so with that, please join me in welcoming sohrab ahmari. [applause] >> my friends, thank you all for being here. i should start to think that ungrateful to the foundation and the american conservative for cosponsoring this gathering. thanks especially to emile force steadfast work for my support and thanks to the other panelists, not least senator rubio who has shown genuine and real leadership in pushing his party got my party, to rethink some of its political economic dogmas, and who's been kind enough to take to bolster endorses book and to take time out of it is a legislative scheduled to appear at this event. so to begin i would like to pan out to a global picture. freedom have been warning of a democratic recession beginning in the 1970s and then especially after the collapse of the soviet union. dozens of societies built coercion gave way to ones built on consent. more recently, however, coercion has made a comeback with regions backsliding into club authoritarianism and ideological dictatorship to. see the severity of freedom's glob

with that please join me in welcoming sohrab ahmari. [applause] my friends thank you all for beingg here. i should start by saying that i'm grateful to the foundation and the americann conservative for cosponsoringng this gatheri. thanks especially to emile for his steadfast support for my work and the other panelists and senator who was shown genuine every leadership in pushing my party to its political dogmas and kind enough to endorse this book and to take time out at the busy legislative scheduled to appear at this event. to begin it like to out to a global picture. for years now defenders of freedom have been warning of a democratic recession. beginning in the 1970s and then especially after the collapse of the soviet union, dozens of societies delbanco version gateway to one built on consent. more recently however it's maybe depressing comeback with many backsliding into hateocracy authoritarianism and dictatorship. to see the severity of its consider a single news story from china with the democratic horizon opened up by early ma

about five or six years ago they accidentally called me and said that sohrab read your book 30 years ago. he was on the bed and was martyred four or five years ago. narratives throughout aisar and the saga of women who considered their duty at that time to help the wounded in the war. there was very little sand at that time, but because we had seen a series of rescue courses under the supervision of the army at the beginning of the revolution, and we quickly entered the hospitals in the region. now these memories have been found in a book called his daughters. company hospital. each part had a name. for example , there was a part of the acceptance department. it was a forgiveness in the clinic they told him that he found his clinic. outpatient clinic. since we were working there , we became known as o pidi's girls. mina kamai , one of the aid workers during the holy defense era , has eloquently expressed her memories of that time in this book. a simple intimate tone that is in the book. due to the friendly tone... from the time of the revolution and the imposed war until the martyrdo

with that join me in welcoming sohrab amari. >> thank you all for being here. i should start by saying i am grateful to the american conservative for cosponsoring this gathering. thanks to emile's steadfast support for my work and thanks to the other panelists, not least senator rubio who has shown leadership in pushing my party to reclaim its dogma. both to endorse this book and not to taketime out of a busy legislative schedule . so to begin, i'd like to pan out to a global picture. four years now defenders of freedom have been warning of a democratic recession. beginning in the 1970s, and then especially after the collapse of the soviet union dozens of societies built on coercion gave way to one built on consent. more recently however, coercion had made a depressing come back with many regions back flooding into kleppe tock receipt, authoritarianism and ideological dictatorships . o to see the severity of freedoms global fund consider a single news story from china where the leading democratic horizons opened up by earlier market reforms s have been shuttere

first sohrab ahmari, of course, the founder and editor of compact magazine. a contributing editor to our publication, the american conservative. and a contributing writer for the new statesman. previously, he spent nearly a decade at news corp as an editor and columnist with the wall street journal in new york, london, and as the op ed editor, the new york post. his book, which we're here to discuss, is, of course, tyranny inc how private power crushed american liberty and what to do about it. just out from penguin random house. if you haven't picked up a caveat, please do. next, marco rubio, of course, the senior u.s. senator from florida and the author most recently of of decadence how our spoiled elites blew america's inheritance of, liberty, security and prosperity, which was published earlier this year. matthew stoller is director of research at the american economic liberties project and author of the 100 year war between monopoly power and democracy. published by simon and schuster in 2019, soler has served as a policy adviser to the senate budget comm

head coach of the national weightlifting team , announced the addition of olympic and world champion sohrabi to the national team's technical staff. mustafa mohammad, a 25-year-old defender and iraqi national team player, signed an official contract and became a member of the egyptian premier league team of rafsanjan, and with the announcement of the karate federation, saeed niko khashelt was introduced as the manager of the national teams . thank you for being with me thursday and friday sports news, have a good time , thank you very much and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, salaam, the news section at 18:00, the death toll of zionists in the armed operation of palestinian youths in quds has increased to 3. one of the dead is a zionist rabbi who was the head of the khassam court in asdod. several people were injured in this shooting operation. according to the zionist army radio, the perpetrators of this operation were two brothers. the palestinian media reported the martyrdom of these two brothers. some media reports the number of perpetrators of

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