marx would've been disgusted by this. marx admired the worker who was sweating and putting in the long day. marx only point is your putting too much of the load on this guy. at some point his back is going to break and at some point you have enough. he's dripping with sweat as it is. marx was workers of the world unite, and not as been? have it now, freeloaders of the world unite. democrats did it would seem prefer that we don't work. aoc made a video where she goes we are not going back to work,, don't keep telling us to go back to work. we are trying to make, tried to make this temporary condition permanent. another way to put it is the same shortages, limits on purchases, things i'm familiar with in india under indian socialism, so under coronavirus with god temporary case case of what socialism would feel like on a permanent basis and we should also forget the attack on civil liberties. that's the key part of what socialists do. it's not just economic confrontation with its also no religious liberty, no freedom of ass

remember when biden himself was announced by president obama, then candidate owe ba marx it was just a few days before the start of the democratic convention. hillary clinton did the same four years ago when she announced tim kaine as her running mate. the biden official telling me this announcement could come as soon as monday. doesn't necessarily mean it will happen monday but they are tracking an announcement potentially early next week so we'll be on our lookout here in delaware. >> indeed, it will make for a

our guest reporter from the washington post, joseph marx. mr. moss, remind us again, what is black hat and def con and how did they come about? fcon is the largest hacking conference in the world. black hat is one of the largest information security compasses, also held in las vegas. one is a university, and one is a party. one is focused on your professional career advancement, and the other is focused on being the soul of hackers and inspiring them. when did you found these? con is pretty old, it was founded about 1993, and about three or four years later, black hat started. they just grew organically. >> what is your background that you were able to do this? >> originally i thought i was going to be an fbi agent. instead i turned into a hacker. it was a hobby that turned into a career. i started by throwing a party for some of my friends going away on a few networks that belonged to. knew backeveryone i then who was online. the internet was brand-new. everybody started showing up. everything back then was invite only for hackers and i was the

marx came along and proposed his socialism which essentially was the revolt of the proletariat and the working class that would presumably overthrow the capitalist class and take over and take over the means of production and ultimately take over the whole community and that prediction has never come true even marxist day to this day anywhere in the world and there never has been that kind of a work revolt ever and in the early late 20th century socialism meant for many countries nationalization so i grew up in india and the indian government took over the banks and took over the airlines and controlled ultimately the farming industry so socialism in practice meant state ownership of massive major industries and critical industries. the left today is not interested in any of this. the new socialism is an economic component and it has all these ideas like the green new deal, medicare for everybody, free college and you can see these ideas are now the mainstream mechanic party ideas but it is a cultural component and i write somewhere in this book where i say the typical socialist today

and a lot of them have in fact fled the city to escape the formations of the new sokoto prominent or marx them and if enough for example who has fled to the u.k. i wonder if the pro-democracy movement in the city now stands weakened. but definitely there are a lot of racism that we can do to protest especially. because of the newly elected national security a lot of people feel way too risky to take to the streets again as they could be easy targets for the on the street. and the charges relating to the left so color the validation of national security and also hong kong is still imposing a serious opposite sex since we got english social distancing rules and to bend public gatherings so it's pretty hostile or like people at local level together on the state t.v. kong in hong kong thank you so much for that. before this new security law was implemented hong kong's pro-democracy activists were facing a challenge from a different law one related to rioting which there is a maximum sentence of 10 years some $600.00 protesters were charged but that last year during the government protests amo

for is nice marks by susanna in the here really it's a she also wrote the screenplay it's about col marx's youngest daughter oh and i think we've got a clip of that then we're going to take let's take a look. just as the workers of the creatures of a terribly of idlers. women and the creatures 7 terrenate of man. go back to. be mine like. you not been happy with me. no i've never been happy. actually but surprisingly for a few that are being. ok so what else or whatever else can we look forward to yes so some other films i think we can take we can look out for our morgan the gown surveiled and tomorrow the whole world and if that sounds familiar it's a tagline from the nazi era i'm in it a young woman has to decide how far she's willing to go for to fight for what she believes in that's 5 director usually a father heintz. it's. the system and another film i think's quite interesting is a wife of a spy this is by cole japanese director cool sarky all she is famous for his many contributions to the japanese horror genre it looks at espionage and wartime. always get me out there. and not to k

