progress, indivisible and sort of one time progress is possible and innocuous. only when it is a subject to the control of reason and hitler's idea of progress. and hitler did clearly have an idea of progress. we saw this when we discussed hitler at length in last week's material in sahara's size. that was a perverse mockery of the enlightenment ideal, but in some sense this is in the eye of the beholder. hitler, as you read in the table talks, believed that he had followed and was following. still, even in 1945, just to his suicide, a rational framework of progress for aryans, at least as saw them. what was tantamount to genocide to the capital h of the europe's jewish population, to eugenics, to total war, and ultimately turned proved to be a catastrophe for. germany, addition to the catastrophic death tolls and scale of genocide to hitler, seemed rational. in any case, he surely would not have admitted to or seen himself as being beyond the control reason. as sakharov would think about those terms. and in fact, hitler could have fallen back, among others, on

this is a crazy idea about the progressive, the role of progression, and so on .ich said that you are good things. there the rainbow was taken attributed to the gardens. there 's something like that with the word progress the same thing and with the word development the same thing. hmm, if i'm not mistaken, uh, representatives of the frankish school. odorno said that the freedom of a person is not an opportunity to choose between white and black, but to refuse altogether the prescribed such choice and make one's own choice. we have been for a very long time in time through textbooks. below, by the way, movies , clips, discussions, discussions, they say, that's what there is exactly progress you. do you mind progress and every time you say we don't like it. everyone tells you, well, you're not a progressive person. you are some kind of retrograde. that is why i would like to stop this question. your citizens are ours all the time brainwashed by itself this theory of progress. she is extremely controversial debatable. and in general, i don’t think that it has the ri

jayapal: as we said, overwhelm magazine jotter of progressive kau -- majority of progressive caucus members said that is unacceptable. reporter: has the president given you any assurances that was taken off the table in negotiations? ms. jayapal: we have continued to make our position clear to the white house and i think you've seen that they've heard us and made a number of statements. we just have to be clear about standing up for janet. that was so powerful from jan. every one of us has these calls that getting every day and these republicans act like somehow they control the discussion here. they have one house. they have one house of the three. and let me tell you, they have power in the appropriations process. they just can never get their own extreme ideas through. that's why these things haven't become law. because they've tried and they haven't gotten them through. that's why they pulled back their appropriations bills. because they can't square with the phrerpb people that they're not going to see any cuts when they're saying we're going to increase defense spending and we're goin

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unfortunately, they are threatening to undo all this progress by letting us default. their budget that was attached to their debt ceiling increase, they tie them together. you all know this, but for the listeners. saying we are not going to increase the debt every president has done for the last 6 million years, never had anything done unless you pass our budget. their budget would put 21 million people at risk of losing medicaid. it would cut federal law enforcement by 28,000 personnel. fbi, dea, etc. it would cut 100,000 teachers and support staff. it would cut 30 million veterans health care visits. i increased the v.a. budget because veterans were in such difficult shape having trouble getting opponents -- appointments and the like. according to moody's, their budget plan would eliminate 780,000 jobs. it would eliminate 780,000 jobs. america's debt has accumulated over 200 years. my predecessor, in the four years he was president, increased the total debt by 40%. four years. by the way, even during that period, the republican party voted to increase the debt limit

this project is from the group of pioneers of the progress of iran . the 366 mw power plant will enter the country's electricity circuit. 80 million and 35 billion tomans have been invested. since the beginning of the project, we have had 600,000 man-hours of manpower. next to the semnan industrial town , it is built to meet the needs of the province's industries. 366 madabads for semnan province, which have been consumed in about 700 robots, are a very large number, and this can lead to several factories. steel or pelletizing practically the cost of a negative number due to the blackout will not be imposed on iran due to the plans of the country that the electricity supply of al-hashil industries and the investments of the complexes can be provided, so the complex was taken so that the electricity repair required by the chaos complex can be done with the investment . mines and metals is one of the members of iran's advanced propulsion group. in addition to the construction of the semnan power plant , it is also responsible for a large project in the i

of the country depends on science and technology, the progress of the country depends on the progress of science and technological work . it seems to me that this means in asian countries we have to try harder. some countries have oil income as much as kerman. they have income from this area. and in the field of software, you can do a lot of work, and they have a lot of income. this is the economic sector . what mr. wazir said, but what we had before has improved in economic growth in the field of digital economy . note that it is made of glass, i would have reached the seventh point very much economic growth in the field of digital economy is good. young people are ready, they are ready for jobs, and the fields of their employment must be provided. in universities, they are looking for when they will be provided with work. you can do this with the companies that work with you. prepare for them to come with enthusiasm and serve the country to the best of their ability. among the good things they mentioned in the national information network , it was one of the government's plans. base

