the first thing that libertarians say when we talk about liberal libertarian tension is we are liberals, we're descended from the classical liberals. we consider ourselves liberal in the sense of john locke and adam smith and thomas jefferson and john stuart mill and somewhere around the end of the nineteenth century a split occurred among liberals not so much on principles of free speech, religious freedom, extending the promises of the declaration of independence to more and more people but on the issue of economics and the government's role in the economy. we are still liberals but now we have to call ourselves classical liberals because otherwise people wouldn't understand. modern liberals and libertarians agree on a lot of things even though we may talk a lot more about the things we disagree about. thursday the washington post had an article on civil libertarians and libertarian leanings tea party conservatives coming together in the virginia legislature to fight things like drones, license plate readers, wiretapping, and i thought that was interesting to see even in richmond ther

that didn't seth sit well with the liberal comedian.ut the bell is about to ring, it's class dismissed for stewart, comedy central announcing kmed i don't know trevor noah is taking over "the daily show" thrown. i will be interested to see in noah continues his clooney liberal legacy. he pokes fun at things like american culture gender issues and race and being from south africa he has a pretty good perspective on those iron us about you for what it's worth here is some free advice to trevor. stick to your shtick and don't try to apiece the liberal laugh factory on the laugh. poke fun at america i get it that's your brand of humor, not mine, just saying how about you steer clear of washington hypocrisy, lekd ee firms, cronyism and the liberal attacks on the fabric of that's correct. that's my job and that's where stewart and i got into the slugfest lanes. he had his i have mine and he never caught on that. trevor, good luck with the new gig. just a party of time before the sweet soft embrace of liberal acceptance sucks you into her warm

while religious liberals in the u.s. subsequently aadopted and adapted such anticolonial techniques for their own theological and political purposes. the most compelling example of this, i think, and what i want to dwell on for the remainder of my talk is that of mohammed k gandhi and his impact on american spirituality. in short, gotti transformed the imagination of 20th century liberals to process that can best be described as canonization. the canonization of gandhi, as a liberal protestant faith challenge american liberals to decouple their christianity from its hegemonic question identity. to find, once again, it's permanent essence against the corruption of history. gandhi, more than any other figure, but really more precisely, the idea of gandhi -- be constructed idea of gandhi -- as a universal saint demanded of american religious liberals a radical rethinking of the relationship of christianity to the west and racial ankle on the orders. a key figure here is stanley jones. methodist missionary and author of the

readership. >> yeah. >> and obviously -- >> is the paper liberal or is the readership liberal? >> the readership is certainly liberal. i -- >> is the journalism liberal by your estimation, because that's often the criticism? >> no. i mean, i think that, you know, "the new york times" editorial page is a liberal editorial. page. and "the new york times" writes for an audience of, you know, cosmopolitan liberals in new york, and like every newspaper, every major newspaper in america, most journalists working for "the new york times" are probably politically left of center. >> a reflection of -- yeah. >> so in that sense, but i don't think that's -- i don't think while all of that adds up to some of the things that my fellow conservatives like to complain about with "the times," i think it doesn't make "the times" a liberal newspaper in the sense that, like, "the guardian" is a liberal newspaper or something. >> >>: right. >> it's a newspaper that does amazing reporting that sort of, you know, doesn't fit into any kind of partisan box. >> with no ideological cast or tinge to it. >

it wasn't liberal or conservative.if you think about all of those examples come liberals and conservatives would agree focus on the value and success that i am arguing overall is not ideological. there are cases where there's ideological disagreement citizens united versus the federal election commission but i can make a strong case against the court just focusing on the cases where the roles and conservatives would agree. >> use of a number of times that the supreme court has made things worse rather than better. would we be better off without a supreme court? >> i spent a long time pondering that writing this book. there are constitutional scholars do believe we would be better off with the power to strike down. he wrote a book titled taking the constitution away from the court to say we should no longer have judicial review. larry kramer wrote a book calling for popular constitutionalism which he says we should end the judicial supremacy and get as i reflect on it the supreme court got it right. they said the consti

