At 7 00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, big crowds forming for Cinco De Mayo in the south bay. Im ken bastida. And im elizabeth cook. Dozens in parking lots not social distancing. Joe vazquez is in san jose tonight with the next move for police. Reporter im in the parking lot of a Shopping Center at story and king in san jose, and weve watched as tons of cars and pickup trucks, people waving the mexican flag have arrived. And theyve an ge wice. Rlieveng, san jos fthe drersoe along. The officers are trying to keep crowds from forming to celebrate Cinco De Mayo, trying to keep social distance as per the health order. Some of the drivers told us theyll just go somewhere else. Theyre killing it, theyre killing it. Ruining the mood . Theyre killing the vibe. Wheres everybody going to be . A big old sideshow. Swinging it. Nah, im just playing. Reporter he says hes kidding, but two days ago, thats exactly what happened, a sideshow developed and hundreds of spectators gathered. Police chief ed
Common rubric so what are those commonalities . That so many people have simultaneously lost their minds . [laughter] and i am here today in part because i hear a great deal of the art of not losing your mind and asking questions about how do we return to a more sane place in politics . And for two main locations in that environment and the other social media. What do these have in common . So my answers are as follows. First the de tocqueville effect is a wellknown phenomenon in Political Science where a society takes to reform itself is often precisely the way in which those conditions make it even more intolerable that somehow things end up seeming worse. And there have been a number of social positive changes in recent years. People have met with social acceptance and the quality. We have had a great deal in our past and very much evidence nowadays but yet somehow we are angrier than ever before and we have seen a resurgence perhaps some degree of racism but also in that is puzzlin
And that could be a big problem. Good afternoon welcome to the Cato Institute from the Cato Institute we are here today to talk about panic attack young radicals in the age of trump. I thought it was very interesting i have to say. It was thoughtprovoking it was all over the ideological spectrum and treated many different phenomenon with a common rubric so what are those commonalities . That so many people have simultaneously lost their minds . [laughter] and i am here today in part because i hear a great deal of the art of not losing your mind and asking questions about how do we return to a more sane place in politics . And for two main locations in that environment and the other social media. What do these have in common . So my answers are as follows. First the de tocqueville effect is a wellknown phenomenon in Political Science where a society takes to reform itself is often precisely the way in which those conditions make it even more intolerable that somehow things end up seemin
Different phenomena and if you will all under common road break and it prompted the question what are the commonalities here . Why is it that it seems like so many people have simultaneously lost their minds . [laughter] im here today in part because i care a great deal about the fine art of not losing your mind. And asking questions about how do we return to a somewhat more sane place in our politics . One of the things that this book highlighted at least for me is that all these phenomenon seem to be happening in two main locations. One of them is the campus environment and the other is of course social media. What are these two environments have in common . I would like to offer three answers, perhaps our panelists will have their own or will have responses to mine. My three answers at least are as follows. First theres the toto effect, the total effect is a wellknown phenomenon in Political Science where when a society undertakes to reform itself that is often precisely the moment