thanksgiving. we can carve that board into multiple pieces. that was president obama earlier this week, essentially a acquiescing to republican demands. then he and the first lady went to the national mall to respond to activists tagging for the lack of movement on immigration reform. the president reiterated his confidence that the reform will happen the fast for families started on november 12th and several of the protesters have had nothing but water since then. the senate bill that would carve out a way for 11 million or so immigrants without documentation to become american citizens has been languishing in the house since june. but the question of who gets to be an american and what an american is and what an american looks like actually fosters debate across this country, not
but the united states did have some input. right. what role did the united states play in creating this post-ottoman middle east? well, they had an opportunity, that s probably a better way to put it, of heading off the carving of the partition of the middle east between the british and the french. woodrow wilson at the paris peace conference famously came with the idea that people had the right to self-determination and it was going to be a continuation of the imperial a era. however, he ended up acquiescing to the british and french carving up the region. did western control did it doom prospects for peace from the very beginning, then? it probably did. the idea of arab nations, arab peoples and muslim peoples going under christian and european control seems pretty unlikely.
it certainly does. of course back then the united states and the world the international community very generally was looking the other way, was acquiescing in these attacks. i think this is certainly something that deserves the condemnation of the international community. it deserves every possible step to bring this make sure this kind of thing doesn t happen again if at all possible. right. so ambassador, when you look at this on top of what is a grave situation in syria, 1.9 million refugees by some accounts, what would a responsible intervention potentially look like? we heard richard engel talk about some ideas that are on the table. we also know why there is so much logical resistance to too much american presence in these kinds of conflicts. i think the president s caution on this is well understood and well appreciated because after all, you have so
enough. they say, basicallbasically, th tired of parents coming in wanting adhd for their children who don t have adhd. parents want them as study aids, maybe to turn their b student into an a student, but doctors say they are only for people who actually have adhd. part of the problem is too many problems are 5:acquiescing to parents requests. these are serious drugs that can have serious side effects. children can develop irritability, insomnia, loss of appetite, or in rare instances, heart arrhythmias. children should only take these drugs when actually they need them. it s important to get a very clear assessment from the doctor. is your kid sort of normal and spacing out or do they truly have adhd? brooke? thank you. now on to some huge science
time after time on the appropriations bills and the farm bills that have the important earmarks, the terrible and egregious subsidies which i have opposed all along and i am sure grower has been well aware of that. neil: he has in conversations, he has said that but what concerns him is that republicans seem to be running around with the tail between their leg after the election and acquiescing on revenues and letting the democrats stream roll them and he says they will pay in two years. do you feel threatened? guest: will, republicans have to be for some things and we need to be for things and for spending cuts. we need to be for entitlement reform. that has to be done if we are ever going to be serious about this debt issue, i don t think we should disrespect grover norquist any more than i believe we should disrespect the heritage foundation or any