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russian meddling, but to call it bold and sophisticated and to that that we now know index lee had an influence on the outcome of the election is absurd. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the head of the national rifle association, or nra, wayne lapierre has broken his silence after last week s florida school shooting that left 17 people dead and sparked a student-led national conversation on gun legislation. on thursday, lapierre attacked his opponents as communist sympathizers hell-bent on undermining individual freedoms. the elites don t care, not one wit, about america s school system and school children. if they truly cared, what they would do is they would protect them. for them, it is not a safety issue, it is a political issue. they care more about control and more of it. their goal is to eliminate the second amendment. so theyfirearms freedom can eradicate all individual ....
historian of world war i and ii, dr. neiberg formally served as the henry l. stinson chair of history and department of national security and strategy at the u.s. army war college. his scholarship focus s on the american and french experiences in the two world wars, and seeks to make the history of warfare and international relations relevant to policymakers and practitioners. he is the author of numerous scholarly mondaygra lly monogra dance of the fuhries, europe and the outbreak of world war i, a work named by the wall street journal as one of the top five best books ever written about world war i. pretty impressive. his most recent work the path to war, how the first world war created modern america, was just published by oxford university press in 2016. with a background in social history, military history, french history and american history, dr. neiberg published widely on the theme of war, and, tonight, dr. neiberg will be broadening our topics will beyond 186 ....
let me jump right in by showing you a photo, getting a little personal here. but that is me when i started this book. you may be can see i don t look quite a young anymore. i m a little harrier. the funny thing is just after i decided to write this book, when i was in graduate school, someone mentioned to me the henry george tree in central park, and i said i did not know that. five days later and walking through central park, it s bigger than monaco, a large piece of land. eached down to time issue two tie my shoe, and i tied my shoe next to the henry george tree. i don t believe in cosmic signs, but this was a sign of some sort or it. we had a camera with us, which is funny. i have been working on this so long that one of my daughters, who is now 25 years old, used ask me daddy, when are you going to finish that? have you finished your book on curious george? it s been a bit of an odyssey, i will not tell you the details except that life is what happens when you make ....
comparings new book our current government with the one of the founders intended. they used language of the republic of greece and around and they warned of corruption. corruption was not bribery or money under the table, it was putting special interests ahead of the common good and by that definition, washington today is a massively corrupt place. tonight at 8:00 on c-span. ladythink every first shouldn t do something to help .- should do something to help everything in the white house should be the best. children are the same the world over, so are our films feelings about children. to divideuite enough people, so we should cherish the motions that unite us all. 1000cqueline kennedy s days as first lady worker trait mother, and an icon. it was ultimately the tragic images of president kennedy s funeral and assassination that cemented her in americans minds. ladies will examine the private lives of the first ladies and their influence on the presidency. tonight a ....
george, newspaper editor and reformer who took up the fight against the separation of classes on behalf of the labor movement. the gotham center for new york city history hosted this one hour and 20 minute event. host: thank you suzanne, and to the gotham center. thank you to all of you for coming out tonight. i know some of you are saying republican debate or henry george, republican debate, henry george. i m gratified you chose henry george. hopefully you will be glad that , you did. it is a great thrill to come back to new york and come back to the gotham center, a place that i have done other talks and people i have worked with. it s a really wonderful event and particularly wonderful because i finally get to talk about this henry george book. let me jump right in by showing you a photo, getting a little personal here. but that is me when i started this book. [laughter] you may be see i don t look quite that young anymore. i m a little hairier. the funny thing is ju ....