while religious liberals in the u.s. subsequently adopted and adapted such anticolonial critics for their own theological and political purposes. the most compelling example of this, i think, and what i want to dwell on for the remainder of my talk is that of mohammed k -- mahomes gandhi and his impact on american spirituality. in short, gotti transformed the -- gandhi transformed the imagination of 20th century liberals to process that can best be described as canonization. the canonization of gandhi, as a liberal protestant saint challenge american liberals to decouple their christianity from its hegemonic question identity. to find, once again, it's permanent essence against the corruption of history. gandhi, more than any other figure in the 20th century really more precisely, the idea of gandhi -- be constructed idea of gandhi -- as a universal saint demanded of american religious liberals a radical rethinking of the relationship of christianity to the west and racial order. a key figure here is stanley jones. metho

california's loaded with liberals. liberals don't possess logic, common sense or business sense. let's be clear. the california drought isn't man made it's liberal man made. so let's not blame mother nature. blame liberal lonnelic. >>> thank you for the work that amsterdam has done. i thank the abu dhabi global initiative for bringing us all here. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. >> the clintons have been cashing in. >> they took in something like $136 million. >> but have they also been selling out? >> everybody walked away from the table that night with something. >> reporter: the clinton's influence is spelled all over the globe. >> bill clinton did a good job. >> it sounds like there's a but here. >> will it all come back to haunt hillary? >> we are talking about iranians we are talking about russ

california's loaded with liberals. liberals don't possess logic, common sense or business sense.ear. the california drought isn't man made it's liberal man made. so let's not blame mother nature. blame liberal lonnelic. it's never right. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> hello, everybody, i'm uma pej raju in washington. a devastating earthquake hits nepal. leaving hundreds and unfortunately that number is expected to rise as we get reports some villages are all but wiped out. another controversy strikes. just as hillary clinton pitches ahead in her run for the white house. an explosive new book getting set to hit the book shelves soon. alleging millions in speaking fees and donations bought favors at the clinton state department. >> i think the former secretary of state's going to have to spend a fair amount of time explaining why the

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this was a far cry, indeed, from "national review"'s early reception by the then liberal intel jensia, the people george wallace called the pointy heads. back then in the mid-1950s conservatism was considered dead, dead as the etsl. linm trilling provided an off hand obituary of it writing that quote in the united states at this time, liberalism is not only the dominant but even the sole intellectual tradition. a dismissal of such olympian dimensions that the name of the deceased american conservatism was not mentioned so irrelevant that it did. the establishments "national review" was to ignore it. with any luck, it would founder because after all, the fill osraphy was preposterous, but nr refused to go away. it was becoming an active annoyance. thus six month or so so after its arrival on the scene in november, 1955, the liberals rolled out their big guns, a triple sell voe intended to blast the inteloper out of the water. boom went john fisher. editor of harper's lengthy and ponderous critique. boom, boom, followed dwight mcdonald all condescension and commentary. boom, boom, boom,

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and that is why every vote for the liberal democrat matters. that's why every liberal m.p.month matters. only the liberal democrats can make sure the next government keeps britain on track. it makes reckless borrowing less likely. every m.p. makes george osborne's ideological cuts less likely. and every liberal democrat m.p. is a barrier between nigel forage and alex salmons and the door to 10 downing street. because the liberal democrats, we will always act responsibly. we will always act fairly. and we will always act in the best interest of the whole of the united kingdom. the truth is just a few hundred votes in a very small number of seats could decide whether it is liberal democrat m.p.'s or the next prime minister will be forced to listen to. that is a very thin line between britain being governed by a coalition with a conscience or a coalition with a grievance. i've seen for myself over the last few weeks the momentum that is building behind liberal democrat candidates lisa smart, vickie slade, and when they win, when we have the chance to influence the next governm