i see this common thread seems to be karl marx, people who are wildly communist and when you race that people say that is a crazy conspiracy theory. nursing communist every where, is a scare. is this conspiracy? >> the one who first came up with the idea, he went to prison to stop his brain from working which was a bad idea. people do a lot of thinking and present, a lot of great writing so he begins to think in the 20s and 30s, while revolutions happen. they have succeeded in only one place, back order of europe and russia in 1719 but they have failed since 1948. there is no italian soviet, he failed in italy and he begins to say the reason is the worker has become an appraiser, accepted the so-called oppressive class. the family, religion, economic system and all the institutions so the need to destroy this narrative. this is what we are seeing today. the creator of the 1619 project, this is the narrative of ameri america. in 1937, first comes up with the idea of critical theory. it is an attack on the northwest. jay who wrote the book notes that ignoring the union, there were no att

the common thread seems to be karl marx, people who are avowedly common list -- communist. but that is a crazy conspiracy theory, you are seeing communists everywhere. the red scare. is this a conspiracy theory? >> guest: antonio graham ski is the one who comes up with the idea, the fascists send you to prison to stop his brain working, bad idea. a lot of thinking in prison, he begins to think in the late 20s and 30s why haven't revolutions happened? on leave they have succeeded, backwater of europe in 1719 but all the revolutions have failed since 1848, there is no italian soviet, in italy, and and and the are all the institutions. we need to destroy the hegemonic narrative. what we are seeing, the creator of the 1619 project, this is about repressing the narrative of americans. the refinement comes from the frankfurt school, writes a book in 1937, critical theory is an unremitting attack north to west. martin j who really good book on frankfurt school notes almost ignored, completely ignored the soviet union, even at the height of the famine and all the massacres but an u

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nbc news correspondent willem marx has our report from london tonight. >> reporter: 15-year-old leahtypical teenager, but doctors say her fight against covid-19 has been anything but ordinary. >> it was really scary. i could hear voices and stuff. it was just -- it was very traumatic. >> reporter: the virus seemed to attack her lungs in earthly april, and she spent two weeks sedated on a ventilator. she recovered but then her brain became inflated, a condition called encephalitis. >> the encephalitis for me, in my opinion, it was worse because it was giving me hallucinations. and it was just crazy. >> reporter: nia's mother, justina, said parent shz know that covid-19 can ravage not only their children's bodies but also their minds. >> i don't know which was scarier, her being on the ventilator and not being able to breathe or the fact that she came out of it with a completely different personality. >> reporter: at this london hospital, the doctor treating nia was dr. ming lim. >> imagine not having the ability to talk or starting to feel very difficult to breathe, losiing control of

even marx's date this day anywhere in the world. there's never been that revolt ever. in the late 20th century, socialism it for many companies, nationalization. i grew up in india . any government took over the banks and took over the airlines. control ultimately the farming industry . so socialism in practice meant state ownership of massive industries and critical industries . in the left today is not interested in any of these per se. the new socialism is an economic component and has all these ideas renewed deal. medicare for everybody, free college. you can see that these ideas are now embraced by the mainstream of the democratic party. also includes its cultural components. teresa mark in this book were see it is difficult socialist today's not a union guy demanding higher wages pretty sort of the eco- feminist through marxism and black lives matter. throw cement blocks that are to our political opponents. this is the character marks could have foreseen pretty and reflects the fact that were dealing here with an interesting highbred of cultural and economic issu

our guest reporter from the washington post, joseph marx. mr. moss, remind us again, what is black hat and def con and how did they come about?

