milton friedman made that case. i've made a revised case of it in my book. margaret, that's not even my main reason for being against it. my main reason for being against this trend of stakeholder capitalism, what you could also refer to as woke capitalism, is that it is a perversion of how a constitutional republic, a democratic society is supposed to work. what the model of stakeholder capitalism calls for us to say that, "no, no, no, we the people, can't be trusted to sort out our differences on climate change or on social juste, but that we have to actually trust an enlightened group of elites to determine for the rest of society what the right answers are to those questions, using commerce as a vehicle to do it." and so you want to talk about threats to democracy. i think that's pretty high on the list, actually. and that's been the source of my criticism over the last several years. - in your arguments against woke capitalism, you have cited the writings of economist milton friedman. friedman appeared several times on the original "firing line" with wi

you see milton green running the 110 meter high hurdles and he had times in the race that would have qualified him for the olympics and along with a harvard teammate another jewish athlete named norman connors green and can't hear you. see green and connors. they meet with green's family rabbi a man named harry levy. and at temple israel in boston and the rabbi talks to these two young men and says, you know, it would send a real strong message about fair play and about standing up to discrimination if you boycott the games and so milton green and norman connors do boycott the games. they're two of the only american athletes who decide that they that they're gonna boycott the games at the time and it's it's that's a big ask of a young college athlete who's been training for something for their whole lives right to say i'm going to sit this one out and you have to think about in 1936. what did americans know about what was going on in nazi germany green and connors certainly knew that there was persecution of -- and discrimination against --, but of course they lived in a society in t

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choose milton and rose friedman. watch our 10 part series books that she america at 9 pm eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word from the nations capital to wherever you are because the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span: powered by keeble. >> good afternoon. my name is ian rowe, senior fellow at icthe american enterprise institute honored today to be joined by tim scott from the great state of south carolina or a conversation on his very important new book america, "america, a redemption story" . truth in hope, creating unity t for i offer context as to why this is so important. how do we take virtue and action for have not yet experienced the american dream? as a senior fellow and someone has run charter schools for more than a decade i am obsessed with the goal of mobility. what are the factors that normally drive whether a young person of the background requires

and milton's vision of paradise. in paradise lost is one of the most sensually charged acts of of of linguistic beauty and accomplishment of of richness, of of fecundity. the world that he describes. i am very privileged that i got read those books and it it breaks my heart that generations that have after me have been given excuses for their own ignorance and all they care about is pursuing these fictions of their victimhood and their fragility. it's not nauseating. i can't stand and we all have to stop. browbeaten into silence by whether it's the fiction of fragility and safety, the fiction of, racial oppression we have, start fighting back and fight for our civilization. well, on that note, i want to thank you,

free to choose, a personal statement by milton rose. nall we conclude the of cesar chavez on november 28. books that shaped america starts september 18. well, we are still live at the national book festival. the 23rd time in a row that book tv has been here and we have a couple more hours of coverage. in a few minutes you will be hearing from authors talking about black writing and identity. after that, food and culture. we have two more guests coming to the such. one is chasten buttigieg. i have something to tell you is the name of his book followed by doug brinkley who has written a number of books on everything historical. we will talk to him about the ark of history. in the meantime, we want to show you another author. this was beverly gage. she had a pulitzer prize-winning book out this year about hoover and the fbi. here she is from last nights opening ceremony of the national book festival. >> i did not set out to write a biography of hoover because i wanted to redeem him or because i wanted to convince other people to admire him

an expert close to the milton to group explained to us possible reasons of this deadlock and the, these really government the scene during this deal with various maneuver and trying to avoid repeating the geological lead, feel that it's see them release prisoners. there is no international movement. the pressure is real into implementing an exchange deal. some sources they told r t that how much is interested in a car in stalemate. the bodies of israeli citizens can be used as a bargain shape with israel. and while tug of war continues, the end of golding families suffering is nowhere inside. this is the grave of how that of golding in his hometown cemetery. the grave is here, but the body's not, nobody knows when or if it will be returned home for a proper burial reef. nationality resulting from israel and guys coming up next steps. documentary time is we hear the story of the vietnam war from the perspective of fixed vs on veterans. thanks for joining goes up about withholding these and such a minute. the mar. yeah. yeah. that'd be about now. sometimes when he doesn't know the face, s

