That live all over the country. And we feel that is significant we continue to do the programming we already have scheduled. As we move through this historic time. Meant to help us focus on the movement for black lives and if you want to contribute in 1960 through 2015 we have the editor here with a lifelong collaborator and having some technical difficulties we will get to some q a. We will just enjoy some time with michael and get him on the line as well. The editor of multiple books so i just want to bring you one. And when he starts talking he will take up the screen. Can you hear me okay . That is a chokehold for me for trying to find organically is much as we can living in atlanta for several years i love the city quite a bit. A person on the screen but under speaker versus gallery view and lets talk about the george floyd protest is timely to say the least. And doctor king during this period. This must be they yearly 1970s so maybe then we can go to those. Now from pages 56 to 5
Good point. All right. Thank you, everybody. Thank you, david. Im mark tabson, see you at our next freedom certain webinar. Thank you. Booktv continues now on cspan2, television for serious readers. Ordinarily, we come to you live and in person, the mission of fostering stable feminist commitments, working for social justice and encourages the automobile all through these virtual formats. We find it really, really, really significant that we continue to do the programming that we already had scheduled because folks need history as we move through this historic time. Theres really no, i can think of no better book to help us focus on what the movement for black lives needs right now, what we who are white and want to contribute to black lives can do right now. And this man, race man, we have the editor here, michael and pam horowitz. And his widow, we hope, will be on soon. Shes having some technical difficulties. Settle in, make yourself at home. We will get to some question and answer
First, Global Public opinion isnt looking good for the United States and lots of respect now, every country surveyed since china had a better response the pandemic but what we have also seen his riots can be abused in countries that dont have checks and balances more easily than this pandemic situation. Does it make you an optimist or pessimist . I am an optimist by nature or i am an optimist because i believe americans waking up and taking stock of the position the administration put us in. There are reasons to be concerned about the pandemic in 2021, that is clear, it will present the next president with Major Economic challenges as well as global strategic challenges. What im optimistic about that, i believe we will have a new president , we will see record levels of turnout in this election, people are seized by a number of issues, enormously moved by what happened with jordan floyds murder in the aggregate of all of the civil rights components of life today including environmental
The author of our translation work. We are now turning to u. S. Global leadership in 2020 and beyond. Our two guest need very little introduction. First and foremost, former secretary of state, john kerry from the u. S. And from the alliance, the former head of nato. Welcome, gentlemen. Good to be with you. I will turn to you first, secretary kerry. Global Public Opinion is not looking good for the u. S. Every country surveyed and china had a better response to the pandemic, but rights can be abused in countries that did not have checks and balances, much more easily in this situation. Does the pandemic make you an optimist or a pessimist . I am an optimist by nature and an optimist because i believe that america is waking up and taking stock of the position the administration has put us in. There are reasons to be concerned about the pandemic carrying into 2021. I think that is clear. That is going to be very difficult. It will present the next president with Major Economic challenges
Regulations and the endangered species act are hurting the economy and should be repealed. Covid 19 has killed hundreds thousands of people road d worldwide. Theo virus, unfortunately, could call additional early deaths down the road into the off those unemployment and poverty that it could to stave off those avoidable deaths, America Needs to renovate the booming economy before we had covid19. To do so, we have put on this presentation. To listen today from the United States senator ted cruz andla mike lee. Eachtory tha one has ideas about Regulatory Reform proposals will kickstart our economy as well as keep it going strongo on the long term basis. I would now like to invite senator cruz and senator lee to join me. Before we start todayssenator discussion, i want to give each senator the opportunity to offer introductory remarks. Wsenator cruz, you are up at that first. Joi good morning. It is a pleasure to join you. Thank you for taking the time participate. Paul, it is good to see