something developed by teachers which was in line with the standards and then marking, it says that marxed using a scheme provided by the relevant exam board or aligned with an exam board's mark schemes, so it seems to be fairly broad and fairly open ended. that seems to be the feeling just looking at some initial reaction to this guidance, which is only just been published, reaction to this guidance, which is onlyjust been published, so students, teachers and i'm sure the teaching unions as well will be having a close look at this to see if it is going to help students who decide and their schools have to appeal on their behalf, remember, that they do have grounds for an appeal, based on the grade they are awarded. politically quite damaging? it depends on how it is received, really. a lot is riding on this appeals process because given the fa ct appeals process because given the fact that so many students, around 280,000 a—level students in england, had their grades resized down from the predicted grades by their teachers to the one received out their standardisation model is applied,

tommy marx has some historical artifacts as well. >> from the vatican.laughter] there are few things over there. then this body would bring up hamilton. okay let's bring up hamilton. it's through the new york public library actually. tommy was the director of hamilton, was a member for the libraries visiting committee and he and i became good friends and when we decided to honor ron chernoff, we had all three of them in the house. >> we are just going to let that go. >> and we just digitized the last note to his wife. [laughter] [applause] outlining the poverty asking for support from the government. >> and for the rest of her life when she did this to his reputation. so we can go on you just name a historical figure. >> so what are we doing together? >> we are doing some cool stuff. >> we are working on a turkic exhibit tracing the role i think you are involved in the. >> another project about the beginnings of the country. >> we are calling it the two georges. they were reading some of the same books at the same time and they had similar interests so i

very short while much of what the marx brothers are for in another pits there are lots of deaths because they don't work safely but what we take care what about nothing has ever happened here not me. it's back breaking work that supports our digital lifestyle does the cobalt used by mages smartphone makers also come from mines like this up with thirst with sustainability reports they have to search in the best pianist speak we're proud to be recognized as a worldwide leader and the responsible sourcing of minerals in our products we're committed to one day sourcing 100 percent recycled on renewable materials. we envision a future where our devices are made with materials that follow a circular supply chain model using only recycled and renewable sources eliminating our reliance on mining. apple doesn't explicitly rule out the possibility that current i phones might contain cobalt from the type of pits we have seen the demand for cobalt is huge because many users replace their cell phones in less than 2 years and feel it soon found says the phone makers are often responsible for that. ris

the rule states that marx must have been supervised and taken under timed conditions.vant exa m there must be based on the relevant exam board assessment material and must have been completed by the 20th of march. however, if the grades submitted by school or college is lower than the mock grade, the grade will not change. you are now seeing in the small print that if you mock result is higher than your assessed grade that your teacher has assessed, it won't be your mock grade that applies it will be your teacher assessments. so i think the situation is becoming utterly shambolic now. it's expected that there will be a higher number of appeals after almost 40% of a—level grades were moderated down. worcester college, oxford, has said it so deeply worrying trends in the results and it is promising to accept students already offered a place, regardless of grades. we made 83% of our offers to state school candidates, which was great for us, then we saw nearly a quarter of those candidates be downgraded, such that they missed their offers, and that they missed their offers

you to think he was and here they they tell their impression of all readers hate the ideas of karl marx and more prevalent then you think christina how do we stop this kind of brainwashing in the you know. the glitz of of teen vogue from having the desired effect that teen vogue is setting out to to have it comes down to parents steve parents need to take control and educate their own kids because at this point we cannot trust the school system or the media to do it it's really sad when i was a teenager i subscribed to steamboat and it certainly was not as call it a closet is now on the problem is that parents magazines that are marketed to teenagers they know not to take the time to look through them and they just assume that teen vogue magazine for teens in a subscriber kids to these things parents have a responsibility right now it's to start educating themselves on what the media is telling their own kids take responsibility to educate your own kids tell them about our country tell them about our history and also seen all of this just underlines why school choice is so important the

