is freedom charter you have an economic which was a centrally socialist even marxist did no no you didn't have that going in congress by congress. or this is on the poor that he was so but in see that for a long time but the n c i mean when this is some in you know afterward. some critics like ronny cuss real's and others have said that the mistake they made was that day and mandela would be included in this is that they set aside the demands of the freedom charter thinking they could deal with it later and yet they haven't and so inequality the control of capital by predominantly white. has not been resolved but it's been working the same with the new constitution you see . broke by the rights of protection and that interest in the answers are going to change it's so lent memphis and then but it is and the property that it's so pro by the little you own kind of people that we should be clear that a lot of atlanta especially in the south was stolen during the genocide in by the german summers and which you know many of these farms are still there is that correct this is from so therefore

is freedom charter if you have an economic which was a centrally socialist even marxist did no no you didn't have to go in congress by congress. or this is on the way that he was so but a.n.c. that for a long time but the mc i mean when this is some in you know afterwards some critics like ronnie cuss real's and others have said that the mistake they made was that day and mandela would be included in this is that they.

is freedom charter if you have an economic which was a centrally socialist even marxist did no no you didn't have.

charter south africa's mines would not be nationalized the huge apartheid era debt would be honored taxing the wealthy to help the poor and fun development would not take place the global corporations that had profited from were not required to pay reparations the state budget was heavily. strained by the many demands of global capital as a result is that south africa has one of the most unequal income distributions in the world and white landowners and foreign capital is still dominate the economy independence without economic independence remains a form of servitude and countries in africa in the developing world must battle the chains of powerful global banks corporations and western governments that seek to extract natural resources and exploit cheap labor that may be a which borders of our going to achieve its.

saying that they should respect rights and freedoms now that. the charter or the european fundamental rights european citizens is saying i think it's all very well to talk of the rights i'm going to introduce but with which moral authority could the european union keep quiet about what might happen how could it start sort of. giving lessons or rights to other countries if the person of autonomous region is imprisoned for wishing to allow people to express themselves democratically. carlos pushed him on president of catalonia thank you for talking to elders here you're welcome we have repeatedly reached out to spanish prime minister mariano rajoy to talk to al-jazeera his office has not responded to our request but that invitation remains open. the ingredients that bring smiles but it's also the number one culprit in a global health crisis cardiovascular disease. number one killer already mostly the hardest part is just the discipline we think of fast track that is that all the same if we throw that sugar in place there's risk factors this is a p

. >> i hereby declare -- >> just steps away from the charters of freedom. declaration, the constitution and the bill of rights. 30 naturalization candidates from 22 countries around the world took the oath of allegiance. >> congratulations. >> this is really, really, amazing wonderful experience. >> in the ceremony, acting d.h.s. secretary elaine duke addressed the u.s. citizens saying diversity makes the nation better. >> i believe in tolerance. i believe in inclusion. >> those remarks were welcomed by karen who says even though at age 10, she and her parents came here from mexico on visas. she has empathy for so-called "dreamers" with the daca program currently in limbo. >> i think people need to educate the young people that come here americans in every way except on paper. >> tonight, she is not just celebrating her new american citizenship, she is celebrating opening night of the new play at the arena play called "native gardens." >> it is set in washington, d.c. a comedy. >> it explores the cultural clash between the young latino couple and the older

of freedom. he introduces his arguments about the declaration, about that founding moment in the constitutional convention. so, for example, in june, if we mean to establish a national government, the states must submit themselves as individuals. the lawful government must be supreme. either the general or the state government must be supreme. we must remember the language with which we began the revolution. it is this. virginia is no more, massachusetts is no more. we are one in name, let us be one in truth and fact." and then a few weeks later, june 1 19th, he reads the declaration in the convention to make exactly the same argument. that the country had been founded as a single nation. he continues to make this argument in the following weeks. he put in his most pithy form on june 30th, "can we forget for whom we're forming a government, for man or the imagination beings called states?" so wilson, all the way through this period, there are more quotations where he invokes the declaration, i'm

does more than speak for the values expressed in the united nations charter. thecitizens have paid ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall. america's devotion is measured on the battlefield where our young men and women have fought sacrificed alongside of our allies. from the beaches of europe to the deserts of the middle east, to the jungles of asia. sacrificed alongside of our it is an internal credit to the american character that even after we and our allies emerged victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion or tempt -- attempt to impose our way of life on others, instead we help the old institutions such as this one to defend the sovereignty, security, and prosperity for all. for the diverse nations of the world, this is our hope. we want harmony and friendship, not conflict and strife. we are guided by outcomes, not ideology. we have a policy of principles of realism, rooted in shared goal, interests and values. forces us to confront the question facing e

