it deserves people s attention. brian: keep the trains on the tracks. how about that? i have to say something about guns. i may not know what the a.r. stand for but i know what it does because i have seen people die from it. i endorse the assault weapons ban but i wish they could express themselves for articulately. brian: we have a brand-new mayor in los angeles, a city dying on the vine. karen bass will be spending $1.3 billion on homelessness. 65,000 without a home so take over another hotel. a lot of people are homeless. my record say 80,000 homeless in
it deserves people s attention. brian: keep the trains on the tracks. how about that? i have to say something about guns. i may not know what the a.r. stand for but i know what it does because i have seen people die from it. i endorse the assault weapons ban but i wish they could express themselves for articulately. brian: we have a brand-new mayor in los angeles, a city dying on the vine. karen bass will be spending $1.3 billion on homelessness. 65,000 without a home so take over another hotel. a lot of people are homeless. my record say 80,000 homeless in
one of the great economic philosophers of the last century wrote a book called marxism en masse from dilution to destruction what he said more articulately that i is that the philosophy of today is that of karl marx the most powerful personality of our age karl marx in the idea which he did not invent are put into a widely accepted idea even those who emphatically declare their anti-communist and marxist many people are philosophical marxist although they use different names for those philosophical ideas and he is right it truly dominates the interpretation of current
back so hard. i5 and that s why they are pushing back so hard. back so hard. is there an element back so hard. is there an element from back so hard. is there an element from the i back so hard. is there an element from the us i back so hard. is there an - element from the us perspective that it s an opportunity to build those alliances within the region at a time when, let s be honest, fairly heavy handed beijing approach to many of the neighbouring countries, has alienate it a good number of them to match? articulately agree. china has been remarkably heavy handed in a number of cases, you could think about australia, south korea, you could go on and on, look at what s happened with europe in the last few years, many people expected the china and europe relationship to be in pretty good shape right now and actually it s worse that it has been in decades. it s another case where china may overplay its hand but it s still, we still entering quite a risky few days. the next a8 hou
quite more dangerous, and that s what i think ultimately led to january 6th. same question that i asked ben. do you think they re making their case? oh, i think it s very compelling. in my former life before i got involved in all of this, i got my ph.d. in political history. so i tend to look at things through the prism of history, and i think it is so important that this committee is creating a historical record, not for now, not for these people or those people or republicans or democrats, but they are documenting everything that occurred, and they re doing so contemporaneously. i don t think we can possibly comprehend how important this effort will be in the future. i couldn t agree with you more. i tried to make the same statement in the segment before, but you did it much more articulately and succinctly than i did. yes, this is great for the public record and we should just let it play out and see what