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would welcome the opportunity to remind people that there is a past. 68, we re 50 years beyond 1968. yeah. why are you interested in 68? well, you know, we re about to embark upon all sorts of commemorations, some mostly for commercial reasons. we ll see lots of familiar television clips, lots of celebrations of television by television. and that s not what i m interested in. the fact is, first of all, to people who lived through it and were ascensioned enough to appreciate the revolutionary history that they were living, there s a natural human tendency 50 years later to reflect on those events, to rethink conclusions that you might have made at the time, to measure their significance or what you thought was their significance against intervening events, to see what, if anything, about then is directly relevant to or foreshadowing now. i mean, then and now is a large part of it. how have you changed your attitude about 1968 in the last 50 years? i m not s ....
my father ever met. in total, lear wrote produced produced. we don t know what the episode is all about. oh, it s about abortion. lear has left his mark on american politics. founding people for the american way and he s fought against religious fundamentalism. what can i say about jerry fallwell. i was the number one enmy in the generation. in his 90-plus years he has lived a multitude of lives. one of those lives as a bomber in world war ii. americans love america. but there was a time after world war ii when we were in love with america. i had a chance to speak with norman lear, of all of this, and his thoughts of being a father of six, he tells about his recent book, all this i get to experience. you have tackled issues of racism, home owes phobia, did you set out being a trail playser? i didn t think of it as being a trail blazer. it was american life. we were the family of people, my family, other people that joined when we went into television w ....
my father ever met. in total, lear wrote produced produced. we don t know what the episode is all about. oh, it s about abortion. lear has left his mark on american politics. founding people for the american way and he s fought against religious fundamentalism. what can i say about jerry fallwell. i was the number one enmy in the generation. in his 90-plus years he has lived a multitude of lives. one of those lives as a bomber in world war ii. americans love america. but there was a time after world war ii when we were in love with america. i had a chance to speak with norman lear, of all of this, and his thoughts of being a father of six, he tells about his recent book, all this i get to experience. you have tackled issues of racism, home owes phobia, did you set out being a trail playser? i didn t think of it as being a trail blazer. it was american life. we were the family of people, my family, other people that joined when we went into television w ....
produced produced. we don t know what the episode is all about. oh, it s about abortion. lear has left his mark on american politics. founding people for the american way and he s fought against religious fundamentalism. what can i say about jerry fallwell. i was the number one enmy in the generation. in his 90-plus years he has lived a multitude of lives. one of those lives as a bomber in world war ii. americans love america. but there was a time after world war ii when we were in love with america. i had a chance to speak with norman lear, of all of this, and his thoughts of being a father of six, he tells about his recent book, all this i get to experience. you have tackled issues of racism, home owes phobia, did you set out being a trail playser? i didn t think of it as being a trail blazer. it was american life. we were the family of people, my family, other people that joined when we went into television were all members of families. they read news ....
in total, lear wrote produced produced. we don t know what the episode is all about. oh, it s about abortion. lear has left his mark on american politics. founding people for the american way and he s fought against religious fundamentalism. what can i say about jerry fallwell. i was the number one enmy in the generation. in his 90-plus years he has lived a multitude of lives. one of those lives as a bomber in world war ii. americans love america. but there was a time after world war ii when we were in love with america. i had a chance to speak with norman lear, of all of this, and his thoughts of being a father of six, he tells about his recent book, all this i get to experience. you have tackled issues of racism, home owes phobia, did you set out being a trail playser? i didn t think of it as being a trail blazer. it was american life. we were the family of people, my family, other people that joined when we went into television were all members of f ....