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But if you cant get tickets for the chamber concerts never fear you can always listen to one of the many street musicians. against a truly iconic and back row. im going to cons tala in bonn bids farewell to hang its director general since the year 2013 and during that time mr ross was instrumental in raising the museums profile considerably overseeing a series of daring and often controversial exhibitions on diverse topics such as michael jacksons legacy in pop culture and. the burning topic of ...

Thats why ill be vindicated. >> hes done so many great things for civil rights. on this issue, im wondering if this is does he really want to standby what he is saying? should he be the one saying what you said and moving on instead of trying to clarify. some nuance position that most people dont understand. im not quite sure i understand it. >> ill tell you this, i i could get into that, but i will say there was an argument on both sides black and white academic and not. and activists. who stil...

Illegally. this helps to normalize that move. >> exactly. brian: i have got to talk to somebody else. its a matter where is katie? [applause] brian: all right, katie, how are you. >> good. brian: where are you from? >> im from northwest arkansas. brian: you almost stood up. do you want to stand up? there you go. the back row is on stools. katie, how do you feel about this? >> where we live we have a lot of illegal immigrants because we have a lot of chicken factories and chicken plants and they ...

Like to pay off your car loan and mortgage you would say yes. have you candidates saying i would like to pay off student debt. there is a college too expensive. they say here is a parent loan. here is a student loan i have got to do it because i believe in my kid. next thing you know your kid is $100,000 in debt and doesnt have a job yet. you were too good though. where is charles? >> back row. brian: all right. charles. you can stand up. i will try not to get in front of you. where do you stand...

You give other stakeholders a voice, you get them at the table and you say, okay, how can we chart a more sustainable, more just path forward? >> please stick around. we have a lot more to cover with the two of you. im so glad youre here. abigail disney, martin whitaker. we have a lot to talk about. we often forget about the americans. the incredible story about how the back row of america is fighting for dignity. dignity

>> what story stuck out to you? >> a young woman maybe 18, 19 who was in a mcdonalds in east l.a. and she was curious about me. she saw this white guy there every night typing on her computer. she would go there like a lot of people do to use the wi-fi and play game boy and do her homework. she said, where are you from? i said, new york. i said you can go there. there are a lot of great schools there. she said. i cant. i am my mothers translator and i cant just leave. what it reminds us, so many...

Independent of race. it was independent of place. >> tucker: right. >> and within the white community, what i saw that frustration being channeled into was supporting overthrowing the current status quo which they saw trump accomplishing t that for them. >> tucker: interesting. do you think its changed? i mean, the phenomenon youve described is better known now. but when i flip through the channels, i still dont see a lot of people addressing it directly. do you think the press is starting to pa...

Working for years as a trader on wall street. in 2012, he got tired and quit his job and tried to travel the country as a photographer documenting the forgotten communities of america. he talked to us about his new book, "dignity," seeking respect in back row america. explain to our viewers what you mean by back row america? >> its basically like a community i came from originally. its a community filled primarily with people who dont have elitehe educations. people who, if they do have an educa...

Understand where theyre coming from, i dont think we fully get what they want. and i think when we try to, we often condescend to them. when we think about them, we say your job is obsolete, your life style is icky, move. but what we should say is, why dont we listen a little bit more. now, i want to emphasize again, this is true -- i spent almost t 70% of my time in minority communities. this is not a trump voter s phenomenon. this is a frustration, the back row, the working class, a lot of us ...

Understand where theyre coming from, i dont think we fully get what they want. and i think when we try to, we often condescend to them. when we think about them, we say your job is obsolete, your life style issicy, move. but what we should say is why dont we listen a little bit more. now, i want to emphasize again, this is true -- i spent almost 70% of my time in minority communities. this is not a trump voter phenomenon. this is a frustration, the back row, the working class a lot of us elites ...