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some may ask why we remember the holocaust in this hall of democracy in the capital of the free world. for that matter, why is there holocaust museum on a national model? the answer lies in the fact that this great country was founded on an idea, one of the most consequential ideas in human history. that ideas represented in this majestic space and engraved one entrance of the museum where vendors sitters encounter some of the most important words ever written about our national values. and it begins, we hold these truths to be self-evident, the declaration of independence was perhaps the very first human rights proclamation in universal freedom was at the heart of our democracy. this democracy is situated at one end of the mall and at the other end since the lincoln memorial. midway between is our museum. his lesson stand as a cautionary tale in stark contrast to the rest of the mall. as one u.s. senator said shortly after the museum opened, the washington monument has ....
from princeton university he talked about how nationalism and identity politics have and will impact elections in the u.s. and abroad. this is 90 minutes. well, thank you, brad, for the kind introduction and let me start by thanking my friend robbie george and his james madison program on american ideals and institutions and bringing me to princeton it s my first time here at this beautiful campus. i want to start with a personal story about my birthday. i happen to have been born on february 1st, 1985. but the february 1st is the point of interest here because on the persian calendar, i was born and raised in tehran, iran, on the persian calendar it s the date on the ayatollah khomeini returned to tehran from his exile to herald the islamic revolution and founded the republic that took over after the shah was toppled. all of our relatives and friends would ask me, remind me what was your birthday and i would say february 1st. and they would always say because you b ....
impact elections in the u.s. and abroad. this is 90 minutes. well, thank you, brad, for the kind introduction and let me start by thanking my friend robbie george and his james madison program on american ideals and institutions and bringing me to princeton it s my first time here at this beautiful campus. i want to start with a personal story about my birthday. i happen to have been born on february 1st, 1985. but the february 1st is the point of interest here because on the persian calendar, i was born and raised in tehran, iran, on the persian calendar it s the date on the ayatollah khomeini returned to tehran from his exile to herald the islamic revolution and founded the republic that took over after the shah was toppled. all of our relatives and friends would ask me, remind me what was your birthday and i would say february 1st. and they would always say because you brought the stench of the imam, which is terrible but it s true. why do i say that? none of my ....
israeli prime minister cancels a meeting with the visiting german foreign minister. we will tell you what that is all about. plus a child dies of preventable causes in yemen every 10 minutes. brent: yemen is facing the world s biggest hunger crisis. donors have pledged one billion euros to save a starving people. i m brent goff, good to have you with us. the trump name that she carries with her everywhere. ivanka trump is here in berlin on her first international trip since becoming a white house advisor. daughter of the u.s. president donald trump was invited by angela merkel to sit on a g 20 panel to talk about women s empowerment. but it was not all smooth sailing. ivanka trump got an awkward response when she prays what she called her father s advocacy for women. reporter: officially, she was in berlin to join angela merkel in her bid to empower women. at the almost exclusively female audience didn t appreciate her praise of trump senior on that field. microphon ....
back in 1958. it is an extraordinary situation. you have two candidates, one of them from a party that didn t even exist a year ago, and the other from the far right. so i think there s a mood of, you know, some apprehension, a little bit of surprise about the outcome but also a bit of excitement. rose: and we conclude this evening with wendy lesser who has written a book about the great architect louis kahn. he didn t fall into any camp so the brutalists love him, the modernists love him, the class suss love him, everybody from all the different sources of architecture seem to feel that he is the one that best represents them. rose: hundred days of trump, the french election and louis kahn the architect, when we condition continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the 2308ing: 2308ing: following kl: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new yo ....