attack and russian defector alexander litvinenko died of radiation poisoning activist glad amir karl marx was poisoned twice and survived hooten the tory is for allegedly using radioactive nerve agents to target double agents defectors and others who fall afoul of the kremlin and what's been your take on the coverage. well look it's a big sexy story isn't it i'm in sort of james bond stuff i mean russia famously in the. shop poison into hunger in to promote slave using an umbrella and no one's really ever got over that legacy but i think there's a couple of things. firstly the doctors in arms kept changing their diagnosis 1st of all they said it was a poison and then it was a poison that was so deadly that it would affect everyone around me and so that's why he couldn't travel and then they came out with a logical test that said there was no poison and surveillance that they'd lost all credibility and looked like they were interfered with as for the coverage to be realistic in the poison is in the toolbox of. security agencies spies agencies and as i already said shown when ukraine was po

these really decision to close the crossings and block shipments and the resulting power karl marx a dangerous escalation in the collective punishment of gaza it is against international law and basic human decency it is political blackmail. to say with this more news on the way. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure i'll be speaking to. politics. i'm sure i'll see you then. financial for my. first visit 3 different. something something in america. cayman island today will all these banks are complicit in or just have to. do some serious. ok let's see how we did while we got a nice. jewelry. again . money laundering highly. welcome back lebanon is set to enter a 2 week lockdown as of friday as it struggles to cope with a sharp rise in cope with 900 cases the country's health care systems been pushed to breaking point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals and half of the capital clinics out of operation new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities i must warn you just before we show you them you may find these pictures upsetting.

our guest report from the "washington post" is joseph marx. mr. moss, remind us again what is black hat and defcon, , and w did they come about? >> well, so defcon is a largest conference in the world -- hacking conference at will, about 30,000 attended in las vegas, pre-covid and a black hat is one of the largest security covers also held in las vegas. one is the university and one is more like a party. one is focused on your professional career advancement and the other one is eating the soul of hackers and aspiring. >> host: when did you found these? >> guest: defcon is pretty old. it was about 1993, at and about three or four years later black hat started, 1997 i believe. the secret was we did no advertising or marketing of the just group organically. >> host: what is your background that you are able to do this? >> guest: well, originally i thought i was going to be an fbi agent. instead i turn into a hacker, and it was a hobby like everything hobby that turned into a career. i started throwing a party for some of our friends who is going awa

. >> host: let's give joseph marx of "the washington post" involved in our conversation. >> jeff, one of the biggest proponents of def con is recently the voting village where hackers try to break into voting machines. how did that go this year virtually and what is your sense of the security of voting as we head toward the election? >> guest: that's a pretty broad topic but originally we conceived attacking voting machines because nobody knew, everybody knew that what was being published about them was wrong and everybody knew that manufacturers were very litigious and would go after anybody that tried to host them so those are some big red flags so the year before the voting villages started the mca digital [inaudible] had to carveout allowing you to attack and research voting technology without violating copyright laws so all of a sudden finally it was legal for us to look at the stuff and then the next question is how to get your hands on it if that is only sold to municipalities and we found a reclaimed repeat offender who had bought a bunch there were damaged when the ceiling co

founder of the italian communist party the most significant marxist philosopher even more than karl marx himself. so in the beginning he was formulating these ideas out into a critical theory and modern university. today people claim the mantle of identity politics claiming they are trained marxist as part of that blm organization it seems to be people who are communist but then when you raise that specter people say that's a conspiracy theory you see communist everywhere as a red scare. is that a theory or a conspirac conspiracy? >> the one who first comes up with the idea the fascist goes to prison it was a very bad idea we know from the apostle st. paul people do thinking and present so he begins to think why having revolutions happen the only succeeded one place with russia in 1719 there is no italian and soviet and then they fail in italy and he begins to say the reason the worker is his own oppressor and has accepted the giving's of that pressure class with family and religion and the economic system and the institutions. so this is his theory we have to destroy the hegemonic narra