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the final criteria is demonstrated progress. leadership capacity action plan, which needs to include those metric milestones, goal and monitoring all of that to hopefully be able to demonstrate progress. host: frank in chicago, independent line. caller: good morning, quick question for you. appreciate learning all of this. i saw the dod was on the list in a couple of areas, particularly weapons -- acquiring weapons, financial -- they never passed an audit, they cannot be audited. you are reviewing the department of defense, the pentagon, i want you to go more into the action plan. they spend almost a trillion dollars of our money every year. host: we will leave it there. guest: the caller has landed on employing issues that we are focused on and we work closely with dod to acknowledge the actions that have happened and acknowledge what needs to happen. getting to a clean, financial audit remains elusive. that is something we are very much focused on that we raise with congress, we work with the department of defense on. another

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so thiss is an area that we again, have seen progress in. there is a director at the office of personal management so that is good news there's that leadership commitment at the top. but then goingel forward, we wil continue to work with them as they are working on their own human capitale challenges and also working with federal agencies across the government as they are trying to meet their hiring challenges. >> let's hear from john jonathon from minnesota, democrat line. >>>> yeah. two things -- i'm fromll a rural district, of course, many farmers here -- when the ppe -- or being given out during the pandemic some of the farmers werere splitting their farms to have the mother that 20,000 or father got 20,000 and son got 20,000. some of that money was to go to payroll, then they used that money to pay each other as employees, and further more the bankers told these people and they're good republicans. you know conservative people the bankers told them do not pay those loans back. they won't come after you so i think that was a huge fraud g

so we're seeing progress that that and we just have to take action to accelerate that progress if we'reactually going to have a shot achieving equality in the in the short term. thank you i mean what i really love about the book is that it takes something that i think lot of us care about maybe get in the on get drawn into conversations about you know are the origins gender inequality natural. you know is it can a culture really change and instead you just say like, look at these laws, you know, look the look at the way these laws are stacking the deck and it gives something so concrete to look to when it comes to change. you know, as the there's the cases you provide show there's no no one place to start or know when it comes to creating change you start from wherever you're at and whether it's in your workplace or your your civic, you know, you, you agitate for these policies from from wherever that standpoint is. and i think it just gives a really good sense of hope to see this progress that's been happening internationally. and and there's just no reason really why it shouldn't happ

so this is an area that we, again, have seen progress in. there is a director at the office of personal management. so that is good news. there is that leadership commitment in time, but then going forward. we will continue to work with them as they are working on their own human capital challenges, as well as working with federal agencies across the government as they are trying to meet their hiring challenges. >> let's hear from john, johnson minnesota, democrats line. john. >> two things, i am from a rural a district, and, of course, many farmers here. when the claude ppe -- were being given out during the pandemic, some of the farmers were splitting their farms up so they could have the mother got 20, 000, the father got 20, 000, so the son got 20,000. some of that money was to go to payroll, then they use that money to pay each other as employees. and, furthermore, the bankers told these people, and they are good republicans, conservative people, bankers told them, do not pay those loans back. they won't come after you. so i think that

mccarthy saying progress made but more progress required. what does that look like? kailey: one of those negotiating on mccarthy's behalf is financial services chairman patrick mchenry. he walked out of a meeting earlier today saying there is forward progress but each time there is progress, the issues that remain become more difficult and more challenging. where we understand they are finding alignment according to bloomberg from colleagues may be on raising the debt limit for two years and capex spending for two years. we understand that defense spending will increase 3%, which would be aligned with what president biden requested. all of that to say there is going to be compromise on both sides. republicans may be disappointed with the amount of ground given because this would be, in theory, more limited than the bill they passed. on the democratic side, work requirements has been a challenging one. many have publicly expressed displeasure about how much president biden may be willing to give. which brings me to the point. even if we get a handshake deal between th

we've looked at capital and labor and progressive reforms. today we're looking at how the life of one crucially important figure from this period helps the flesh out. and kind of concrete life some of those abstract ideas that we've been looking at so today we're looking at the life and career theodore roosevelt. not the last time that we'll come back to him in this class. but today kind of just specifically geared toward him. his life does fit the themes of the gilded age progressive era very well, and it's also part of my area of research. so taylor is primarily teaching institution, but all of your faculty are doing research on their own is time permits. and for me, i've finished writing a book last year on the religious life of theodore roosevelt. so this is a time for me to get to actually talk about some things. i've done some specialized research on so that's just some of the backgrounds of what we're looking at here. again start with stop with questions along the way as appropriate. let me ask you one to start with which is simply i w

