they will say john locke. when they say john locke, they mean the same principles that are affirmed the in the american declaration independence summarized in that assumption which is intended to be for that sublime truth, which is both descriptive and moral that human beings are by nature free and equal, they say produces out of control, individualism, a belief that not just the day of rights, but i have one big right to be free. every kind of every kind authority. this undermines community it undermines respect for the past. and we see the left wing version, which i mentioned a, that well, there are two versions of it. one is a fairly straightforward marxist critique. marx sets it forth and on the jewish part, one upon the jewish question that is the protection of individual rights creates these domains in which we can accumulate property and bad or in which we can we can practice faith of our parents. very bad, because these involve delusions and take us away from true human emancipation. but there's now a

now it's a part of the space political extra commentator john laughlin. mr. locked in all was good to see you sir. all right, we, we have german officials openly admitting that the country's economy is in there. if you no longer competitive, what do you make of that? and how did the use industrial powerhouse really come to this as well? i don't think it will be a surprise to your view as to attribute this to the destruction of the north stream pipeline. in september 2022. you know, germany has been importing russian gas, and of course, continues to import it a little bit at a much lower volumes and it would otherwise have done. it's been able to wash and gas for many, many decades, even throughout the whole cold war through the land line based pipelines. but uh, the um, the little stream pipelines were, of course, intended to great increase capacity. and the fact that the basic life a lot, the basic life blood of a company, namely energy, has been shut down, which of course, not only meant that prices go up in germany, but to cope, you know, obviously created havoc

and that is john locke. the vast bulk of locke's treatise pertains to the purposes for in methods by which governments are formed. now a reader who stops that explanation, much like a reader who the poetry at the beginning of the of independence, but skips the grievances. i think substantially misses the point. individualist readers of locke ignore as you individualist readers of the declaration the difference between natural and civil rights. and that would, i would say include civil rights derived from natural rights. that is the independent rights of state of nature do not and in fact cannot transfer fully to a civil state that would defeat the entire purpose of a society banding together in the first place. in paragraph, in paragraphs 1995 of the second treatise, locke explains that human beings are natural, free and independent language that appears in the first draft of the declaration. crucially, though, locke says this freedom and that freedom and independence exercised in not after the act forming so

john locke described and recognized the pluralism across human society.t was a fact that was necessarily assumed. he maintains that although there are principles of law, human consensus was unlikely. it's precisely for this reason individuals must come together and establish a government that can mediate the differences in a peaceful way. through a legislative process aimed at the general welfare. an inevitable "human diversity" also requires protection for private property and individual rights. similar ideas about the social contract and the necessity of law were expressed by montesquieu and hobbes. to be sure whether the founders did always agree about the benefits of pluralism, they recognize diversity inherent in human nature and reflected in our varied interests, beliefs and pursuits. diversity was particularly manifested in matters of consciousness. the religious of every man must be left to the -- the religion of every man must be left to the conscience of every man. george washington similarly stressed the conscientious scribbles of all men shoul

it was inspired by john locke.years, the the appeal to heaven flag has been popularized by dutch sheets. dutch sheets sees the appeal to heaven flag is a symbol of christian revolution. if you look closely at january 6, you will see dozens of appeal to heaven flags. it may have a long history, but in the contemporary context, it has a very specific meaning. so the fact that mike johnson has it hanging outside of his office, to me, signifies how he understands his role as speaker of the house in terms of being a christian and being an american. laura: in a statement to the "newshour," a spokesperson for johnson's office said, quote, the speaker has long appreciated the rich history of the flag, any implication that the speaker's use of the flag is connected to the events of january 6 is wildly inaccurate. but onishi says the concerning links go beyond the conservative politicians themselves. last month, lance wallnau, a key new apostolic reformation figure, announced he was partnering with charlie kirk, the influent

and you see philosophers like john locke, for example, starting to write more and more about educationof the masses and what that should constitute and that becomes a substitute for what previously had been the mirror for princes genre, for the ruler. it's a in sovereign leads to this change also in the focus what kinds of texts philosophers are writing. so my hard question to both of you and we'll start with johnny is what do do with these texts that were written for a more kingly age in our own time of equality and commerce and democracy? so my assessment sort of reading the, you know, these historic texts is really that one. it's an obvious one, is that human nature doesn't change. so it's fixed and, you know, permanently. and i think we can perhaps overstate how the change in regime type affects what people really want from political leaders. i would largely say that what people want from their political has been the same for most of time. and so, you know, reading through these texts, i just don't see, you know, obviously there's some contextual differences, but by and large, i th

