you have in hand hand fighting instead of watching the college and doing what the rest of the european nations do, which is bringing water cannon to distance the crowd from the police officers. so no one gets hurt. it's not just the police who are being pressured into enforcing so called counsel culture universities across the coun

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my understanding the intellect of any human being if being expressed is, has political in there. but it doesn't matter as a abstract or a, just a sound or a just music or, or even salad can be very political. soul may want to see any form or choose him by our rational mind to decide a life behaving or expression is political to me. so i had the eyes that why i cannot, i easily accept sums. it is now political because really means society, any choice of being not political is as political choice. so in that sense, i had sent her language itself is never known. true, it's always or has its own content easier unless you don't describe it. but if it's come from a human intellects, it has the message. i suppose, i feel since i said i have nothing to say. then, then that's very political mass. i understand. i understand cuz the you have the freedom of speech, i understand and there you are, lee, me, a democratic world garage is really an you're important to figure out, you know, you're represent so much help for young. what young artists and also serve people who love to you. so they,

this celebration is the outward expression of a sacred, and inward union of hearts.y influence your future. that future with extremists, and disappointments. pleasures, and sadness is. successes, and failures. cannot be foreseen. of course, these elements are found in every life and therefore are to be anticipated in your own. and so, unaware of what definitely is before you, you accept one another to love is to appreciate and cherish our beloved as a unique person, deep, extraordinary, exceptional. it is to visualize him or her as an equal, yet complementing individual. love each other, but do not make a bond of your love. stand together, but not too near together just as the fillers of a temple stand apart, yet stand together. thus, these thoughts are most awesome. it is a beautiful tribute to your love of each other that cognizant of their importance, you are here to say them as a bows each to the other. because these words involve such implications, it is appropriate that you exemplify the principle of altruism. love gifts and forgives, accepts and adjusts, sacri

as you say, in many, many parts of the world, of course, freedom of expression is not tolerated. our greatest fear has to be self censorship. it is the not i say there's both in where, where it is free and where it is not free self censorship says close down that part of your self that might risk taking part in something that somebody else will find controversial and ponder. the very important says you have to believe you're better than them. yeah. you may not . when you know, you may become a problem, but the ideology still would come to we have to believe in certain sense as human being. so that way, when my name is isabella, you, whereas picking capitalism and radicalism, and i would like to ask you, who would you say profits or benefits from your works? well, you see the all world. if i could stop, there is not a straightforward place. the world is the most unregulated monetary exchange for him. there is best place to launder money. you could imagine frankly, but i think what we have to remember alongside that is that while artists make objects, the real purpose of objects is

his art has ever worked as a new individual trying to express themselves. but the problem is the ceiling is so low. you can stand up, just make q you for, you will really want to act. you have to curl or to, you know, everybody understand this. so that a crate, very strangely image of or chinese artist because nobody can jump, nobody can fly, it says can have to grow. and so is that there is a lot of berlin, hardest vis, grades scale. and you know, and very daddy can devoted himself to art, loves art, but you're in wrong, wrong location, or you're in the right location, then you have to defend your right. bizarre may sacrifice your life. so i cannot even give advice like this. mean way that brings a very interesting, very important question about being an exile, being exile as isn't you know this many writers or many people has been in excel. it's not started from one generation as incur i excel. history is long as the, the human flow is, you know, 11, wherever the header refugees, it could be exiles from a new place and any place which is not safe. but the

to be an expression of sympathy for tricia and ed's desire for anonymity. tricia donned her disguise. on friday evening june 4 at washington's beautiful anderson house, mrs. william rogers, wife of the secretary of state, hosted a reception for the diplomatic corps in honor of tricia and it. dean of the diplomatic corps led the way through the receiving line. the secretary of state was unable to be there as he was attending meetings in portugal and france. tricia graciously accepted the gift from the ambassador. in his remarks to this international group of guests, the president expressed this wish for his daughter and her future husband. >> i would like to leave one thought with you on this occasion which is my wish for the bride and groom after the wedding ceremony. first, the chance to live their own lives. second, more than anything else, the chance to know the world as i've had a chance to know it. and i look forward to a time when this will truly be an open world where they will have the chance to go to your countries and to all the countries of the w

