marx was an athiest.ers are and modern people today, including marxist influence strained of critical race theory, they put people in groups as well according to race, to the gender. according to whatever they want to do. but purpose thing is too is that they pit you against one another. they tell you, you are in that group, you are in that group, they are your foe, your enemy, and some cases a foment hatred. it divisive. this is the commonty can close call marxism. they were not talking about sexuality and gender, but karl marx of talking about pitting of people in different categories and groups. >> when we come back, i tried to look at history of these various marxist american movements that have been spawned from marxism. and who has been behind them and what you they have been promoted. and where we stand today. and what we can do about it more on that when we return with the great from -- professor paul kengor . that is freaky. (applause) [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new

. >> with karl marx, the devil in karl marx, from a number of different biographers, he had a favoritee from the character. thech devil demon character. that line was, everything that exists deserves to perish. he called it in a litter for the ruthless criticism of everything that exists, he sought to tear down the foundation to raze . and with these modern marxists, they are seeking the fundamentally transform the order, they are revolution airs. in their case they are seeking to do it according to something else, -- race, gender, sexuality, what is important to understand,, you point it out in "american marxism" they take marxist framework of putting people in categories in groups, you are not an immediate made in i'm -- an individual made in image of god, judeo christian understanding we're all individual, producting of a loving god, they are hammering people who categories. the land owning class versus the workers, the capitalist versus the workers, the modern people today including marxist strains of critical race theory, they will put people in groups as well according to race an

so i have all when i when a military coup over through chiles marx's president, when stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control, one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship. episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos castle in the football whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. mm. ah ah. letter gust a breathtaking tropical paradise where its former protectors are now wanting to very we followed their journey as they put their lives on the line. thrifting, it's all medical knowledge of the euro. ah, the news news news with me. ah, ah. gaining ever more ground the taliban kept dullest on the largest city as they advanced towards the capital. ah rom and you're watching every life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. being counted in zambia were present at luke, who is seeking a controversial 3rd term. also 22 people are arrested in.

taking a look at our temperatures in our inland spots like liver marx it's just going to be home hand we go from flown the a, phone, really not much of a change. temperatures in the mid-88s. each tie it's about with clouds and fashion. looks pretty good here throughout the weekend. >> breaking news we told you about at the tab of the he we'll take you live to a press conference where peeker bread have poke begun -- a new lead veeckry for ffr governor newsom. the state also decline show behe will for a. we'll have more for you right after the break. >>> and we're back hive with mayor london breed speaking right now as san francisco becomes the first u.s. major city to mandate full vaccinations for people enjoying indoor activity. let's take a listen. >> and i want to thank a couple of folks here joining us, including rodney fong from the san francisco chamber. thanks for being here. sharkey lagauna from the small business commission and thanks for your advocacy and gloria thomas is here from the golden gate restaurant association, thank you, and we have a couple of other folks joining

volver a la casa blanca para que pueda dar explicaciones al paÍs y al mundo a este en escuela y vijay marxes que retirar las tropas de afganistÁn fue la decisiÓn correcta, explicÓ que el gobierno de donald trump ya habÍa firmado ese acuerdo y que tenÍa dos opciones por lo terminaba, se preparaba a pelear con el talibÁn, lo que iba a obligar a enviar mÁs soldados y causar mÁs muertes por eso optÓ por retirar a las tropas formaciones mueven patrick vicepresidente, no aceptÓ preguntas sobre los errores operativos que revelan estas imÁgenes estaban thunder que subsistan con en abril vaivÉn anunciÓ sus intenciones de retirar las tropas estadounidenses de afganistÁn y hace solo un mes. el presidente dijo que eso no hay que yo estoy scoy desde que una toma de posesiÓn de los talibanes era muy improbable, pero sorpresivamente y rÁpidamente los talibanes tomaron control de ese paÍs. vaivÉn pensÓ que los afganos iban a pelear y no fue asÍ. esto se manejÓ catastrÓficamente madre. >> roller pardo, mauer de origen costarricense fue subsecretario de defensa y miembro de las fuerzas especiales que arriesga