there were people who were there just for us miss fisher mr marx and the others became like parents to us. it can be like home. home was. but in fact save. the queen elizabeth docking of other unheard of of many delegates of the united nations general assembly. as 1st lady eleanor roosevelt had already in $1039.00 urged jewish refugee children from germany be admitted to the u.s. a few months after the war ended she met with a united nations observer delegation in europe she quickly realized the problems faced in rebuilding the shattered continent all too often former concentration camps only superficially converted served as emergency accommodation for the homeless was that liberation lack of food poor hygiene and inactivity left millions of people demoralized. given the urgency of the situation roosevelt wrote. what is important is rehabilitation the sooner these people can be taken where they can become citizens and feel they are actually building a new life the better it will be for the whole world. but the children of india's don't have abby could count on team 182 whether medical

karl marx think the worst is behind us whereas democrats might think that a little bit but they really know that perhaps when we're going just began to see what could become a rental apocalypse a housing apocalypse so i think it's this perception that everything's going to be ok in this republican march we don't you don't need 600 to live on you need a lot less that's actually encouraging people to stay home and and not work and that's just crap really i think i think they just don't want to spend the money you know yeah i remember all of that they never want to spend the money on the people you know those put it on the corporations are using their donors remember on the going to a mall i want to ask you as a as a legal journalist i'm an analyst what types of rights to runners have might be facing a virtual during this program a time of record high unemployment rate i'm already hearing some horror stories come out about the coming out of richmond courts around the country people just going to inviting to stay in their place but not having any understanding of what the law actually says

i traced it back to groucho marx. and some of you are old enough to remember he was dismayed that someone could not answer a single one of the questions. so he decided he would ask the contestant the question that every contestant could answer. that question was who's buried in grant's tomb. to his astonishment, half of the guests got it wrong. such is the staying power of a great comedian that the line has become a part of popular culture. >> let's start at the beginning with grant. where was born, what were the conditions of his upbringing and what was his family like? >> he grew up in a series of small towns and southwestern ohio, near cincinnati. point placid was right on the ohio river. the significance of that was it separated the free state of ohio from the slave owning state of kentucky. on winter evenings, the ohio would freeze over an refugee fugitive slaves would spring to freedom. important terms of thinking of grant later.he cryptically straddling the world of both north and south and understood both of t

a debate new york on whether china was a threat Ãbthey have a statues of all the communist leaders marxgels, lenin, even stalin still revered in china, in fact, that was one of the key points of o'brien speech was that china remains a stalinist state. they never rejected stalin. the second major speech that was given more recently the fbi director christopher wray and this was another unprecedented speech. in fact, director ray said that the information he provided in his speech about chinese intelligence and economic espionage was the most information this view that the chinese are of the 5000 cases that the fbi is investigating, half are related to chinese. this is an amazing story and it's unfolding on almost a weekly basis as a reporter who has covered these issues i can remember a decade would go by before an administration would prosecute a chinese spy cam under the trump administration chinese spine has taken a massive hit. just last week as i was flying home from los angeles with secretary of state pompeo i was able to write a story about a chinese singaporean consultant who's i

the tens of millions killed in the name of karl marx and mao tse-tung? educate based on the truth, based upon investigation. this is a true outrage. lou: it is, indeed. and the idea of academic freedom , think about this, seb just as a little brain test here. when's the last time you heard anyone from academia mention anything called academic freedom? can you think of the last time you heard it or watched a significant report on television or in a newspaper outlet or web site? you just don't hear it because it isn't happening our universities and our college campuses. >> the sad truth that these are no longer institutions of higher learning. sadly, we conservatives have allowed them to become indoctrination mills for at least two generations. let's recall what happened in 1968 and 1969, the weather underground. people like bernadine and bill ayers trying to affect a marxist revolution in america with the sds. they failed. did they retire? no. they became tenured professors in chicago. they became high school teachers, and what did we do? nothing. the del