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congressional progressive caucus here, what is your message to progressives who are concerned about this deal? >> my messages exactly what i just communicated. we will continue to have a conversation throughout the day, later on this evening and tomorrow in terms of the caucus. what we all are interested in is how many votes of the republicans who negotiated this resolution going to produce? initially we heard that 95% of the house republican conference supports this, that does not appear to be the case. but we also committed to making sure that the house republicans keep their promise to produce at least 150 votes. full stop. the speaker has not asked me for a number. it is my expectation that house republicans will keep their commitment to produce at least two thirds of their conference which is approximately 150 votes. democrats are committed to making sure that we do our part and avoid a default. >> the speaker has said that democrats have nothing in this bill, would you agree with that? >> i just outlined three broad areas that president biden should be commended for in terms of dem

there were statements from the congressional progressive caucus.gresswoman paul, there were statements from the congressional black caucus. from the chairman, stephen horror per. all those members and more, we are not seeing a lot of statements from the progressives on the democratic side. i think that underscores this point. they want to see what is in the deal text. look, the reality is, frankly, if you want objectively look at this, i think democrats have been quite reasonable throughout this entire debacle, if you will. they didn't have conditions for raising the debt ceiling. they just thought it was time to raise it. we raised it under donald trump three times. let's raise that here under joe biden. it was republicans in the house specifically who said, no, we're not gonna raise this debt ceiling without some conditions. unless there is something absolutely egregious in the tax when we get it tomorrow, i think that folks should expect there will be very little fanfare from progressives on the specifics of the bill. more likely about the proce

our campaign is making progress.to talk more about this. what do you make of this kind of active campaign, destroy pride? >> yeah, it is active, very coordinated. it is very well funded. it is targeting these big companies who have been doing this for decades now. participating with the lgbtq community for decades now. i think what we are seeing now in the brands we are seeing headlines are the brands who are backing down -- letting threats of violence stop them from moving forward. i think where the bullies are winning, they are making the headlines. the 90s of the world, the north faces. the l.a. dodgers. where they are standing up, standing their ground. they are not making the headlines. in the pride month, there are hundreds of companies that do not participate in pride month. it is part of supporting our community, and celebrating our community. it is a really important month for us. this is a stark reminder why pride month is so important. this pushback, these threats. this dangerous behavior that we are seein

to meet that's productive not progress but productive. exit chairman present what's the most pressing challenges? is it coming into focus at all here? >> i can see where the framer can be. he got to people willing to get to that point. [inaudible] >> no. no dissent question he had with me. i don't give up. i do not give up on the american people. i don't think it is productive. too often in life you want to take the easy way out but what would it do if he just raise the debt ceiling and did nothing else? you would make the problem even worse going forward. i was not elected to do that. the other part is if you kick it for a short time. how could that be productive? we have got to get on with our lives. got to the economy stronger. who at the curb employee inflation. we have be less dependent on china but that means changing the behavior here. i'm willing to fight to make that happen. and on nothing is agreed to join you and the prez are that far apart? >> we would not agree to talk if we did not think is productive and we cannot come to a

what progress do we want? are we willing to trade off some of the benefits for some of the risk because we're facing a world which is more, more globalized? so we are up against the other parts of the world, which do not always play with the same rules. the, there are geo political issues in the past of the world where there is less food. and we need to find ways to get food to those parts of the was either $28.00 or 2 producing it themselves and to produce more food on the same amount of land. because we found use more land. ecologies more resources the c one cities or the moment just simply the command, they sort of must have a lovely yes accumulate going on. we come into it seem to be side me list the toner last, the plug issue that's got on your plan. okay? and remember, we want to be in dallas, you may be called the do you imagine the number of friendly diseases that are in every family today is not due to new viruses or new microbes that have been found in all price concepts? once that's not true. so it