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those problems become evident when the bolsheviks actually seem to make marx and lenin work. in october of 1917, the bolsheviks overthrow the provisional russian government in st. petersburg and establish communism in russia. now, this is very worrisome to the american government. they suspect that lenin, rightfully expect, by the way, has been receiving money from the germans to disrupt the russian war effort. and this seems to be validated in march of 1918 when the soviets sign a separate peace treaty with the germans. now, lenin has got his own problems. even though he's out of the war with the germans, he is still fighting his own internal war against the white forces. and lenin needs as much support through the world as possible. now, if you buy standard marxist-leninism, it's only a matter of time before there's a international world revolution that will usher in communism. but he's hoping to expedite the system. so in august of 1918, he actually pens letters to -- whoops -- letters to the american worker. now, as the red scare starts to go it's easy for the counterradi

i would like to close out mayor marx by taking a moment to describe the heroism that our marines, soldiers, and sailors are exhibiting as a screen people coming into the airfield. this is close of war. the threats to the person you're is upon you. we have overwatch in place, we have to touch the close of the persons coming in. i think you all can appreciate the courage, dedication that is necessary to do this job. and to do it time after time. we have screened over 104,000 people. finally, i would like to offer my condolences to the family of our servicemen and women in afghan civilians who lost their lives today. we put more than 5000 euros servicemen was at risk save as many civilians as we can. it's a noble mission, and today we have seen firsthand how dangerous the mission is. isis will not deter us from accomplishing our mission. all americans can and should be proud of the men and women of the armed for facing the set on with their international partners in all our other friends with us. we appreciate your thoughts and prayers for all our service members on his mission today. >> thin

recalibrated to equal the current debt level, forcing the treasury to cough up for government bills. marx, kaiser, host of the kaiser report told us the u. s. has no choice. it just has to keep on borrowing b u. s. economy and conjunction with most of the west is one enormous ponzi scheme, need fresh money to keep a ponzi scheme going, if you tend to contact, you understand that 0 percent interest rate and global that the gdp is over 300 percent. and the ability to pay back any of these loans is berkeley. you can understand why now the debt in the u. s. is going to start to become hyperbolic. and this is having an interesting corollary. and that is causing a real inflation because all that money printing attempting to tamp down the debt, which is causing people at the shops of the gas station. and notice that the price of living is going up per separate this way. and this is causing a real, causing a real damage in america right now. i think they're going to get to the point where they've got to eliminate the idea of a stealing. and they're just simply going to say that we're going to eng

and they want to have massive tax increases. former pennsylvania state senator bruce marx at the bill is just a way for us lawmakers to pursue their own personal interest. there is no doubt that the bill is bloated, that we call this port barrel politics. it comes from the old days when people with pork and barrels to attract voters. and there must be some senator or congressman who has a special interest in miss america has a lot of problems. and i would suggest that the lack of female truckers in american highway is not a very big one. american public shouldn't really. i don't think be spending money on this. let's focus on bridges and roads and improving the infrastructure. perhaps improving the availability of why fi and rural areas. these are the type of things that america needs in order to get our economy moving. speed of wildfires has left behind a trail of devastation in turkey with the vast swans of forest land turned to ashes and thousands of people have been evacuated to safety and the e. u. russia and other nations have sent additional firefighting forces to help the numb

newshour weekend special correspondent willem marx reported from the netherlands for our ongoing seriesomise: the challenge of climate ange." >> reporter: anton and joke toone have called this apartment in the dutch city of den haag home for the last 40 years. and not much changed until last summer, when a whole new facade was added to their building with thick insulation and triple glazed windows, making their apartment much warmer, they say, anenergy efficient. it's one of more than 6,000 homes that have gotten a new climate-friendly energy retrofit based on ideas from a not-for- profit called enerigesprong. >> we always had in mind that buying a retrofit as easy as buying a new kitchen in ikea. this is one of the oldest... >> reporter: ron van erck is a co-founder of energiesprong or energy jump. it works with regulators, banks and entrepreneurs to plan how best to retrofit millions of existing homes. why? because in order to meet a goal set by more than 100 countries to become carbon neutral b 2050, existing homes, which produce about a fifth of all greenhouse gases, have to be made

