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Condemning the terrorists attack the blind violence that targeted the most vibrant and the most diverse part of our national community. i know you ve done work in sort of french, muslim, and jewish relations here. france, the european country with the highest jewish population and muslim population. horrible news out of marseille today, with a stabbing of a jewish teacher by three youths who appear to have been shouting anti-semitic slogans. yes. what do you how much is that boiling beneath the surface here? i mean, there was just after charlie hebdo and the attack, finally we understand that there was a worrying discussion about anti-semitism and islam phobia in france and an internalization between joous and muslims. and there was a momentum when people understood it was high time for us to think and ponder and think and act and bring about change between muslims and jews in france, but among all citizens, it s a time of unity, ....
First day i called them after i ate my meals and i said, i think you haven t delivered the rest of the day s meals. no, i ate everything for breakfast. the snack they gave me was a peanut and a half. i was like, what? this is it? it wasn t, i don t think, the media driving me, my own idea. what you said, the internalization, i think, that has to do with, this is what i think my theory is. second way feminism that told us that we could do it all. jonathan, i want you to jump in on that one because you have some research around that one. my first book looked at how it s not just internal but business practices that play to the anxieties that we re talking about. psychology attacking parents and playing to the politics of motherhood in a particular way. for example, in the 1960s and 1970s when first way feminism ....
Instability. bill: wait a minute though. let s try to be real fair. right now i think these people feel empowered in the short-term. they think they are out there. they think they are getting a lot of media attention. they think they are changing hearts and minds. would you agree with that. i believe they feel self-empowered in the disguise of, masked in large group think. in reality, those that are considered externalizers, that s those that believe that others should help them versus those that are internalizers, internalizers are persons who believe that the choices i make can benefit me. i feel self-confident and good about myself. those that live a life of internalization are able to move forward, feel good about who they are. bill: what about the people with the moral belief and this is most of those protesters according to the survey taken by doug schoen that the government has an obligation, a moral obligation, all right, to provide cradle to grave entitle thes including ....
Instability. bill: wait a minute though. let s try to be real fair. right now i think these people feel empowered in the short-term. they think they are out there. they think they are getting a lot of media attention. they think they are changing hearts and minds. would you agree with that. i believe they feel self-empowered in the disguise of, masked in large group think. in reality, those that are considered externalizers, that s those that believe that others should help them versus those that are internalizers, internalizers are persons who believe that the choices i make can benefit me. i feel self-confident and good about myself. those that live a life of internalization are able to move forward, feel good about who they are. bill: what about the people with the moral belief and this is most of those protesters according to the survey taken by doug schoen that the government has an obligation, a moral obligation, all right, to provide cradle to grave entitle thes including ....
Instability. bill: wait a minute though. let s try to be real fair. right now i think these people feel empowered in the short-term. they think they are out there. they think they are getting a lot of media attention. they think they are changing hearts and minds. would you agree with that. i believe they feel self-empowered in the disguise of, masked in large group think. in reality, those that are considered externalizers, that s those that believe that others should help them versus those that are internalizers, internalizers are persons who believe that the choices i make can benefit me. i feel self-confident and good about myself. those that live a life of internalization are able to move forward, feel good about who they are. bill: what about the people with the moral belief and this is most of those protesters according to the survey taken by doug schoen that the government has an obligation, a moral obligation, all right, to provide cradle to grave entitle thes including ....