basically the turko, monastery and lay people community connected by the relationship and wisdom. what i mean is because tibetan buddhism, like the professor says, tibetan buddhism is mainly mayan practice. it is benefit for all sense and being. not only your aspect. any aspect, even the lay people culture, we drink tea and first we go like this. this is the method. this is what we call wisdom. all wisdom and method has to be inseparable to generate any aspect. that's purely compassion and wisdom and that's what we call it. we use that for the lay people. even the kids start that. generally speaking on our practice we do always compassion and love and inseparable. >> it is not only enough to be smart. you have to know how to use your wisdom. >> yes. >> book learning is not enough. >> no, no. human kindness is one of the most important characters. >> so the system of course, we know that the dali llama is the 14th and so he is part of this reincarnation and is a reincarnation or personification personification. that's why when we go to tibetan shrine we see the image of dali llama

he suggested certain provisions of the voting rights act were a form of "racial entitlement turko >>ink it is treated by very likely attributable to phenomenon that is called perpetuation of racial entitlement it has been written about whenever society adopts racial entitlements. it is very difficult to get at them through the normal political processes. juan: that was justice scalia. we do have a video that had to do with willie steen. i want to turn to investigative reporter greg palast, one of the leading journalists to expose voter disenfranchisement in florida during the 2000 election. this is an excerpt of the film "bush family fortune." >> thousands of black voters when they show u u ued up to vote were turned away because they were listed on voter registers as convicted criminals, but were they? i met with willie's dean -- willie's dean. he was not allowed to vote in florida because jeb election officials said he was a felon. are you a criminal? >> no. no, no at all. never been convicted of any crime. >> but they had you down as a felon. >> yes, they did, but not me. wrong pe