our brains want to believe what we see in here, anderson, john locke, thanks so much coming up next the supreme court hearing arguments today in two cases that could change what you see on social media. i'll talk it over with cnn contributor kara swisher >> tech works hard at our one, it's twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty could be the barcode beat conductor >> let's be more for dinner, allergies and for fast allergy relief with a powerful decongestant tries their tech d. >> we have a new home. >> what's that? >> we have of >> garage door that doesn't lift and we have a gate doesn't open. >> so i went on angie to meet just a handful of minutes but vendors who came through angie, you were more knowledgeable. they did higher-quality work. >> they wanted us to be happy with the work done as well. >> we felt like we got the most value out of it. contracted that we chose. >> it is a beautiful ghraieb >> connect with skilled professionals to get all your home projects done well, get started today at angie i calm. >> what is circle surplus feel you pay flight circle i

and then this vacuum thomas aiello the empty dwelling notion sometimes tied to john locke, that the land is underutilized, or again, kind of vacant. and so i have the this stereotype of kind of drawing columbus approaching the the natives in the caribbean with his staff and cross there to indicate we're taking charge and the united states a manifest destiny is it's this is a oversimplified of course manifest destiny wasn't was universally believed by every american in the 19th century every american political. but there was plenty of it around and it's there's this notion divine right or duty to especially after the civil war to go west and and civilize the land the land being either empty or uncivilized, available for the taking. and that included in larger sense, mexico, canada and discussion of canada. those canadians may need to be tamed for native people. this there's a political and moral justification here. so we're doing a good thing as americans. and this illustrates in a famous career novels by fanny palmer. across the continent, 1868. and it's a little hard to tell, but they'r

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it comes out of the tradition of thomas hobbes and john locke, the great english theorists of the 17th century, who argued that life and individuals represent the collective interest of those individuals, but the right to life that is in the declaration of independence begins with thomas hobbes' insistence that the fear of violent death was the greatest human passion and governments were to protect that. this liberal tradition is embedded in american politics in many ways. lipsis noted it is a double edged sword. it has both a good site and a bad side. you take something like rule following -- americans basely don't like to follow rules. there is a kind of anti-status tradition that comes out of the american revolution, out of the revolt against the british monarchy and british parliament that led to the american revolution. and it has made americans distrustful of state power and very much reliant on their own individual initiative. this had enormous impact on the economy, for example. american views on property rights are very much more secure than those of other countries that are n

spoke for us, milton, when you spoke for us, we're going to do people like john but also slightly john locke.l.r. james, for example , we're c.l.r. james, for example, we're going to do something on on frederick douglass . all, all frederick douglass. all, all sorts of people from history . sorts of people from history. yeah. and then we're going to do also some discussions that are around some of the controversial topics today. so for example , is topics today. so for example, is the social media bans on social media are going to resolve the problems that we always hear about hate speech . yes, stuff about hate speech. yes, stuff like that. so um, yeah, a mixture of history and some contemporary discussions as well. >> i mean, that does that sounds absolutely fantastic. and it's really good, this idea of taking it all around the country to various different places. um, but do hear also about but we, we do hear also about the news, for instance, the union of students and the students get involved students who get involved in politics they have politics and that they have a kind disproportion

white cliffs. joining us now are actors kirsten callaghan and john locke, as well as writer and directorboat next to her when she swam. in that boat was a photographer and her coach and the rower and a doctor. so that is all she had available.— she had available. these are oriainal she had available. these are original images _ she had available. these are original images from - she had available. these are original images from the - she had available. these are i original images from the time? she had available. these are - original images from the time? yes. she is out of — original images from the time? yes. she is out of the _ original images from the time? yes. she is out of the water _ original images from the time? yes she is out of the water there, it looks like she just got married. you play her coach. you are in the little boat at the side encouraging her. �* , ,., , , , little boat at the side encouraging her-_ where - little boat at the side encouraging her-_ where you i little boat at the side encouraging i her._ where you are her. absolutely, yes. where you are aware of the

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. >> john: other than al gore locked into a presidential contest he could not get out of, i don't knowe who has looked at the wall and the ground rushing in front of them who has gone through a primary or election in the home state they knew they were going to lose. >> you need to realize this is all about donald trump. we say she lost to none of the above but the trump team was encouraging the supporters to vote for none of the above. and like 60% versus 30 for haley, close to what happened in iowa, a little better in new hampshire. but those are the realities and you think about president biden, president biden won i think 90% of the primary vote in nevada, and marianne williamson got 2%. so nikki haley did better against her incumbent president than marianne williamson with biden. >> it's hard to have a political future if you take the battle to your home state and get beaten like it looks like she did. >> i think the reason she may stay in, this is all about donald trump. and if trump is damaged and yesterday's decision by the courts there will be a trial, etc., that's all she can

