fukuyama is the author of "the end of history does quote and "the last man." he has published several books since his 2000 six appearance including "the origins of political order" and "identity". in-depth with francis fukuyama live sunday noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> in 1814 attorney and author francis scott key boat a song -- wrote a song that would go on to become the national anthem of the united states. the day in q&a's musicology and american culture professor mark clegg discusses his book "o say can you hear" about the cultural impact of the star-spangled banner. >> one of my biggest insights about the song is it is a living document, not of frozen icon, not a something static. it is something constantly changing, alive, and brought to life in performance by people like jimi hendrix. every time we sing the song we sort of elevate the

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here, as their chief says , maybe, so to speak, the ideologist fukuyama, that there are, here, uh, inmasters and slaves, and there is also, as it were, a state that is masters and slaves and this is really not the colonialism that is manifesting now, when america believes that it is the master, and everyone else, like then, they bought everything glass beads and now they all have to work for them, and they only make cinema and cinema weapons, where they are heroes. i just, uh, i was at a festival in japan. tomorrow was the war and met oliver stone. he was also a detonator then and already a well-known screenwriter. well, i proposed to him too. they looked. tomorrow there was a war, the wife came out, all crying, she says, come to us at the vorner. brothers, we will help you, we will do everything. and i already have an idea. i was supposed to shoot a film in afghanistan, i say, come on. let's shoot with you, so let's take one event. i'm filming the first episode. and you second, to show different views, oliverstone, thought thought, said, no, you know, we will not allow it. i speak as

guarantees well , now there is another strange question what about corruption in latvia because fukuyama he says well, we somehow thought about ukraine too much, we thought about the fact that there is too much corruption, and this is wrong, and i myself do not know the place of corruption, where it is located. гитарастепенное because there are corrupt countries where gdp growth is quite fast, well, in africa today, yes, they will grow, people are satisfied, there is corruption, and well, i don’t know, satisfied yes, but you understand everything well, and i ’m sitting thinking. well, how about the baltic countries, there is a little bit of corruption well, a little bit related to the economy, or after all, the fight against corruption is a serious thing , you know, but now they will answer as a political scientist , of course, corruption is a serious thing, and of course, political and economic financing of any corruption and it can divide it, it prevents the state, society, and the development of a person, we can start this by considering machiavel and so on, but i have to say that her

the current western elites - this is the product of such an optimistic view of the future, which fukuyamance described in his book the end of the story, where i thought that everything was over, then only liberal democracy will flourish, and already in 5 years i wrote another work, i will bring up the story 5 years later you were already more skeptical and, well, i have already said more than once. that is, they are western ritas they are just mentally formed. well, not by the cold war, they are formed by the ideas of progress, the ideas there, i don’t know the free market, cooperation, multiculturalism, tolerance , identity politics, that ’s what they care about, yes, ah, well, they turned out to be harsh everyday life and bloody affairs not ready, but we have to give credit to the fact that they have now somewhat adapted and we are seeing that despite the fact that it is not so easy and everything. it is possible. listen to my statements of scholz and macron and the three who visited ukraine . well, i am not talking about johnson. you know the tradition of state formation and statehood

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get carried away with this dream, if you like, they believed that it was already at arm's length, fukuyamato announce the end of history, that is, the complete victory of the united states for the global west over all alternatives, and they do not want to say goodbye to this illusion. despite what the realists tell them, look, this is no longer possible. you can't hold the lead so hard you have to share. at least to distribute some powers and nevertheless. this is a globalist, the top, which, by the way, is the opposite of the line of american isolationism in washington. but these are the investigators. here are ravilson's 14 points democracy when the american president is violated at the beginning of the last century a and wilson violates the tradition of american neutrality of not interfering in european affairs while mindful of his own fight against british imperialism. here, spitting on all these traditions, wilson says no. now. we take the flag from britain that we will defend democracy on a global scale from now on. in america , two centers of solution are emerging - these are the su

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max boot, for example, frank fukuyama and david from our people who have indicated, looking back, this did not turn out the way they wanted. indeed, indicating some, shall, we say reticence from trying to pursue similar policies in the future. nevertheless, who has been held accountable? what policy maker? you know, they have not received a promotion, does not appear in the new york times, is not busy in some well paid sinecure proposing yet new adventures abroad. it strikes me that it's a great tragedy that the most powerful country on earth, if you make a mistake of this magnitude, the cost of this magnitude, and no wind actually hold you accountable and you can go pursue your adventures in the future, presumably at similar cost to the same people that you've done it to before. i think we need to focus look in the future, how do we make this right? how do we make sure that we don't do this again? it is certainly important to recognize the military should not be the first option we look at. t effectively. we should use -- we should be skeptical. it is hard enough to try and remake ame

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fred fukuyama. david frum. people who have indicated that, looking back, this did not turn out the way they wanted. indeed indicating some reticence and trying to pursue some of the policy in the future. nevertheless, who has been held accountable? what policy maker? has not received a promotion, they have not appeared in the near time, they are not busy and some well paid -- proposing new adventures abroad. it strikes me that it is a great tragedy to be the most powerful country on earth. yet if you make a mistake of this 92, with the cost of this magnitude, no one actually holds you accountable. you can go pursue your adventures in the future presumably at similar cost to the same people you have done it to before. we need to focus lurking in the future on how to make this right. how do we make sure that we don't do this again. certainly important to recognize that the military should not be the first often that we look at. there needs to be a high standard before you actually turn to the military and imagine

you'll see from reading i'm assigning you for tomorrow by the legendary political thinker francis fukuyamaabout the triumph of liberal democracy over the international communist. that was supposed to have been a good ending. that was supposed to have been in lightning in style, secular fulfillment of humankind's ability to craft its own apogee of progress, the apogee of rational, the self of earth, instead, once that model was discredited, once the idea of having the pinnacle of human development was not to have been the end point and not to have been quite as perfect. everyone had hoped once the cold war had ended well since that moment we seem to be getting farther and farther away and instead closer, closer to doomsday or to catastrophic eschatological ending. now, perhaps we're at that point, if we think in terms of the apocalypse narrative, of atomic warfare, the atomic era of thinking or trying to move towards that was actually done in the 1970s with a process of detente, french for relaxation tensions really yielded major accomplishment in. 1975. the united states and the ussr led a

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