marx mum for each charge is 20 years. run the guidelines roughly given the fraud amount, comes out to about seven to flin years. that's not binding on the court. optional. it's important to know that. also i agree with laura. looks like there's a strong case here. they don't seem to need anymore information on this case. as a prosecutor you always want more. other roads to go down with these guys, that's a reason to cooperate. jake, right. absolutely there's a possibility of a pardon at play. sdny is part of the justice department. a federal charge. the president constitutionally has ability to pardon steve bannon or anybody else in a federal case. enormously, politically different, i think to do that, but that could happen. >> and, laura, you mentioned when bill barr, attorney general, who's been known to do pretty much almost anything president trump wants him to do, when he fired essentially the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, geoffrey berman, and berman fought that until it became three it wasn't

i traced it back to groucho marx. he wanted to ask every contestant that every contestant could answer. and that question was, who is buried in grant's tomb. half of the guests got it wrong. the line has become part of the popular culture? >> where was grant born, where were the conditions of his upbringing, what was his family like. >> he was born in ohio. he grew up in a series of small towns in southwest ohio. and point pleasant was right on the ohio river. the significance of that was that it separated the free state of ohio from the slave-owning state of kentucky. in fact on winter evenings, the ohio would freeze over and fugitive slaves would sprint to freedom. important in terms of thinking about grant later, he grew up straddling the world of both north and south and understand both of their cultures. came from a fairly well-to-do family. and his father was really the bane of life. the father was a pushy character and then grant went to west point because grant wanted to go to west point, no, he did not. but h

michael marx, infectious disease expert applying his energy to studying the long-term effects of covid's a tough task because there's so much to learn. not just answers but asking the right questions together. joins us from london early tuesday morning, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> just in terms of getting us on the same page and please be frank about it. am i exaggerating the breadth and concerns about unknown and range of what we're hearing that fits this long haul symptom basket? >> no, i mean in our clinic in london we see a lot of patients who have had covid and now three, four, five months definitely not back to what was normal for them. would run five to ten kilometers a day and now struggling with the activities of daily living. >> and seems to be a mismatch of well i didn't have that bad a case, but now i'm dealing with a very tough set of symptoms. are you seeing that? it's not necessarily correspondence or correlation of really bad case, really bad later symptoms? >> i think we see patients both who have been in hospital, some getting better, many of wh

well marx cherokee county, we now have three others who have covid-19 according to the district. we're talking four different schools now, three elementary schools and a middle school, a kindergartner, a kindergarten teacher, a first grader, a second grader and an eighth grader at this point. according to the district, each of those individuals, they felt fine at school on monday and then started to feel some symptoms when they went home on monday. they did not return in each case and then received their positive tests back except the teacher who is still waiting on a test in georgia which is a common theme but a member of their household has tested positive so the doctors told them to go ahead and presume positive due to those symptoms. here's the thing. the district is trying to put this plan that they have in action. they have done contact tracing. there's now more than 60 students who are having to quarantine at home. they are doing deep cleaning, but, again, this is as realtime experiment with real consequences that we're watching happen right now, jim, poppy. >> it is it, a

marx from the fda. dr. gupta, still facing the problem of what is the control group and the details around that for smart folks like yourself. you give them this cplasma. >> the reality across the country is that it won't change a lot. maybe slightly easier for certain hospitals to get access to convalescent plasma but this is largely widely available and in most cases i think i infuse this in my patients that are critically ill on ventilators within 24 hours. we think that maybe there is marginal benefit. is it a miracle cure, absolutely not. it is going to say give me the placebo now. it will be harder to convince people to say let's get science first and move on to clear therapies with evidence. >> doctor, what was the news conference about. what will you tell them in 30 seconds? >> the best thing we are developing the knowledge base. we are still waiting for the final answer. it is positive news. unfortunately it still means that every day we will have to take the measures that we have to take to make s