then of course milton friedman. and the discussions of cryptocurrency. all these things about economics and what is going on. host: two more calls and then we have to let the librarian go. steve in macon, georgia. caller: hello. can you hear me? host: we are listening. caller: i am trying to talk into having trouble with my phone. can you your miyako -- you hear me? host: we can hear you. i apologize, going to let steve go. anna. caller: i am enthralled. i enjoyed hearing from the other people who felt like they influenced america. i am reading two books right now. "mrs. lincoln's dressmaker." i am enjoying getting into it. and learning so much. i never read a book until i was 65 years old. i had a learning disability. i don't have it anymore. i learned to read and retain. i am 89 years old. i am also reading "braiding sweetgrass." that is about the teaching of pants by robin wall kimora. she is pretty technical. she is a native american of many generations. deluded, i think but they are knowledgeable and i'm joining that book. the "mrs. lincoln's dressm

hard-working and about loving quaker pioneers, across the nation, strong communities at each point, west miltonnt stopping places, hoover's move from the atlantic to the pacific, the quaker cemeteries, with the miami river and the west branch iowa, a symbol of something precious in american history and symbols of people close to the soil. to almighty god who made it. it is important to remember the life of toil and reverence, led naturally to the life of learning so they were set up at each stopping place along the way, herbert hoover is a boy should be attracted to stanford university in its opening, was therefore in no way surprising. expectation of hard work carried over into the life of learning, in those glorious years when stanford's new. amazing good fortune, the study of geology and study latin under a man as remarkable as professor augustus t murray. the result wasn't unending spiritual influence which reached its climax in the days in the white house. herbert hoover's work as a geologist in mining, engineer, was brilliantly successful. the judgment was right in thinking of this vocati

huckleberry finn by mark twain, eyes watching god and free to choose by milton and rose freeman. watch our 10 part series, books that shaped america, september 18th at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video apps or online, c-span.org. >> good evening. in a few days, i will lay down my official responsibilities in this office. the only title in our democracy superior to that of presidents, the title of citizen. vice president mondale and my cabinet and others who served with me in the last four years, i wish to say what i have said in private. i thank them for the dedication and confidence they brought to the surface of the country. on my deepest thanks to you, the american people. because you gave me the opportunity to serve. we face great challenges together. we know that future problems will also be difficult. i am more convinced than ever that the united states more than any other country can reach successfully with the future might bring. last few years of may be more certain than ever of the inner strength of our country, the unchanging value of principl

how milton, the grass independent, the choice like treat can be dismantled to face into 2 shipping containments, with the production costs of some 70000 euros collected by a crowd funding all for if we just testing everything on the web, then to help build it, we'll send of a students who are working on the project on who are doing this, these, these on it, but yeah, martha, he is out today we worked with the school class to prepare the construction problem . for example, we pre drilled the roof from a so the on site to assembly will be easier. that way we would have to do and drilling down this and we can just screw it together, you know, to them or solve missing. the pilot factory is destined and done and then go key in southern mother gasket the site was chosen because of the abundance of mrs. kansas across here on know me. well enough labor will not be in april. we normally start cutting and collecting grass again. see if see of law, this is the time when it grows everywhere. ha, payments, in case it rains after we've gotten the crust in april, and then we'll get a 2nd tom. and you need to

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a judge is expected to decide the matters, but for society. origin floodwaters from a milton glacier have swept away 2 buildings in june out. juno rather the capital of us or the us state or alaska, the buildings were determined were determined after a visual of 1st cause water and a nearby lake to reach record levels. alaska's mendel, glacier has been receiving steadily a mid rising temperatures. extreme weather has also been hitting parts of europe. at least 6 people died in severe storms and flooding. the hits living from friday flood waters have forced thousands of people to leave their homes. authorities are put in the material damage at more than 500000000 euros. it's lavine is worse natural disasters since achieving independence in the early 19 ninety's roads have turned into rivers. bridges have collapsed. videos are being shared on social media, showing people fleeing the flood waters a french taurus films. the moment her companion was rescued from their launching some current itself in northwestern slovenia. the flooding m lance lines have caused enormous damage. of the ent

