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it also upheld the liberty party. and notified people where there would be liberty party meetings, anti-slavery society meetings. it was a way to reach people, the citizens who needed to be involved and wanted to be involved. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan, our local content recently travel there had to learn about its rich history. learn more about ann arbor, you're watching american history tv every weekend on c-span-3. >> there are some serious scholars in women's studies, most departments include their fair share of non-ideological courses in women's psychology, women's history, or women in literature, if there is a department that defies this stereotype, i would love to know. by the way, conservative women, moderate women, libertarian women, traditional women, left out. >> she critiques feminism, and has been labelled anti-feminist. looking ahead to the new year on in-depth, join radio talk show host mark levin, book tv in depth, the first sunday of every month, on

it also upheld the liberty party. and notified people where there would be liberty party meetings, anti-slavery society meetings. it was a way to reach people, the citizens who needed to be involved and wanted to be involved. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan, our local content vehicles recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about ann arbor and c-span's local content vehicles at c-span.org/localcontent. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> hi. it's a pleasure to be here today to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the report issued by the presidential commission on the status of women. and it's an honor to be here not at the kennedy library but with the kennedy library and with its wonderful volunteers today. beyond that for me, it's an honor to have a conversation with professor black, who really knows so much about my great grandmother, eleanor roosevelt, and can tell us more of the official side of he

it also upheld the liberty party and notified people where there would be liberty party meetings. anti-slavery meetings. it was the way to reach people. the citizens who needed to be involved and wanted to be involved. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring ann arbor, michigan. our local content vehicles recently travelled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about ann arbor and c-span's local content vehicles, at c-span.org/local content. you're watching american history tv, all weekend. on c-span 3. >> at the direction of congress, the voices and experiences of the civil rights movement of the mid 20th century are being documented in an oral history project, a collaboration of the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture. the library of congress and the southern oral history program at the university of north carolina chapel hill. in this interview we hear from marilyn hildreth who was eight years old when they infiltrated

to liberty.ers] >> students for liberty are very clear about not calling themselves democrats or republicans. and that the group did not exist a few years ago. it was started by alexander mccobin. >> i realized that i was libertarian since a very young age. >> so you were reared in high school? >> yes, when i got to college, i realized that i was aware that i didn't need another person about the same way as me the first two years. >> within a year we had over 200 members on our roster. students, professors came out of the woodwork, and i realized that there had always been libertarians on my campus and we had no way of identifying one another until there was a student group that could bring us together. the. john: you held your first conference at columbia. 300, 500, more than a thousand. we are comparing it to the national convention of the young democrats and college republicans and you get more students now. >> i truly think this is the libertarian generation of young people have grown up soci

to liberty.rs] >> students for liberty are very clear about not calling themselves democrats or republicans. and that the group did not exist a few years ago. it was started by alexander mccobin. >> i realized that i was libertarian since a very young age. >> so you were reared in high school? >> yes, when i got to college, i realized that i was aware that i didn't need another person about the same way as me the first two years. >> within a year we had over 200 members on our roster. students,professors came out of the woodwork, and i realized that there had always been libertarians on my campus and we had no way of identifying one another until there was a student group that could bring us together. the. john: you held your first conference at columbia. 300, 500, more than a thousand. we are comparing it to the national convention of the young democrats and college republicans and you get more students now. >> i truly think this is the libertarian generation of young people have grown up social

this is what it taught me most about the benefits of liberty. the editors are jik gill leprosy and matt welch. >> i think we should start talking about the libertarian era it is upon us. what has opened people's ideas or minds up to libertarian ideas is the 21st century. it has been a demonstration project of how republicans and conservatives can screw things up over the push years and now we have the liberal democrat version of screwing people up. controlling people's lives doesn't work. they are looking for an alternative that's what libertarian offers you can control more of your life. >> libertarian era i want to believe you but i don't see people getting there. >> you can be fiscally conservative and socially tolerant, right? >> americans are much more. a ma joefrity thinks we should balance the budget. growing majorities especially if young people are more socially tolerant. they want to realize marijuana. no politicians want to talk about that. >> they will come around. >> the people lead the case. the populus is much more libertarian tha

and that concept of liberty was echoed when we went to our u.s. constitution and it started out as americans are well aware, we the people, we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, ensure domestic tranquil, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this constitution for the united states of america. while we the people sought in that year to establish a more perfect union, and we continue in our pursuit of a more perfect union, one with more complete blessings of liberty. and what indeed is liberty? that opportunity to participate fully in your society. this was well captured by president lyndon baines johnson. he was speaking in 1965 to howard university students at their commencement. and president johnson said freedom is the right to share, share fully and equally in american society, to vote, to hold a job, to enter a public place, to go to school. president johnson continued it is t

