this time around, he could not generate any enthusiasm for the world cup in ansia because it is such unfreeountry. every country which has hosted the world cup in the last three years -- brazil, south africa -- has had domestic problems. russia is not the perfect country. germany expecting everyone to be perfect, but we are not perfect. we by far are not a perfect country. they are stealing money, cheating the ioc. we are not fitting in this perfect expectation of german public opinion and german media to deliver a perfect world cup. as atheless, for me russian citizen, it will be a huge event. peter: are you enthusiastic about the upcoming soccer world cup? erik: absolutely. i covered it in germany and in brazil four years ago. i think the world got to see what real germany is like in 2006 with the world cup here. there were a lot of outdated views of germany. seeing what a frfriendly, smilig country this is, it was a great tournament and hopefully will be a great tournament in russia as well and the world will get to learn more about russia away from putin and away from politics. that exa

for the time they leave work, now they are spent rest of that unfree. time getting ready to come back to work again. they have a choice who to work for. whole point is, whoever they work for, that's the bargain they get. [applause] >> did you hear that little bit at the end? >> yes, they have a choice who they work for. but, that's my whole point here. that's what i will dwell on. people have choices. people have choices when they take a job. they have choices when they buy in and they have choices when they engage in commercial transactions where people don't have choices is when they deal with government. to my mind, one of the strongest gates for capitalism when we carve out space that is voluntary transactions. i agree, self-expression, individual autonomy. these are the goods we're seeking. it's clear in the case of the modern american market economy, where people are living free lives is not only outside of their work lives. we heard about the working class and capitalist. what i want to emphasize here is that as a kids these days say, everybody i

to imagine a person living a free life and watching her unfrees and sisters live lives.wing they have human dignity and living in a world that they cannot see that is one of the ways the memorialization process on this campus can animate and help our students understand why we pursue the kind of education we pursue here at georgetown. >> you talked about what the renaming civilized. some people would say that is just a symbol. that is easy. in making that judgment, they made their judgment and long time ago. what are the behaviors and reactions that we have to take to not talk about that legacy of years ago but to do with reality today? you studied this. you lived this. we are in the chapel but if you don't believe what are twitter grammar talked about, if it is in a matter of spiritual conversion, one of the moral qualities? what are the civic virtues that we need to deal with at a time when this? >> i think at the heart of white supremacy we think about the power it tries to consolidate, but white supremacy is also about stripping dignity from others and being unable t