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not being a liberal?e we promoting a movie? actually i wouldn't say i'm a republican or liberal or democrat. >> you've talked in other interviews again, about your relationship with your father and the role of all of that and, you know the dark periods you entered and taking drugs and drinking and all of that. and i just wondered whether, you know you think you're free of all of that or whether that's still something you -- >> i'm sorry, i really don't -- what are we doing? >> well i'm just asking questions, that's all. >> right. bye. >> you seem okay just getting a little diane sawyer. >> i didn't want to do that. >> okay. now, most of the reports make it sounds like this was about a guy asking about drugs, but it wasn't. not at all. the reporter was nailing downey for not being a total lib. that was the real back story, not the cocaine abuse. downey happened to say this one time a long time ago and that's not allowed. being thinking but a leftist is the new sell ton in your closet. media hacks are relen

the liberal arts plays a crucial role in that. if we lose them as we have been so many institutions around the country that continue to present themselves to the public as liberal arts institutions i think ben we are in big trouble. now part of the program of reform i think should be the creation of centers of excellence within the liberal arts in the universities and colleges around the country. an institution doesn't have to be a 100% liberal arts institution. to have a vibrant liberal arts component that contributes the well-being of everyone else at the university. when students are doing liberal arts studies, studying plato and shakespeare and wondering what could have caused the great world world for which a semester that is not been solved and they are concerned about issues that dubois was concerned about or strauss and political philosophy was concerned about or mil or newman was concerned about they will enrich the lives of their fellow students even those of their fellow students who are are not themselves on the libera

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they see it as a political question having to do with liberalism, what it means to build a society that treats pain -- this immeasurable quantity quality -- as real. you see it politicized when reagan comes into office as president in early 1981. one of the first things he does is he turns to his secretary for health and human services, and he says we need to start reducing the social security disability rolls. and the first group of people they begin to identify as illegitimate welfare claimants are people who are claiming pain as the source of their disability. so there you have the problem of how pain is political from the outset and becomes even more politicized in the context of this battle that's waged between liberals about how you build a compassionate, caring society and how government programs should be there to provide compassionate relief and conservatives who are suspicious that by creating that society you are catering to dependence you are building a welfare society that's unsustainable, that costs too much, and it turns out that the linchpin the key question at the heart

the governor's argument is unashamedly liberal. he favors a higher federal minimum wage and a major expansion of government benefits. as his populist agenda is running fans on the left. o'malley has a problem he needs to address right away. many democrats have no clue as to who he is. just watch what happens when bloomberg news asked a group of new hampshire democrats their opinion of the former governor. >> does everybody in the room know who martin o'malley is? >> don't. >> does anybody in the room know who martin o'malley? >> he's the governor. is he the connecticut governor? >> he's the former governor of maryland. >> question, is hillary clinton's worst worry right now that o'malley might challenge her for the democratic nomination, pat buchanan? >> she has more problems than martin and he's not a serious one but he has a golden opportunity, there's no denying it, john, that hillary clinton has problems with her emails. he ought to be out there in iowa and new hampshire and around the country answering all those folks who said

liberal arts component that contributes to the well-being of everyone in the university. when the students are doing liberal arts study when they are wondering about what on earth could have caused this great mystery that still wasn't solved, when they are concerned about the issues but the boys was concerned about or that moving the date code new men was concerned about they would enrich the lives of their fellow students who are not themselves on the liberal arts side of the curriculum. those who are in that professional disciplines. this is a lesson that we have we learned in the class last night from his great work which we assign it to the students and discussed last night in the and the seminar on the idea of the university. tell me if this sounds familiar to you that he's writing all the way back before the civil war was along time ago he was concerned about two big issues that he thinks are toxic. a professionalization, and over specialization. students studying and faculty as the scholars exploring narrow fields becoming experts on the narrow bits of knowledge. t

