And, you know, theres a great deal of antisemitism, theres discrimination across the line, and that is demonstrated in how we treat our veterans when they return back to this country and homelessness, children and women and men are hungry. And so many people in America Today, i think, are really afraid of whats happening. And part of that, i think, that mr. Trump has been able to hit on is the kind of fear that people are dealing with, but they are unable to deal with realities of what we all have to deal with. And i was wondering if you could speak about that a bit. Well, quite i think that was a very eloquent statement, and i dont feel as though i have anything to add to that. [laughter] yeah. So let me ask one sorry, did you want what does ghetto mean . Whats the definition of the word . Well [inaudible] she asked what does ghetto mean literally. I mean, ghetto basically has meant Different Things in different eras. And in the book i actually talk about the way that the word also ge
Their besides the studying that i have to do. There has been no experience more challenging, more rewarding and more humbly than raising our daughter. And we have learned that to raise a happy, healthy and hopeful child, it takes a family. It takes teachers. It takes clergy. It takes Business People. It takes community leaders. It takes those that protect our health and safety. It takes all of us. [cheers and applause] yes, it takes a village. Host carlos lozada, when Hillary Clinton uses the term it takes a village, what do you think she means . Guest she starts with the family. She quickly moves beyond the family. She talks about a network of people of institutions and values. So teachers, neighbors, businesses, employers, even of course politicians as you see here in the clip. Teresa village Komeito Justina family, each other, community. You need a president. You need bill clinton. Host amie parnes, what do you hear . Guest i am hearing a very strong message of what she is trying to
The roll will pit the shuttle toward an imaginary target in space. The 1981 nasa documentary, Space Shuttle a remarkable flying machine on the voyage of columbia. Sunday morning on road to the white house rewind, the 196 Campaign Film for candidate Richard Nixon. I have decided that i will test my ability to win and my ability to cope with the issues in the fires of the primary. And not just in the smokefilled room of miami. At 1 00, a panel of authors on their books chronicling mix can American Civil Rights from the 1930s to the 1970s. This coalition of labor unions, mexican American Civil Rights leaders and religious authorities came together to protest the exploitation of the program and, in fact, accelerated Congress Decision to terminate it the next year in 1964. I think this was a moment of blossoming for the chicano movement. For the complete schedule, go to cspan. Org. On lectures in history, Dickinson College professor David Oconnell examines president ial legacies and what fa
Room 314. At 8 50 p. M. , the National Association of scholars report on reading lists for Incoming College freshman. At 10 20 p. M. , a panel for the tucson book festival on education. The need for horses on the farm began to decline radically in the 1930s. It was not until the 1930s that they figured out how to make a rubber tire big enough to fit on a tractor. And starting in the 1930s, the 1940s, you had an almost complete replacement of horses as the work animals on farms. I do believe in one of my books on horses i read that in the decade after world war ii we had Something Like a horse holocaust, that the horses were no longer needed, and we didnt get rid of them in a very pretty way. Sunday night on q a Robert Gordon discusses his book the rise and fall of american growth, which looks at the growth of the American Standard of living between 1870 and 1970 and questions its future. One thing that often interests people is the impact of superstorm sanidy on the eas coast in 2012.
And had much stronger views about what should be done than and he thought that taft was just a little too much of a status quo guy. Yeah. Yes . Sometimes people think of the word pivotal as synonymous for the phrase turning point. Uhhuh. I was a little surprised you didnt mention that starting in 1932, democrats had a plurality or a majority in seven of the next nine president ial campaigns. Yeah. Starting in 1968, republicans had a plurality or a majority in five of the next six president ial campaigns. Uhhuh. And starting in 1992 democrats again had plurality or majority in five of the next six president ial campaigns. But thats not my question. My question really is, my question really is, is there something about substantial third Party Candidacies that exemplify pivotal election and should we expect this coming election will be pivotal only if there is a substantial thirdparty candidacy and probably not otherwise . Thats a thats a super question. I that is that is i hadnt thought