girlfriends, students, immigrants, having left their native family, fellow travelers in france. born again in their late teens and early 20s. very few have a religious education. they have no role in this hardly at all. when i interview isis guys in the middle east, just a few months ago. none of them had any idea of what was other than what they ve been told. they didn t know who the first caliphs. isis is a repertory of ideas, but isis provides a message that is powerful.. and that speaks as orwell said in his review of hitler s mein kimpf, what we re offering on the other side is ease, security, avoid answer of risk.
80% from nonreligious families in what you found out about that. they re almost all from youth, from transitional stages in life between jobs, girlfriends, students, immigrants, having left their native family, fellow travelers in france. born again in their late teens and early 20s. very few have a religious education. they have no role in this hardly at all. when i interview isis guys in the middle east, just a few months ago. none of them had any idea of what was other than what they ve been told. they didn t know who the first caliphs. isis is a repertory of ideas, but isis provides a message that is powerful.. and that speaks as orwell said in his review of hitler s mein kimpf, what we re offering
modernization. moderation. moderation. i m sorry. i don t think that is their repertory. but if you don t fundamentally think they are moving towards a more moderate stance, why make this deal? i think the public will push them towards that. they know the sanctions had an effect on the lives of these people. and these people have usually been friendly towards americans over the past. so do they want to build a relationship again? i mean for us not to try being a super power, alex a super power means more than super military might and monetary powers. it means diplomacy. and we ve got to try hard and go to the rest of the country. if we bring this alone we have nobody out there with us. if we go with the p5+1 and then the international community as far as the nuclear community overseeing this. and i said this. i will wait and pass my final judgment when i get to hear
women s shelters for reasons, and i m not saying there are battered men. they re less likely to report. but they re fewer and further between than battered women, so i think this study minishes the real diminishes the real, important issue because i think it s one of intensity. and women aren t intimate terrorists, they re women. so their way of achieving things in relationships may be quite different. and if men feel as though, boy, you re trying to control me by sulking, that s being an intimate terrorist. no, i m just a woman. this is my repertory. interesting, dr. keith. sorry to cut you off. he was doing so well. the women thing kind of got to me. dr. keith it s okay. i can help you with that. you seem too sensitive. see, a psychiatrist can always look at the [laughter] i m so uncomfortable right now. just tell the truth, and we need another session. but, dr. keith, i will agree with one part of what you said, and that is i think that men and women don t
to do some motion picture-related music programs. like john mocherry would do, he s doing gone with the wind and so forth, john williams, star wars, we talked to him about certain program that is come in that are packaged, like a package of hitchcock films with the score already written, like a preconceived package, but the key element to this package was how can we get allen gilbert, the music director of the philharmonic to want to conduct himself, which allen is pretty pure and wants to do the classic repertory. so they said, what film? i said, it will have to be a coopert film. and i said, probably 2001, and allen agreed. they showed 2001 and people go insane, they love it. not only to have the beautiful score played live depictioned by