host: what do you think? we will talk about the history of american exceptionalism and where the term comes from and whether you think it applies today. good morning, iowa, independent line. caller: happy fourth of july, 2012. you as well. caller: i don t believe america is exceptional. i think all people are equal and exceptional separates people and when we separate people, we start having problems with discrimination which basically americans build on a foundation of discrimination. we are all at risk this november november if they put mitt romney in power. our society is controlled by a business, corporations, and government together over the people. we cannot have this. given the republicans better think twice before they vote for romney because their freedom is at risk also. host: detroit, michigan, democrats line. caller: there is a lot of different ways you can believe in that and not necessarily adhere to the value of american exceptionalism. where did it come fro
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there were very few of us that knew, but that s where this came from, and picked up the thing. it was a continuation. i thought he was answering my question rather than sanders question until i looked at the transcript later. as soon as we heard that, this little tickle of a response. oh, you re recording. then we asked him the nature of the system, and i think alex said this is again in this thing john referred you to earlier reflects the stenographer s notes, he said, i think you guys must know. i had the impression they thought sanders and i were working together to try and trap him on something. that apparently wasn t his reaction, but he then described in detail how it was constructed. i tried to imply we knew this all along, we needed to know a little bit more. of course, we had no idea. but the question then became, how do we get to this material quickly? he told us who else knew about it, how it was organized and run and we had to get to it, my point of view, befor
will come. can you hear me? @. welcome to the fourth annual tucson has developed books. my name is katherine morrissey and associate professor at the history of the university of arizona. and today my role is to introduce these wonderful authors then to moderate a session on the great depression. looking back at the worst hard times. would like to first thank the university of arizona medical scanner for doing this particular venue. as well as all of you. thank you all for your attendance. this presentation will last about an hour and is going to include questions and theories from all of you and will ask you to hold those towards the end of the hour. at the conclusion of the session the authors will go out to the mall, to do media signing area. those are right along the student union in the mall and their books will be available for signing and you ll be able to continue in a conversation we started here. last reminder, cell phones. please turn them off. and all of us, too
and finally, in matters, who is running those committees. john mccain and senator levin are going to have a different perspective on foreign-policy and national-security issues than dick lugar and john kerry, their counterparts on foreign affairs. they re not necessarily better or worse, and other issues are more partisan or less partisan, they are all deeply involved in foreign policy but have their own biases and interests and areas of emphasis. there is a greater likelihood that you would follow the leadership and the development of those leaders. the final thing affecting their perspective is the events themselves. i did not expect i would be so involved in issues relating to iraq, as i ended up being, why was first elected in 1996. if you ask me what issues of foreign policy you will be involved with, you could ask many of those questions in 1998 or 2000, the issues the answers i gave you would have no rhyme or reason to what i was working on in 2002 and 2004 in the un
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