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it is central to the issue of liberty. i rise today to say how important and vital this is to millions of americans for whom discrimination has blocked and compromised the vision laid out in the declaration of independence. and this bill, this framework for ending discrimination employment, senate bill 815, is born with a lot of bipartisan partners whom i'd like to thank at this moment. it was back in 2009, my first year in the u.s. senate, that senator kennedy and his team asked me to take leadership of this bill that he had held near and dear to his heart, to carry the torch forward in fighting for fairness and employment, fighting for an end to discrimination. and since that time many have stepped forward to be partners in this journey. senator collins was the first chief cosponsor from the republican sidestepping forward and taking her voice and her energy and her experience and her insight to bear. after two years, she passed the baton to senator mark kirk. has been a long time champion of the visionist of fairness an

and frankly, there are no civil liberties concerns. i haven't seen anyone's civil liberties violated, no credible claims. i think that's because the programs have been carefully monitored by congress. >> has the administration -- maybe to some extent congress failed to really communicate to the american people the true nature of this program, no, we're not listening in on your telephone conversations, we are not reading literally your e-mails. it's meta data collection? >> that's right. senator leahy wants to shut off phone collection. i think the administration could do a better job at communicating this to the american people of the but the amount of data stolen by the traitor edward snowden given to the media is just so vast, it's hard for intelligence agencies or the white house to keep up with these leaks and to counter them. >> fred, thank you so much for bein former c.i.a. senior analyst. appreciate your insights. >> thank you. >>> i'm gregg jarrett. we'll see you back at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. "the five" is up next. don't forg

defend the country and protect our civil liberties and privacy. chairman, ranking member, it has been an honor and a privilege to work with this committee even though at times you wire brush us. you know we will tell you the truth, the whole truth, and everything we know. that is our commitment to you. that is our commitment to this country. myt in this -- that ends remarks. >> i will remind members that we will recess at the call of the chair five minutes after the second vote we will reconvene. i asked that we escort our panelists to the green room. >> what about our privacy. what about spying on our allies. that is ridiculous. lies, lies, and more lies. >> have the officer removed the individual. i will not accept any breach of decorum. all individuals will be removed and not allowed to reenter. the committee is now in recess. >> i will call the committee to order. before we get on with members' questions, i have a couple of things to see if we cannot get clear. can you tell me how the intelligence committee set this collection priority? yes, c

this is a part that used to believe social liberty and economic liberty went hand-in-hand. just as vigor rusly as low taxes and lower regulations. i don't think there is anything one bit scary about the idea that the republican party mighty involve on lgbt freedom. i think it's a really exciting thing. i think it's already happening. >> that's all of the time we have. thanks for our guests. great discussion tonight. as usual. until next time, raj and i will see you online. >> this is al jazeera. >> good to have you with us. this is the al jazeera news hour i'm david foster and in the next 60 minutes: egypt's deposed president, mohamed morsi appears in court and rejects the entire process. the case is adjourned until january. >>> pakistan considers retaliation over u.s. drone strikes. >> hello there, i'm felicity

i am not at liberty to talk to you about numbers.but the fact is, i believe, if we could figure out a way to be more forthcoming with the public in the united states and with the public in pakistan and with pesky british ngo's, we could make the case that might ave a benefit, rather than having speculation that is ideologically motivated. wildly pro-american reports saying there are zero people dying. it would be wise of us to have less secrecy so we could make hose points. >> there was a reference made to the difference between intelligence gathering and law enforcement. i understand the constitution protects us from a fishing xpedition. how can we draw a distinction between law enforcement activity and the fishing activity and then national security interests in gathering information to prevent threats to national security? >> i can start with the civil libertarian viewpoint and open it up. from my perspective, it is about particularized suspicion. if law-enforcement targets for investigation individuals because they have a reason

that's exactly the provision we used to confront liberty exchange. that target financial authority provided to us by congress. so feel like we have a pretty good basis on which to act already but it's hard to predict where the finances is going to go and what tools we might the next, it would be very thankful to continue that conversation with congress to seek any additional tools might be better. >> thank you. in your testimony, ms. shasky, you said on page 11 i think of your original testament, i'll just read a couple of sentences from if i could. you said several new payment methods in the financial sector have proven their capacity to empower customers, encourage the development of innovative financial products, and expand access to financial services. you went on to say, we want these advances to continue. then you said, however, those institutions that choose to act outside of their aml obligation and outside of the law have and will continue to be held accountable. fincen will do everything in its regulatory power to stop such abuses of u.s. f

