left, who is the redeemer class, are they always looking for one? david: the other thing just to carry this analysis a little further. texts thatrxist communists and my generation ead was the communist manifesto. the communist manifesto has two ideas. one is the opening sentence, the hitherto existing societies is the history of class struggle. social war. which is a ridiculous comment. history is not the history of class struggle. idea of the manifesto is, do not forget that karl marx was writing after the great capitalist revolutions and the industrial revolutions of the 18th century, the creation of plowing, market societies, and political democracies. lines manifesto, the next said, described the history of these class struggles. plebeian, slave master and slave, aristocrat, feudal lord and pass in. democracies,ame to capitalist societies and he said the board was a -- the proletariat and the middle class. today it is called the 1% and the 99%. isyou believe that society an oppressive system, everything can be understood in terms of the dominant

rare, they should be irrepairably corrupt, which be something like they could never possibly be redeemed. i think given science and what we know about the brains of about what we know people, it's pretty clear that, redeemed people can be and we should just simply give them the opportunity to prove they are different people than they were decades ago when they committed these crimes. okay, michael calling from herndon, virginia. michael.ning, caller: good morning. host: go ahead, on with jessica pishko. jessica, i've heard that teenagers and what do teenager?r a caller: well, currently in the u.s. we consider under 18 a teenager. consider them youth. caller: correct. get their full mental capacity to make ationale decisions until they are in their 20s, but we allow to vote.e people guest: that's true. i don't really -- i myself am not advocate for the what is considered a i think sus an adult, it is pretty clear that, you know, the government has decided to vote, the cutoff 21 is the cutoff to drink, you cutoff to serve in the military, so i actually don't know that science supports the

we must do what we can to redeem people, redeem the soul of america. we are one people. we are one family. we all live in the same house. not just american house. but the world house. >> as you walk around this, this center, and you look at these photographs, and you see some of the film clips. what's very, very clear is the role, the news media played in, in, bringing your stories, to, to, the american public. and really -- shocking the conscious of -- of the american people. that was -- that was your intent i think. in some of the actions, thatou staged. could the civil rhts movement have succeeded, without that coverage. without, without, journalism? >> without journalism. >> what television. >> without journalism. without television, with that grave courageous cameraman. reporters, very, very dangerous david. very dangerous. to be a reporter. to have a, pencil and a pad. to be a photographer. when members of the klan, when people, they just didn't beat on us, they, they tried to destroy the record. whether it was in atlanta. in mississippi. in alabama during the free

the media has an opportunity to redeem itself. i don't know if they can do a mea culpa. but their ratings are so low that they would be smart to try to make some relationship with this new press situation, and try to redeem some of the credibility they lost with the american people. jesse: anthony is a very personable guy, he has a ton of friends here in manhattan. speaking of menldsing fences -- mending fences, i think melissa mccarthy from "saturday night live" will have to find new material after sean spicer left. let's look back at some of her performances. >> i would like to begin today by apologizing on behalf of you to me for the way you have treated meet last two weeks, and that apology is not accepted. i'm not here to be your buddy. i'm here to swallow gum and take names. jesse: it was a hilarious portrayal, but we are hearing why donald trump was sometimes disappointed in expires is that spoof hit a nerve. >> i think "saturday night live" should leave the comedy to "watters world" and america would be laughing a lot more. they have become so bias. jesse: i agre

seized control of the historical narrative to substantially redeem his reputation and position himself as chief authority on robert e. lee's army of northern virginia when lee died. jubal earned866, accolades from northern and southern newspapers for his proficiency as a general and the cherry historian. by 1869, a former confederate general proclaimed early "nearer to the hearts of the southern people than any other man. the story of how early orchestrated his comeback from failure in the shenandoah provides us with new insight as to why confederates lost the war, but won the battle for historical interpretation. several of the most entrenched x confederate arguments about the civil war -- often termed the lost cause arose from his special pleading after he arose from self-employed -- self-imposed exile. every time they utter the phrase that the confederacy was solely because of -- solely because of inferior manpower and materials," early's ghost threads another plume into his grave. when one and critically -- lee, or the fateful confederate ladies of the shenandoah valley, more feath

