President of the American Islamic forum for democracy in phoenix, arizona, a grad want of the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, and the Medical College of wisconsin. Dr. Jasser is a former commissioner of the United States commission on International Religious freedom and served as a medical officer in the United States navy. Dr. Jasser is currently in private practice in phoenix, specializing in internal medicine and nuclear cardiology. Ms. Farhan kara is the president and executive director of Muslim Advocates in oakland, california. Graduate of wellsly college and cornell law school, she has previously served as counsel to the u. S. Senate Judiciary Committee and worked as a litigation associate with several prom inept washington, d. C. , law firms. Mr. Philip hainey a former customs and Border Protection officer in the department of Homeland Security. Officer hainey completed several tours at the National Targeting Center near washington, d. C. , and he has won numerous awards an
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Razeros. This means a man who works with his arms and hands. The question is, why brazeros . This film promoted the braceros program. 10 00, on roadat to the white house rewind. The soviets are aggressive, they have overstated in afghanistan, they have bitten off more than they should be allowed to digest, and i think the best answer to it is for them to know that the United States is going to keep its commitment. Where people want to be free from soviet or cuban domination, the United States should be willing to provide reference to any men who want to fight for their rate him against hostile forces. The 1980 texas republican primary debate between ronald bush. And george h w at 6 00 on american. The heart building is the least of the classical building. The russell building is very neoclassical. It is sort of a merrill image of the neoclassical building. The Hart Building is very modern, some people compared it to a large ice cube tray. A very different looking building. Don ritchie
As of the three Senate Office buildings. This is a separate building that is connected to this building, they are really two house of the same building. They are entirely different. , we are in the room known as hart 216. This room was specifically designed for television, and we are in one of the television booths overlooking the hearing room. This building is quite large. When they knew that the dirksen building wasnt going to be sufficient, they originally thought they would just replicate the dirksen building and build an identical twin on the other side. That wouldnt be sufficient, it would not be large enough. What happened between when the dirksen building open and the Hart Building, was the u. S. Staff tripled in size. Part of that was a result of vietnam and watergate. Up until then, the executive branch had provided most of the information that congress needed. When they felt they could not trust it, they felt the need for an independent staff. Also, there were a series of le
Political radicals, and so you see variations on a theme. A lot of the president of the first world war, for instance german internment becomes something people look back to when they are beginning japanese interment. Other precedents are rejected. Franklin roosevelt and j edgar hoover, in charge of the things, by the Second World War they want to avoid their mistakes but particular the criticism directed at the government for some of these. Susan the other question was about tracing lineage back to the civil war and adams. Thomas the caller is exactly right. There was a National History in which the government got the authority to clamp down on expressions of opposition, we had internal dissent, and the civil war. I think the courts and the congress were relatively comfortable with the idea that these kinds of restrictions in a time of war, were not undue restrictions on free speech. Susan carl in delaware. What is your question . Susan, thank you for a highquality broadcast. I want t