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friedman and milton friedman and anna schwartz continued that this argument in their monetary history of the united states and in their short the great contraction. these views are summed up by comment of schwartz in 1995 that, quote, monetarist stability is a prerequisite for price stability and price stability, a prerequisite for financial stability. the young hayek, who studied the federal reserve's policy at nyu knew when he visited new york in the early 1930s. and as caldwell closing a tell us, was forced to earn his money washing dishes, criticized the monetary authorities attempt to keep the price level stable in an economy with strong productivity growth, as was the case in spades for the u.s., the 1920s. prices a natural tendency to decline, he said. in fact, if think about it, the entire nature of a capitalist system is to generate productivity, which everything else being equal should bring down the price level. any attempt to resist this movement required the central banks to keep interest rates unnaturally low below what economists call the natural rate of interest credit

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killed. russia's aviation agency says they've got any progression was on board a plane that crashed. milton must go. the plane was on route as in petersburg with 7 passengers and 3 crew on board. us politicians hoping to be the republican candidates in the 2020 full presidential election, hesitating for the 1st time. and the 8 candidates qualified for the debates. frontrunner adult trump has decided not to participate cuz he's being the target of criticism. well, donald trump's advise us surrender to authorities in georgia. we juliani trump and 17 others are accused of trying to overtime. the results of the presidential election in 2020, in the states from pose said the tail to himself and on thursday of those credits as it has failed. and its 2nd attempt to place a spy satellites. little bit the 1st load to nail. so it wasn't successful, feel young space and forward to say that i'll try again. you know, teva india has made history of to becoming the 1st nation to learn the space across the moon. south pole. yeah. be is that to be home to 1st and most of which could prove helpful for future

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rishi sunak on a visit to a hospital care in milton keynes wanted to get on the front foot, saying we are planning for the winter like never before. he hopes that this will make a significant difference. it is not just about beds, there are plans to invest in on the day emergency care, so you arrive in hospital, you can be discharged early without having to be admitted overnight, which clearly states in hospital bed space. they are also investing in virtual beds, meaning you can be treated at your own home online in some cases, so lots of innovative measures being put in place. the key concern being raised by nursing unions is that there just isn't the staff there to monitor the people in those extra beds. serious workforce shortages across the health service in england and some concerned from nhs bosses that those beds will not be in place in time to really deal with the beacon pressure over the winter. . ~ with the beacon pressure over the winter. ., ~ , ., let's turn to afghanistan now and the un says the country is currently experiencing one of the worst humanitarian crises global

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muchos en la capital tienen miedo, como milton. >> es inseguro porque cuando uno sale ahi anda uno siemprenora el motivo del tiroteo. la policÍa de la capital estuvo muy ocupada, despuÉs de ese tiroteo hubo otro, dos personas murieron y una resultÓ gravemente herida. fue en el barrio hispano, es decir, son en las Últimas horas ha habido cinco muertos y cinco heridos, era el tema de conversaciÓn de la familia flores que vive en pleno barrio. >> sÍ como usualmente nos sentimos inseguros porque como estÁ pasando que ahora dicen lo matÓ una bala perdida, un tiroteo y uno va pasando e inmediatamente le cae la bala perdida. >> sÍ, que se pongan las pilas la policÍa porque ya ellos vienen a aparecer despuÉs del trueno cuando pasa algo y usted sabe que ese es el trabajo de ellos, que pongan un poco de esmero tambiÉn a estarnos cuidÁndo a todos nosotros. pablo: la policÍa piensa que hay mÁs heridos, pero que se escaparon para evitar a los agentes. el mexicano carlos almeron dice que cuando sale a la calle solo le queda encomendarse a dios. >> prÁcticamente si. dios no lo quiera, un dÍa me va a toca

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