prepared to evacuate. when the helicopters arrived, mike fought back the enemy as his fellow soldiers boarded the aircraft. he boarded the last chopper, limping up to the craft, while still warding off enemy forces that were vast approaching. laura: back in january 1989, ronald reagan reminded us of the importance of teaching history in his farewell address. an informed patriotism is what we want. are we doing a good enough job teaching our children what america is and what she represents, and the long history to the world? 35 years grew up in a different america. we were taught very directly what it means to be an american. we have soared almost in the air a love of country and appreciation of its institution. if you didn t get these things from your family, you got them from the neighborhood, from the
when the helicopters arrived, mike fought back the enemy as his fellow soldiers boarded the aircraft. he boarded the last chopper, limping up to the craft, while still warding off enemy forces that were vast approaching. laura: back in january 1989, ronald reagan reminded us of the importance of teaching history in his farewell address. an informed patriotism is what we want. are we doing a good enough job teaching our children what america is and what she represents, and the long history to the world? 35 years grew up in a different america. we were taught very directly what it means to be an american. we have soared almost in the air a love of country and appreciation of its institution. if you didn t get these things from your family, you got them from the neighborhood, from the father down the street who
what we want. are we doing a good enough job teaching our children what america is and what she represents, and the long history to the world? 35 years grew up in a different america. we were taught very directly what it means to be an american. we have soared almost in the air a love of country and appreciation of its institution. if you didn t get these things from your family, you got them from the neighborhood, from the father down the street who fought in korea, or the family who lost someone, or you could get a sense of patriotism from school. if all else failed you could get a sense of patriotism from the popular culture, movies, reinforcing the idea that america was special. tv was like that, too, through the mid 60s. we ve got to teach history not based on what s in fashion, but
come forward in 2017 when it s safe to tell it when she has benefited from these relationships for decades. it s another thing, brave women are the ones whose careers were destroyed who were sent packing back to the midwest. richard: i agree with you 100%. we also have to deal with the supply problem here we have men engaging in this behavior over and over again. how do we stop it before it happens? how do we educate our boys not to make these mistakes? how do moms have conversations with their young boys about this is how you treat women. this is how you don t treat women. jesse: i think he knows how to treat women. he purposely mistreated women. gillian: george clooney said we have to do a better job protecting women in the workplace, that s true. what also is true and what needs to happen first is, as richard says, we need to do a better job teaching young men and boys how
you talked about what committees you served on. but you re the only leader in the midwest. you had a new job teaching your fellow house democrats how to talk to rural voters that the party has lost. why do you think they ve moved away from your party? donald trump frankly had a message that resonated with people who haven t got a raise in the last five years, who saw their jobs like a plant in my district. every one of the jobs over to mexico. we ve seen so many of those stories and when he talked about making america great again in simple terms, that resonated with epipooal who wanted hope. what didn t talk about enough was jobs and the economy and people who want better times ahead. i m now in my third term and