joining me is malcolm nance. good evening to you. from a security per spective, what is the different in those two fates who want to join these groups. >> the best difference is that u.s. intelligence and fbi manage to intercept these gentleman, two of them were before they made their way over to isis where they want today go, and join the jihad which would have made them full blown members. so pulling them off of the jetway is the way that we want to do is rather than have to have a laser guided bomb to do the solution for us. >> you mentioned bombing them, trying to take them out if they do make it over there. the other issue that we see with jihadi john is that there may be some sort of propaganda benefit to addressing and demystifying him. i want to read a view of that to you. >>> do you agree? >> i agree it will strip away a little of his power, but what powers him is the news media making him a super character. this is not the first time that we have seen a beheading. we had one from iraq. what you may see is that the isis orga

for now iraqis will at least be able to see the recommend nance of a sophisticateed civilization thousandsof years old at a time when so much of it has been destroyed. al jazeera. baghdad. >> at least 70 migrants among them 30 women and seven children have been rescued from off the coast of romania. the group of mostly syrians and iraqis were taken from the port where they were packed in a fishing boat that was in danger of sinking after crossing rough seas. >>> thousands of right-wing activists have been rallying in roam against the--in rome against prime minister renzi. >> this is the northern league on a southern offensive. on saturday the anti-europe and anti-immigration population held their rally where they're least popular: rome. they blame the government from stealing from the industrialized rich of northern italy to finance the poorer south. but the new leader said that rather than breaking up the country. he wants to unite it under his leadership. >> i'm sicilian, but i think everybody, northerners southerners, the french, we all should be united against europe. >> he's the only

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extremely important for us to come up with sensible options, whether through giving the governorer nance of that charter to another charter school and really explaining to families why is it they would be better off in another school in that neighborhood. making sure other opgs are available is important to us. one last thing as a parent myself, we often think of this as something that only impacts low income families, but as a parent who is exercising choice right now, it is extremely confusing to really understand if a school is a high quality school and whether it is spending your tax dollars effectively. it's opaque. so, from a public policy standpoint, the more information that's out in the public domain whether academics or quality measures, it would be better for our nation to understand what makes a equalquality school and what types of schools are likely to put you on the path to success and college and later in life. >> great. >> i'm pro vouchers. 100% pro vouchers. and most people are pro vouchers. they just get caught up in the politics of what the words have come to mean in

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we can work with countries around the world to help improve their govern nance. we can help them build their economy so they can have job opportunities for these people. >> stimulus shovel-ready jobs program for terrorists, that will stop it. the white house needs a reality check, because tonight there are new reports that isis has now executed 45 people in iraq, burning them all alive. standing by in washington with much more, katherine we have copenhagen, 21 christians beheaded, now 45 iraqis burned to death. >> the report was first carried by the bbc. here in washington there was no immediate response from the u.s. government officials. we know the iraqis have been under siege by isis for months until it fell last thursday. the pentagon confirmed heavy fighting in the area. the police chief in al baghdadi said targeted members of the security forces there, and a second news organization al jazeera said charred bodies as many as 30 have been recovered. while fox news is seeking independent confirmation. it's five miles from the air base where 320 marines are st

religious leaders say isis posts -- poses the biggest threat to christians in the region, 150,000 chris nance my in iraq, displaced or forced to convert in order to not pay special tax. some churr hers destroyed others transformed into jails or stables. in reaction, a christian malitia has formed in iraq, americans are among those who have joined it ranks. >>> in a new video titled message to the leaders of disbelievers local harem leader makes it clear the nigerian elections will not be peaceful even if it costs group members their lives. according to the koran he said the rules of alah are the only ones that should rule the land, of corpse, they're distorting the words of alah. >> 6:20, philadelphia native now our nation's secretary of defense. the u.s. senate confirmed ashton carter last week, and became official yesterday at the white house. >> i swear that i will support and defends the constitution of the united state. >> rales in the abington, 25th us secretary of defense the force under president obama between the islam state anter mile in the middle east, what's napping ukraine, dose

. >> malcolm nance, really a pleasure. thank you, sir. that is "all in" for this evening." starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. >> you bet. >> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. >>> we think of texas as a deep red state, where republicans are totally dominant. but like the rest of the south, texas was 100% blue not all that long ago. in the 1960s, when the democratic party embraced the cause of the civil rights movement, texas and other states in the deep south went through this whiplash, right, where they had been lockstep democratic states, but their party loyalty was no match for their hatred for civil rights. and so texas and all these other states started flipping from the solid blue they used to be, to the red that we know them to be today. and the guy who led all of that at the statewide level in texas was a senator tamed john tower. and he led that in the sense that -- in the sense of his election in 1961.