they call themselves liberals. there is nothing liberal about today's liberals.nothing liberal about them at all. i'm in fact -- i don't mean to sophistry or splitting hairs with you, but i'm a conservative because i'm trying to conservative classical liberalism. the liberalism of the founders is the idea of private property and individual rights coupled with individual responsibility and fighting an entire empire because they decided to put a $0.01 tax on tea. because we don't like other people taking our money. we think we can spend our money better than the king can. all of these ideas about the american founding we value as conservatives are liberal ideas and the so-called liberals who actually big state socialists collectivists believe that only the smart people should have the power and everybody else will do what they tell them to do for their own good of course. this progressivism is not new. the idea of a small elite people ruling everybody else and parsing out little garbage i phones and transportation to keep them happy so they keep them in power is an

charlie: disappointing liberals because he we won't go as far as liberals would like for him to go.arry: right. and, fast enough and to do things like the sex abuse scandals. he is not going to join either faction, i presume. he cannot join the right because they are mean. they want to use dogma to exclude. they want to use the eucharist to get rid of politicians they don't agree with. he has said the eucharist is not a prize you give to people, it is a medicine for those who need it. he has also said the church is like a field hospital after battle. when you go out, you heal the wounds. you don't say, how is your diet? whereas the right are like people that go out on the battlefield and shoot the wounded. on the other hand, he is not really pleasing to some on the left because, like john xxiii, he believes in popular piety, in devotions which a lot of liberals have dismissed. the trouble with us liberals is we are the know-it-alls. and he is not that. it is very refreshing and it is so surprising to have a pope who is a christian. charlie: a pope who is a christian. a pope who want

a liberal so there is a god. [laughter] i would like to ask you to argue disappointed her justifiably angry that catholic church is not a pacifist? but then noted dave has the biggest in the country. but the church of the brethren and the quakers and mennonites. water thoughts? >> because the pope's have said no more war. but this book says no holy war ever but they reduce seven world always. and all of the trappings fifth half began but have been given a little more voice for then to fly back for his funeral from chicago. but christian is the field to beat to be a christian. >> i am just you're curious of the interpretation of the election and how francis one in the interested in politics i uninterested haul these kinds of things really happened in addition to the holy spirit of course, . [laughter] >> guest: that is a very good question. why did they elect him? but his record was ambiguous but when he was trying to save the christians but between him and the other individuals. there was a rift and exploiting th

his latest is called “in defense of a liberal education."argues the university is much more than a vocational school. education is more than pursuit of a vocation. i am pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. i totally believe in the idea. when people come to me and say what should i major in, i say the most important thing you can do is have a sense of the world and all that has contributed to the society we live in and learn how to express yourself. learn a command of the language. fareed: that is the distinctly american contribution to higher education. in the 19th century, the germans perfected the apprenticeship program. even britain had these technical training programs. a student was told, why don't you choose what profession you will be for your life. in america, the economy changes too much and people don't want to be stuck, they want to move. so we will give you a broad, general education, the exposure you need and you will learn on your first job what you need but on your second job, you'll learn a different set of things

silicon valley has long been this bastion of liberalism. no republican presidential nominee has won any county in the bay area since 1988. president obama won 84% of the vote in san francisco in 2012. it's long been you know, there's liberal supremacy and they're worried to speak their minds. david: what do they think is going to happen if they do? >> severe repercussions on extreme ends. the zillow ceo it was found out he donated to the proposition 8 forum. he had to resign after just two weeks. on another end of the spectrum they're worried that their colleagues won't like them which could result in being passed over for a promotion. one person heard if someone is a republican resume is off the list. david: wow! i noted one particular quote where somebody said getting your point across just isn't worth it. it's not worth it for the salary, it's not worth it for getting promoted and possibly could get them fired. >> exactly. they're just concerned that they could get fired. they don't want to speak their mind even if they have these strong

on the liberal democrats. for having stepped up to the plate in a very plucky and brave way to put the country before party. [ applause ] >> all right. >> i don't know whether the color of your pullover is -- >> yellow. >> it does say something does it? >> no. >> your question. >> good evening, mr. clegg. you mentioned about democracy. do i assume from that that when the phone rings on friday morning, next friday morning, that the first person you will speak to will be the person who has most seats? >> yeah. i think the party that gets the biggest mandate from you, in other words, the party with the most votes and the most seats, even if they haven't got a slam dunk result, has in a democracy the result -- the right forgive me, to make -- if you like the first move to reach out to other parties to assemble a government if they so choose. it may not work out. other parties may not reciprocate. and then other arrangements might need to be arrived at. but i think in a democracy it just seems to me a pretty old-fa

