in contact with my friends in gaza to hear from iem what is happening and leave the political things a bit aside, especially in the last two or three days. in general, some things are of theg in the sense discourse of palestinians about what the demands should be. it is very interesting because the demands of, us -- demands of toas, they started reconnect with the west bank. this is a big change. they probably did it because they understood egypt is not -- they have lost all of the thetions with egypt after muslim brothers. this was one big mistake i see y were victorious in elections in 2006. gaza,then their hold on late into the fantasy that gaza can be separate entity or a quasi-state, or they can run a government. repeating the mistakes of the p.a. before and now. the disconnection of the communities. what is happening now, the discourse is -- they demand to reconnectosure and with the west bank. list theou say closure, the blockade, explain what that is. >> gaza is not under siege since seven years only. they are under severe terms of her stretch of movement. it has been since t

. >> you are very active in the presbyterian church click >> iem, i am. my grandparents were all clergy, so that is a part of my story. i do think that there is something and leadership that is something about ministry. it's about taking care of an organization and ministering to its human needs as well as its performance needs. so i do blend of strength. >> martha johnson, which had to give credit to the "washington post" to profile you in your book, "on my watch: leadership, innovation, & personal resilience." we hear a booktv had heard about this before the "washington post" profile of you. what difference did that article made quite >> well, first of all, it was enormously gratifying for the washington post to call me up in me would you be interested in the subject of a feature quite as two years after all this had happened. for five months after the book had come out. i was touched. i was moved in is very interested in the fact they wanted to do it is a human story, not just a political or kiss and tell story. that was what particularly was gratifyin

>> guest: iem.they are one of the oldest parts developed and it is the bright or flight mechanism in order to know who to have to fight or to run away from that has to be taught. that isn't programmed. you have to be taught to see the race as an issue. in ancient greece black ethiopians were considered much more sophisticated and much more civilized than those that live in person they russia. how do they dress and speak at how was their culture, how strong was the military? did they wear clothes so yes. you look at people under 30 today that grew up in the segregated schools were integrated schools and testing shows they are the least racist generation ever because they were not taught to think that way. i'm one of the last generations to attend segregated schools through the number of time into the whites only water fountains to my memories of that era were very few and very distant. i think that there will always be the marginal groups who will follow the racist ideology just like we have people t

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you just reiterated that in your origally iemed the it seemed like the benchmark you were trying to achieve%. it's now 6.1%. but to me that doesn't tell the store h story. the fact our unemployment rate is 6.1% doesn't reflect the reality that really what is happening is people are taking part-time work, whether it's obamacare or some other reason. we could debate a long time. so tell me what you're looking for when you constantly refer to the labor market. are you looking for more participation, more full-time employment? what are you trying to achieve? i'm going to ask you to be brief. >> so, briefly, labor force participation has moved down. part of that, i believe, is an aging population and demographic. when we see diminished labor force participation among prime age men and women that suggests something is not just demographic, and so my personal view is that a portion of the decline in labor force participation we have seen is a kind of hidden slack or unemployment. it may be, if that's correct, that as the labor market strengthens, that labor force participation will remain flat. in

regard to judaism, christianity and everything else, it's a very important thing to recognize the phrase iem a jews, i am a christian, i am a month on has less to do with the circuit i believe commended for the rituals i followed than it does with this is how i see my self as a person. this is how i unders and my role in the world and my relationship to the creator. >> host: as far as our hominid whiskers turned, the jews and christians are people of the book. who is supposed to the pagans and polytheists of arabia worship the same god, read the same scriptures and share the same moral falla says muslim community? mohammed align his community with the jews and medina because he considered them as well as the christians to be part of hezbollah. what is oman? >> guest: ummah is a word that unity. we are not exactly sure where the word comes from. bbc brew, maybe aramaic. nobody really knows. but there's no way to define that kind of new group, the church that they were trying to create. .. the way that the prophet views the organization is that it was inclusive of other faiths. not poly theist

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