people, and we so have so much more to people. the book is ultd madly about identity. we have the power to share that a little more. you used a think tank of sorts? yeah, a panel. to ask important questions, it became chapter titles of the book. for example, when did you first realize you were black? that was a powerful question. it is. it s the kind of question, you first hear is it, you laugh, you go, wait a minute. when does a baby when does an infant, a toddler, when does it hit? i talked to derek ashawn he s featured in the book. he said, i was born in africa, everybody was black. i didn t realize i was black until ircame to the middle east and american, and then it was very much reinforced in him that he was black. for some people it comes much later, in general, the stories were a little funny and sad. there s a little pain associated with it, some exclusions, some reminder that you re different from the people around you. and that s when of the earliest
was yanked in october around the time of the publication of his book suicide of a superpower and includes chapter titles like the end of white america and the death of christian america. at the time the network s president, phil griffin said he didn t think the content of the book should be part of the dialogue at msnbc and, buchanan spoke out this week, saying he s the victim of the hard left among others. joining us now, is author and journalist, liz trata, a fox news contributor. and, liz, does he have a point? is he victimized by the left, pressuring msnbc? of course he s being victimized. when phil griffin, the head of msnbc, put out the statement on buchanan, he used that liberal buzz word, appropriate, not appropriate for national dialogue.
my response to the earthquake isn t, it doesn t have anything to do with god. god isn t punishing us, god isn t rewarding us. what i take from it is that i have to work for better building codes so that buildings don t collapse when there is an earthquake. so, when i vote, i vote for personal responsibility and for taking care of people who are vulnerable and can t take care of themselves because that s my responsibility. well, you both wrote fascinating books. i love the chapter titles in your book, rabbi, including when the world was flat god had it easy. great stuff in both, as well as this overreaching article. thanks to both of you. thank you. baby s first web page, however, you won t believe the online footprint our children have before they re 2 years old. [ male announcer ] the vanilla caramel latte