and it made me wonder whether or not as you sort of look at what jake solomon is trying to communicate, is the same moment of realism, where americans finally beginning to understand the limits of its power and capabilities. that isn't, in fact going to begin talking with other players with, with which it may not get along the way. because i haven't seen that as part of the, of the, by the administration's direction. certainly not the trump administration, but wonder whether you think the limits on american power are finally beginning to shape the way we think about what we can do in the world. well, you know, i would start by quoting the 1st sentence in, in jake's very interesting article, that 1st sentence was not thinking international politics is inevitable. and i would take issue with that analysis because i think some things are inevitable. number one, change in the distribution of power, right? we go back to the 17 hundreds and we saw how early world share from the east to the west. and europe in north america together, had been at the top of the heat leading the pack for quite

we know that in syria, the current us national security advisor, jake solomon, he wrote back event in 2012, i think february the 14th of february, the 12th in 2012. he wrote an e mail to hillary clinton, who was the secretary of say at that time saying that in syria, i'll tie down or out by the is on our side. or we know that kerry, who was the secretary of state at that time, sat in a private conversation of in a leak video of audio and at the un with his so called syrian opposition friends, these extremist groups. he said that we allowed isis to advance on damascus to put pressure on president assets. so and the bomber and the bomb, or who killed young people in manchester. uh, he was working in his father working with bridget were working with british british intelligence in lydia. so as practically wherever you look, these tara groups have some sort of relationship with the one us in the west, as it declines. unfortunately, despite the efforts of michael, who was sidelined in many others, married many other good americans and europeans who were sideline because they oppose these p

no, because the ideology of victoria underwood aligns with the ideology of jake solomon aligned with the always ideology of tony blinking. so you don't have to ask that she was behind it 100 percent and do show that after the north stream pipeline blast. she came out as did tony blink, and as did the, one of the neo cons from poland, i forgot his name and an apple boss. husband. they came out and they couldn't help themselves. they had to celebrate. they had to do what we call and in here and american football there in the zone dance. you know, after some of these players score, they'll do all these dances in the end zone and celebrations. and that's what they were doing. they did the victoria newly and tony blinking, and jake sullivan were doing, you know, back flips in the, in zone because they felt that they just score to touch them. so if she was involved, right, if she wasn't involved, which i think she was, it doesn't matter because that's the type of play that victoria knew any joy. and if she didn't do it, if she wasn't involved in it, she sure was involved in the end zone da

no, because the ideology of victoria underwood aligns with the ideology of jake solomon aligns with the always ideology of tony blinking. so you don't have to ask that she was behind it 100 percent. and to show that after the nord stream pipeline glass, she came out as did tony blink. and as did the, one of the neo cons from poland, i forgot his name there. and apple boss, husband, they came out and they couldn't help themselves. they had to celebrate, they had to do what we call and in here in american football there in the zone dance. you know, after some of these players score, they'll do all these dances in the end zone and celebrations. and that's what they were deal with. they did the uh, uh, victoria, newly and tony blinking and jake sullivan were doing, you know, back flips in the, in zone because they felt that they just score to touch them. so if she was involved, right, if she wasn't involved, which i think she was, it doesn't matter because that's the type of play that victoria knew any joy. and if she didn't do it, if she wasn't involved in it, she sure was involved in the

solomon outside. he met with national security advisor, jake sullivan, in the read out. they said they talked about young men making sure this doesn't escalate into a broader a broader problem. the important to finding a solution in the long term. whether or not sadie brought up the idea of a cease fire that's not in the read out, we'll have to wait and see if the saudi arabian government puts out its own official version of what they talked about to go hand life for us in washington, dc. thank q, a sort of head on that, i'll just say are the kind of thing in families. the thing is fear of escalating violence in an occupied westbank. the brought to you by visit capital color, we have a taste of winter to come across much of north america prep, a cold it digging in. you can see this long lot of cloud stretching out of the lakes that will face and corner of the us. right down across the deep south and behind that, honda say area of a high pressure we're putting in the winds from a nosey direction to always a cold direction. lots, a single biggest showing up on the map, the

and i'm so excited for the conversation we have, jake and martin gamma from the future of free speech project, akhil amar from yale law school, steve solomon from nyu and jacob rosenbaum. i want jump right in and first say that your book free speech a history from socrates to social media, i think is the clearest and best history of the evolution of the idea that i've read and i want to begin by asking you, where did it come from? the phrase that we must have the freedom to speak as we will and think as we speak you teach came from tacitus, the roman historian, and it was then picked up by spinoza i learned from your book and then articulated by cato's letters the great whig revolutionary theorists, who inspired jefferson. tell us more about that evolution, how it began in athens and rome, and then was picked up by the enlightenment. well, first of all, thanks for inviting me to you. i'm not an american, so i feel like i've been given a card to the all star first amendment game here in the us. so it's a great honor to be here. yeah, the first amendment was not the first invention of free speech. i would say we need to go back to the atheni