see soon the when a military coup over through chiles marx's president, one stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control. one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for football rebels, explode the life of carlos castelli, the football whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. oh, the me book about kill watching over there with nice a whole rom, the reminder. voluntary stories the taliban has taken another 3 provincial capitals in. it's going to stand 9 in under a week and writes, she says the violent defensive has left a climate of fear and dread. across the country is prime minister. it is calling on all capable civilians to join the fight against rebels into the government forces have been quite a bit to guy in the people's liberation front for 9 months, but the group has continued to make gains in the know the region. neil governor, under kevin has resigned a week after the inquiry found that he's actually harassed several women denies the char

my name is where we know my nigerian on august the when a military coup over through chiles marx's president, when stadiums became prisoners and hunters sole objective was absolute control, one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship. episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos castelli. the footballer whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera german government panic. they didn't have the infrastructure they needed. they promised results in 5 days. but it's been a year examining, the headline. is this another potential flash point for conflicts, voices from different corner? every house here has someone who has made it to the top of ever. it's not just one several time program that has been your i to you today on algebra. ah, natal, yvonne sweeps through launch pod so that ghana stand and captures it. 9 provincial capital emergency talks and try to end the fighting. ah, i'm time he said his, i'll just hear a live from the hall. so coming up, china is condemned for sentencing a canadian

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

took to heart and learning these principles the whole range of ideas and philosophies including karl marx one piece of wisdom was philosophers only interpret the world the point is to change it. that's what i have done on all of us not just to learn these ideas but apply them. >> you talk about changing the realtor or pry it —- period timeshift. what are some of those ideas? >> we will go even further to say we need many but anybody who is paying attention are looking around other country this isn't going well there has got to be a better way. we are not talking about small tweaks butyi truly leaning in and more fully applying thesear principles of human progress that charles justri mentioned i think of thoseti that are enshrined in the declaration of independence. that the cato institute was founded to advance and so many of us are working towards. this is the north star. so to get there we need to take it seriously. we do need a paradigm shift. the book puts forward three big ideas. the first is the notion the solution to our country's problems will have to be different and specific but

it harkens back to karl marx. it fits the narrative of other sectors when we look at education stocks and leveling the playing field. there is a saying that given he said this yesterday saying i urge you to not misrepresent these sort of moves. let that scare you away. what more can scare you away? then being told one of your main businesses is the spiritual opium out there we are looking at more ideological backing to what is going on right now. perhaps what is going out with these tech stocks as well. that is perhaps one of the big concerns. it is about these regulatory concerns. a great idea on the program as ever heard this is the next salvo. secondly, how do we bring that and translate into any macro instability? >> something we gotta look out in the latest changes of economic policy coming in the back of your tory changes that started back in december of 2020. on top of that, we spoke before that macro policy was on a very tight band. both in the fiscal front and monetary front. i would say that these regula

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it is not hunched over or crouch down like a groucho marx or a chimpanzee but something from a distance would look like you and i walking if you put on a treadmill you would pick up subtle differences and that's a fun thing to think about but from the footprints and from the bones looks like they are not pushing off the big toe quite as much as they do the legs are a little shorter and maybe not extending at the hip quite as much when we walk but those differences are subtle. one of the amazing discoveries of the last ten years we think of bipedal evolution in a linear way talking about bi-pedalism two.zero but instead we see those evolving in a different species so at the team time on - - same time there was another species and had a divergent big toe and ethiopia climbing trees and walking in a different way. is a fabulous discovery and ethiopia in 2009 to show there was different forms of walking and coexisting and i worked on the foot and the leg of a skeleton and when i first started to work on it, to me i just finished my phd i finish the foot and ankle and leg of domino aids i sa