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and explaining how he tried to redeem himself by being a model prisoner.addition, we not only heard from his lawyer, but we heard from his daughter, and we heard from one of the victims. charlie: who supported parole. >> the most important. he supported parole. but it was more significant than that. he was actually powerfully, emotionally moving in what was supposed to be a fact-based hearing. he talked about what indignity and fear he had suffered as a result of this event. he did not cast that to the side. but he talked about simpson being a good man and that it was not that he was there because he was o.j. simpson's friend for 27 years, he was there because it was the right thing to do. that this sentence was too long, that he himself had only wanted simpson to do one to three years. and he ended his testimony by saying words to the effect, if you want me to come and pick you up when you are released, i will be there for you. it was when you saw simpson well up and you saw finally some really profound emotion and thankfulness for this friendship, and i

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what distinguishes the west is how it's redeemed itself in so many of these areas.me the abolition of slavery is a western invention. not slavery itself, slavery is ubiquitous. the glories of our civilization are not taught. you raise a generation who is taught only about the path though history of one's countryr and they ended up in different oror hating it. that's the problem. i do think it's immigration. i don't think it's the threat of sharia law. it's an internal rot, and i trump addressed that. the civilization has to believe in itself. the beginning of the end of any great civilization, even the not so great, as when they begin to doubt themselves. that happened with the soviets in the 80s, gorbachev was the first who realized this was a rotten system that didn't have , future. that was inhuman and impractical, and that's when it fell apart. >> tucker: so if you articulate a short list of precepts of beliefs that every person coming here or living here ought to share in common, what would they be?wh >> find people floating in the south china sea on the raft, having escaped the

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the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. >>n open letter published on the self-described antifascist website is calling for violence against supporters about donald trump. the irony there. the anonymous letter was published on a site calling it's going down. calling for them to abandon existing government institutions to create a militant anti-trump resistance willing to use force. a freelance journalist who follows the antifascist movement, he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. how realist this? >> 100% true. we are seeing this with a demonstration against milo at berkeley. we've seen that more recently at evergreen. we've seen it at seattle, we'd seen it in a variety of places across the united states, baltimore, mississippi where they are looming, they are sprouting like plants. it's very much real. not enough people i think are paying attention to it unfortunately. >> tucker: are these protests, these demonstrations, in a lot of cases these riots, organized -- a dumb question, but on sites like this? >> absolutely. the

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. >>> all right, the nats coming back to redeem themselves. >> they certainly did. and they sort of had to at this point. they only played their second doubleheader of the year. game two wrapped up a much better showing tonight against the rockies. santa a his buddies hoping to see a strike-out. and the veteran delivered. charlie black made one of the best hitters in the game. starting the game off right. and then in the fourth this is arlen arenado, bye-bye. six strike outs. great night for jackson. and in the fifth, he gets all this one deep to left center. a two-run shot for lynn, his ninth. and the nationals jump ahead to take a two-run lead. brian goodwin, over the wall. the nationals beat the rockies in game two, 3-1. a little history for nationals first baseman ryan zimmerman, in the third inning two on, two out, zimmerman smashing it this to right field and over the fence. that's career home run. why is that important, you ask, well he passes senator legend frank howard. happy to accomplish it in d.c. and happy to have passed howard. >> i obviously respect h

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i said, that jessie helms, and i went on to basically say, he had no social redeeming value.been sent because their state found something good about them. it's your job to look for that. it's always appropriate to question the man and woman's judgment, but never their motive because you don't know it. well, ladies and gentlemen all we do today is seem question motive. there's nothing beyond our capability, beyond our capacity, nothing. focus on that was referenced by a previous speaker. >> it's so different. it's so different. it's so similar in our aspirations. we have the christening, the constitution was to make those aspirations sing. history as demonstrated when we act as one america, we always do well, no matter who is in charge. rich, poor, middle class, black, white, asian, hispanic, gay, transgender. those have been here generations and those who have only come recently. one america. even when it's not easy, which most of the time it's not, even when there are setbacks and attitudes. i always eventually stepped forward. we've always over come. but as martin o'malley,

