the united states congress and i had an opportunity to learn from so many people across my district, and then later now the whole state of arizona. reporter: in october, sinema was teaching a class at arizona state university. when she was confronted by a group of immigration activists in a public restroom about her criticisms of the build back better plan. when individuals choos choos gauge in an illegal activity and violate the privacy rights of the students i m working with at arizona state university, that s not appropriate. my students are working hard to earn their degrees so they can serve their community in arizona. they did not sign up to be harassed in a restroom or have their privacy violated on the internet. and that s what i think is inappropriate. so i voiced that concern and appropriate authorities are taking action. reporter: and key takeaway from this interview is that sinema is not in a hurry. she s not in a hurry necessarily
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he was teaching a class on the global authoritarianism at the time and says, quote, i was anchored in a belief that all of these pro democracy movements somehow needed to coalesce. as i walked the class through a syllabus based upon country after country that had drifted to the nationalist authoritarian right it was glaringly obvious how interconnected they were. they used common tactics, common narratives, and common conspiracy theories to legitimize their role. many shared common forces of financing, corruption, and even political consultants. isolated, the resistance movements that gave me hope would likely fail. meaning if they stayed isolated. but if they were connected, perhaps some of them could succeed. that would require an america that came to its senses while recognizing how much had gone wrong. america had helped shape the world we lived in before
from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn t do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] he was teaching a class on a let s keep making a differene together. global authoritarianism at the time. he says, quote, i was anchored in a belief that all these pro-democracy movement somehow needed to coalesce. as i walk class through syllabus based upon country after country that are drafted to the wrath nationalist of authoritarian hungary, turkey, russia, and get, brazil, it was glaringly obvious how interconnected these right-wing nationalists were. they use common tactics, common narratives in common conspiracy theories to legitimize their role. many of them shared common sources of financing, corruption and even political consultants. isolated, the resistance movements that gave me hope