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but that area of freedom of expression is being close literally by the day. so a little bit of hope you seem to be expressing their so much has happened in hong kong over the last many months. do you see any going back? now the mainland authorities are exerting or can exert so much influence over the territory. well, i mean, who knows? the fact of the matter is that after any of these actions and that have been very consistent number of actions rolling black, the front is of freedom expression. people say, surely, surely, they can't find a new job. it surely that's enough. but it seems that the authorities in bay gene control room this, the local thought is really do that. so your thought is engaging seem to have an insatiable appetite for control of dissemination of information. and if they want to do what many people suspect they want to do, which is to create a situation in hong kong, which is the same as the main, where you have a highly controlled into that you have no free breast whatsoever. outside state control media. there is in fact space for more a

the court ruled his sacking violated his right to freedom of expression on his isa. ali has the story crime rates across the u. k. r rising and in particular violence offenses involving the use of knives continue to play communities across the lan. you'd be forgiven for thinking that police forces facing huge, caught the funding and stuff levels would be freed up. the prioritize dealing with the worst defenses. instead, they find themselves increasingly policing, so called non crime hate incident as a result of hate crime guidelines, which are defined by the college of policing which took effect in 2014 police are obliged to record any incidents a member of the public believes was motivated by hate, even if nothing criminals took place in 202010840 non crime hate incidents were locked across the country with a 120000 record it since the new system was introduced. but some of the incidence of left many exasperated, one man was reported to rachel, hatred off the whispering, the thing to the bill that is neva. while in another incident, media report state of the game, i launched the comp

, a perfect expression of those deletes and of their grip on power. but if i question the use of the word near, near liberal, which i don't think does apply to them, because i don't think they are liberal anymore in any sense. they're not near liberal or liberal. and they are instead a marxist. so capitalist or what i mean by that is that there is a and again, this was exemplified at the beginning of the year in january, by the now 2nd appearance of teaching ping. at the tavern swelled economic forum. he originally appeared in 2017 when trump was elected this year he appeared again albert virtually and he was welcomed. then as before, by couch bob, the head of that forum, who again is a very emblematic figure for these well business cities and lab said to him, you have shown us mister president, the principles which should guide us on our common path. and that phrase expresses this horrible convergence between totalitarian communism of the kind which exists in china, which as we know has a very strong capitalistic element and western capitalism. and t

i think we will have smaller, more agile, more precise expression of people's interest going forward underneath that. also person to think that, you know, private private data, urgency is, is a major issue even for young people today. we also put a woman's crusade on gender and equality and the gender pay gap in particular. so the world economic forum says before the pandemic, it would take 99 years to close this gap. now 136 years. since we don't know how long this to them equal rag and how many more are too com or you know, when it will be other blacks once a man, it will be possible to fix this gap. what do you think? now we're saying that, listen, maybe the way to get you joel pen e cook penya at santa fe is not to ask for it, but to take it. and the way they can conduct that in the arrays. but if we make is that, you know, if you're ready to use something like a rated or make a women's screw that basically gather together and, and accumulate all of the wells that these women expression and going after what we called to pet yaki of companies. so basically, you know, dissing compa

it has to be about equal rights to the expression that view. and that's why something like red women's army would be a great way to do it because there's space you just saying you and other women just go on a certain platform. you agree that this, that, and the other companies good and then you support it. and you sell the companies you don't like in that way. you can show far more power than you can get by the factors. i agree in the political system. what scientific revolutions, while we worry about, you know, income inequality, climate change, and all that science is making absolute, giant leaps every year. and we have a prediction of the possible massive breakthrough in medicine. we're seeing how medicine is getting all the funding in this pandemic days. is quite likely how would a major breakthrough in, as your prediction says, lin, give any impact everything else? well, let's take the negative and, and talk a lot about the positive after. but the negative side is that we have difficulties dealing with, with the world today, with 7 to 7000

you have had express products like photo shop express for years and years.oducts like spark video, spark post. i recognize some elements from both of those ideas coming together here. to what degree does this kind of cancel out what has happened before to what degree is there a new vision or direction? >> john, i think this actually leverages all the decades long work we have done. first we had the elements product line, if you remember. >> yeah. >> then as mobile emerged we introduced the express line. we introduced spark. but really, over the last couple of years, as scott bellski, our chief product officer has been reimagining the creative process. this really unifies and brings together all the different streams that we had. you know, we had photo shop express that allowed to you do things with imaging. we have had acrobat on the web that allows you to do things as people want to create pdfs or share those. really, the brilliance, i think, of this offering is bringing it all together in a unified offering, truly understanding how content first altering c

so freedom of expression or as a louisiana. let's at least think about english this side of the matter. of course, ultimately freedom of expression, freedom of artists, yoko, so many freedom in general must be protected because without freedom we cannot move forward without freedom, which in a gloomy future awaits us even a future without the happiness you manage to with one bright colors and the but we also must, it's realised that freedom. it also comes in conflict with leo, with the goals that, that we must achieve when it's comes into conflict with the freedom as of other people. you are a member of the media ana. ah, the, the, the, your channel just got a bill channel culture is a risk collected channels or if you are able to offend, for example, the people who believe profit believe in profit mohammed is this freedom of expression. i believe it has not yet he nor oceania. i believe through the truth. it is an attempt to offense, the display of the feelings, the closest feelings of a person here who has his convictions. an

