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Two of the attackers were killed in a shootout with police. At least to others remain at large. Gunmen were entered were dressed as soldiers as they entered the museum. Antiausterity protesters took to the streets and burned cars and threw rocks. Some of the governors had to be thrown in by helicopter. Mario draghi about the protest. The ecb has become a focal point for those frustrated with the situation. Our action has been aimed precisely a cushioning the shop suffered by the economy. As a ce...

Off russia and china to create a triangular diplomacy where opening to china and a detente with russia as we pulled out of vietnam, preserves the United States influence and power in the world after a retreat from vietnam by doing this tray triangular balance with russia, china, and to me that was a Creative Leap that even the bright people the best and the brightest, the mcgeorge bundies hat not thought spoof that helped preserve ore influence in the world. Host the wise men, six friends and th...

With our guest. But every guest is on indepth. We asked what they are reading and influences. Ch here is the look at mr. Issacsons answers. Host walter isaacson, who is walker percy . Is. Guest he was one of my original heroes mentor, uncle of a friend of mine, ugging by uncle by marriage. We called him uncle walker. We used to go across lake pontchartrain in new orleans where i group, and percy was a friend of ours. We couldnt figure out what anns dad did. Whats your dad do . A writer. And it w...

The gorgeous sunrise this morning. Warming up quite nicely for a beautiful saturday. Welcome to mornings on 2. Lets turn it to rosemary right now. By the bay we have marine layer. We are covered in gray. If you have the sunshine consider yourself one of the lucky ones. And if you are with sunshine chances are you might be cooler as well. Well give you a live look where you can see all the gray from here to San Francisco. Well have a slow clearing day on the coast and inside the bay and in fact a...

Discipline like the arts and sciences, the way ben franklin did, the way ada lovelace did and Albert Einstein. We talk about innovations so often, its almost drained of its meaning, and ive always liked to write about real people who are in a situation whether it whether it be after world war ii when you have to create a whole new world order like the world bank and the Marshall Plan or steve jobs who says okay we are now in a digital revolution and have to make it personal. These are people who...

Its exciting to see just this much interest and this kind of resistance bubbling up. So ill read a little bit from the book from the introduction, and then ill introduce the panel, and well all talk, and be then well have some time for questions and comments. So this is the introduction starting march 4, 2012, about a little over a year after rahm emanuel was elected mayor. So march 4, 2012, with chicagos 175th birthday, and the city celebrated with a public party at the chicago history museum. ...

Bell thanks so much to hay market for inviting me to do the project, so wonderful to work with, and thanks to hay market brewery for having us here and for the talents 23r joining us and everyone for coming. Its exciting to see this interest and resistance bubbling up. Ill read from the introduction and introduce the panel and talk and have time for questions and comments. This is the introduction starting on march 4, 2012, a little after a year ron was elected mayor. March 4th, 2012, chicagos 1...

And in may year 1 , chicago mayor rahm emanuel represents the wealthy and powerful and has demonstrated an ability to empathize in the workingclass and poor cash. Next a Panel Discussion about the book. Its about an hour and a half. With [applause] thanks so much to haymarket for inviting me to do this project. Theyve been so wonderful and to the brewery for being here and the panelists for joining me and everyone for coming. Its exciting to see this much interest and this kind of resistance bub...

Women didnt even have legal rights in the United States until pretty recently. My question is like two workers have the authority for example to take over . Do they have the authority . Yeah why not . They built the plant and they made the products and they did the work. Why should they be tools rented by some bank or somewhere else . That is the way our institutional structure happens to be as formulated but it doesnt mean its legitimate. When you talk about authority youre asking questions abo...

Temperament . Or for word. I think part of the reason is to offer a different intellectual history of ourselves. We define ourselves that way that the left just does not. Too often when the conservatives reached for intellectual history or philosophy they reach for the most radical version for the jeffersonian tail and we squeezed Abraham Lincoln into the story and it ends up being too radical about ourselves burke offers a different way to understand the liberal society. Achievement not a break...