morning. thank you for having me. first the update on the story. where are we? the flag could still be banned, is that right? correct. currently, last night, the executive board vetoed this decision, but now it goes back to the legislative council for the student government, and if they voted the way they did which was 6-4 for against this and two abstaining it s enough to override the veto. having this flag banned in effect is still very much a possibility. well, the reason behind the potential ban is because of cultural inclusiveness, according to the university. let s read a statement from the university of california irvine. the american flag has been flown in instances of clone yammism and imperialism. they serve as symbols of patriotism and nationalism but construct mythologies and narratives that in turn turn nationalistic sentiment. your issue with this? right. that s a mouth full. another good point to bring up
controlled by ordinary people. let s go to the university of california irvine now where patriotism may be a thing of the past some critics are saying. students are voting to ban the american flag there. yeah, this is a quote from the university of california s resolution that was published. they say this, the american flag has been flown in in-stachbss of colonialism and imperialism. flags not only serve as symbols of patriot civil or webs for nationalism but also construct cultural mythologies and narratives that in turn charge that is alice national list tick sentiment. trying to be more culturally inclusive. we want to make sure they feel comfortable and not fly the american flag? does this make sense to anybody? does anybody believe that anybody at the university of california irvine is getting a
more than half an hour and did nothing to help. they did not watch for 30 minutes as it unfolded before them. do you believe 38 people witnessed this murder? no. it has been 50 years since the article shocked the nation. they show you what really happened on the infamous night. there s a lot of inaccuracy and mythologies reported. it implies things that are exaggerated. mrs. genevieve in a way haunts some of us. every five-years since 1984 psychology professor has hosted a symposium on the life and death of kitty genevieve at new york ford ham university p. it was like they were watching a tv show. stewed dstudies done later with a group of individuals who
more than half an hour and did nothing to help. they did not watch for 30 minutes as it unfolded before them. do you believe 38 people witnessed this murder? no. it has been 50 years since the article shocked the nation. they show you what really happened on the infamous night. there s a lot of inaccuracy and mythologies reported. it implies things that are exaggerated. mrs. genevieve in a way haunts some of us. every five-years since 1984 psychology professor has hosted a symposium on the life and death of kitty genevieve at new york ford ham university p. it was like they were watching a tv show. stewed dstudies done later with a group of individuals who turned a blind eye it was a
so why is he so bullish on america? listen in. what to you are the key indicators of its strength and success. because americans look at washington and they can t quite imagine success. they did not look at the kind of stuff we do in day to day journalism, which is the blockade of congress, the polarization of parties. these kind of mythologies are part of daily life in politics and other countries too. but i looked at two kinds of factors, one was possessions, asset in the bank. nuclear weapons, projection forces, navys. and then you look at these things and you wonder how can anybody talk about china being a great power, when you see a u.s. navy which dwarfs the next 14 navys, when you look at projection forces for the united states has ten, 20 times as many