Country. Its also part of the what was good and bad about colonialism. So shakespeare of the u new world. Yes, he was when he wrote the tempus he pretty clearly read a pamphlet ab ship wreck in bermuda but he made reference to stories about the u new world that were coming back and so he never visited it. He probably didnt have great information about it. But when he uses a phrase like brave, new world. Hes saying theres a place that we havent explored or overturning expectation of what human beings are like and what nature is like, and thats something thats just kind of firing his imagination. So that was just a portion of the tour that booktv took of the Folgers Shakespeare Library. You can watch the full tour online at booktv. Org. Now book tv on cspan2 will be live from Folgers Shakespeare Library at noon on saturday april 23rd, this is to commemorate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeares death. Or and joining us here on our set is radio talk show host and author of 7 books
Coverage before we wrap up this years festival. And joining us here on our set is radio talk show host and author of seven books, Dennis Prager. His most recent book is called the Ten Commandments still the best moral code. Dennis prager, whats on your mind . Guest oh, thats a very good opening question. And ill answer you completely honestly. Whats on my mind and its not totally germane, but quite germane to the Ten Commandments, is what i believe is the undoing of the american revolution. And the decline of my beloved country, the greatest experiment in liberty and decency in human history. And i do believe that a big part of the reason is the radical secularization of our society. Host where did that come from . How did it come about . Guest it came about, its origins really emanate from europe. After world war i and even somewhat before but especially after world war i, europe decided that everything it believed in was nonsense because of the massacres of world war i. The atrocious
Country, the greatest experiment in liberty and decency in human history. And i do believe that a big part of the reason is the radical secularization of our society. Host where did that come from . How did it come about . Guest it came about, its origins really emanate from europe. After world war i and even somewhat before but especially after world war i, europe decided that everything it believed in was nonsense because of the massacres of world war i. The atrocious loss of life for no apparently good reason. Thats a very important point. Everybody understands world war ii was morally necessary. Not everybody believes world war i was, and they certainly didnt believe it afterwards. Despite the versailles treaty and blaming germany and so on. Nevertheless, there was a feeling everything we believed in lead us awry, so we will drop religion, and we will drop national identity, we will just become secular citizens of the world. America took its ph. D. S from european universities star
Peace talks, ambassador martin and analysis on all of this. 60 years of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, again, we are starting with the latest on the malaysian airliner shot down on thursday, cbs news senior Foreign Correspondent Mark Phillips is at the crash site in eastern ukraine, mark. Bob, the scene here has been chaos in the three days since this crash but finally, and largely as a result we think of the International Outrage that has been caused, some of the bodies roughly 200 of them of the victims of this crash are now being moved, it just has been confirmed here, they have been taken to a town nearby and put in refrigerated rail cars, but that is just the beginning of it, there is still at least we calculate 100 bodies data are unaccounted for, many of them entwined, we have seen over the last couple of days in this wreckage, there is still a huge job to be done here, there are areas that are still hot, still a lot where Aviation Fuel i
Committee, new york congressman peter king and the former u. S. Envoy to the israelipalestinian peace talks, ambassador martin and analysis on all of this. 60 years of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, again, we are starting with the latest on the malaysian airliner shot down on thursday, cbs news senior Foreign Correspondent Mark Phillips is at the crash site in eastern ukraine, mark. Bob, the scene here has been chaos in the three days since this crash but finally, and largely as a result we think of the International Outrage that has been caused, some of the bodies roughly 200 of them of the victims of this crash are now being moved, it just has been confirmed here, they have been taken to a town nearby and put in refrigerated rail cars, but that is just the beginning of it, there is still at least we calculate 100 bodies data are unaccounted for, many of them entwined, we have seen over the last couple of days in this wreckage, there is still a