they have the statues of all the communist leaders marx engels lenin and even stalin is still reveredn china. in fact that was one of the key points of o'brien's speech was that china remains a stalinist state. they have never rejected stalin and we are seeing that more and more with the emergence of xi jinping who has assumed more power in china than any leader since mao. the second major seats that was given was fbi director christopher wray and this again was another unprecedented speech. in fact director wray said that the information that he provided in his speech about chinese intelligence and economic espionage was the most information that the fbi had ever made public on the threat from china. he talked in grand terms about the problems facing the country and begin this had earlier been highlighted by the white house which issued a report called china's economic aggression against the united states. peter navarro was instrumental in that and you heard earlier. and basically this view that the chinese are on the march, they are working nonstop director wray said on average the

remember when biden himself was announced by president obama, then candidate owe ba marx it was just a few days before the start of the democratic convention. hillary clinton did the same four years ago when she announced tim kaine as her running mate. the biden official telling me this announcement could come as soon as monday. doesn't necessarily mean it will happen monday but they are tracking an announcement potentially early next week so we'll be on our lookout here in delaware. >> indeed, it will make for a very busy weekend for the both of us. mike memoli, fantastic reporting as always. thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. great to see you. >>> i do want to bring in elena beverly, former national deputy director of african-american outreach for president obama's 2008 campaign. elena, thanks so much for joining me this morning. really appreciate it. >> grateful to be here. >> wi want to start with commens biden made that are getting some attention, the fact that he to clarify his comments about diversity in the latino community versus african-american communi

you can trace all of it back to marx. brought modern-day mind control to children, teens, and college students via social media and digital entertainment. they jazz it up with music or dancing, but at the end of the day, it's all part of a larger effort to normalize ideological conformity in younger generations. while it's true that not every police reform protester wants to destroy the institutions that keep us safe, that's exactly what the people behind the scenes are seeking to do. all that fancy instagram worthy packaging is just a distraction from the destructive philosophies that are driving the movement. and my goal with the white paper and with the various pieces of legislation i've sponsored that directly target china is to make sure that we don't let all this chaos distract us from the threat that the communists in beijing posed to our safety and our sovereignty. the goal of this pop-culture driven socialism is to completely whitewash the dangers posed by godless, ideological conformity and total government cont

he is joined by joseph marx.d we bes about security of the 2020 the against hackers from russia or elsewhere? trustm going to vote and the results. what is different in this election is the awareness goes much higher. the people that have been talking about these issues, they risk -- they are not terribly new, but now people are going to actually use them. for they would say it is too expensive. with hand marked, human we about -- readable ballots. some say it is readable because the machine walked it. theeff moss on communicators on c-span2. >> white house chief of staff mark meadows and chris coons appeared to talk about the federare

he said, quote, i read, i study, now, -- mao, marx and lenin to my knowledge of books. mao and lenin murdered millions, were among the worst tyrants humanity has ever known. the black lives matter group, their founders have explicitly praised marxist angela davis. who is angela davis? they said she was a mentor. she was communist party vice-presidential nominee in 1980 and 1984. she's explicitly a communist. she was affiliated with the black panther party. one of the three founders of the black lives matter organization said angela davis is a mentor of mine. not only that, the founders praised domestic terrorist asada shakur. that's a convicted cop killer, murdered a police officer. she is right now today on the fbi's most wanted list and is likely a fugitive in cuba. and by the way, it isn't just a passing craze. -- praise. ms. cullers wrote a memoir, "when they call you a terrorist: a black lives matter memoir," with a foreword by communist angela davis. that's not me calling her a communist, she was the vice presidential nominee of the communist party, she's explicit