we were not living up to the promise of progress. [speaking french] # #, [speaking french] >> if we don't step up, other forces will step in. as like-minded democracies as major economies, we need to work together to meet this moment. we need to stand up for what we believe in and be honest with ourselves about where we're not doing enough. we need to engage with the world and put in place policies that reinforce our values everywhere. if we believe in freedom, equality, a healthy environment, rule of law, then we have to believe it for everyone. in the aftermath of 2008 there was a lot of distrust and anger, understandable anger from citizens. gdp grew, but wages stalled and the promise of progress, that promise that each generation would do better through the hard work of the one before no longer seemed to hold true. so by the mid teens, people were faced with a political choice. one was to burn it all down. to attack our institutions, to be isolationist, protectionist, nativist. the other, was to roll up our sleeves and get to wor

the progress, well, we haven't had the progress monitoring at this level, but we had the assessments of how they have been used over the years. >> so, i'm going to talk about implementation because that's what you have mentioned, right, the implementation and with -- we do have collaborated with stanford researchers to look at our implementations -- >> my question, these assessments have been off track for a while, so what i'm asking is how we have been internally monitoring how our students are doing and recalibrating to make change, if there are any specific examples that staff has been monitoring on behalf of our students and making change. >> i appreciate your question, commissioner motamedi and so, i'm going to say, i think two things we've been doing. we do look -- in collaboration with our pa101 and want to thank them for their work in looking at had math milestones and what led us to this point, it's given information on sfruks but not greater information that we have needed with calibrations with the standards and some of the broader exposure that we want to have, you know,

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>> everything progress my favorite super jets for sure. do and the ability or the melting can produce airplanes these days is incredible progress and waiting for the want to fly very low. pricing of the airplanes go by but. >> cannot wait to their too. >> really excited for? vaccine and enjoy everything hereunder country has to offer. honestly all the men and women have served for us. this is the reason we are here because of them progress overall this will showcase army's best technologies, career opportunities and of course honor our nation's heroes. >> what a great opportunity for us to connect the military with the community. as of the health recruiting all those folks it will follow the footsteps of the real meaning of this weekend. you folks have obviously given the ultimate sacrifice for let us do what we are doing today progress this event will go on throughout the weekend. so far weathers on our side reporting your from miami beach, florida i am brenda campbell back to arthel. arthel: okay brenda campbell thank you very much, bill

the progress, well, we haven't had the progress monitoring at this level, but we had the assessments of how they have been used over the years. >> so, i'm going to talk about implementation because that's what you have mentioned, right, the implementation and with -- we do have collaborated with stanford researchers to look at our implementations -- >> my question, these assessments have been off track for a while, so what i'm asking is how we have been internally monitoring how our students are doing and recalibrating to make change, if there are any specific examples that staff has been monitoring on behalf of our students and making change. >> i appreciate your question, commissioner motamedi and so, i'm going to say, i think two things we've been doing. we do look -- in collaboration with our pa101 and want to thank them for their work in looking at had math milestones and what led us to this point, it's given information on sfruks but not greater information that we have needed with calibrations with the standards and some of the broader exposure that we want to have, you know,

another state that has seen a lot of progress is maryland.e has signed progressive laws on abortion, gender-affirming care and gun reform just to name a few. and joining me now is governor wes moore of maryland. i now get to officially congratulate you many months later on becoming the first black governor of maryland. it was a big win i think for progressives. it was historic. and i want to let you just talk about how you all have gotten off the ground running. because we're seeing a style of governing in states like florida that feels very punitive. how do you see the job of governor? and what are you trying to do? >> i think one of the things we're doing here in maryland is we're progressive values are something we're getting not just democrats, but mostly even republican support for, where, when we say that we are not going to be a say that's going to force people to justify their humanity, that we are going to be a state that says that reproductive health and abortion care should be a decision between a woman and horror her doctor, and n

the progress is progress of moving forwards, whatever. and using any technology we are capable of inventing. but it's not because we know how to do something that it's useful that it's good for, for the people we, we should put some intelligence on what technology and what progresses. i don't think that progress is viewed in the future generations house by using tons of chemicals that, that can, that can create disease and he's cancer to, to someone who's trying to use a textbook. the if we went today was a profession, your principal problem. you really don't have airplanes, and these would not exist because everything, sometimes they fall down. so there is a risk. we would not have automobiles because every year in europe, how many 5060000 people die with the accidents. so progression, reprints the point i think is a disaster. and yet, this is once we all know one more advocating. and you applies these 200 culture. we are farming in europe with less substances. then most americans, most of the americans use this tools, you know, seats be