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why she says it's safer to keep him locked up in arizona. >> john: republican lawmakers say james biden contradicted himself during system on his brother's alleged involvement in the family business yesterday. we will dig into that with kerri urbahn just ahead. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23%). this is happening people. where there are so few certainties... (laughing) look around you. you deserve to know. as we navigate a future unknown. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. hey. you seein' this? wait... where's the dish? there ain't one. you're tellin' me you can get directv — the good stuff — and you don't need a satellite dish? oh, i used to love doin' my business on those things! you're one sick pigeon. them dishes kept the rain off our beaks! we just have different priorities is all. satellite-free directv... never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short... stream directv without a satellite dish. i'm going to do this thing with my neck, just for a bit. when i was your age, we never h

locked. >> daniel? >> just -- just not true, john. this report from the special counsel includes photos. those photos include shots of boxes just sitting in president biden's delaware garage. the special counsel described it as a badly damaged box sitting amid household detritus. so there was some material in cabinets lock or lockable as the president said, but all of it certainly not. and that opened unsealed damaged box according to the special counsel, highly sensitive, top-secret material about the war in afghanistan. >> another claim that president biden made. none of the documents were highly classified. let's listen. >> none of them was high classified. didn't have any of that red stuff on it. do you know what i mean? around the corners? none of that. >> daniel? >> that claim that he didn't have any material that was, quote, unquote, high classified, is also not true, john. the special counsel's report says that the president possessed multiple highly classified documents that were, indeed, marked as being highly classified documents, including some marked as top secret/sci, sent

locked? >> >> daniel? >> just not true, john kevin is, that just more of a memory l lapse or what is that? that is just false. i mean the special counsel said it's false and cnn no fan of president trump, obviously. you can't even spin that. >> laura, listen, again, this is the first special counsel in american history to clear everyone of any kind of wrongdoing. so, you have robert hur wanting to layer in these allegations when he couldn't proof in a court of law that there was willful intent with these documents, regardless of whether they were locked in a cabinet or not. but back to the memory issue, you know, the amazing thing to me as a democrat is if the president is struggling so much with his memory, then why is he running end runs around the republican party. why is he winning in every single negotiation when it comes to debt ceiling and comes to funding the american government? when it comes to now assuming the mantel of ronald reagan and projecting strength abroad. the fact that last week a democrat. >> laura: oh my g

. >> john, here is the only migrant still locked up today, 24-year-old brito, he's at rikers island. he pushed back against officers who took him to the ground. alvin bragg showed pictures of others in the attack he's now trying to finds. >> the totality of this, the aggregate hopefully will help the public help us to locate individuals. >> two names in the indictment will remain under seal until a later date. there are no warrants out for the arrest of anyone involved. and bragg also defended his decision against requesting bail for several migrants, some of whom are now believed to be headed west to the california-mexico border. send it back to you, john. >> john: nate, thank you. now this. >> we see ton amounts of precursor chemicals coming in from china daily. the production of super labs now in mexico producing millions and millions of fentanyl pills, especially in cartel-controlled cities and states. flooding the united states. >> sandra: mexican cartels are smuggling record amounts of fentanyl across the southern border into the u.s., leading to record seizures of the deadly d

adventure film in period, which was like bowman's was a navy or competitors lock and there's a whole genre there probably goes to john or is that was playing with. and when i went to united artist to say, i want to do this movie and really they said, okay, we'll give you the 10 grand to write the script. do you have any other movies which is about studios? do they want to hook you up for the rest of your life if you go there? so i said, well, you know, i got this idea for a kind of a, maybe a space, a venture, cuz i sort of picked that one out of the 2. that i wanted to do and they said okay, we'll make a deal for that too. so i have to picture deal when i got the deal from or cd. but of course when i took american city to them, they said no, we don't want that. and so married then i finished american graffiti and then before it came out again, it was sitting follow at the studio. nobody wanted everything to is it never to her? it was terrible. i said, well, i want to star wars now. he said, no, no, no, we don't wanna do that now. i said, okay, so then i had to take it to universal because they have the next, the fau