i always think about karl marx, religion is the opiate of the masses.n this case, president xi is essentially saying, through his media arms, that videogames are the media of the young masses. but it is not quite that bad. >> they have been trying to calm the market jitters, the regulators, but this is not going to work because these are not the guys calling the shots. that is coming out of the political leadership. what you referred to is where you have these massively market moving statements and signaling coming out of the most ideological part of the chinese bureaucracy, the media. and in this case, the voice of the party, the voice of the state council, pronouncing in the online gaming is the new opium. and what is really dangerous is you have these announcements coming out, being made by people who have to take no responsibility at all for the conseq. so then you have the regulators trying to calm market jitters. matt: it really must rile up the party when these media outlets all of a sudden cause hundreds of billions of dollars in drops in their

you can see the power of the church in politics and often christianity and karl marx was accused of thepeople forget there is more to that quote. >> absolutely but for african-american christians, they were never allowed to be a political because the black church was born in politics as a protest against anti- black racism because richard allen was attending the st. george methodist church in philadelphia and had to sit in the back and then as they are praying and usher comes up and tells them to move to the black section then later they get up and walk out and they form their own church which is the first black municipal church and then richard allen forms the old church in the ame and then he is the first. >> i was going to point out humbly that he was in a biscuit paleo. [laughter] >> the gates have been episcopalians as long as they have been a christian. [laughter] the abyss couple church in cumberland maryland and all the coleman's are methodist in west virginia 25 miles away. do you know why they are called c saint phillips. >> philip the ethiopian quick. >> yes who is representi

see the power of the church in politics and often, christianity, especially has been accused, karl marx accused religion of the meet will be at of the people famously and as i write in the book people forget the rest of the story. >> there was more to that quote. and but for african-american christians, they never were allowed to be apolitical because the black church starting with the ame church was born in politics, born as a protest against anti-black racism because richard allen and jones were pending st. george's methodist church in philadelphia in the integrated church they had a to sit in the back in the jim crow section in effect before the invention of jim crow and asking praying from one of the white fuse he comes up and tries to tell them to move to the black section and he goes for you, they get up and walk out. they formed their own church, absalom jones forms the first black pistol church onst. thomas . richard allen forms the ame church. bethel church and it becomes his own denomination in 1860 and he becomes its first bishop. >> i was going to point out that absalom jone

that many of us but those who have critiqued the argument sounds like groucho marx, whatever it is i'm against it. it is extraordinary the labor, the coordination of the designer to put this assemblage of people together. my envy is showing. we can get into matters of substance but right off the bat we almost see the self evidence for the roadmap's accreditation. >> does that mean ideological bias or it is representative because it includes the left and the right? >> there are elements in the result that would please conservatives like myself. those questions from the roadmap, asked about specific features of the constitution, the directives of knowledge, ideas, documents, big events, historic, notable personages. when you see questions like what key texts and songs help us understand the values and virtues of citizenship. that is a good question as long as no rock 'n roll, no rap but a new government and constitution which had questions like analyze the ideas and debates about rights, powers, decision-making the shape the revolution. all of those -- unfortunately i do not believe thos

peter marx expects they may have them by some time in december and notes it is important to make recommendations for everybody that was vaccinated and not just for those that got one kind of vaccine and the timing might coincide with pfizer's vaccine making it easier to give third doses. moderna says it is about to finalize the application for new approval they showed a booster with half of the original dose increases antibody levels. >> you get 42 x. we think the boosters are going to be helpful to keep people safe for the long-term >> the company making a case for boosters for a few reasons delta and the increased force of infection and the public's fatigue with masking and social distancing and seasonal effects of moving indoors when it gets cold are and all of that suggests more breakthroughs will happen the vaccine's efficacy remained high at 93% overall but does expect that immunity will start to wane. one thing the fda recommends is not seeking out boosters on your own. >> double trouble for the democratic party, two top governors face removal the deadline for governor cuomo to fend off i

