the idea you could have a hyphenated identity was a task. theodore roosevelt gave a speech in which he pro claimed there was no room for hyphenated americans. he went on to qualify that in various ways, but the main idea was you couldn't be irish and american, couldn't be polish and american, italian and american. you could only be 100% american. there's this very intense pressure that is put on immigrants not just after the u.s. enters the war, but even in 1914, 1916, as the idea of the participation in the war grows. [ inaudible ] >> yeah. very strict definition. and the same thing happens with immigrants to counter this argument, they organize italian brigades, they organize at home relief organizations. liberty loan drives where they're raising money to support the war. italian leaders organizing an italian liberty loan drive where they can raise one big check that is a demonstration of their commitment as an american, and other groups do that as well. there's this battle, tug of war over can you be italian and american aor are all hyphe

there are a number of their names that have hyphens in them. the other problem is that e-verify does not function like a national id system. it's got all the worst aspects and none of the decent ones. i'm not favor of any kind of national i.d. system, i think it's terrible across the board, but if you have a piece of paper that says, oh, my name is alex nowrasteh, this is my car, this has it on there. it's a guy behind a computer screen saying, no. sorry. your information doesn't match. this is no good. if you are your information doesn't get you get a tentative non-confirmation you have a certain amount of time to prove to the employer that you are legally allowed to work in the united states. the thing is, to correct a lot of the errors in the government systems and databases, the government won't release a lot of that information to you without something call add privacy act request, because that information is personal. it takes a lot of time to get that. the average amount of time is 104 days. you have 120 days maximum to solve a tentative

they could identify themselves in hyphenated terms as irish american, polish american and italian american and what i want to do today is get at the roots of that identity, the roots of the development of that conception of what the united states is. we're to do it by going through three different sections, three different sets of developments. the first is going to be the world of party politics like the image we just looked at from the period from about 1840 to the end of the 19th century. it is a period when there is very stiff competition between the two major parties for votes and that includes votes for immigrants and it is a period when efforts to naturalize and bring immigrants into american life are particularly intense, and it is a period when identities particularly will look at the case of irish american identities and take shape in a particular way. then we'll look at a little bit about how immigrant politics or ethnic politics changes as you get into the early 20th century. during that era you see a slower pace of naturalization. you get fewer and fewer immigrants who are com

or not hyphenated and we change the long title to make it more reflective and accurate. i introduced substitute language last tuesday. for all of those typographical errors i could have walked into day and introduced all of those changes today and adopted them with no continuant since it was the first time anyone saw it. instead, i suggested is substitutions are that when it is put out next thursday it has. accurate version of the legislation. there's no continuance required today. there were no substantive changes made in the substitute legislation offered on tuesday. i request that the committee for this with a positive recommendation to the full board. supervisor olague, which like to comment? >> i appreciate all of your work over the years. it is a long time since prop. j. was passed by the voters. it is just a matter of bringing those changes about to articles 10 and 11. i'm anxious to hear from the public and happy to see that we are finally after the all of these years, finally seeing something put in place. i'm very excited about this month. >> thanks. with that

hyphens in them. e-verify does not function like a national id system. it's got all the worst aspects and none of the decent ones. i'm not favor of any kind of national id system, but what e-verify is a natural id sis nem a government database somewhere else you don't have a paper that says my name is alex nowrasteh, this is my card, it's a guy behind a screen saying no, sorry your information doesn't match. this is no good. if you are your information doesn't get you get a tentative non-confirmation you have a certain amount of time to prove to the employer that you are legally allowed to work in the united states. the thing is to correct a lot of errors in the government systems and databases, the government won't release a lot of the information to you without something called a privacy act request because it's personal. it takes a lot of time to get that. the average amount of time is 104 days, you have 120 days maximum to solve a tentative nop-confirmation, that doesn't leave a lot of time or spa

the piece was called "re-spect for givors" with a hyphen after the "re" of "respect" to look again.his one-hour performance showed us that there is power in each of us to transform the world. "flow city" is a work in progress first conceived in 1983. it's kind of like the front door to the fresh kills landfill. it's located at the marine transfer station at 59th street and the hudson river. the flow of the hudson river and the flow of garbage -- it's a giant system of circulation that's all in flux. my function as an artist, as artists have always done, is just to set up some kind of frame in which it's easy to look at something. now, i want people to see this. really i want them to see it because it's theirs. it's not my material. everybody's in on this. "flow city" is a proposal for a public art environment to enable people to enter into an operating waste disposal facility. this is the passage ramp of "flow city," and what you're looking at is the skeleton, the sub-structure that will go away and be covered with a running spiral of recyclable materials. these materials are in flu

i hyphenated it. >> you are not married?eople think i am married because i have a hyphenated first name. >> i was going to say, let's say you marry joe smith. you would be a nia malika henderson-smith. >> right. >> you would have two hyphenated names. >> a long by-line. >> the obama campaign doing nothing but raising money right now. >> that's right. >> and sharpening their message. >> sharpening their message. >> i have the impression they are ready to leave outed of the box. >> they are chomping at the bit. president obama a very competitive person, a very competitive politician. >> a great campaigner. >> he wants to get out there. over the last couple of days you have seen campaign send out messages about healthcare, trying to rally the base around healthcare. they have the new shirts about healthcare, calling it a bfdt so they have these shirts. david axleelrod sent out an e-mail message saying hell yeah, i love obama care. a little casual there. they think this is an issue they can raise money around. >> your calls welc

