U. S. History, students and parents confront President Trump and republican lawmakers in a pair of extraordinary meetings. First, President Trump holds a listening session at the white house you suggest arming teachers. Then at a town hall meeting in florida, of 7000, republican senator marco rubio hears directly from students who survived the massacre and parents who lost children. Your comments this week in those about president heaven pathetically weak. Have been pathetically weak. [applause] amy we will speak with one ofof the students who o was at the tn hall, a former intern for similar rubio. The Stoneman Douglas High School Graduate is begging rubio to act on guns. She has been near four mess. Hootings that Mass Shootings then to syria, where the United Nations is accusing the alassad government of waging a monstrous campaign of annihilation as the death from the assault on Eastern Ghouta rises to over 300. What is going on in Eastern Ghouta and other parts of syria may constit
House you suggest arming teachers. Then at a town hall meeting in florida, of 7000, republican senator marco rubio hears directly from students who survived the massacre and parents who lost children. Your comments this week in those about president heaven pathetically weak. Have been pathetically weak. [applause] amy we will speak with one of the students who was at the town hall, a former intern for similar rubio. The Stoneman Douglas High School Graduate is begging rubio to act on guns. She has been near four mess. Hootings that Mass Shootings then to syria, where the United Nations is accusing the alassad government of waging a monstrous campaign of annihilation as the death from the assault on Eastern Ghouta rises to over 300. What is going on in Eastern Ghouta and other parts of syria may constitute war crimes. Intentionally targeting hospitals, medical facilities, may constitute a war crime. Access to getting basic health care that they need in these situations may constitute a
U. S. History, students and parents confront President Trump and republican lawmakers in a pair of extraordinary meetings. First, President Trump holds a listening session at the white house you suggest arming teachers. Then at a town hall meeting in florida, of 7000, republican senator marco rubio hears directly from students who survived the massacre and parents who lost children. Your comments this week in those about president heaven pathetically weak. Have been pathetically weak. [applause] amy we will speak with one of the s students who wawas at then hall, a former intern for similar rubio. The Stoneman Douglas High School Graduate is begging rubio to act on guns. She has been near four mess. Hootings that Mass Shootings then to syria, where the United Nations is accusing the alassad gogovernment of waging a monstrs campaign of annihilation as the death from the assault on Eastern Ghouta rises to over 300. What is going on in Eastern Ghouta and other parts of syria may constitut
Nonviolence . Theyre two sides of the same coin, and you always have to give consideration to this internal organizational part of the story. Not just ask why are palestinians so radical, why do they hate israel and so forth. There are domestic political causes and dynamics that create this kind of violence. Palestinians have real domestic politics just like we have domestic politics and israel has domestic politics. Its not just a matter of religion. Its not just a matter of the single charismatic leadership that presses a button on and and off, violence or nonviolence. Its not just a matter of ideology. There are real domestic political issues to which we have to attend. Host wendy pearlman, assistant professor of Political Science here at Northwestern University and the author of this book, violence, nonviolence and the Palestine National movement. Youre watching booktv on cspan2. Youre watching booktv on cspan2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Booktv, television
You get this kind of a surge and clearly that is on the increase. So in terms of Foreign Policy issues and, and i think this gets into some of what erica has been dealing with, we have more and more of these effects of climate, what we think are Climate Change. Were seeing, seeing droughts become more serious. Were seeing storms become more serious storms and how do you see this affecting us in terms of this Foreign Policy . I mean, one thing we have to deal with is often the United States is turned to help, people turn to us for human hahm aid and seeps that, that were running through that much more quickly than we used to in the past. Right. It is really interesting. We were all invited as part of the global thinkers event to a event at washington, d. C. As well and was focused much more on Foreign Policy and not specifically Climate Change but as a scientist who spend most of her day inside of a Science Building it was interesting to interact and hear from folks like current ambassa