american lives, scores of thousands of half begans, trillions of dollars and we fought well as general marxto depart. i can't imagine anyone is going to hold us responsible over time for this departure. one more point. you ever heard the expression, in the history of the world nobody ever washed a rental car. people don't wash rental cars because they don't care. the real challenge we faced in afghanistan was getting local ownership and buying. training an afghan military that was prepared the fight on behalf of corrupt government, under paid, sometimes not paid at all. the taliban well motivated, interested in pushing them out and finding a place and fighting for n nor honor. >> and patient. final question, general. what happens if afghanistan becomes a magnet for terrorists around the globe? do we then go back? >> if we see what's happening in afghanistan going forward that looks like, to your point, a redux of 9/11. al ptaliban was in control before 9/11. they had space that allowed al guide to grow, train, prepare and launch and execute the attacks of 9/11. we have to be able to have ve

actually downright overwhelming what you see here pretty for many of us, we feel like groucho marx, whatever it is, i am against it. if anything is extraordinary, the ladybird coordination of the desires of the people together. it i wish will, it is showing. we can get into matters of substance but one of the best, we are most see this so evidence for the roadmap accreditation. michael: what does that mean, the ideological bias. includes others. mark: there are elements again in the result that would please conservative like myself. those questions in the roadmap that ask about the features of the constitution. for it is, the directives of the of the ideas, the documents. the historic and notable images. when we questions like what text and song help us understand the values and virtues of citizens referring that is a good question. as long as no rock 'n' roll no draft. what is your name four, new government handed constitution which have questions. analyze the ideas in a beat about representation in decision-making have shaped the revolution printed it all of are important. no unfortunately

these principles, i studied all kinds of, the whole range of ideas and philosophies including karl marx, one piece of wisdom from his was that philosophers only interpret the world, the point is to change it. and so that is what i done on all of this, not just learned these ideas modify them. and that's what we hope the book will do. it smacked youut talked about changing the world through a paradigm shift in some of the big ideas on widgets founded. what are some of those ideas. see what impact will go even further and say that we think that we need many paradigm shifts. anybody is paying attention these days looking around in our country had saying this is not going well. there's gotta be a better way and so were w not talking about small tweets, were talking about truly leaning in and more fully applying these principles of human progress that charles just mentioned and i think about those as a principles really better enshrined in the declaration of independence and the principles that the cato institute, has founded to advance in the so many of us are working towards. these areea o

analyst points out, these were the magic words a duck comes down and tells you the answer in groucho marx the analyst points out walmart is under performance since covid got rolling. so far it trailed s&p 500 by 18 percentage points. to the likes of big winners like target, kroger that underperformance is even more flaring in short, wells said you should buy walmart because it's relatively cheap with this push, just that and nothing more common sense the stock rallied more than $2.65 today. almost 2%. more important, it broke out of a tight range. we own walmart for the charitable trust my first instinct when i saw it go up today was, back over even. let me out of this thing but you know what that did, that violated an old truism that i came up with probably 30 years ago. it's called the stuck in the mud truism that means lots of investors have viewed walmart as stuck in the mud. now they will buy it hand over fist they say hold on, i want in. that's precisely what i think happened here. the walmart money strange is leaving the station. >> all aboard. >> plenty of other big name stocks le

it's crouched down bent hit the bent knee like a groucho marx walk or a chimpanzee. this is something that from a distance would look like you and i walking. if you could put it on a treadmill you would pick up subtle differences and it's fun to think about. from the footprints and from the bones it looks like they are not pushing off the big toe quite as much as we do. their arches are flatterhe than ours are in their legs are shorter and they are maybe not extending it to have quite as much as we do when we walked that those differences are subtle. one of the really i think amazing discoveries in the last 10 years is that we often think of bipedal evolution in a linear way. talking about bipedalism 2.0 but what we see instead are different forms of idealism is evolving in different species of astor leviticus. the same time lucy and her species were around and making those human footprints there is another species that had a divergent big toe in ethiopia not far from where lucy was found climbing trees and walking in abiah mechanically different kind of way. this is