the liberals love him. >> interesting to watch. lisa?in iowa this past week for hillary clinton for a couple days, and she was focused on moving all the important caucusgoers, we got a interesting glance into one of the most intriguing relationship in politics, and she walked a fine line when she talked about president obama, and it was not all sunshine and light, and she took subtle digs at his leership styl somet e,imes ndshe sounded like a republican and it was fascinating and something we will see more of in months to come. >> there is chatter, rubio/walker or walker/rubio ticket. the thinking is they would ca compliment each other, one from florida and one from wisconsin. they are the same age. and the rubio folks don't like the chatter too much because often times it's walker/rubio rather than the other way around, and interesting, in new hampshire over the weekend, for the first time from an actual activist, not an operative but an activist, i heard somebody throw up the idea of the walker/rubio race make it's way. >>> a lot of re

>> you -- you're not the -- >> our liberal view about freedom of speech. >> this natural liberal -- >w. for every liberal and very a lot of respect for kirsten must recognize what's happening now is not -- >> when is your book coming out? >> may 4th. >> thank you. i want freedom of speech and people do have the right to choose religion. >> handing it back to the communities is a p example of how to handle these situations. >> good to see you both. >> tonight's question of the day straight ahead big question, straight ahead. [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows you may not have time to roll out a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and homemade gravy. but marie callender's does. just sit down and savor. marie callender's. it's time to savor. when it comes to your credit, in the know is the place to be. transunion.com makes it easy. we give you 24/7 access. you get instant credit alerts to keep you in sync. you can even lock and unlock your transunion credit report from your phone. and all that information feels pretty good

left wing liberal papers are outraged about this.his law allows individuals or corporations facing discrimination lawsuits claiming serving gays and lesbians burdens their religious freedom. you can see the title of this editorial. they are using religion as a cover for a good tree. it is a very different picture than conservative papers. look at "the wall street journal." they say the question is who is being intolerant. it is paradoxical as americans become more tolerance of gays, liberals are becoming more intolerant of those with religious views. indiana is not targeting gays, liberals are targeting rejection -- religion. it comes in the wake of the charlie hebdo attacks in january. one of the critics is a common newspaper. they are alarmed by the so-called french patriot act. they will threaten the public freedom with anti-terrorism. the bill will allow phone and e-mail tapping of suspected terrorists without permission from a judge. anchor: interesting report that says surveillance bugs are being hit in smoke detectors. reporte

neil: she doesn't want to appease the liberals too much. in a general election campaign, if she were to get that far, she doesn't want to come across as a left wing kook right? >> she has to in order to get the support from the liberal side. i think she's going to play it right down the middle and comes down to trust and ethic, if she gets in office what is she going to do next. >> i think that's the game plan, play it down the middle. bash income inequality try not to make the name goldman sachs because her friend runs the place. neil: do they know how the game is played? >> they think this is more rhetorical that in her heart, what her husband was, but i think that one of the things these guys don't get everything right. my point is that the democratic party particularly since obama has been elected has moved farther to the left than the wall street democrats who are mostly centrists realize. the republican party, you do if you're talking about right-wingers, you have the tea partiers, they're not as far right when it come down to major i

they call themselves liberals. there is nothing liberal about today's liberals.nothing liberal about them at all. i'm in fact -- i don't mean to sophistry or splitting hairs with you, but i'm a conservative because i'm trying to conserve classical liberalism. the liberalism of the founders is the idea of private property and individual rights coupled with individual responsibility and fighting an entire empire because they decided to put a $0.01 tax on tea. because we don't like other people taking our money. we think we can spend our money better than the king can. all of these ideas about the american founding we value as conservatives are liberal ideas and the so-called liberals who actually big state socialists collectivists believe that only the smart people should have the power and everybody else will do what they tell them to do for their own good of course. this progressivism is not new. the idea of a small elite people ruling everybody else and parsing out little garbage i phones and transportation to keep them happy so they keep them in power is ancien

