you look to the west, know that we are looking back at you with great admiration. we wish you a peaceful and safe nation. we wish you the government that you want, and we wish you the strength to carry on. good luck. how important is it for freedom movements to have outside support such as clooney to the people of ukraine, such as the people who did support many members of congress supporting people in south africa. it was very important. told me the decision to seek out both republican and democratic support in the congress was very important to them. sanctions were important. but it reinforced their own movement. without their own movement, it wouldn t have worked. even though a lot of movement had been made, as you describe, by bush 41, when i got there, there was still suspicious among a lot of the anc cadre, where
it was so something so profoundly large in his spirit and the way he addressed even those of us who were younger reporters. the foreign press core always with respect and grace. we are moments away from president obama going to give some words to the world here from the white house on the passing of nelson mandela. again, this man must have admired america and the struggle in our country. did he want to use that as a model for freedom in south africa? how close was he to the american dream? very much so. he liked to come here and he was close to a number of american presidents. i think he absorbed and modelled excuse me, my voice is choked up, but he absorbed freedom movements from around the world and made them applicable to south africa. he saw in bosnia, they had other
was assassinated, while at work in his office, in city hall. joining me for his first national television interview, harvey milk s nephew, stewart milk, president of the harvey milk foundation that supports lbgt freedom movements on five continents. thank you very much for joining me tonight, stewart. it is a pleasure to be here, lawrence, on such a historic night. these are the nights when we think of harvey milk, we think of the people that were in this battle decades ago and we wish he was around so we could ask him how he feels. he would be 83 i think now. and he would be watching bill o reilly agree with him on something like this. what does it feel like for you this historic week in the supreme court. well, it is an amazing journey we ve been on. and i really do see my uncle as
argument is. we re americans, we just want to be treated like everybody else. that s a compelling argument. and to deny that, you have to have a strong argument on the other side. and the other side hasn t done anything but thump the bible. i live in new york, i am fine with it. i want all americans to be happy, i do. in 1977, harvey milk was the first openly gay person elected to public office in the state of california when he won a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors. he was in office less than a year, helping to pass a landmark gay rights ordinance before he was assassinated, while at work in his office, in city hall. joining me for his first national television interview, harvey milk s nephew, stuart milk, president of the harvey milk foundation that supports lbgt freedom movements on five continents. thank you very much for joining me tonight, stuart. it is a pleasure to be here,
country, many women receive anti-retroviral drugs and turn out living, it turns out the hiv virus is a precursor of cervical cancer. we are going to do something about it at the bush center. all life is precious and we are acting upon that moral truth. we are promoting free societies. we believe that the freedom movements taking place for example in the middle east will ultimately lead to peace. we apalo believe that women will lead the the freedom movement in the middle east. to this end wse,ve started an initiative to help egyptian women find their rightful place in a new egypt. we are helping the defenders of feedom, and that is we re helping our vets. finally as amity mentioned we are tpowe are fostering human