. >> 91-year-old james hong has been doing tv and movies since 1954 when he appeared on groucho marx'sacked up more than 600 screen credits in everything from "kung fu panda" to "wayne's world 2" to "seinfeld." >> no, no, i want to eat now. >> yes, sea bass, very fresh. >> here, take this, i'm starving. take it, take it. >> uh -- tennyson, four! >> as of last month, hong has a total of 672 credits. >> well done. >>> "the rock" has expanded his resume to league owner. >> yeah, group including the actor and former wwe star has purchased the xfl for $15 million. >> well done. >> well done. do i use a toothpaste that or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. crest 3d white. it removes up to 95% of surface stains. and strengthens enamel. from the number one toothpaste brand in america. crest. ♪ she works hard for the money so hard for the money ♪ ♪ she works hard for the money so hard for the money ♪ ♪ she works hard for the money so you better treat her right ♪ >>> we're meeting one woman this morning who's been working hard for the money, longer than most of us have bee

the two figures are played by spencer tracy as darrow and frederick marx on the other hand. the film may no doubt who you would agree with. spencer tracy never plays a villain. bryan's side won a hollow victory. it was people like this, hl mencken, a journalist, with "the baltimore sun," which paid the fine. scopes didn't pay it. they made sure that even though it was a victory for the seclusion, it wasn't a victory in the culture wars of the 1920's. a few other states passed antievolution laws and most americans continue to believe in the biblical account of creation and according to polls most americans still do, but they increasingly rejected the idea that religious truths were more legitimate and should overshadow scientific ones. iology classes and most of the country are not sensors. fundamentalists after the scopes trial retreated for the most part from the public arena and folks built an institutional base of their own, fundamentalist colleges and fundamentalist magazines and fundamentalist radio stations. hl mencken's view about bryan convinced many americans that i

one may say while marx was trying to carve out society just into two groups, left is trying to slices society into many different across many different lines. why are they doing this? they are doing this because they think that if we divide society in these eight different ways we can assemble a majority coalition of aggrieved victim group that can come together and then sort of take on everybody else, they are trying to get the 51 percent in the firm belief that democracy itself will then legitimize them polluting and oppressing the other 49 percent. this is what they call democratic socialism, to me it's a form of gangsterism. >> his new book is "the united states of socialism" visit our website at booktv.org and click on the afterwards tab to view this and other episodes of "after words". >> mechanic senator chris murphy of connecticut offers his thoughts on the role of firearms, throughout american history. and how they affect public safety. in "the violence inside us". Ãb in their book " blood and oil" the wall street journal à report on the life and leadership style of saudi ar

and on marx and lenin specifically. can you separate socialism from marxism during this time period? >> thanks so much. huge topic, not much time. >> he did not visit russia. there was an attempt to get him to go to russia. the bolsheviks considered him to be an american hero. and he was as i said an admirer of the bolshevik revolution. but ultimately felt like the things the russians, the bolsheviks did in russia were not appropriate for american socialism. that americans, in spite of all he had experienced, being sent to prison twice for his actions, he still believed in american democracy and still believed the way forward for american workers was to organize in unions and to support the socialist party. >> we have another call, it is great to have people locally participating. this is todd. haute.calling from terre thank you for this program. for lisa, who i understand is a member of the eugene v debs foundation, i would like her to address debs' continuing legacy toward equality and social justice and let people kn

marx,joined by joseph washington post cybersecurity reporter. >> how confident or anxious should we bebout security of the 2020 vote against hackers from russia or elsewhere? >> i will vote, i will trust the result. what i think is different from this election from previous elections is the awareness is much higher. the people that have been , --ing about these issues and they are not terribly new, but now people are going to use them, whereas before people would say it is too expensive. now they will turn these audits into a spotlight. marked humanth and readable ballots. for a long time, manufacturers said it is human readable because the machine marks it, and the gold standard is hand marked. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the communicators on c-span2. ♪ this week, it is the republicans turn. starting today and for four days, the republican national convention. hear their vision for the future and for the next four years. watch president trump and vice president pence except their party's nomination for their reelection. live coverage of the republican national convention begins at 9