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[applause] the president of the sentences court of supervisors, david ch iu. [applause] supervisor campos. [applause] supervisor wiener. [applause] supervisor cohen. [applause] and we're thrilled to have so many of the grand marshals at the parade. [applause] carmen carrera of ru paul's drag race. [applause] global grand marshal bishop christopher. [applause] [applause] gilbert baker award recipient, gilbert baker himself. he is the creator of the international symbol, the rainbow flag. [applause] individual community grand marshals rebecca, gary -- i do not know if he is here today because he has a very busy day. he hosts the pride run that is gone on in about 30 minutes. -- that is going on in about 30 minutes. and we are thrilled to once again have the san francisco lesbian and gay bad, the official bant -- band, the official band of pride week. [applause] we have the board chair, lisa williams as well as the executive director. [applause] the sisters of perpetual indulgence skerrit -- of perpetual indulgence, the castro alliance club, thankyou all. [applau

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an institutional higr learning with an education how do wget backo the path of reason to brre, loc iu ll tubc uao have rational discussions. >> the way i try to do is give examples like i did before of how do we successfully -- by natural lato the catholic church to make people think abt the kis of thclassroom. christina sommers this survey. she was asking students about the holocaust. others have written on this subject but they take a look at the niol association of ho. f udts tosay ha problem trying to be judgmental. was it wrong what the germans did? what i don't understand is if you ma a judgment not to jumental that is a dgment. at iaudenll that inttbuioly must matter because if you have innocent people who are dead -- if we can't convince young people that there are certain acts white the intentional want innd te anf nnn plreths t has come down, the only way i can explain it, in a ciology class, i was talking abo snu fis e th s c p cranes and someone thought it was funny. let me ask you something. at one time i said one of the students was black, your people were rarded as chat

you have to be willing to make ighe o' a r thths g, ci iu ac ur ao els t'asecnd obm, as they say.here's no mgic bullet. you just have to ork really hard to care about it. thank you spent go ahead. t ogtio u d. haountyo tew wealot loat in order to win the war. and you just said that this was sort of a door to be pushed on. wa is orinthat hatod scioac d apvea reesi topenthe door of coersation, and what do you think are some steps we can take to bring the count back toward the e t'gousiondi itk ow er eaic ro ef vs right politics, and you know this, i can tell, it's implicit in the premise of your question covamt hc ily my idea is that on hoit'soingo ge there and the resource do. then have the republican party which is kind of no tat awesome last ght iut [ler ppe] id' eaeulica on not that awesome. i mean the republican party is not that good and/or deciion. they are not good at what todo toheir not as good as what isey do as themocrat par t o, t, o' coen kaoke but i don't mean democrats go, republicans beter timing democrats good at running it with a party, republicans bad at threno i

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that is to say from the early 1960's to early 71 founder to inhediomind iu ia si credit bust around the world latin america and central europe, soviet union, for soviet union and asia inthe 1990's and thats aave ed ri ialhch n yps o a as we can tell in 2000. i do have data on what happens over the period from 2,000 util the present in the united states and at we find i that there is kind otper i ceba o that momentarily. the ability to measure in a quality in a lot of different wa nqal ies ao ua f wage structures depending what your ata source may be enables us, enabledme and mymostlstudent assistants wotoo study of a number of important economic relationships and to call into question in certain ways soe otheaspects of the economic on ic hinkhe ime vedywsla europeans has been a claim that the united states holds an advantage in employment over europe because we have more flexible lbor markets and the claima eope ufrsm rollghmpencaofcmmitmnt he egalitarian wage structures. that is a proposition that depends entirely upon the frame within which you are maki the comparison sute. ave look i

written biographies of presidents, of business magnates, why did you deci to ite this ogyf e pak, m iu uly shiut she was maybe for our younger viewers and listeners who may not know very much about her. >> guest: well, jeane was somebody who had established inecpuf as a publichink, llalth 970s -- 1970s. she had been a player in the democratic party. she had been disturbed by what had happened to the democratic party, the takeover as she saw it ofostilementswith t unarn coled she had been disturbed further, deeply disturbed, by the see evidence of america to counter the soviet rise in the post-vietnam era. and by the number ofountes thatamndvi na dshee a woman without a party in some sense and had, you know, written pieces largely in "commentary magazine" that came to thtteion rona ag d whuclyhed th ran aid that he was a man of vigor, a man she, you know, saw as being close to the m in his spirit that she had grown around in the southwest part of the united stes, la aat pe w mes virtues, somebody able to, you know, be, you know, in a sse, um, quiet about himself, to understa himself, no