peter marx expects they may have them by some time in september and he notes it is important to make recommendations for everybody that was vaccinated, not just for those who got one kind of vaccine and the times might coincide with pfizer's vaccine making it easier to give the third doses. moderna says it is about to ha of the finalize the application for full approval. they showed a booster with half of the original dose increases antibody levels. significantly. >> we care a lot about you get 42x. we think the boosters are going to be helpful to keep people safe for the long-term but it is up to public officials to decide what to do and when to do it. >> the company making a case for boosters for a few reasonsl distancing and seasonal effect delta and variants is the reason for increased infection and the public's fatigue with masking and social distancing and seasonal effects of moving indoors when it gets cold are all of that suggesting more breakthroughs will happen. the vaccine's efficacy remained high at 93% overall but does expect that immunity will start to wane. one thing t

becca groucho marx walker jim pansy movement on two legs, and from a distance, it would look like you i walking. and if you could put it on a treadmill, he would pick up some subtle differences probably that is a fun thing to think about because you can't ever put them on a treadmill but from the footprints and from the bones, it looks like they're not pushing off the big toe on is much as we do and the arches are flatter than ours our and their like shorter. and there maybe not extending at the hip but is much as we do when we walk with those differences are so full rated but one of the really i think amazing discoveries the last ten years is that we often will think of biped evolution in a linear way. even just ended talking about it a little bit ago and what we see instead are different forms of biped evolving in different species. and so the same time that lucy and her species were around, and making those humanlike footprints, there was another species that had a divergent big toe that was in ethiopia not far from where lucy was found climbing trees and walking in a bio mechanica

peter marx give the september time line, and dr. fauci, and they'll try to harmonize and this may be when the u.s. decides to break from the w.h.o. policy. the u.s. is exporting more vaccine and they've shipped out 500 million doses and so with that amount of donation going on, i think the u.s. may go ahead and move forward with decisions to give boosters if the science supports that. we haven't seen that just yet and we're seeing some breakthrough infection, but we're not seeing a rise in the number of people who are hospitalized or dying and that's really the most important indicator. >> and on the economy, a great jobs report today, robert gibb, the president was extolling that, is the recovery potentially threatened, though, if people get scared about returning to work because of delta? >> undoubtedly, andrea. first we have to understand a great jobs report, revisions upwards of the last three months and even more important for workers is growth in wages, but we also have to understand that we are still at 75% of jobs recovered

♪ ♪ >> brian: democrats pushing a social spending spree that would make karl marx brush. government and decades come in on an exaggeration, try to follow this. $3.5 trillion liberal to fill the bill of wishlist items from amnesty to clean energy, free pre-k, free community college, paid leave, eldercare, republicans wasting no time tearing into it. >> the policy reads like some of the walked across a rotunda to the house and handed the squad a pen and piece of paper. >> senate democrats have made it clear that they want to use this reckless tax spending spree to implement the green new deal. because spending money like drunken sailors, just throwing liberal idea and hope it sticks to the wall. they are going to change your country. it's going to be more like venezuela and less like america. >> brian: don't worry about how they will pay for it, they will up the rate from 23 to 21, didn't we just talk about the tax rate untouchable in the 1.2 trillion deal, and take it for 43.5. so changing everything, and off to it, does it please you? >> austan: a, switch to decaf, but b,

not hunched over like groucho marx walk or like a chimpanzee, from a distance it would look like you and i walking. if you put it on a treadmill, you'd pick up subtle differences and that's a fun thing because you can't ever put it on the treadmill, but from the footprints and from the bones, it looks like they're not pushing off the big toe as much as we do, our arches are flatter than ours, their legs are shorter and maybe not extending at the hip quite as much as we do when we walk, but those distances are subtle. one of the really, i think, amazing discoveries of the last 10 years is that we often will think of bipedal evolution in a linear way and i did it by talking 2.0. and what we see are dinner forms of bipedalism in different speices and so at the same time lucy and her species were around and her species were making the human-like footprints, there was another species that had a divergent big toe, in ethiopia not far from where lucy was found, climbing trees and walking in a biomechanically very different kind of way. and this was a fabulous discover made in ethiopia in 20

