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those very kind comments and i'm especially humbled to be at hillsdale college because although i did not know or intend that i enjoy such a esteemed invitation, hillsdale plays a significant inter role in this book and. i hope everybody here and 50,000 of your best friends will buy and read the book. and by the way, i'm pleased that you began with the title from our great preamble, the constitution. i, i know where i'm standing and what i'm what i and standing in front of. and it seems to all make sense. and so it means a lot to me by way, i should say something that i think it's past of all that people here, people who are watching, listening, people who actually who have a a strong association with hillsdale or may not know, but frederick douglass plays a starring role in part of of my newest book. and i'm very pleased to to say for those who don't know that that the great man visited and spoke at hillsdale college two or three times, i believe and there is a what consider to be a priceless portrait that was taken by a hillsdale michigan photographer of frederick. i've seen the ori

. >> host: a couple years ago dennis prager join booktv at hillsdale college in michigan for a threescussion with students and with viewers. if you want to see that just go to booktv.org, type in his name dennis prager and you can watch all three hours of that. >> guest: that was something. >> host: let's hear from plainview new york. good afternoon. >> caller: yes, i. i just want to say mr. prater, i've also listened to on the radio. as a former yeshiva boy from brighton yeshiva, stan of auschwitz drivers, i just want to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly that the left is destroying our culture and i think most likely it's planned that i don't think my biden because i do think intellectually he's able to conceive of these ideas. the left employees something again to the nuremberg laws -- employees -- where they punish people by taking away their occupation, destroying their books come destroying their culture. what they want to replace that with i'm not sure. maybe you can s enlighten me trd what we believe there. thank you, sir try to let me quickly comment. i have an article

. >> a couple years ago dennis prager joined book tv at hillsdale college in michigan for a three hourdents and with the viewers if you want to see that go to booktv.org type in his name dennis prager you can watch all three hours of that. >> that was something. >> what's here in plainview, new york side good afternoon. >> yes, hi. i just want to say i grope to listen to on the radio as a former boy the son of survivors, i just want to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly that the left is destroying our culture. and i think most likely it is planned. i don't think by biden because i don't think intellectually he is able to conceive of these ideas. the left employee something akin to the nuremberg laws. where they punish people by taking away their occupation, destroying their books, destroying their culture. what they want to replace it with, iac am not sure. maybe you can enlighten me. >> are going to leave it there thank you sir. what's on it quickly just comment. i have an article, i write a column every week for 20 years there a thousand of them up on the internet. i have a cal

host: a couple of years ago, dennis prager joined look tv at hillsdale college in michigan for a three hour discussion with students and with viewers. if you want to see that go to book tv.org, type in his name, dennis prager, then you can watch all three hours of that. >> that was something. host: let's hear from plainview, new york. good afternoon. caller: i just want to say i have often listen to you on the radio. as a boy from brighton, the son of auschwitz survivors, i just wanted to say that i agree with you wholeheartedly that the left is destroying our culture. and i think most likely it is planned -- i do not think by joe biden, because i do not think intellectually he is able to conceive of these ideas. the left employees something akin to the nuremberg laws where they punish people by taking away their occupation, destroying their books, destroying their culture. what they want to replace it with, i am not sure. maybe you can enlighten us. >> let me quickly adjust comments. i have an article -- i'm writing a column every week for 20 years. there are 1000 of them on the inter

mission to make new college the top classical liberal arts school in america along the lines of hillsdale college but we are going to have what in the state of florida. so parents are concerned about using the schools to impose ideology. florida is standing against them. the result is we have more parents that want to raise their kids in the t state of florida. that is bent an important factor in this migration but another important factor is law and order. i would talk to realtors. the realtors in florida love me. they have done better than they have ever done. they are always thanking me. they knew my election in 18 and gone the other way it may have gone a little different for them for their always thanking me and i sit let me ask you why are people coming? one of the top reasons why they are coming is because they don't feel safe in certain parts of the country anymore. and why would they? we saw destructiveuc riots in te summer of 2020 that were aided and abetted by leftistse politicians at the local level. we saw businesses trashed. we saw billions in damages, dozens of people killed. all w

along the lines of hillsdale college, we're going to have one in the state of florida. so parents are concerned about using the schools to impose ideology. and florida standing against that. and the result is we have more more parents that want to raise their kids in the state of florida and that has been an important factor in this migration. another important factor is law and order. i talk to realtors, i'd say, because they i mean, the realtors in florida love me because, you know, they've done better than they've ever done. and they're always thanking me. they knew my election at 18 and that gone the other way. they may have gone a little bit different form, but they're always thanking me. and i was like, well, let me ask you, why are people coming? and one of the top reasons why they're coming is because they don't feel safe in certain parts of the country anymore. and why would they? we saw destructive riots in the summer of 2020 that were aided and abetted by feckless leftist politicians at the local level. we saw businesses trashed. we saw billions in damages. w

