made an issue out of it this by inviting eldridge cleaver, jerry rubin, and abbie hoffman, and tom hayden, that founder of saying yes. the president said, we can't do that. had they come here to speak, the university would have gone on to the legislature very drastically. the thing about frank rose, was, he knew what battles were worth fighting and what battles were not. for instance, we had a program here called emphasis. it started in 1966. bobby kennedy was the first keynote speaker for emphasis when he was senator. he kicked it off. you would bring in people to discuss issues from various sides. emphasis 67 was called revolution. and it involved revolutions, and it was the 50th anniversary of the bolshevik revolution in russia. there was a magazine that accompanied it that had articles in it. one of them was about the 2.5 sector. this is about black students from berkeley. her father was a member of the american communist party. she wrote an article condemning the american position. on the other side, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the army chief of staff of staff, i think

tom hayden is the author of 20 many articles.e has spent more than 50 years and social movements, beginning with the freedom rides of 1960. he was founder of sds, students for a democratic society. he was a high-profile leader of the antiwar movement. hayden has lectured other colleges. is author of six is ,elling and award-winning books including "they marched into sunlight." he won the pulitzer prize for national reporting in 19 a three and has been nominated on three other occasions. marilyn young is a professor of history at new york university where she teaches on u.s. foreign-policy, the politics and culture of postwar u.s., as well as on history of modern china and the history and culture of vietnam. she is the author of numerous .ooks en.ally, robert shank he will be moderating this afternoon's discussion. he is author of 14 original full-length plays and the movie, "the quiet american." he has won the pulitzer prize, tony award, and has been nominated for two emmy awards. tonyopted his own award-winning play "all the way

they've been doing this since 1968 and tom hayden and the sds disrupting the democratic convention inof the composition of these crowds? a lot of it looks organized. some of them look to be, like, bernie sanders supporters at least. what level of sophistication is there, you know, to separated from any real organic anger or animosity? >> well, certainly i think there's a level of organization that's very professional in it. some of the people there's rumors that they're getting paid to do this by move on.org. and well organized anarchists, which is a little bit of an ironiy. and then if you look at the 17 people arrested inform costa mesa, they were all millennials in the 19 to 23-year-old range, and they all want supposedly bigger government. and the bigger government they got was riot police. so i think they all had common core literature classes or they don't understand irony. charles: let's talk about anaheim because there you had the entire city council try to denounce donald trump because they didn't agree with him. do towns get to do that in your state? >> well, thankfully i'm