. >> malcolm nance, really a pleasure. thank you, sir. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. >> you bet. >> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. >>> we think of texas as a deep red state, where republicans are totally dominant. but like the rest of the south, texas was 100% blue not all that long ago. in the 1960s, when the democratic party embraced the cause of the civil rights movement, texas and other states in the deep south went through this whiplash right, where they had been lockstep democratic states but their party loyalty was no match for their hatred for civil rights. and so texas and all these other states started flipping from the solid blue they used to be, to the red that we know them to be today. and the guy who led all of that at the statewide level in texas was a senator tamed john tower. and he led that in the sense that -- in the sense of his election in 1961. john tower was the first republican elected to be a u.s. senator from tex

the, again one of the elements that i tried to pick up on in this study is there's an indetermine nance, there's an unanswered question between freedom and safety that is exposed by mass automobility. i begin the book with an epigraph from sin lair lewis -- sinclair lewis who is the first american to win a nobel prize for literature and most americans -- if they know lewis -- will know him from babbitt, and who's babbitt? he's this middle class, pompous individual who sees the car as a privilege. sees the car as something that is due him, and mechanics are greasy individuals who are serving him and pedestrians are in the way of this kind of champion driving throughout the city. ironically enough, three years before he writes babbitt sinclair lewis goes on an automotive trip across the country. he writes for the saturday evening post and in three long essays he adores the car, he adores the freedoms. he is, ironically enough, standing in for babbitt and yet making an argument that here is a device that is going to fulfill all of the modern expectations for personal freedom. his wife love

the devils brigade bought brought together bag pipes and bugles lieutenants and left ten nance.an than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. in the first special service force they were neighbors who became allies who became friends and were willing to sacrifice for their friends and for the principles that the unit stood for. this shared sacrifice between our nations began before the devils brigade. i was on the hallowed grounds of arlington today to see the canadian cross of honor, erected in 1930 by our government in those ma guess tick fields to honor the 3,000 americans who died in world war i serving with canadian units. and the heroics of the devils ba grades continue. our joint defense of north america through norad, korea where tommy prince served in the korean war. in afghanistan where the 40 americans who died serving alongside canadians in candle har are held as close to our chest as the 158 member and women we lost in that dangerous province. and today our royal canadian air force and our soldiers from the jtf 2, the successor unit to the devils brigad

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extremely important for us to come up with sensible options whether through giving the governorer nance of that charter to another charter school and really explaining to families why is it they would be better off in another school in that neighborhood. making sure other opgs are available is important to us. one last thing as a parent myself we often think of this as something that only impacts low income families but as a parent who is exercising choice right now, it is extremely confusing to really understand if a school is a high quality school and whether it is spending your tax dollars effectively. it's opaque. so, from a public policy standpoint, the more information that's out in the public domain, whether academics or quality measures, it would be better for our nation to understand what makes a equalquality school and what types of schools are likely to put you on the path to success and college and later in life. >> great. >> i'm pro vouchers. 100% pro vouchers. and most people are pro pro vouchers. they just get caught up in the politics of what the words have come to mean

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we spoke to penny nance to discuss what kind of message this send. >> we want to empower women and that's encourage masculinity and not villainize it. >> "frozen" is coming out with a sequel. no word yet on if the ideas will be put into a new script. your ideas are pour not guilty on this story and i understand you're going to read some. >> we are. so just let it go. >> here with one mark writes this is a moment that has gone on for decades. to tear down men and demonize masculinity. >> and laurie writing in, what's wrong with the man enjoying life and being completely smitten by his love? he tried o save anna. >> sounds like a good "frozen" analysis. as many parents, she's probably seen it a million times. another says, every other disney movie has a damsel in distress. i love the message "frozen" gives. what about the new one because there is a trailer out that -- a preview that makes it look likes guys are knuckle heads, which in many cases we are. >> that's always been the case. remember hazel? hazel was the smart one. she's a woman. bewitched. she was always smarter and the darrens w

. >> host: nance in la grange georgia, hi nancy. >> caller: hi, thank you and good afternoon.t's a great honor to speak with mr. isaacson. i called to ask if he is aware of james lovelace's -- relates to the discussion he had about franklin and voltaire and i wonder if he is aware of voltaires and how that was -- british unitarian minister who said the purpose of miracles is to prevents the knee for miracles. >> host: why is this of interest to you. >> gus baas of the fossil water in the aqua fer. the debate between the american philosophical society about voltaire's theory of spontaneous -- is because of sea shells in the andes and jefferson didn't think it was a miracle. he did this before the plate tectonics and i'm concerned about protecting the water in the aqua fer but down in the last ice age, 10 to 12,000 years ago, and i think we're living as a similar time now, and james love locke british biologist and ologist, has posited that the earth -- the name for the earth is gia, and he thinks we have developed these communications systems which i can't use. i have naoto sen