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so now he's gone, i don't know whatat he's thinking so to me im fundamentalist, but people have their say. if you disagree, explain why. >> examples you use holocaust denial, david irving should have hiss say. >> that's right. irving, he was arrested flying into austria when he went through, i threat. it's illegal in many countries especially germany but also lyfrance and canada, to where en thinking thoughts was illegal apparently, he hadn't given a speech, he hadn't spoken at all is just going, intending to speak. the time he was arrested was a crime. i find it disturbing. for example, they should be banned. why? we should know what people like that think and why they are wrong. in the case of irving, he has particular ideaswh about the second world war, i wrote a book in a have a whole chapter on david irving why he's wrong and here are the reasons why. his a claim and here's the fact check so i'm not sympathetic to david in that regard but i think he should have his freedom to speak up if you think he's wrong, explain why. there is a bar that can be reached but it is pretty high b

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you mentioned a whole list of possibilities about whatat is of with what is going on with sex especiallyng young people and i wonder is there something that rises to the top for you about what is off? >> one othe threads is this question of consent. i feel we have arrived at a moment of time, post-sexual post sexualrevolution and even e education plans that talk about how you have to respect no means no and only yes means yes you have to get consent. we've almost established consent as the sort of dividing line between good and bad sex. but consent is a nonnegotiable baseline but was never meant to be this feeling so we spent a lot of time talking about whether it is consensual that is legal but we don't spend a lot of time talking about whether it'sme good, meaning ethically good, morally good, good for the person having it, good for the encounter and there seems a space that's sort of missing. people know not to do the worst thing but there is a lack of clarity around what the better thing should be, what we should be aiming for. we talk about the legality all the time but we are not t

can you talk about these elaborate leaks that happened on whatat that indicated the soviet union wasetting into? >> three huge lab at leaks of bio weapons that we are aware of in the 1970s. the first was in 1972 these are all disclosed. the number two guy in the soviet program defected. he wrote a book all buyer hazard which you can obtain. the first of these were anthrax is a set of bacterial spores. they mimic pneumonia and the lungs fill up with water. they were incurable until the development of various types of treatments. there is a leak of anthrax out of the facility but actually went into the sanitary sources and mutated into a form ofth anthrax the soviets turned and used as their primary form of anthrax for think it was called anthrax 638 but it is in the book. in 1977 in china in western china the flu went all over the world. it was called the russian flu even though it had appeared in kichina. scientist looked at it you can look it up on wikipedia it's the russian flu. when they looked at it was inexplicable it was exactly the same flu that existed in 1955 men disappeared

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american we've got to teach history based not on what's in fashion but what's important, if we forget whatat e did we won't know who we are, i'm warning of an eradication of the american memory that could result ultimately in erosion of the vacant spirit. >> that is the end of the beginning of reagan's term he commission on educational assessment of america. i can't get this quote right but he concluded that if a foreign country would've done this we would've called an act of war. lookul it up it is the report coming out. >> we would likely turn to you the audience for questions, just a quick printer, if you have a question, raise your hand but please wait until we get a microphone put in your hand so that we can hear your questions. we have one right here in the front. >> thank you very much, he question for you because of your occupation in the circle that you traveling do you encounter media from the left and you have discussions with them on their positions, can you go back and forth or do you pretty much stay two people on the right, how does it work in your profession? >> just when i t

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