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>> but honeybees are under attack, victims of colony collapse disorder where they disappear from hyphensnd now this. >> normally, in the spring, do you see this many dead bodies? >> wetient see this kind of mortality. >> some of the bees are incapacitates or stunned. >> these bees are not capable of flying. >> five miles away, this farmer sees fewing bees around his corn fields. >> if there was a dand line, there was a bee on it, they have gone down in numbers. >> now, peer reviewed research suggest honeybees may be victims of neoneck atunoids. when corn is planted by machines to help keep seeds from sticking together, it is in the insecticide and it's released in the air. >> it's an environment ostal to a honeybee. >> he said there's enough toxic material on one colonel of corn to kill hundreds of thousands of honeyb honeybees. of the 200 million acres planted with coated seeds, the larger manufacturer said there's not enough toxins in the dust to cause widespread deaths or colony collapse disorder. >> it doesn't cause colony collapse dish order. there's just not a link there. the evide

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hyphen capital management i should mention he's a lawyer too so he wears many hats he's been on the show before and we're great happy to have you here to give us an update thanks to ran here so i want to get to all your efforts on the hill over the last couple days but first let's talk about why you're pushing for an independent counsel because i from what i understand these are attorneys who investigate and prosecute criminal activity in government corazon obviously is no longer in government is this because you want to independent counsel to investigate him due to his connections or does this also have to do with possibly regulators an investigation of their acts who are in government but we want to impartial investigation and the conflicts aren't limited simply to obama's pursuit of phones from corozal which albeit is a potential conflict but gary gensler the chairman of the c.s.t. see also a close friend of course i mean he recused himself and essentially de facto recused the entire agency from from investigating corazon about four days after the bankruptcy so i mean this is a case w

hyphen because of that. that disproportionately affects people who are hispanic because there's an increased number of hispanic names that have hyphens in them. part of the problem also has said he verifies does not function like a national i.d. system. it's got all the worst aspects come in and of the decent ones. i'm not in favor of national i.d. system. it's terrible across the board. the government database somewhere else. you don't have a piece of paper that says my name is alex nowrasteh, and this is where you work. if the guy behind computer screens saying sorry your information doesn't match. this is no good. if your information to the magic is something called a tentative nonconfirmation which means have a certain amount of time to prove to the employer you are legally allowed to work in the united states. the thing is to correct a lot of the errors in the government system in databases, the government won't release a lot of the information without something called a privacy act request because the

the hyphenated heroine has been suspended but she deserves more i'm announcing the immediately deservedtructor offer tenure award. i give this to the teach they're best exemlifies the mind set of the education complex. she is the teacher lounge lizard. america supposed intense jensia with all aspect of public discourse and now trickling from college to high school. blas tomy of the student was deemed so huge no one bothered with the teacher's swearing. it sounded less like a class room and more like d-train after the clubs close. what does the teacher get? suspended with pay which makes total spence. she will do less daniel sitting at home getting a paycheck than doing her job. congratulations. i see a spot on harvard faculty in your future. so the kid, his name is hunter, hunter rogers was on fox and friends. we have tape of him. >> i have been taught in my life no one can take your opinion, no one can take your freedom of speech. she was telling me that i could be arrested for slander. >> my biggest concern is that this teacher is responsible for teaching my child and hundreds of othe

even though reagan had done both sides of the hyphen in this scandal, both the iran side and the contra side, even though he had done both sides secretly, hoping nobody would find out, the reagan administration's after-the-fact justification for what he had done and why he had done it was that under reagan's commander in chief powers as president, it was perfectly legal for him to do anything he wanted to do, no matter what the laws were of the united states, because he was president. it's crazy, right? i mean, this was a disaster. there were high-level indictments, administration officials went to jail. amazingly, reagan himself avoided impeachment, but when it came time for congress to investigate this scandal, it was pretty much a slam dunk. they condemned not just what reagan had done, but the outrageousness of that defense. the idea that he could get away with breaking any law, just because he was president. it was not a close call. it was not seen as a particularly partisan verdict by congress, when congress investigated this scandal. but there was one dissent. there was a minorit

nobody was concerned about hyphenated americans because we were americans. and what this chamber did in coming together and coming together with the senate and saying, you know what? let's study where we went wrong. and a bipartisan commission was put together to study incomplete candor what had gone wrong. how did the worst attack against america on its own soil occur without us realizing what was coming. we had the 9 9/11 -- 9/11 commission report that came out of that. and the 9/11 commission report used words like enemy 39 times, jihad, 126 times. muslim, 145 times, because those who wanted to destroy us and tried used that term about themselves. that's who they said they were before the attack. they used terms in the report, 322 times like islam, because those who attacked us in the worst attack in the history on our soil used that term about themselves. and i am very sorry for our moderate islamic friends who want to live in peace with all americans because they're americans. and i'm sorry if people are offended that those who hated us so much they wou

bilingual education, separatism, multiculturalism which essentially says being separate and having a hyphenatedessence of who we ought to be. i think it's a mistake and we will suffer. i grew up in quebec where we had a bilingual society. it's really difficult and creates all kinds of things and quebec had it at birth. we are imposing it upon ourselves. >> chris: you're certainly right, charles, this will be a gradual process, the fact that what we're talking about is in the last year, the census bureau says more nonwhite babies were born than white babies. having said this it's still a majority white country and it will be 2042 before the number of hispanics and blacks and asians and other so-called minorities become a collective majority that outweigh the number of whites. but i mean, clearly the trend is headed in that direction. and the question is -- is there a significance politically, economically in terms of the culture of the country? >> i would say both. there's a significance economically in the sense that whites are having fewer children and so there's always been this concern that