Any of us or fish or mammals or its in some worms which come from a very Different Branch of the animal kingdom. Thats also interesting to those because those warms cause severe tropical diseases and if you kill all, you are able to kill the diseases, a different story. But yeah, a lot of biology that we dont understand. Why is it so good at jumping from host to host . Is it just because it spreads vertically throughout the population like i talked about with mosquitoes, is it also because its really good at jumping horizonly from one host to another. Maybe it gets infected by something. These are all questions theres actually a huge a thriving area of research. Still has a lot of unanswered questions. So weve so weve gone from cow poo to fecal transplants and back again. Thank you all for coming who are out of time. R i hope you all all come. [applause] [inaudible] cspan created by americas Cable Television companies and brought to you as a Public Service by your cable on satellite pr
It was not for africans nor the indigenous population. Its more for great europeans. That is to be sure. They do not comprise the entire humanity. What is set in motion is actually what we see in 26 teen. That is to say was 1776 you have the progressive expropriation of land on the indigenous population and the land was parceled out oftentimes to europeans which helps to solidify a coalition between poor european thinsulate europeans and the africans who cant stop that land and in 2016 once again you see it cross Class Coalition in europeans and various costs background. For those who say or do you think make America Great again fundamentally means make america way to gain, they have a point to be made. On booktv, a discussion about such a big challenge because of race, ethnic state, challenge our preference of their care areas. The panel is part of a Literary Movement this week. Banned books this week. [inaudible conversations] hi, everyone. Thank you for coming out tonight. As you ca
It was not for africans nor the indigenous population. Its more for great europeans. That is to be sure. They do not comprise the entire humanity. What is set in motion is actually what we see in 26 teen. That is to say was 1776 you have the progressive expropriation of land on the indigenous population and the land was parceled out oftentimes to europeans which helps to solidify a coalition between poor european thinsulate europeans and the africans who cant stop that land and in 2016 once again you see it cross Class Coalition in europeans and various costs background. For those who say or do you think make America Great again fundamentally means make america way to gain, they have a point to be made. On booktv, a discussion about such a big challenge because of race, ethnic state, challenge our preference of their care areas. The panel is part of a Literary Movement this week. Banned books this week. [inaudible conversations] hi, everyone. Thank you for coming out tonight. As you ca
What you see in every country is more of this type of social intervention then we do here. If anything we move closer to some of that. At least when it comes, as robert was saying, to some of the programs that work. I that work. I think this is a positive thing. The child tax cut a, the earned income tax credit. In part because we recognize that it is bringing a political view and in part because it is bring confidence to americans to consider work and people who are [inaudible] these programs have to work to be nonporous seems fair that others should have to work as well. That is a general mindset. So, that is why at the end of the day i say if we are going to solve some of these problems, and i agree with charles that there are a lot of guys ought to be working who are not. We are to guarantee them a job. In fact. In fact, during the recession, during the recovery act we had a program, subsidized job program, we subsidize wages to the tune of 80 or 90 of the ef program, we subsidize
Michael is the director of the soldier shakespeare library. And on april 23, saturday joined book tv live from the theater, we will be here covering their program on the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeares death. Well also be taking your call and shakespeare, that shakespeare, that is saturday, april 23. Ael , hello and welcome to the wonder i am michael director of the library, today you are joining us on a very specialorie day. We are broadcasting here from the historic pastor reading room for the past 80 years scholars from around the globe have come to use the largest shakespeare collection in the world. I would like to extend a warm welcome today to all of you who are joining us on cspan two, those those of you joining us on the live feed, thanks to book tv and see spend two for making it possible for shakespeare fans everywhere to enjoy the special day with us. Shakespeares influence extends beyond the written world which your arrival today was accompanied by music of the c