. >> does that mean you are not a liberal? liberal? >> are we promoting a movie? >> bad start. maybe he can save it. >> let me just ask you a few more questions and you can answer if you want and not if you don't want to. i think we've got three more minutes on our agreement. >> your foot is starting to jump. you better get to your next question. >> nope. >> one question left. let's make it a good one. >> you've talked about your relationship with your father and the role of all of that and the dark period you went to taking drugs and drinking and all of that, and i just wondered whether you think you're free of all of that or whether that is still -- >> i'm sorry i really don't -- what are we doing? >> i'm just asking questions is all. >> bye. >> i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> thank you. >> you seem okay, but are you getting a little diane sue yes, sawyer-y. >> is this how you act when lou daabs asks about your pet? >> yes but there is more punching involved. >> as i settle -- settle down you are not woodward and bernstein. ask

>> some liberal democrats not happy with hillary clinton's candidacy. how will that effect her campaign? tonight we will talk with one of the dissenters. senator bernie sanders. >> everybody that was around him knew what the truth was. and it's just relieved that the united states army did the right thing. >> and apparently the white house knew what the truth was about bowe bergdahl as well but chose to praise him anyway. we'll have new information tonight. >> a kid gets a crush on you in sixth grade and that kid's name is? >> prince. >> prince? >> also ahead, fox news correspondent lauren green rejected the advances of the young prince. did you know that? >> you hung up on prince? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. hillary clinton on the campaign trail. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. after just a few days the clinton campaign has become fodder for pundits and comedians. the scene in iowa people chasing a van got worldwide a

>> you -- you're not the -- >> our liberal view about freedom of speech. >> this natural liberal -- >is is not new. for every liberal and very a lot of respect for kirsten must recognize what's happening now is not -- >> when is your book coming out? >> may 4th. >> thank you. i want freedom of speech and people do have the right to choose religion. >> handing it back to the communities is a p example of how to handle these situations. >> good to see you both. >> tonight's question of the day straight ahead big question, straight ahead. hey, what's up? i'm ted. rudy and i have a lot of daily rituals. namaste. stay. taking care of our teeth is one of them. when i brush my teeth, he gets a milk-bone brushing chew. just another way to keep ourselves healthy. i'll go change. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. [ male announcer ] when john

when my conservative opponent and my liberal opponent in maine were not restricted in campaigning by official duties in washington such as i had, and when practically no one gave me a chance to win. my candidacy in the new hampshire primary will be a test in several ways. one, it will be a test of how much support will be given to a candidate without campaign funds and whose expense will be limited to personal and travel expense paid by the candidate. (2) it will be a test of how much support will be given a candidate without a professional party organization of paid campaign workers but instead composed of non-paid amateur volunteers. three, it will be a test of how much support will be given a candidate who refuses to absent herself from the official duties to which she has been elected and whose campaign time in new hampshire will be limited to those times when the senate is not in session voting on legislation. (4) it will be a test of how where were your washington headquarters, and when will you receive campaign contribution? >> to be perfectly honest, i've been working so hard

the smastest people, they like liberal arts. >> i'm a liberal arts major. >> big computer companies when a job with google? they say we want people who are liberal arts majors. my mom said to pea what kind of job does a philosophy major get? i'm doing okay. >> do you know who was a philosophy major, tony snow. a philosophy major and math minor. what was yours? >> one thing that's not mentioned here the toughest job, toughest job is being a police officer because one incident will blanket your entire profession. right though those are the guys i really worry about, right? >> totally. they have the toughest job because they have to fight and protect their lives and worry about reputation. >> we've got to go. ahead, she was you a spended for making her third grade students write get well letters to a cop killer. now a thj teacher is asking for her job back. should she get it? (dog) mmm, this beneful healthy weight is so good... i mean how can this be low- calorie? how is that even possible? an' i feel good... lean, strong... ...ah...you're gonna find out just how strong when we wrestle. loo