victim but also to the people of the state of nevada and explaining how he tried to redeem himself by being a model prisoner. in addition, we not only heard from his lawyer but we heard from his daughter and we heard from one of the victims to me the most important, the most important. he supported parole but it was more significant than that. he was actually powerfully emotionally moving in what is supposed to be a fact-based hearing. he talked about what indignity and fear he has sunday as a -- suffered as a result of this event. he didn't toss that aside but he talked about sinceson being a good man. it wasn't he was there because he was o.j. simpson's friend for 20 years, he was there because it was the right thing to do that this sent sentence was tog and he himself want simpson to do one to three years. he ended his testimony with words to the effect if you want me to come pick me up for i don't remember release, i'll be with you, juice. you saw simpson and you saw finally some really profound emotion and thankfulness for this friendship. and i think that that was critical in wh

oil, redeem its money, and use its money to support christian causes. again, kind of a reversal of what we are going to encounter in "giant." the point being, it is not just a political effort, but an industry formed around the ethics of wildcat christianity, that is going to have a real important influence in the years to come. all right. any questions? let's pause now. and as we have made our way into the 1950's, i want to give you a snapshot of two important initiatives that take root in the 1950's. we can talk about religion and culture. we can talk about some key political pivots. they are all important. the bottom line is economics. in the 1950's, we see both independent and major oil looking ways to buttress their own corporate survival at this time. i would like to give you a snapshot of two important initiatives. both of which, but especially the first one, aramco, we will discuss at length on wednesday. these are economic initiatives that demonstrate the entanglements of religion with oil and the politics and global initiatives that are going

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a you know after the compromise of eight hundred seventy seven soldiers leave the south and the redeemers take over the south and they're able to just go hog wild fire all the black people from government and they start the black laws which are the birth of jim crow. and it's this is a legal way of who becomes legal but this sinister way of imprisoning mostly black men and you know farming them out to coca-cola dredging swamps in florida all these sorts of things around this time. there's a train of prisoners that breaks that going through florida and usually they transport these prisoners at night but they train breaks down they get there during the day and all these people mostly white people see all these prisoners who are about to go out and dredge the swamps and they're covered with marks and they remain seated and they're people like oh my god this is horrifying we have to stop doing this this is terrible so happens that fast forward thirty years lynchings a big thing lynchings a problem people start seeing it you know lots of black newspapers are trying to put it out there oh my go

job is not easily influenced by islamic radicalism the desperate man is willing to do all he can to redeem himself but for these men to be sacrificed in the holy war means social redemption and being respected we try to control what goes on in prisons but it's not easy as many of these muslims are in prison for minor crimes for this reason they are not isolated on are in contact with other prisoners so it is easy for them to come into contact with the extremist element but. of course the video that was. at the beginning of the migrant crisis in europe i explained that there was no security field so i said terrorist could come and hide here easily i mean the problem of information exchange is not being adequately addressed by european intelligence services we are all very busy with our own problems and there is no common spirits the interest of some countries prevail over others. watching the hawks week of music specials continues next with singer songwriter chris lists. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation i come here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i rec

has been having a rough go of it lately but don't worry they've redeem themselves by revealing a truth bomb of a story that exposes the single clearest example ever of the mass media collaborating with the oligarchies oh wait they're the ones doing it what is your message to president assad. that. the annex buried and you know. then now that adorable girl is bonna oliver she's eight years old seven at the time of that interview and a syrian refugee living in turkey she's gotten widespread coverage by western mainstream media because of her viral tweets from war torn aleppo the only problem is she's fake man. and i don't mean like she's actually a forty eight year old truck driver or she's being played by prolific method actor daniel day lewis although he could pull it off i agree she's a seven year old girl but she's clearly reading words she doesn't understand syllable by syllable from a script to push regime change made. a once. that children are seen react. and go on in school it leaves a nice we can look at how we can change and we can. together we can help them and trust me i take