, a perfect expression of those deletes and of their grip on power. but if i question the use of the word near, near liberal, which i don't think does apply to them, because i don't think they are liberal anymore in any sense. they're not near liberal or liberal. and they are instead a marxist. so capitalist um, what i mean by that is that there is a and again this was exemplified at the beginning of the year in january by the now 2nd appearance of teaching ping at the davos swelled economic forum. he originally appeared in 2017 when trump was elected this year he appeared again albeit virtually, and he was welcomed then as before, by couched bob, the head of that forum, who again is a very emblematic figure for these well business cities and shall upset to him you have shown us mister president, the principles which should guide us on our common path. and that phrase expresses this horrible convergence between totalitarian communism of the kind which exists in china, which as we know has a very strong capitalistic element and western capitalism. and

so expressed out for a full, a speedy recovery for those who were injured. hey, today in bodies. very tragic and very shocking circumstances. ortiz mickey aaron, thank you. or we have heard from a moscow resident who lives close to the scene of today's shooting. ha was shooting, they sagged, the demand came in, did not want to put a mask on and sizes shooting. 2 people were killed and a young girl was taken away in an ambulance. i was at home on the internet. i so, so ben expressed his condolences that the shoes who happened at the public services center. i decided to look out the window and the ambulances fire man will raise a here, will be continue to cover this. our breaking news story here went off into national . we'll give the updates the moment we get the thousands of people desperate to flee the taliban in afghanistan were left behind without any help from the british foreign office. well, this was due to lack of computers and staff. the claims are coming from a civil servant who is below the whistled on what went on in a large damning report. i estimate fewer than 5 perc

so my 1st film, i'm british part, that really was just me wanting to express the fact that, you know, we come from a long history in a long relationship with britain. and it's not just our parents coming off the boat as it were, with their whole colonial. i'm higher. exactly. and then with banjo, the beach, i made a decision that i wanted to make commercial films. i didn't want to my art house films because i felt our house there was only gonna be seen by academics and yeah. and certain people who are all in the same circle. yeah. and i wanted to create films that would be seen by everybody, because i wanted to show our stories basically. and so with barge on the beach, i decided to tackle black in asia. chris h it ships away, which is to be so, i mean, i can only imagine her arguments are full for, for you to get those movie made and get those topics, keep us up exam or get water down. yeah. i mean, even been delay back home in my message is such a struggle to get made 3 years and yeah, people just didn't believe that it was commercial that anyone beyond other indians who might like

why can't i have that artistic expression?ere. he's seeing the protests here. and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america. look at yourselves, america. >> he's talking about the war. he's talking about poverty. changing artists in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did not want marvin to do "what's going on." >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening, and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yes i want to know what's going on right now people ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's going on," berry tells marvin, okay, if you're right, i'll learn something. and if i'm right, you'll learn something. and of course, as berry will say, "i learned something." >> every artist at motown was suddenly also wanting to try their chance at freedom. >> when people say, so they put you in one category. they say, he is a soul artis

and that this can be based on through the expression of the will of the afghan people.he conversations that we have had, good conversations, there was an understanding, an agreement and as such, we are hoping that a follow—up will be made on it. so you are hopeful that perhaps the taliban would move towards having a more inclusive government. people are saying that the current government, the caretaker government is made up of exclusively men, exclusively taliban. do you think that is going to shift and change? it is better for the country for this to change. the day the government was announced, the interim government was announced, all we said that it has to be better and representative of the afghan people. today, as you and i are talking, there are some people in it could consider as being broader but life is always to move towards improvement, towards betterment. so our desire as a people, as a nation is that it be a lot better, a lot more representative including, very, very much, the participation of women in the government, women in the workplace and overall, th

they also express a desire to move further away from exchanges in dollars when it comes to bilateral trade and will increase the volume of deals or in our local currencies. in fact, staying was there the subject of economy. vladimir putin has revealed that more than a 150000000 of doses of russia's vaccines against covert. sputnik v and sputnik light will be produced in china as contracts with 6 chinese firms have been signed and in general, during 2021. the are the amount, the volume of bilateral trade has increased by 31 percent, which is basically it has reached to levels higher than a before the pandemic. so there you have it, it seems both leaders, they well they see i to i and this meeting, this virtual summit seems to have lamented the alliance between moscow and beijing . but we heard from politics, professor joseph gregory mahoney on this. he thinks that russia and china are reacting to us aggression frankly, with the office deal, basically proliferating nuclear weapons toss kalia ostensibly against china with reports. us troops are now in taiwan with biden, undermining stra