dudñdg frfct $pnr there's still too many out of work. úhúbrhújrkpç iu? homes under water. too many americans struggling to stay afloat. d/"3j-,?@& so the greater challenge that faces us is not just going back to where we were back in 2007. not just settling to get back to where we were before the crisis hit. our task is to return to an america that is thriving and growing out from our middle class, where hard work pays off. where you can make it if you try. and urban league, i want you to know, what's holding us back from meeting these challenges is not a lack of ideas or solutions. i have no patience for people who say, our best days are behind us, because the fact of the matter is, we still have the best workers in the world, the best universities in the world, the best research facilities in the world, the most entrepreneurial culture in the world. >> you're watching president obama speaking live at the national urban league convention in new orleans, louisiana. we'll have more of his speech and our political panel will weigh in on his comments. stay

public and private were syndicated in papers all over the country, d,oueyaped enttiri a sountti il iusat sense of community, and i think that's what books do for us. i said earlier that i had ary ild nd f ti metoin trl was reading the diary of the young girl by ann frank. there's a book thatold -- last time iook ad,s6 mi ceshaeop owirta wn've been able to make them understand, and i think that's what it does for us. it enlarng us as people. as a wr,hen li uenlaedeo e's th wd.elin h nal fna comes from raylene in alabama. hi. ok knfic t,on ai crs fnd 's rdom on c-span, have been women, but next we have roger in spokane, washington. roger, you're the fit male >>leohesanu inyl. llnn blee lni to you and watching you overhe last hour and a half, and i would say that i feel like i know you le so many ofo ale , b oifnt onng h i ska i've been a close friend of, i believe, he's your youngest brother, kevin. >> guest: my brother, ll -- vi co, i' b i his home many, many times, and i just want tosahavi do empathize, and like i always have with the feminist movement, and i areciatell t rehayoa bn rt

that's why this new leviathan, this massive -- and, of course, they were 1% bthea atry sd o he iu c aord it -- even if you can't afford it, are responsible for. that's why it's such a threat. it's a permanent juggernaut. it exists withnd bween ecs, pe t re natnal bate and, of course, the media environment. because one thing you learn abou journalists is that they're lazy. this won'tet me a lot of -- [laughter] good press, b journalists, yo owu d atnd tiretssr the get fed. they get fed by this secondary universe of the 51(c)(3) battalions and, of course, there are just sleaze operations and smear operations like mia eric 5 iodgtgot fm soros and the clintons to smear people, but also to feed nbc, particularly nbc, and the other networks with their news which respsiblfor wiping out $100 billion in wealth that african-americans d until th got into the act. so thank you. [appuse] >> because we're being taped, we're going to ask everyone to line up and ask questions fro the microphone. carl, you'll be first. so, pleasemake line if moreg t i've ever heard. [laughter] surely there must be some,

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a christian conservative and asked him flat out what'soing to happen with evangelicals and romeyon iu spihedesn't strong support mitt romney, and he said that his impression is that the strongest opposition is likely to come from baptist, in his case, but evangelicals believe in areas where there's th mpti tat popatiowee ggest arizona and nevada, among swing states, and utah and idaho were element absolutely no political difference whatever. and i think we tend to sort of have our arguments with the people we are closet,t there shouldn't be a religious test. i have other reasons, there are many things i disagree with romney of that. i don't think religion should be an issue with the election. >> thank you. >>e to esti. homao av ie arranged all this perfectly. >> dj, thank you for situating your political argument in the realm of dilemma, paradox, competing valu but i think it's the right place tob. tes ag aellao be. i'm interested to a little bit, some of your views from the whitott te ynw is argument got kicked in a big way, in a new direction, a lot of energy through ronald reagan i

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