Democracy Works: What does it take to sustain democracy?
Vanderbilt University political theorist Robert Talisse returns to the show to make the case for democratic introspection and appreciating perspectives that differ from your own.
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Vanderbilt University political theorist Robert Talisse returns to the show to make the case for democratic introspection and appreciating perspectives that differ from your own.
Voting rights scholar Carol Anderson joins us this week to explore the history of voter access in the United States, and how efforts to restrict the vote today resemble tactics from the past.
Have had success with varying kinds of vaccine health passes. we ever seen that in france and that's most recently been extended into the next summer where that will mean citizens will have to prove they have had the vaccine to access recreational activities like going to the theater or cinema or traveling a long distance on a train within the country. in italy, slightly tougher measures there. that vaccine green pass. those work in both the public sector and private sector have to prove they have had the vaccine or could face some hefty penalties, even suspension without pay. so there is a re...
Opposition groups in an attempt to remove prime minister abiy a ahmed from power. a move his government is calling a publicity stunt. now, with the situation growing more volatile, the u.s. state department is now warning americans to leave the country as soon as possible. cnn's david mackenzie is following the story for us from johannesburg. joins me now, live. so, a call from the government for veterans to rejoin the military. but at the same time, they are telling the people to remain calm about the situation. quite a contrast. >> reporter: michael, it is a contrast. and you have had severa...
In europe, joining me now live from london. good to see you. these are some dire warnings we have herd heard from the w.h.o. but the numbers in many countries seem to bear out their concerns. >> absolutely, michael. we are seeing some stark figures and the alarm bells really being sounded by the world health organization. the w.h.o. saying that europe now is at the epicenter of the pandemic, once again. a really troubling warning from the w.h.o. for many governments across europe. they have as you mentioned warned that cases, hospital admissions, and more worryingly, icu admissions will contin...