i don t like the way they necessarily though. that s a different issue. the fact they are engaged and involved and take ownership of the democratic process gets huge credit for. i wanted thank you. this is a great joy for me. i m pretty sure it was for you as well. one of my favorite line from scripture is god is love, but that is god in him. this book is critical, but it s also the american political system, and loving obligations and nothing of god. thank you, e.j. dionne. and 15 minutes. hello. good evening. so, i wanted to introduce the writer, jamal joseph. i met him a long time ago. he, of coming used to be the chair of columbia university where i went to graduate school, and akaka, had a friend of cinema who is a big company, makes a good movies and i was saying to her one day i am working on this movie of the black panthers and i did all this research and i really wanted to talk to someone, and she said well, i am working with this fabulous screenwriter. she loves
next, gemologist of recounts his past in panther baby: a life of rebellion & reinvention. now, gemologist of recounts his life as a member of the black panther party 1960s and minute period. hello, good evening. so i wanted to introduce the writer, jamal shows the.i met i imagine all a long time ago.e he used to be the chair of columbia university where i wenu tomb graduate school. and long ago i had a friend ata newha line cinema, sort of a big company who makes big movies. i was saying to her one day i was working on this movie about a black panthers that is doing this research and i really wanted to talk to someone.id and she said well, i am working. with this fabulous screenwriter. she loves the work this man did and she s just incredible and you should talk to him. and i thought that is so odd. i didn t fully on her stand. was he a black panther, aith friend, did he just hang out with them?t it seemed very strange, for a screenwriter, that hollywood bck can t be
in the 19th century and early 20th century, we created an in the regulatory agency called the fed to get rid of the politics of the monetary system. i think it s time to put an independent regulatory agency in charge of energy and the environment to set politics aside and get on with doing what this society needs which is more energy and a cleaner environment and get it out of politics. the number one goal in terms of the oil spill is keeping the oiloil out of the i estuaries fa coastal ecosystem point of view, keep it out of the wetlands. that s difficult just because of the loss of barrier island mass over the last hundred years and the loss of wetlands. i haven t spoken to anybody from the, from bp, but i have spoken to several government agencies. and there s some scriptism about the large skepticism about the large number but i would say probably the impression i get is the skepticism is on the 5,000 number, that that s probably too low. >too. charlie: carol borr
monetary system was in collapse in the 19th century and early 20th century, we created an in the regulatory agency called the fed to get rid of the politics of the monetary system. i think it s time to put an independent regulatory agency in charge of energy and the environment to set politics aside and get on with doing what this society needs which is more energy and a cleaner environment and get it out of politics. the number one goal in terms of the oil spill is keeping the oiloil out of the i estuaries fa coastal ecosystem point of view, keep it out of the wetlands. that s difficult just because of the loss of barrier island mass over the last hundred years and the loss of wetlands. i haven t spoken to anybody from the, from bp, but i have spoken to several government agencies. and there s some scriptism about the large skepticism about the large number but i would say probably the impression i get is the skepticism is on the 5,000 number, that that s probably too
i think it s time to put an independent regulatory agency in charge of energy and the environment to set politics aside and get on with doing what this society needs which is more energy and a cleaner environment and get it out of politics. the number one goal in terms of the oil spill is keeping the oiloil out of the i estuaries fa coastal ecosystem point of view, keep it out of the wetlands. that s difficult just because of the loss of barrier island mass over the last hundred years and the loss of wetlands. i haven t spoken to anybody from the, from bp, but i have spoken to several government agencies. and there s some scriptism about the large skepticism about the large number but i would say probably the impression i get is the skepticism is on the 5,000 number, that that s probably too low. >too. charlie: carol borrow nut is here to talk burnett is here to talk about a remarkable career. i didn t tell my mother or my grandmother that i was going to concentra