is the william p harris chair of military history at hillsdale college. from 2018 to 2019. he served as of the office of civilian military cooperation at usaid and previously served as director of the project on military and diplomatic history at the center for strategic and international studies in washington, d.c.. dr. moyer is a member of the hoover institution working group on the role of military history in contemporary conflict, and a senior fellow at the policy research institute, he has taught at the u.s. marine corps university at texas a&m, the foreign institute, and he was a senior fellow at the joint special operations university. he's the author of seven books, including his most recent triumph regained the vietnam war, 1964 to 1968. he holds b.a., summa cum laude from harvard and a ph.d. from cambridge. well, these gentlemen, please welcome dr. mark moyar. thank you. great to be here. thanks, jim and your team for hosting me here. it's a pleasure to be talking, especially vietnam veterans and i've been working on the vietnam war now for close to 30 years. and

. >> i think as far as experience for administration, hillsdale college is probably ideal at this pointhat you have a few good things coming out of university because what trust is it done, with the covers have been for both trustees, governor abbott for the university of texas us are getting rid of dei program, also the college of florida but as far as who's doing it right i would say desperate feeling when i can think of it hillsdale. because so much of what people think of to limit positive change for students, there still that barrier between the bureaucracy, the administration within the curriculum and what is being peddled by these radical professors. >> okay. let me ask this question to the group in general because reducing movement in both directions on universities, some in favor of more freedom and freedom of expression, others in the opposite direction. does it trickle down? for example, at the university of chicago with a mostly have university of chicago principles, do you think, continuing, and whether or not students there feel more free to voice unpopular opinions under

i go hillsdale college. i have a question for judge jones. article one of the constitution says congress shall have the legislative power. yet increasingly that seems not to be the case with executive agencies legally binding rules and require ments. is there a solution to that problem? if so, what is it? well, there's certainly challenge as to that situation on right now. and as you know, professor prieto is leading the charge against the administrative state from a constitutional standpoint. there are there are serious questions being raised about the the independence of the administrative agencies versus the status of the presidency, of the the the extent to which the rules would regulations are binding when compared with the laws that congress has. and of course, the underlying is that over the years, maybe mr. cox knows this very well. congress has seen it to its benefit to delegate the lawmaking away for a number of perfectly interesting reasons, which include, you know, you can't take respond to ability. but as a congressman well, you

spalding is the kerby professor and constitute government at hillsdale college. and as the dean of hillsdale has been will graduate school of government in washington, d.c.. dr. spalding is the author of numerous, including the bestselling book we still hold these truths rediscovering our principles, reclaiming our future. please join me in welcoming dr. and our panelists to the stage. which. thank you all. good afternoon. i want to begin by thanking amity, the great work of the coolidge foundation, for what they're doing, restoring coolidge's standing, but also spreading and teaching his his message. our panel today is we've called the mount rushmore panel. and that's not just because of our chiseled good looks and granite features. but as an attempt, assess coolidge's larger presidential legacy. coolidge spoke at the dedication ceremony at mt. rushmore in the summer of 1927, when that work was just beginning to take shape. there he spoke briefly about four presidents to be inscribed to the memorial washington, the foremost disciple of ordered liberty, not outran

college of florida. >> laura: yeah, hillsdale and new college.r political pallet cleanser. ♪ as the angle noted, there is an increasing part of america's growing that feels left behind. they're fed up frankly with both parties in washington. in the last couple of days an anthem for those americans have taken the internet by storm, it's called rich men north of richmond by a factory worker now a budding star his name is oliver anthony. take a listen for yourself. ♪ it's a dam shame what the world's gotten to ♪ for people like me and people like you ♪ wish i could just wake up and it not be true ♪ but it is ♪ oh it is ♪ living in the new world ♪ with an old soul ♪ these rich men north of richmond, lord knows they all just want to have total control ♪ wanna know what you think, wanna know what you do ♪ and they don't think you know, but i know that you do ♪ snow cause your dollar ain't [bleep] and it's taxed to no end, 'cause of rich men north of richmond ♪ ♪ >> laura: well done oliver. i hope dc is listening. down load that song or go on youtube an

sending your kids to college and you want administration you can trust consider new college of florida. yeah hillsdale new college. chris. thank you. now it's time for our political palette cleanser. the angle noted. there is an increasing part of america. it's growing. that feels left behind. they're fed up, frankly with both parties in washington. in the last couple of days, an anthem for those americans has taken the internet by storm. it's called rich men north of richmond. by a factory worker and now a budding star. his name is oliver anthony. take a listen for yourself. it's a shame. what the world's gotten to for people like me. people like you could just wake up and not be true. but it is. they're living in the new girl. western hall. so. rich men north richmond. lord knows just want to hide. control woman. no what? you think what you do, and then i don't think you know that you do your dollar tax to know him, rich men rich men. well done, oliver. i hope dc is listening. download that song or go on youtube and listen to it. i think we'll have a lot more here a lot more from him. alright coming