knickknack of pride that hundreds of american planes downed somebody gave someone that calm to tom haydeno gave it to peter collier. tom's trip is very romantic. he meets a girl and intellectually lazy and crazy and doesn't see the reality in had no way at all. wondering if johnson called a halt because he didn't want to be blamed for bombing tom hayden but that's the story of romance of socialism as a present today and he ended the chapter he decides that socialism is wonderful because if it's not on - - not finished nobody ebay long can criticize it. >> whether there is a society the model that we might follow? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen that usually the pattern usually get knocked and then they reboot. i do believe americans love business more we can expose to traditional common sense ideas or reading books they don't get to read and highschooler calvin coolidge so to respond with great excitement so to put my foundation we have a scholarship for academic or - - academic merit at the coolidge foundation is kind of like the rhodes scholarship about academic merit

probably gotten away from the bombing and i wonder whether he didn't want to be blamed for bombing tom hayden but that's the story of the romance of socialism which is so present today. and tom's own confusion. the end of the chapter, he decides that socialism is wonderful because it's never finished and as long as it's not finished, no one may criticize it. that's the beauty of it. >> i believe we have time for one more question . >> my question is whether there is a society that has ever successfully woken from socialist anesthesia. is there a model that we might follow to walkback socialist tendencies ? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen before we wake up but that's the usual pattern. the country gets knocked on the head. the country inflates and the country regroups. that's most countries. i do believe americans love business and the more young people we can expose to traditional common sense ideas, i'm talking about for each or decca or reading books thatthey unfortunately don't get to read in high school or learning about calvin coolidge . i see theyrespond with great ex

said hundreds of american planes down and someone gave back home of a downed american plane to tom haydeno gave it to peter collier so tom's trip is a very romantic trip, he meets a girl and absolutely intellectually lazy, crazy and sad because he does not see the reality in hanoi at all he had probably gotten away of our bombing and i'm wondering whether johnson called a halt at that time because he did not want toon be blamed for bombing tom hayden. but that's the story of the romance of socialism which is so presenthe today and tom's own confusion. the end of the chapter he decides that socialism is wonderful because it's never finished and as long as it's not finished no one may criticize it. it. is the beauty of >> we have time for one more question. that was great. my question is whether there is a society that was successfully woken from socialist anesthesia, is there a model that we might follow to walk back socialist tendencies? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen before we wake up but that the usual pattern, the country gets knocked on the head in the country infl

and his intellectual and so recently peter collier died and he gave me a picture that he had that tom haydene him it was the fuselage of the american jet the north vietnamese knickknack that said hundreds of american planes down and someone gave that comb made out of the downed american planes fuselage to tom hayden who gave it to peter collier he said he's very romantic and needs a girl and absolutely intellectually he doesn't see the reality at all although he probably had gotten away. i am wondering but that is the story of the romance and he decides if socialism is wonderful because it never finished and as long as it's not finished that's the beauty of it. >> one more question. >> is there one that has ever successfully broken from socialist anesthesia or a model to follow to walk back? >> i don't want to say something bad has to happen before we wake up at that usual pattern the country is knocked on the head and then be groups. but i do believe americans look in the more young people we can exposed to traditional common sense ideas. and reading books they don't get to read about in hi

deeply involved with the antiwar movement, along with your then husband tom hayden with whom you hadn. you also helped to find, mainly funded the campaign for economic democracy, the california videosn, by your workout and also reached people, to say the least, especially women, millions of women across this country, across the political spectrum. you have done black panther support. you supported the american indian movement. decades of your feminist work supporting v-day. you come out in support of palestinian rightsts. you have engaged in criticism of both president trump and president obama for pipeline building and pipeline politics. so this movement, the fire drill fridays, coming o out of your inspiration from this 16-year-old swedish climate activist. describe it for us. this was not the first time on friday right before your birthday that you got arrested with over 140 other people, leaders and movements across many different fields s coming together around the climate crisis. this was like the fifth time that you got arrested, as you get arrested each week. describe the s s

like you are the underdog so from us eight underdogs which included abbie hoffman, jerry rubin, tom hayden and others. from us eight underdogs to you underdogs and to all the underdogs of the world struggling against oppression, we offer our support. up against the centerfield wall, baltimore. power to the new york mets! sievert. one example of antiwear heroism is my uncle kenny. downtober 15, he turned tickets to the press pass to shea stadium for game four to march against the war or attend the event you mentioned. on game five he was at shea stadium with me when the mets won the world series. he was also with me when we saw the nationals when the world series 50 years later it so it is funny how history can turn around. in my remaining 22 seconds, let me tell you about three issues connected to the antiwar movement and the war. they relate to something mike did mention, since 1991i have been closely associated with the group at the woodrow wilson center called the cold war international history project, whose aim is to get beyond the washington centric version of history that most ameri