. >> greg: is not just snark, democrats love marx.hows 59% of democratic registered voters had a positive view of socialism. perhaps they over sampled hollywood millionaires. compared to just 49% who felt the same about capitalism here look at the republicans. 8% favorable opinion of socialism. they must've been senators who voted for the infrastructure bill. among dems it's a big shift from a year ago and only 40% thought highly of socialism. seems like forcing people not to work and giving them free money is as popular with democrats as it is the teachers unions. democratic socialist bernie sanders trying to sell a $3.5 trillion budget bill to address wealth inequality, medicare expansion, free pk, community college, free everything except free thought. as carr mark said democracy is the road to socialism which is my least favorite bob hope movie. it sounds better than socialism is the road to gulags but it's like my racist neighbor once said. if you have got nothing to say don't say anything at all unless it's about the blacks or t

all four marx brothers., and dumbo. >> the sweathogs were a collection of guys with a special relationship with their teacher. they were brothers and friends. >> up your nose with a rubber hose. >> barbarino was set up to be you know, the sex symbol. >> vinny barbarino. damn. >> washington is a basketball player cool guy. >> hi there. >> epstein is the tough guy. >> come on, watching a fight i ain't in makes me nervous. >> horshack is the nerd. >> did you know that horshack means the cattle are dying? [ animal noises ] >> when "welcome back kotter" premiered, we were a hit. >> and suddenly, abc attracted. this audience that had been so underserved by "prime time" tv. the kids, the teens, the young people, there's room for them for a new kind of show. >> and that is the tale of the fonz. >> hey! my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate

. >>> we're joined now by retired army major general james spider marx, dana bash and clarissa ward. dana, this is speech this president has wanted to give. that the war in afghanistan is over. it's a speech that the majority of americans for polling want to hear that this war is over. it's the context in which it comes that this is not the end. this is beginning for a lot of those afghans still waiting to get out and up to 200 american who is still want to leave. >> absolutely. i'm hearing similar things that jeff just reported on in terms of how the president wants to frame this speech as a big picture kind of address to the nation . the question is whether or not he will be forward looking. that's what a lot of sources in both parties i'm talking to on capitol hill say they are listening for. how is america going to deal with the taliban? will the united states recognize the taliban? those kinds of questions are so crucial and critical. unclear if he will acknowledge that or bring that up in the speech today. the other question is what about the refugees. he's going to clearly tal

went through nine different drafts before an intern pointed out and asked we should be quoting karl marxwhereas in the west wing, they catch it right away. he altered history in order to make it come out right in the end but the truth is in real politics, things don't always turn out right in the end and the noble idealists don't win. if you go in thinking that they will, you will make mistakes. host: what you say that the people inspired to go into politics inspired bite west wing where like-minded in their ideology or does it cross with equal ideologies? guest: i really want to be fair to aaron sorkin. he did his very best to not make the west wing and exclusively liberal show. he brought in conservative republican consultants. veterans of bush one and tried to write republican characters who were noble and just as high-minded as his liberal democratic characters. he tried to be fair. the truth is, it did not come off. a lot of them are just in hollywood. it has a liberal slant. despite his best efforts to make an high-minded, i don't think he succeeded. host: i couldn't help that whil

. >> joining us now retired major general james spider marx he served in the army as the head of geopoliticaltrategy at academy security. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> 36 hours. the clock is ticking, 36 hours. what does that mean for the next day and a half for the u.s. military there and what starts to happen after the 36 hours. >> to answer the first part of your question,ky not imagine that anything would look significantly different. i don't think there's going to be enhanced amount of risk taken on the airfield to try to really jam an increased number of folks on to aircraft. there are significant risks were you to do that, were you to increase the number of aircraft on the field. you have challenges associated with the coordination of the air space and the activity on the ground. what we'll see over the course of the next day and a half is what we've seen which is a rather chaotic scene but there's a through-put and there's a steady flow on to aircraft. the priority is american citizens. i got to -- i have to tell you, john, that we are going to find out that folks will