let's ask doctor susan brown, el, from the university of missouri st. louis, she is a sports anthropologist and an expert on china and the limpid games. susan, welcome. thank you, my pleasure to talk with you today with the us china relations. so thorny, we are reminded of those 1936 berlin summer games often referred to as the nazi olympics, wanting to one up the 1932 los angeles games. adolph, hitler built a 100000 seat stadium among other facilities. german jewish athletes were barred in some other countries, didn't send jews to compete, so as not the offend, be fewer and some athletes chose to boycott. and when american jesse owens, one gold, hitler incensed stormed out of the stadium, rather than congratulating a black man's back to the future. a professor, what is at stake politically in these beijing games? well, i think it is important to remember that the stakes are not quite as high as they were during the cold war, even in the hitler era. because what we have here is actually a new diplomatic tool that as far as i've been able to figure out, has ne

he's also a professor of criminology and criminal justice at the university of missouri st. louis.he 12th. what do you expect it to show? >> we expect it to show with respect to homicide a somewhat more mixed picture in '21 than we saw in 2020. in 2020, nearly every city we looked at experienced a rise in homicide and in many cases, very large rises. this year the situation is somewhat different. we do have cities you've mentioned a few of them, we do have cities that are showing very, very large rises, albuquerque, new mexico, austin, texas, portland, oregon. we have other cities, however, milwaukee, boston, dallas, cleveland that are experiencing in some cases, sizable declines. so the homicide picture this year, though we have a long way to go is somewhat more mixed than what we were seeing last year. >> why do you think that is? >> i think in part it's because some of the conditions that appear to have been associated with the rise last year have subdued somewhat. the pandemic although with the resent omicron outbreak, you know, all bets may be off on that one but generally spe

he is a professor of economics at the university of missouri at st. louis and is a senior fellow at the common sense society. >> thanks, john. today, i would like to talk about what i think needs to happen in american education to give america its best chance to even have a future. i want to talk about the american civics project. the progressives have pretty much illuminated civic education and there is connecting narrative the tears down rather than builds up the kind of system needed to sustain our free-market democracy and constitutional republic. we are now looking at the mounting consequences of their success. so the question is, is there anything that can be done? simply resurrecting the civic education of our parents and grandparents won't work. it actually failed. and it failed at a time when cultural inertia was much more on our side. i submit that we need a new kind of civic education, one that makes the moral case for our way of life by explaining why our free-market democracy is basically a highly evolved system of cooperation made sustainable

rose from the university of missouri at st. louis and is a senior fellow at the common sense society. >> thank you stop i would like to talk about what i think needs to happen in american education. it gives america its best chance to have a future. i want to talk about the american civics project. civet -- civic education has been much eliminated and there is connecting narrative the tears down rather than builds up the kind of system needed to sustain our free-market democracy and constitutional republic stop we are now looking at the mounting consequences. is there anything that can be done? simply resurrecting the civic education of our parents and grandparents won't work. it actually failed. it failed at a time when cultural inertia was on our side. i submit that we need a new kind of civic education, one that makes the case for a way of life by explaining why our free-market democracy is basically a highly evolved system of cooperation made sustainable by our constitutional republic. the essence of cooperation is as simple as i

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