at appomattox blacks were among the liberators and the liberated. in the last clash of grant and lee at the end of the desperate chase across the countryside that we heard about from many angles. lee's army tried to break free of the federal trap to find the last escape route was blocked by black soldiers in blue. six regiments of the united states color troops with one other waiting in the wings. when they heard confirmation of lee's capitulation, the ex aultation knew no bounds and they sang and their jubilation knew no joy. and this was black life in america. they included southerners ex slaves trained at kentucky's camp nelson, a training ground for troops recruited in the south and included northern free blacks trained at philadelphia camp william penn and men would become race leaders in the post war era and george washington williams and baptist editor william j. simons a mentor to ida wells and included the reg meants, a man george edmondson a decentent of the monticello family fascinating stories of these regiments. but for all of the soldi

there are two stories here at appomattox that involve african-americans, both liberators and the liberatedthat makes this symbolically a very powerful symbol. host: our cameras are all over and we have seen the reenactors of the colored troops here as well as the reenactors of some of the freed slaves were here. we hope to be able to see them as well. elizabeth: the caller's right to know that this is a very important subject about which there is still a lot to learn. host: let's go to linda in panama city, florida. caller: first of all, c-span thank you so much. elizabeth, i bought your book when i saw you lecture. i have no question, i have a comment. the book, everyone needs to get it. whatever your interest is -- if you are watching now, obviously you are interested in the civil war. i've had the honor of going there and reading your book and it's the best book ever written about this moment in time. i thank you so much for what you did and the time and sacrifice on your family, i don't want to embarrass you but the reason i read it initially i'm a direct line descendent -- my great, g

elect surely the great big liberal give away with his votes not just in california but liberals have no fear of disastrous public policy. a few things to be held accountable there are only three states and have a higher unemployment rate them the state of california. california has the 11th highest corporate tax rate and $72 billion of health care cost and the highest maximum income-tax rates in the nation. it is also in the midst of a transformative drought over the past four years has worsened and nobody expects relief anytime soon by california with a little help from washington continues the same policies that continues to the severity to rationing in the states it is too close tuesday of this for anyone to contemplate anything year the democratic policies that have led to calamity in california. the quotation of the evening from nine rand. - - eyed rand and those republicans and even consider from the left we can ignore reality but we cannot and lot nash ignore those consequences. we will be right back. >> the supreme leader demands no inspections of nuclear facilities it demand

you had a lot of very wealthy liberal donors who wowould give the democratic candidates and two other liberal causes, but could not find in their heart a way to give to a fourth [indiscernible] that would promote their message. the democrats and hard right find it natural to give to opportunities that will promote their message, and it's great. liberal and progressive and democrats could not get into their mind that they would actually have a consistent, profitable voice to generate their message. republicans have no problem with it. rebecca: you are juggling all these different hats. what are you m most exciteabout, and aren't you just exhausted? mark: i'm more peppy than other. i'm stoked aboutducation. hbo when it changed tv and aol when it changed the internet -- education is the next tassel whose walls won't crumble, but they will be affected a lot. i ask people, do you think college is worth $62,000 a year? most people say no. there is the only alternative -- many potential choicices. the most promising alternative i see is that for colllleges, the ones that are expensivehave to

he would do something that would satisfy the liberal. for instance, he would support a private car company by telling the taxi company if you need to buy these private cars. but then at the same time he would recite the classic socialist incantations things like well the private market is an exotic beautiful flower in the socialist economic garden. that's what he said. in a way it worked for him. you know his strategy there is a classic chinese phrase which is to hide your strength and bide your time. and he did that for decades. until he was in the position where there was be in around him who is as powerful as he is and now he defines it for himself. >> rose: and when do you think he knew that he wanted to be the top guy if. >> people tell me that he knew that by the time he came back from the village meaning in his early --. the experience of being out there was the first moment in his life where he had been a leader. he had beenym a middling student, his education ended at fifth grade. so he then had ten years off and he want back to