guest: karl marx admired lincoln. he found him one of the few men, one of the few leaders she said that were both great in their power but also good. sometimes people can be very powerful but not be very good. he both had goodness and greatness. karl marx, they didn't become close friends. in germany, karl marx was writing about the american civil war and about lincoln. usually he prays lincoln. there were military decisions that were made. he prays the emancipation proclamation. he gave lincoln one of the highest compliments in calling him powerful and good. basically a good person. host: george is up next and marilyn. good morning. caller: good morning. it is a marvelous book. i went to lincoln college. that was the first college named after lincoln before he was president. i think your book was just marvelous. what do you think lincoln would do in today's situation with what is going on? guest: lincoln lived in a very divided time. they ended up forming two nations. the south believes they had their own constitutio

guest: karl marx admired lincoln.found him one of the few men, one of the few leaders she said that were both great in their power but also good. sometimes people can be very powerful but not be very good. he both had goodness and greatness. karl marx, they didn't become close friends. in germany, karl marx was writing about the american civil war and about lincoln. usually he prays lincoln. there were military decisions that were made. he prays the emancipation proclamation. he gave lincoln one of the highest compliments in calling him powerful and good. basically a good person. host: george is up next and marilyn. good morning. caller: good morning. it is a marvelous book. i went to lincoln college. that was the first college named after lincoln before he was president. i think your book was just marvelous. what do you think lincoln would do in today's situation with what is going on? guest: lincoln lived in a very divided time. they ended up forming two nations. the south believes they had their own constitution an

karl marx and that. but more current political figures have also caught his eye now. that's over there is more. of a back to. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection developing. the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus of day 19 special. on t.w. . culture. hair. superman. superfood stylish dialogue gone. where those. lifestyle you're. trying to beat down for take some europeans have been crossing borders to countries where they can enjoy more freedom like switzerland and spain only arrest all the others just. seeing the restaurants open is a little shock because in paris it's depressing everything is closed all the blinds are lowered here you can feel there's more human warmth and you can finally eat at a restaurant on a terrace it's a feeling it would been missing for quite some time. so it's not just sun seek it is what so many tourists really want is a slice of the free life they feel their countries no longer offer. but what does that mean for everyone else. all the snow is melting in much of europe case number

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that king had about the social gospel is at one point in his life he said i did not need to read karl marx to know that we should care about the poor and do justice for those who are less fortunate. that comes from the sermon on the mount, any christian should know that. so part of what he was trying to get across was that if christians understood the message, it goes back even before jesus, back to isaiah, the great prophets. what was the message that they were bringing to the jewish people? the message was that you have an obligation, a religious obligation to do this. and god demands interview. and if you fail in that demand, that is going to bring bad things to the jewish people. well, maybe by looking at it in that perspective, martin luther king include that communism answers the right question, but with the wrong answer. that the right question is how do we build a just society, but the difference would be that a communist would say by any means necessary. that the means -- the ends justify the means. and he is saying that the means that you used to get to the end, that determines w

because the seconds impeachment is number tickly series rethink your favorite political philosopher is karl marxistory repeats itself the first time its tragedy the second time as farce. except the first impeachment was pretty farcical any second impeachment is farcical. and the many reasons it's a joke is there very serious constitutional questions. and the high water mark for democrats here that need to get 67 senators total. it looks like they only have 56 total that even believe the entire operation is constitutional. they've already fallen well short of what they need. everyone knows how this is going to end. everyone understands is for political partisan reasons. if you like this kind of television, that is fine. it's not really grabbing my attention so much. >> these democrats are saying, their argument this is constitutional. this is how the constitutional process is supposed to work. but what they are leaving out which seems to be pretty critical to the constitution's due process. >> just even if they can do this kind of impeachment really is an unsettled question in terms of the consti

those fancy bearded gentlemen on the left on the left-hand side are karl marx, and frederick angles.hey published the communist manifesto. the what these guys are saying, is that due to these changes of the industrial revolution, there is going to be an inevitable conflict between capitalism and the proletariat working class. they make no bones about it. this is going to be a violent revolution. that the old order, the bourgeoisie, is not going to go without a fight. there is going to be blood flowing in the streets. good news, is that the communist are going to win, if you believe it. and once they win, they will usher in, a workers paradise where everyone gets whatever they need, according to their own needs. that sounds nice. but all utopian ideas, have some problems those problems become evident, when the bolsheviks, the actually seemed to make marks and lemon work. so in october 1917, the bolsheviks government, they overthrow the provincial roam russian government, and they establish communism in russia. this is worrisome to the american government. they suspect that lennon, the

those fancy bearded gentleman in the upper left-hand corner are karl marx and frederick engels. in 1848 they publish the communist manifesto. my friend carl will then follow this up with dos copy tell two years later. due to these changes of the industrial revolution, there is going to be an inevitable conflict between capitalism and the proletariat working class. they also make no bones about it. this is going to be a very violent revolution. the old order, the bourgeoisie, is not going without a fight. there will be of blood flowing in the streets. the good news, is the communist will win. it is historically determined. and once they went, they will usher in a worker's paradise, where everyone gets whatever they need according to their own needs. that sounds nice. all utopian ideas, though, have some problems. those problems become evident when the bolsheviks actually seem to make marx and lenin work. in october of 1917, the bolsheviks overthrow the provisional russian government in st. petersburg and establish communism in russia. this is worrisome to the american government.

and i don't expect -- unfortunately we have an ideology and it karl marx said it all the first battlegroundomas they have colin kaepernick who will go down in history of being part of a marxist organization that actually would damage $2 billion of damage last year most of the black communities. 25 deaths. that's not who we're. that's not what we should be highlighting. we have throughout our history betsy co-man the first black american to have an international license. in 1921. drew -- charles drew, the director of the first blood bank because he bad plasma. 1941. so much great history to learn about. ainsley: burgess, keep up the fight good for you. >> thank you. ainsley: 11 iranian nationals arrested at our southern border two weeks after president biden halted funding for the border wall. dhs secretary chad wolf. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. and... done. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 60 months on all s