he goes back to hegel. hegel in the dialectic trap, asked maduro. as the people suffering over the regime of north korea where the ideology is dead. of course. ideology it means a set of bullies that informs action. >> when our beliefs going to stop being relevant? the last time america was truly strategic was under your administration. when you work for president reagan. that's when we understood this. finally in january 2017 we have an administration that thinks and act strategically. the national security strategy penned by shad though is the first since the reagan administration that deserves to use the adjective, strategic. we were lurching for the snooze button for 30 years. >> indeed. by the way, i must comment on the national security strategy. truly it is strategic. it is well articulated. doctor shiloh did an incredible work really let me go to another theme that you have. it's very much interrelated to your opening comments. you argue we need to address to our fighting system to deal with the resurgence of the older, more traditional type

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not marks who would come later, not hegel who came a little later but was somewhat contemporary, followedhen they had ten years of terrorism in the french revolution, the reason there had to be a civil rights movement was because there was resistance, that word, particularly in the south and among the old democrats and the democrat party. you have to remember that as recently as 1924 the democrat convention at madison square garden in new york tried to control the convention. people don't know franklin roosevelt's first appointment to the supreme court was a member of the klan in alabama who had been a lawyer for the clan and his excuse was i didn't know. >> ) i asked you that question because i wanted that answer, but i also, there's been, our kids are being not taught the true history of this country and i think it's damning to the education system. the kkk was born out of the end of the civil war because it was way the democrats, even though those matters were in play, we can make them fear us enough to keep them away from the polls and all the other stuff. >> the hanged people, they r

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my son, who is 13 and a champion debater, and he's always, hegel's mom, what about men who could harassed? and i'm like what? >> let's talk about that, why? what about the other 99 percent? so we end up having these amazing debates about it but it's interesting how he goes there. like that is where he goes. that's where the 99 percent, i don't send him to his room for that or anything [ laughter ] but it's interesting. i don't know how you just stop it. i don't know what else to say. >> we can continue or we can move to the next question, to the left, you have the mic. >> hi my name is jule stewart and this is for the mere forces. and i'm wondering about the real world. i think we don't interrogate enough is the real world impact with a lot of these tech platforms. not just in the sense of our these mass genocides that are caused by some unnamed technology platforms, but for example demographics of this room would not look the way without fair employment practices that companies that we live around. let's be real i live in san francisco and am i the only black person here? yeah, hey, okay

mention germany with a chance of a foreign language also give ya a chance a slim chance of a floor and hegel fund on his part german director who's already won an oscar for the lives of others twelve years ago now and his new film has been nominated it's called never look away and it's a fairly conventional drama sort of a sweeping historical drama loosely based on the real life of a german artist. it's a pretty decent film but i think it's a bit too conventional this year and it's going up against rome which has so much momentum behind it i think it's going to suite. anything. so a personal favorite yeah i mean the roman i loved amazing movie but the favorite just loser just what language is it in spanish mexicans i have it it's inspectors that sentence that mexico city and the stars i know speak spanish but. but the favorite is for me my favorite it's as i said the most surprising film of last year it's funny it's strange it breaks with every convention that you think you understand about period dramas and really for me shows a whole new way forward and it's a film i really like the most t