karl marx, karl marx and his ideology are responsible for the death of arntiond around 100 million people they're responsible for the imprisonment of over one and a half billion people. that's a lot of influence so why in the freest krpght on the face of the earth that is facing judeo-christian principle that embraces western enlightenment that has a bill of rights for individuals that has a constitution that is intended to limit the powers of the likes of joe biden. and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi -- and bernie sanders, why are we going in the wrong direction? i'll tell you why -- because if you fight for liberty it is a quiet fight in the oval office. you don't get written up as one of the greatest presidents in american history if you expand liberty if you limit your own powers if you limit the ubiquitous nature of the federal government. you've got to create programs. you've got to create entitlement. you've got to turn one person against another. you need to be self-righteous and not show that you're actually a narcissist and egomaniac and then you're sad that you you're humane. t

bush a meeting for the 1st time in front of the prison in the city of camden it's once known as karl marx that where life passed 2 different towns. from here west germany paid east germany to release political prisoners an average of 40000 marks some 20000 euros. for most prisoners who were taken to casper prison it was the last stop before a new life in freedom. the moment the most wonderful moment was when i was released from the citizenship of the german democratic republic. a few years and i foresaw a certificate. that was the most beautiful document that east germany was able to issue of would be of my. child had no idea of any of this when he was transferred from desk now to car marched out carney a few days before he was sent to be sent to the west did he realize that his own country wanted to deport him. we are both t.v. i was given an opportunity. for which others. were risking their lives that i was well aware of that at the time through death side sure goofballs. the young man from christ found refused to go to the west he started a hunger strike and asked his lawyer for help.

and karl marx.and he reads, especially the preface to the condition on political economy and there he writes about political economy and there he writes, tries to this human error cannot judge itself by that particular area, many cannot try to buy what they do at that particular time. it is not the man who determines his consciousness, it is the consciousness who determines the man reason. an instance, it is not you who determines the external conditions but the external conditions decide where you are. and the conditions of life can form your conscious about things. one does not have to be a working man to understand the plight of working people. or working people who work every day to understand the plight of -- so he was trying to use philosophical, trying to understand the problems of the world. and use that critique to write one of the great books of american history. black reconstruction. and what he basically says in this book, he treated the black slaves as workers who explored. came out in

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well the essence of socialism in the sense that karl marx and lot of your lenin and others wrote about the essence of it is growth and progress the idea is that the means of production the banks factories major industries should be organized to serve the public good and liberated from the anarchy of production and the chaos of the market and if we can get beyond profits and command human growth and creativity can be unlimited and you know wealth can expand for all of society you know in a rational society in a socialist society self driving cars would be a great thing because then there would be less work for everybody but under capitalism technological progress leads to poverty and instability the more efficient it becomes to produce things the fewer people you have to hire less people are getting paid in wages and we lead to the disaster receding in the west right now which is a high tech low wage economy where working people who can only only work so long as their work in rich is a boss they are they're left outcast and starving as the means of production get more and more efficient

if you go back to where the critical race theory comes from, it stems from karl marx.xism, i have taught my son against that. that is my biggest fear. when critical race theory is first presented if it is presented can be presented in a lot of ways that is not really good in the beginning but the more you follow with the more divisive it becomes. todd: the responses it is not about learning about someone at specific culture but the understanding of its history, teachers are allowed to teach history but also should be able to tell the whole story of everyone's contribution to the country. i don't feel that statement is answering your concerns. what action do you expect at the end of the day the school board will take with regard to your concerns? >> that is the problem. they don't this in here. you -- utah is narrowing the education system of california and i would say the most progressive in the western states and the school boards are not listening to any constituents or parents, they refused to listen in california which is why we decided to move here. i am concerned

negro" about james baldwin, "lumumba" about congolese prime minister patrice lumumba and "the young karl marx." i asked him to talk about how he went from making a film about james baldwin to creating "exterminate all the brutes." >> basically, after "i am not your negro," i went throughout the world with the film. i was fortunate to be able to see how the film was received in many different places. and one of the common threads through that was the type of reaction that you just mentioned, like senate leader mitch mcconnell. you know, this denial is somehow a sign that they feel that they are entrenched now, they are attacked. there is great fear abousome sort of civilization going overboard. and for me, it's a symbol that the type of lies, the type of propaganda, the type of abuse that we have been subject to for during all these years. i am old enough to have heard many other people, like rick santorum, mitch mcconnell, and many others throughout the years. the only difference now is that we have the means to counter them. we have the means to tell the real story. and that's exactly what i