progress being made? where do things stand? >> we are getting to the point where things are complicated. there's also work requirements in there for some social programs, and you've seen progressives come out and say, hey, biden we're not cool with this, we can't have tis, it's not a good look and you're going to see some progressive members potentially not support a final agreement. to the same point republicans say that's very important to them. i've talked to a couple of members who think that ultimately we're going to have an agreement and folks further to the left or right might not be included. it'll be interesting to see exactly how progressives wind up putting pressure on the biden administration here, but i think there's also a sense they could potentially do it. >> you're right to pick out on the left certainly crumbling about this. the key to the deal might be, hey, here's what we're agreeing to. people we've talked to in d.c. wondering what's mccarthy's incentive to get a deal down now? >> i mean he could but that r

the girl to diagnose- _ progression. the girl to diagnose. from - progression.ion. the girl to - diagnose. from years down to months. first task — follow the red dot, you'll see itjumping on the screen and your task is simply to follow it. 0k, what we're actually measuring is the response time and the ability of your brain to calculate ahead of time where it needs to reach at the end. right, 0k. by digitally mapping the position of my face and features, it's able to precisely trace my eyes' micro movements without the need to restrain my head in a fixed position. you're going to follow the dot to the other direction. the test is designed to be quick and painless, and accessible for people, even in remote parts of the world. but the company is some way from fda approval. it's looking for partners to validate its technology. how do you know that this, you know... that this works? that this works! yeah, so, there are over 750 papers published in the last 20—25 years showing that there are deep correlations between ocular markers and the progression of these disease

unfortunately, they are threatening to undo all this progress by letting us default.heir budget, they promote that it is attached to their debt ceiling increase. and they have guided together now on i want to make that clear. you all know this. but they tied it together, they said we will not increase the debt that every president has done over last 6 million years here. unless you are we are proposing. there budget 21 million people at risk of losing medicaid. it would cut federal law enforcement 28,000 is in l. 28,000 -- 28,000 personnel. it would cut 100,000 teachers and support staff. it would cut 30 million, 30 million health. i increased the budget because the veterans were in such a difficult shape having trouble getting appointments and the like. and according to moody's there budget plan would eliminate 780,000 jobs. it would eliminate 780,000 jobs according to this. america's debt has accumulated over 200 years and my prejudice -- predecessor, in the four years he was president, increase the total debt by 40%. in four years. four years let's be clear, by the

you are not only the progressive caucus in the congress having questions, but a lot of the progressivencluding -- elizabeth warren signed a letter last week that a conversation about these key programs. well no, -- democrats know how to figured a way to do what's best for the majority of american people. and we're not going to let our country go into recession at the hands of a very extreme right wing conservative republican hostage taking, that should have even gone to this moment. >> to your point, alencia, we know around this time, we're waiting for the white house to be talking to senate democrats to get the readout from that call, what were the core questions on that call. on the republican side, it strikes me that you have negotiator saying, yeah, you're gonna hear about how there are these holdouts. but don't worry, they're gonna be freedom caucus members who vote for us. i think it is notable that you have jim jordan coming out and sounding very optimistic about the steal. talk me through the politics, and the machinations we're gonna see on the republican side. >> so, the firs

that's what we should be uniting progressives. the vote this, week it's important, we're missing the bigger picture. >>, into the show so of course -- people expect us to read it, expect the progressive caucus to meet about, it and this thing may not even be done, who knows what ted cruz and chip roy are gonna be demanding in this bill. you can expect in the progressive caucus, who are the first people to be talking about raising the debt limit, we could be in the situation, the first people pushing against the president so we did not have draconian cuts like this, to be the folks that continue the fight between here and a vote. >> congressman greg hazard, thank you for your time. >> i appreciate that, i appreciate you covering this. it's so important, a really dangerous and scary situation. >> indeed. still ahead, another week another set of new revelations about donald trump's legal woes, and yet he still running for president and leading the gop. see where things stand on as legal exposure after a short break. don't forget befo

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cultivation is in everyone's progress on the part of the country, let them understand that there has been a strategic error among some officials in the past , which has caused damage, and that neglect of this vital apparatus is the power, greatness, and dimensions of the psychological impact of the vital apparatus. i'm saying that i heard this from people from the people themselves, in the form of a collection of consumption, who lied to me, today 's corpse will be spent on education before the country's budget , that is, in the eyes of an education disturber, the name is known , what will be the result, in my opinion, passing through difficulty progressed as we seek all-round progress we are a country, there are difficult hurdles on this path, without the help of education , it is not possible to pass through these hurdles , ayatollah khamenei, referring to the consensus of many experts and experts, and the school's central role in solving the country's problems, added that these experts say that if in the past 20 years, we had taken care of the school issue, today there were not ma