Horror isil then it is actually an enemy that 10 of 58 years around us that the islamic fanatic groups that are willing to use terrorism to terrorize the western world and it goes back to even before 9 11 park row where americans murdered to terrorize our country. Lets give a try to show was how mean and nasty they are to bring down the buildings in new york. Whenever they want to call their organization at that moment. The primary threats to security and safety that we defeat these type of enemies. I personally will lot will not believe i will give the president of the United States, i dont thank congress would give the president a blank check of the use of American Military force in the arab world gore in the gulf. And ran to drive the way it is not specific enough with the territory. We will not give him a blank check we need to know if that means he is willing to commit a major force is on the ground so the president is asking sarah to recount the details and i think this will be s
Deployed in this fight . The best dancer were trying to move destroy isis under very three specific objectives to prevent attacks against United States and our direct interest abroad, to control Populated Areas to recruit foreign fighters and to protect the sovereignty of u. S. Partners against tyson is. The third question is the most complicated. How to read defeat isis . How to read degrade this threat enough of what i just enumerated . It will necessarily entail coercive and on course of tools. The use of military power is just one tool to be integrated with the status of others of multilateral and bilateral diplomacy. Perhaps the degree of success is the administrations ability to mobilize a is a ticket coalition. There are participating in the air strikes a and responding to the humanitarian catastrophe. The use of military force is necessary but not sufficient the draft language in my view was carefully tailored strategy. And also the evidence of what is looking so far. We have s
Transportation. My seatmate on the Greyhound Bus from washington d. C. , you must understand and 1961, black people in white people couldnt be seated together. Not a Single Person engaged in violence against us. That was my first arrest. And that day when i was arrested, i felt so free, i felt liberated. I felt like i had crossed over. Because growing up in rural alabama, i asked my mother and my father, my grandparents and my great grand parents about segregation and Racial Discrimination, about those signs, white men, colored men, white women, colored women, and i said, why. Thats the way it is. Dont get in the way. Dont get in trouble. But dr. King and rosa parks inspired me to get in trouble. So by sitting in, we were arrested, and we went to jail. 89 of us were arrested on that day. Host did you pay a fine . Were you in jail for a while . Guest we were in jail for a few hours. Matter of fact, the local School Officials came down and bailed us out. That was my first arrest. That wa
We are marking 15 years of booktv on cspan2. Here are some programs to watch this weekend on booktv. All weekend we are live from the 2013 southern festival of books in nashville would some of the operas featured are kitty but the run end of light care, the removal of tennessee governor ray blanton in 1979. And the jfk association. See a complete schedule of the days events and also a look at a late alexander cockburns book a colossal wreck. Aero difficult political scandals and American Culture at 9 00 on sunday. A 00 p. M. Sunday your thoughts what does not apply here. Up next representative john lewis, a democrat from georgia. The 14 term congressman talks about his role in the Civil Rights Movement, Race Relations in the obama event political partisanship on capitol hill, he has written wind a memoir of the movement, across that bridge life lessons and a vision for change and march book 1. Congressman john lewis, who is elwin wilson . Guest id met him in 1961. I was part of the fre
A decade ago, if you drove down highway 99, that flat zipper of road down the heart of central california, and you look to the side of the road, you would see this shack standing, and i remember the first time i saw it, i thought, jeez, thats been lifted from the mississippi delta, 1930s, you know, who lived there . Well, as i was driving, you looked closer, there was puffs of smoke coming from the roof. It was not someone who lived there. Someone was still living here in the year 2002, 2003. One day, myself and matt black, a photographer who, you know, is kind of a modern day dorothy lang, evans, we pulledded off the side of the road, came over the Railroad Tracks across this little dirt road here, across from this vineyard, and we pulled up to the shack. It was in better shape then, but a tarp paper shack, and as we walked up, there were rabbit furs that had been that were hammered on to the wall. I remember knocking once, twice, and this place was on stilts. The door creeked open, a