lumumba" about congolese prime minister, the founding leader of congo patrice lumumba, and the young karl marxul peck, it is great to have you back on democracy now! this is an epic masterpiece, this four hour documentary series. can you talk about how you went from "i am not your negro," which was the story of james baldwin, to creating this masterpiece? >> well, basically after "i am not your negro," i went throughout the world. i was fornate to able to see how the film was received many different places. one of the common threads that was the type of reaion that you just mentioned like senate leader mitch mcconnell, you know, somehow a sign that they feel they are entrenched now, they are attacked. there is great fear about some sort of civilization going overboard. d for me it is a symbol that the type of light, the type of propaganda, the type of abuse that we have been subject during all these years. i am old enough to have heard many of the people like mcconnell and many others through out the years. the only difference now is we have the means to come to them. we have the means to tell

their ide you'll in world view based on argumentings and belief of a man ultimately karl marx writingsponsible for enslavement impoverishment and death of untold millions this is a hard fact. despite their predictable protestations. these are the youthful idiot who is occupy leadership positions in the democrat party, media, ac academia culture you see them we're surrounded by them and we must take solice and warren sam adams, john hancock paul revere yes thomas paine become energized spirited by wisdom and genius of george washington thomas jefferson john adams james maddon ben franklin, and so many others. while they've been smeared and degraded by american left and democrat party in the man who occupies oval office, we must continue to celebrate them. be invigorated by them and remember together they defeated most military force on earth founded greatest most extraordinary nation in the history of mankind, in fact, piewngs generations of patriots a tremendous sacrifice fought the civil war to end slavery, something no other country has ever done. costing hundreds of thousands of liv

it comes from karl marx.t about this argument about preston or presses my god when you look at the united states of america there's so many victims in this country. whether it is based on race -- or genitalia or income, now the environment the list so long it is infinite i can't name it and where does all of this come from these movements, these ideologies are spawned from marxism and many of them have the same purpose which is -- to attack the existing society, to attack the constitutional system, to attack the economic system and they found a home in the democrat party. the democrat party has gone over to the dark side and joe biden is over there with them. and we're losing our country one classroom at a time. one neighborhood at a time. one book at a time so that's the purpose of my book, american marxism. and we're going to discuss that down the road in more detail because i am at bottom an activist. i believe that you can't just sit become and talk about stuff or observe stuff. you've got to do something

it comes from karl marx. what about this argument of oppressed and oppressors?god, when you look at the united states of america there so many victims in this country. whether it is based on race or genitalia or income, now the environment, the list is so long that it's incident and i can't even name it. where does it come from? these movements, these ideologies are spawned from marxism and many of them have the same purpose which is to attack the existing society, to attack the constitutional system, to attack the economic system and they found a home in the democrat party. the democrat party has gone over to the dark side and joe biden is over there with them. we are losing our country one classroom at a time, one neighborhood at a time and one book at a time. so, that is the purpose of my book "american marxism" and we will discuss that down the road in more detail because i am at bottom, an activist. i believe that you can't just sit back and talk about stuff or observe stuff but you got to do something in the whole point of american marxism is to try to gal

. >> what karl marx called the dialogue of resistance and accommodation. i am certainly -- >> i am -- in the he program here and i'm interested in the kind of the ethics of the care and i have a lot of interesting questions, i thought were interesting thatted like to hear the answer to. related to some of those topics because as you point out we're going to have to care for an increasing amount of people in a very sort of pro longed period of time, in response to maybe some therapies and drug therapies that are effective in slowing but not ceasing increasing cognitive impairment, and there's a lot of really kind of -- very great examples of therapies that are not drug therapies and one of them that i know is somewhat controversial this dementia village concept. you sort of sketch kind of a daily life in a dementia -- this whole concept of loving deception and again, like thinking back to when i was working in health-care, in psychiatric -- i days stint in psychiatric hospitals and there was long stay care of the elderly people with dementia and we were ver

>> this administration is not following reasons or economics, following karl marx, fdr, and lbj, they people that are dead. this president needs to get into the 21st century. he needs to come to reality when it comes to economics and energy policy and stop following the radical left. elizabeth: congressman byron donalds, thanks for joining us. it is good to see you. come back soon. >> anytime. elizabeth: let's turn to this development. protests broke out over the weekend in los angeles, boston, philadelphia, atlanta, and dearborn, michigan ends israeli airstrikes in the gaza strip. greg palkot is in israel with the very latest. reporter: week two between israel and the hamas militant group. so far on the ground there is no sign of a break in the action. take a look what we saw earlier today in central israel. we're hearing science near the city of ashdodd in the central part of israel. you are looking behind us. if our cameraman can show what they're looking at of the iron dome defense system. it is going up in the skies. a second one going up in the skies. looking to target. yet a th