i was in my 20s, reading work by daniel patrick moynihan, irving kristol, a commentary magazine and the public interest and listening to and considering in a serious way alternative ways of helping people who were in need that did not involve large state-run bureaucracies and especially in powering the institutions of civil society to deliver the health education and welfare benefits that they historically have been so good at delivering. that doesn't mean i am a libertarian. i am not. i don't think government has no role. i think government has a very important role in promoting public health safety, morals, advancing the common good and helping to provide a safety net for circumstances like those we found ourselves in as a nation during the depression. my conservatism isn't on the libertarian wink of conservatism but i do believe in limited government, government should be small but strong, government should assist, in no way impede or usurped the autonomy or of 40 or integrity of the institutions of civil society. government should not try to replace the family or the church or the c

i was in my 20s, reading work by daniel patrick moynihan, irving kristol, a commentary magazine and the public interest and listening to and considering in a serious way alternative ways of helping people who were in need that did not involve large state-run bureaucracies and especially in powering the institutions of civil society to deliver the health education

while i was still young probably in my 20s like patrick moynihan and greedy in commentary magazine and the public interest. but there are alternative ways to help people that didn't involve large state-run democracies hint bet that historically they have been so good at delivering. but to have those morals of of france in the common good while providing a safety net. i fake government should be small been issued no way you steer the integrity of those instances when dash as tuitions of civil society should not try to replace and i think very often is that so that'll move to meet in the direction of what today is called conservatism. in the earlier era it would not be back idea at all. that was given liberalism at the with a strong civil society liberal. >> also a professor >> host: on location there protested university where we're interviewing professors of also offers them we will introduce you to you patricia s. hernandez kelly. what is baltimore? >> one of the traces this most important in our nation that the current moment but in an area that receives very little attention. i see

thrown to the united nations a characterization made famous by a past member of the body the late patrick moynihan. i call on all members of the body to join in the with one voice to support our allies israel against the jackals. perhaps after the budget resolution today i will propose legislation in the reaffirms the policy of the disease to defend against attacks of other international agencies and their urge all members of the body include a my colleagues on the other side of the aisle who support israel to join me to support legislation. should the united nations insubordinate agency or the international criminal court or any other take adverse action there will consider introducing legislation to restrict funding for the offending agency. finally if the ambassador to the united nations does not exercise the veto against in tight -- and the entire resolution i will introduce similar legislation to restrict funding to the ambassador's office. for decade the of this is shipping to israel and united states is over political and personal differences if to interests where enough to overcome ideolog

when daniel patrick moynihan, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. [applause] when he passionately objected to the resolution he told the general assembly, the abomination of anti-semitism has been given the appearance of international sanction. what we have here is a lie. and it was precisely because of this lie and the fact that the general assembly does not act fairly towards israel that we worked over the last year with israel, the european union canada, and other nations to convened the first ever meeting on anti-semitism in the very same u.n. general assembly that gave us a zionism is racism. the late great moynihan would not have believed the scene in the general assembly hall on january 22, this year, when more than 50 countries, including a good number that i voted for the 1975 resolution, and people of all states took the podium not only to denounce anti-semitism and attacks like the barbers killings in paris that had occurred on january 9, but also to commit their countries to take concrete steps to stop its alarming rise. going forward, a

characterization made famous by a past member of this body, the late daniel patrick moynihan. i call on all members of this body including my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to join me in one voice supporting our ally israel against the jackals. in the coming days, perhaps as soon as the debate over the budget resolution next week, i will propose legislation that reaffirms the long-standing policy of funs to continue to defend israel tense attacks at the united nations and other international agencies. i i urge all members of this body clawing my colleagues on the other side of the aisle who have a long history of supporting israel to join me in supporting such legislation. further, should the united nations, its subordinate agencies the international criminal court or any other international agency take adverse action against israel, i will consider introducing legislation to restrict u.s. funding for the offending agency. finally, if the united states ambassador to the united nations does not exercise the american veto in the security council against any anti-israe

and i begin while i was still young reading work by people like irving kristol and daniel patrick moynihan, reading commentary magazine in the public interest and listening to and considering in a serious way alternative ways of helping people who were in need that did not involve large state-run bureaucracies and especially empowering the institutions of civil side he to deliver the health, education, and welfare benefits that they historically have been so good at delivering. it does not mean that i am a libertarian. i am not. i don't think the government has no role. has an important role including in helping to provide a safety net for circumstances like those we found ourselves and as a nation during the depression. my conservatism is not a libertarian wing but i do believe in limited government. government should be small but strong and government should assist in no way impede or usurp the autonomy or authority or integrity of the institutions of civil society. society. government should not try to replace the family or the church in the civic association when it comes to those fund

when daniel patrick moynihan the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. passionately objected to the resolution -- [ applause ] -- actually objected -- >> samantha power at the aipac conference and the just shortly after she finishes speaking we will hear from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we're going to take a short break and be back with a lot more of "the rundown." why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. head for the cemetery! (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) b