i went to one of those dinners recently and it was heavy on university professors. i happened to lecture at the university of southern mancha, in spain, and at the university of southern california. i mentioned at this dinner that i was impressed by how active my students were in protesting the warrant guys that a colleague said that that was also true with his university. and that students also were out in the streets over issues like gender and police violence. but a 3rd professor said that he was disappointed. he said that all of us should be in the streets to protest what appears to be the world's march toward nuclear war. he said that his students understand this may acknowledge it, but they're so afraid of a nuclear armageddon that they're silenced by that fear and all the while our governments ignore the overall danger. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 when i was a young boy growing up in a small rural town in the us state of pennsylvania, our school had to practice an exercise once a month. that exercise was what to do in the event that the soviet union attacked us with nuclear

i went to one of those dinners recently and it was heavy on university professors. i happened to lecture at the university of southern mancha, in spain, and at the university of southern california. i mentioned at this dinner that i was impressed by how active my students were in protesting the warren guys that a colleague said that that was also true with his university. and that students also were out in the streets over issues like gender and police violence. but a 3rd professor said that he was disappoint.

i went to one of those dinners recently and it was heavy on university professors. i happened to lecture at the university of southern mancha, in spain, and at the university of southern california. i mentioned at this dinner that i was impressed by how active my students were in protesting the warrant guys that a colleague said that that was also true with his university. and that students also were out in the streets over issues like gender and police violence. but a 3rd professor said that he was disappointed. he said that all of us should be in the streets to protest what appears to be the world's march toward nuclear war. he said that his students understand this. they acknowledge it. but they're so afraid of a nuclear armageddon, but they're silenced by that fear and all the while our governments ignore the overall danger. i'm john kerry. uncle, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 when i was a young boy growing up in a small rural town in the us state of pennsylvania, our school had to practice an exercise once a month. that exercise was what to do in the event that the soviet union attacked us with nucle

i went to one of those dinners recently and it was heavy on university professors. i happened to lecture at the university of southern mancha, in spain, and at the university of southern california. i mentioned at this dinner that i was impressed by how active my students were in protesting the warren guys that a colleague said that that was also true with his university. and that students also were out in the streets over issues like gender and police violence. but a 3rd professor said that he was disappointed. he's.