wow what a sad commentary let's talk about civil liberties another horrendously abysmal failure on the part of this administration most notably i mean signed the national defense authorization act which of course cemented the right to indefinitely detain american citizens without due process without trial this is a concept that goes back centuries back to the magna carta i mean and instead i think that in civil liberties especially with with the journalist community and the civil liberties community this is something that really resonates heavily signing of the continuing the patriot act indefinite detention the war on whistleblowers alone is is something that sense of chilling effect throughout the throughout the civil liberties community and it's really a terrifying thing and this is of one. those things that president obama promised going in you know five years ago saying you know we're going to have a more transparent government and then you get these revelations of the n.s.a. so we're looking at these poll numbers coming in right now it's a combination of things it's not just. you

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especially with the journalist community and civil liberties community this is something that really resonates heavily signing in the continuing the patriot act indefinite detention the war on whistleblowers alone is something that sense of chilling effect throughout the throughout the civil liberties community and it's really a terrifying thing and this is one of those things that president obama promised going in you know five years ago saying you know we're going to have a more transparent government and then you get these revelations of the n.s.a. so we're looking at these poll numbers coming in right now it's a combination of things it's not just the. you know the government shutdown but it's an awful thing that that in itself is that shows that he's unable to bridge gaps between the partisan divide in congress but on top of that you're coupled with an essay revelations you're coupled that with with the war on whistleblowers and it's just a combination of things and people are wising up right now so it's it's definitely a terrible week right here and you know i mean taken at n.s

religious liberty is a principle tied to both security and stability in civil society itself.reas of the middle east, for example, where religious minorities have traditionally served as an influence for all peoples, they are now under severe distress. can civil society really have a chance under such conditions as minority faith groups flee from persecution in their ancient homelands? now, mr. speaker, the united states has been one of the world's greatest champion of religious freedom, and we cannot afford to backslide or been seen azzam biff lent in this regard -- as ambivalent in this regard, especially as they demand principled leadership from this congress and this president. pursuant to the international religious freedom act, passed by congress in 1998 and signed into law by president clinton, the state department is required to provide a detailed annual report on the status of religious freedom throughout the world. the current report, which covers last year, provides a robust overview of recent trends and concerns. it also leaves us with the enormous challenge of con

especially with with the journalist community and the civil liberties community this is something that really resonates heavily signing of the continuing the patriot act indefinite detention the war on whistleblowers alone is is something that sense of chilling effect throughout the throughout the civil liberties community and it's really a terrifying thing and this is one. those things that president obama promised going in you know five years ago saying you know we're going to have a more transparent government and then you get these revelations of the n.s.a. so we're looking at these poll numbers coming in right now it's a combination of things it's not just the. you know the government shutdown that awful thing that in itself is that shows that he's unable to bridge gaps between the partisan divide in congress but on top of that you're coupled with an essay revelations or couple that with the war on whistleblowers and it's just a combination of things and people are wising up right now so it's it's definitely a terrible week and you know i mean taking out n.s.a. spying program that

especially with with the journalist community and the civil liberties community this is something that really resonates heavily signing in the continuing the patriot act indefinite detention the war on whistleblowers alone is something that's such a chilling effect throughout the throughout the civil liberties community and it's really a terrifying thing and this is one. those things that president obama promised going in you know five years ago saying you know we're going to have a more transparent government and then you get these revelations of the n.s.a. so we're looking at these poll numbers coming in right now it's a combination of things it's not just. you know the government shutdown that awful thing that that in itself is that shows that he's unable to bridge gaps between the partisan divide in congress but on top of that you're coupled with an essay revelations or couple that with the war on whistleblowers and it's just a combination of things and people are wising up right now so it's it's definitely a terrible week and you know i mean taking out n.s.a. spying program that w

>> the tea party to me is a party that believes in liberty, whereas progressives believes in libertynd justice for all. >> you don't think the tea party believes in justice. >> i believe in liberty. as an african-american, you don't have to work hard to sell me on liberty. but we say liberty and justice for all. that means you have to worry about low income people, lesbians and gays. that's been left out of the tea party. >> i think that is oftentimes the perception, but i think it's an unfair perception. what tea party believes is very much freedom and responsibility as well, that means a responsibility to help your neighbors and not let people fall behind. what do you think the tea party is? >> i think they're the most destructive force in american politics. in the beginning i thought they were running both the democrat and republican party. they were running against excessive spending and washington, d.c. being out of control, after we came up with the budget agreement in 2011 and 2012, after we went through the fiscal cliff, the sequestration. i thought the tea party would declar

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