john hall has moved from london. if you the ice locks of its kind through central london calling for an end to the war on gaza, protest is now filling wide hole this week. the streets is on the edge apartments where right the seat of government here and in fact the message. clearly i'm that as much as the government is relative pressure at the end. it's more on gaza as it is aimed at to produce government. it supports israel and this war on god. very important to feel the pressure toggle under u. k. government because they're one of the subordinate the neighborhood of the genocide results buquet. do you as the support is, was cannot do anything. i didn't quite sick mix groups and organizations represented here, calling for a cease fire now. but also people are supposed to do expressing their concern and alarm at the possible implications in the region of this war, the potential for it spilling out and affecting other countries. and remember, this is the 1st march, since the international court of justice in the hague. last month issued i

john. so that rules outstanding, west and ground troops to you, crate or lock shelves joined several other. you repeat late decisions down playing the idea. after science, presidents a manual macro signal that to your pin a nato troops could be late. it's a 5 russian also on the program. us president joe biden assessing thing. so space 5 deal between israel and from us can be reached by next week in time. the most been wholly bunch of roundabout the.

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of rasa. 2 in southern garza to algebra 0, john this have an engine and is really trying to strike correspondence. it's not, i will not, and camera land locked out with both hit and that's how we understand is in serious condition. they've been transferred to the european hospital for treatment a lot. in con eunice, he's really only has destroyed the northern gates on the wall of the last the medical complex. and specifically those buildings for weeks nasa is the biggest the hospital and also south. is there any forces have told everyone sheltering inside to evacuate the premises? and so the hundreds of despised palestinians of that. but let's go straight to our correspondence on the ground honeymoon when he joins us now. from rafa in the south . honey, do we know how is smiled and put off focus through what happened? yes. well another tragedy i against the journalist on the ground covering what's going on within the past 45 minutes, our colleagues acknowledges 0 double all mark i was. is there a correspondence as well as his camera? man? i am of the mother in northern roof. i particularly in mirage area that's in the northern. busy part of

. >> by the way, my corvette's in locked garage, like it's not like they are sitting in the street. >> johny, the classified documents, could we get the truth how careful biden was with them. >> sandra: plus john, a story coming up on biological men dominating in women's volleyball. we are going to speak with three women pushing to protect women's sports and make their voices heard in washington. that's next. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping is fast and reliable. remember. keep it

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john lynch that early december. dust up with dom and dre greenlaw, a distant memory. as for the future, lockingwide receiver brandon aiyuk to a long terme deal would seem to be one of the major priorities, which lynch certainly acknowledged today. >> one of my favorite, um, just guys around our building, the way he approaches the game, he's a competitor for, i think we've got a nice track record of extending the players that are important to us. brandon's a guy we want to keep around, uh, for a long time. >> okay, back to the nba for mavericks at cavaliers. cavs down one two seconds to go. check this out. they have to go 94ft. >> strus from midcourt. >> oh ho ho ho. do you believe this max strus 60 footer to win it at the buzzer. >> uh strus hit five three pointers in four minutes of that game including that hail mary as the cavs beat the mavs oh 121 one 1918. and should mention san jose state on the short end against san diego state, 20th ranked san diego state spartans played well, came up just short. got it. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11 the police commissioner and the mayor have

we had them locked up and had secret service all the time because i was president all the time. >> my panel is back with plea to discuss. john dean, let me go to you on this. i mean, you know, trump brings up this classified documents thing and makes it sound as though he hasn't done anything wrong. but even the special counsel's report that has been much criticized because of focusing on biden's age and acuity and so on, you know, it notes that there is a big difference between the way biden dealt with this document issue and the way trump dealt with this document issue. and there is a big difference. biden was not charged. he was not charged by the special counsel, by the justice department. trump has been. >> exactly. also, there are pictures in both reports, and we know that trump had boxes upon boxes in bathrooms, on stages, in ballrooms, and what have you, spread out all over the property where they were very accessible. they were moved around from time to time. we know there were just a few boxes in just a few -- and just a few documents that biden's staff had put in his garage, and he wasn't aware they were there. so

locking almost from the west. is it finally ready to sit down again? well, it is time to learn much, much more as we are now joined by a tale and john list on wall correspondent under that. would you be joining us here in the studio? as i understand, you've spent 15 hours on a bus going from little guns here to moscow. you've just arrived here at moscow. but i also understand that you've been a resident in new guns since november 2022. and here we are 2 years on into the conflict. if you been living in lou guns canals since november 2022, what have you been witnessing and what do you know today? well i so my name, i think some during this times, i remember uh so well, how can i explain what my experience 1000000 this year is very, very estimate. because uh mm hm. so i chose a little bit to coming, a little bounce could because with guns cal was um, under the media then from during this year of the almost conflict and the so i chose to stay there because i thought that was also there were a lot of things to put that in the west to the west. this and this was that all right, because of, for example, i make a lot of interviews to the civilians in there today. if

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