towards reason as the ultimate source of authority and meaning that happened around the time of voltaire and the rest in the 18th century. versus wanting to preserve faith and tradition and national identity and the rest. i think that it greatly simplifies both current world affairs and human history to identify the stuffing in libya with one person with with barack obama well i handed him and he provides you know endless examples of terrible mistakes to terrible cruelties leading to genocides and there are multiple causes of those problems and i will defend barack obama to the grave he's he's one of the finest people i've ever in any and every just and they have lives they live for her and have this conversation for the time being because you clearly identify a present obama with my comment and many people do you still but mr christly with all due respect one doesn't need to go to harvard it's you understand that forcibly into being in a tribal society is bound to produce no good i'm talking about of almost legacy not only in libya but also in syria in yemen etc and you know that tang's

i don't begin even asked him may be the death toll of it just yet just because somebody has read voltaire modest you or i don't know like john locke should be automatically assumed that he or she. he is in lightened. there's a problem with the word in like no chorus because it makes it sound like you're either in like nor you're living in you know darkness and ignorance and that's not really the way that word should be taken although you know some people do take it that way it really should be taken as more embracing the shift towards reason as the ultimate source of authority and meaning that happened around the time of voltaire and the rest in the 18th century. versus wanting to preserve faith and tradition and national identity and the rest. i think that it greatly simplifies both current world affairs and human history to identify the stuffing in libya with one person with with barack obama well i handed him and he provides you know endless examples of terrible mistakes 'd to terrible cruelties leading to genocides and there are multiple causes of those problems and i will defend bara

la ciudad de atlanta y cinco dÍas dest pues los 10 muertos de los que informamos en la ciudad de voltairela universidad. con estas escalofriantes cifras el paÍs continÚa siendo el de mayor afecciÓn por el covid—19. Éste es un ejemplo de una gran tenacidad. jorge eduardo moreno venciÓ al coronavirus y esta vivo de milagro. a sus 31 aÑos saliÓ del hospital luego de ocho meses luchando por su vida. estuvo en coma tres meses . salvador desde california nos relata su calvario y el de su familia y lo que aÚn le falta para recuperarse del todo. >> en silla de ruedas o se eduardo abandonÓ el hospitalen san diego en medio de aplausos cuando las enfermeras y los doctores celebraban que habÍa logrado vencer a el coronavirus tras ocho largos meses de hospitalizaciÓn. de ese tiempo, seis meses los pasÓ en cuidados intensivos y tres en estado de coma. es difÍcil de no poder ver a mi familia. tuve cuatro cirugÍas en la cabeza. >> tambiÉn lo operaron de los pulmones porque se le formaron coÁgulos y todo por causa del coronavirus. su familia tambiÉn sufriÓ, especialmente su madre a quien en tres ocasiones

bueno a propósito la ayuda de voltaire se nos entra con méxico ha sido una luz para las hombres migranteslla no es miembro de ninguna organización pero como enfermera retirada sabe que la ayuda de intereses y el sable se pone disposición de quien son liberados o llegan por su cuenta al país. hablan que va a usar esta persona que conoce nos vamos. de ayudas de recoletos voluntarios nosotros conseguirle ropa limpia pasaje de autobús o simplemente un folato de comida por estas familias en sus hélices y las desde la francesa donde se encuentren sus familiares en cualquier lugar de estados unidos. un joven de 18 aÑos encontró la trágica muerte a cena llevo poco tiempo viviendo el sueÑo americano cuando su vida se ve truncada por una balacera lisa lejano medina habló con la familia nos cuenta el posible de las causas de su muerte. sería una familia guiada por la policía fue el de hallar una propuesta en el barÇa carvajal joven de 18 aÑos quien llega a los pocos meses de su país como desaparecido por su familia pasado 1 de marzo. y él venía con este temor desde allá por eso él se vino para acá p

further problems down the road because if you deny reality once you open the door a second time as voltaireo can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. >> coming from major voices that support donald trump, that donald trump supporters listen to, just one example claiming that it couldn't be trump supporters who took over the capitol. >> yes. >> it had to be antifa. listen. >> there were probably some undercover antifa that dressed as trump people. >> likely not all trump supporters. >> i think a lot of it is antifa folks. >> the fbi said it wasn't antifa. people who stormed the capitol themselves say it was not antifa. it was them. all of this is on video. do they think if they just say it enough it will be so? >> yes. who are you going to believe, kate, them or your lying eyes? i mean, this is the fundamental problem, though. this lie, we can track its growth in right wing media. from the day of the attack on talk radio via twitter echoed by congressmen -- the president president himself suggesting it to congressman mccarthy who had to shut it down. we know that is a

i mean, it's an absurdity when you think about it and i quoted, you know, voltaire who said, "anybodyrse of our history over the last few years. i mean, donald trump, really was convincing people somehow he had won the election when he lost by more than 7 million votes. it was a landslide on his own terms in the electoral college, walking around like zombies in congress today saying that donald trump won the election. >> seth: obviously, to pick up something like being the impeachment manager, that requires a great deal of patriotism to take a job like this this was a time, and we want to pass along our condolences, you tragically lost your son last year and to take up this very difficult job, that obviously required a lot of your time, focus and energy, was it important for to you channel that grief into something that mattered as much as this >> i think so. my son, tommy, who was in his second year at harvard law school, was a great champion of the rule of law. and the rule of law as an instrument of justice and democracy. and i felt him very much next to my heart and in my chest ov

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