our citizens have paid the ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall america's devotion is measured on the battlefields where our young men and women have for and sacrificed alongside of our allies from the beaches of europe to the deserts of the middle east to the jungles of asia. it is an eternal credit to the american character that even after we and our allies emerge victorious from the bloodiest war in history we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others instead we help build institutions such as this one to defend the sovereignty security and prosperity for all for the diverse nations of the world this is our hope we want harmony and friendship not conflict and strife we are guided by outcomes not ideology we have a policy of principled realism rooted in shared goals interests and values that realism forces us to confront a question facing every leader and nation in this room it is a question we cannot escape or avoid we will slide down the path of complacency numb to the chall

egypt we adamantly believe in the values of the united nations and the purposes of its charter. we have great confidence that realizing these values is not only possible but rather an obligation and a necessity. egypt's long-standing involvement with the u.n. growth as a founding member of the united nations that has been elected to the security council six times in the seventh largest contributor to peacekeeping operations worldwide this involvement bears witness to our to build a world that is worthy of the aspirations of our children and grandchildren to live in freedom. dignity, security and prosperity. however, the responsibility that we bear necessitates that we crank in saying that this world is possible which still remains unfortunately far from reality. we are still unable to present -- prevent armed conflict or confront terrorism. or disarm nuclear weapons and address the structural imbalance is in the international economic order which have widened the gap developed and developing worlds. based on the experiences of the african and arab regions i can state with a clea

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america does more than speak for the values expressed in the united nations charter. our citizens have paid the ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall. america's devotion is measured on the battlefields where our young men and women have fought and sacrificed alongside of our allies. from the beaches of europe, to the deserts of the middle east, to the jungles of asia, it is an eternal credit to the american character that even after we and our allies emerge victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others. instead, we helped build institutions such as this one to defend the sovereignty, security, and prosperity for all. for the diverse nations of the world, this is our hope. we want harmony and friendship, not conflict and strife. we are guided by outcomes, not ideologies. we have a policy of principled realism, rooted in shared goal, interests, and values. that realism forces us to confront the question facing ever

america does more than speak for the values expressed in the united nations charter. our citizens have paid the ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall. the united states has great strength and patience. but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. the united states is ready, willing and able. but hopefully, this will not be necessary. that's what the united nations is all about. that's what the united nations is for. we cannot let a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities while building dangerous missiles and we cannot abide by an agreement if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the united states, and i don't think you have heard the last of it. believe me. >> okay. >> all right t

and with me now in the studio david charter who reports for the london times here from berlin and you also based in brussels a little bit earlier just been telling you david i want to look at content first in the speech it is being criticized as a bit low on detail what's your take on the speech well as you know the talks in brussels have not been going very well between britain and the european union about the divorce deal which is why of course the europeans were hoping for some more detail proposals exactly and they are scheduled to resume next week and so this speech was probably the wrong place to look for very very granular details of what the reason is done as address the three key issues in the talks but only briefly so the subject of the irish border she said she doesn't want to physical border and that was it no further detail the subject of the payments she said britain will honor its commitments but that's a bit vague you know to find a commitment in a new direction exactly and then the status of e.u. citizens in britain and british citizens in the ear. you she said actual

and with me now mr david charter who reports for the london times here from berlin and you also based in brussels a little bit earlier just been telling you david i want to look at content first in the speech it is being criticized as a bit low on detail what's your take on the speech well as you know the talks in brussels have not been going very well between britain and the european union about the divorce deal which is why of course the europeans were hoping for some more detail proposals exactly and they are scheduled to resume next week and so this speech was probably the wrong place to look for very very granular details of what's the reason why is done is addressed the three key issues in the talks but only briefly so the subject of the irish border she said she doesn't want the physical border and that was it no further detail the subject of the payments she said britain will honor its commitments but that's a bit vague you know that was defined a commitment in a new direction exactly and then the status of e.u. citizens in britain and british citizens in the e.u. she said act

and with me now in the studio david charter who reports for the london times here from berlin and you also based in brussels a little bit earlier just been telling me david i want to look at content first in the speech it is being criticized as a bit low on detail what's your take on the speech. well as you know the talks in brussels have not been going very well between britain and the european union about the divorce deal which is why of course the europeans were hoping for some more detail proposals exactly and they are scheduled to resume next week and so this speech was probably the wrong place to look for very very granular details of what's the reason is done is addressed the three key issues in the talks but only briefly so the subject of the irish border she said she doesn't want the physical border and that was it no further detail the subject of the payments she said britain will honor its commitments but that's a bit vague you know that is to find a commitment in a new direction exactly and then the status of e.u. citizens in britain and british citizens in the e.u. she sa

guest: the same regulation specify when charter or government planes can be used has a right to know. there are reporting requirements from the agency to general administration and also xplicit regulation saying the public can file freedom of information act request to get this information. journalists who have done requests and shined light on this, in my opinion, of taxpayer dollars. host: paul seamus ryan with ommon cause talking about government travel by cabinet secretaries and others. numbers, 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans. for and for all others, independents, 202-748-8002. "washington post" piece on scott taken they write he's four noncommercial and military flights since mid-february, osting taxpayers more than $58,000 to fly to various parts of the country. e.p.a. provided documents outlined how his office of can given legal athourization for each trip. of legal counsel does this, what do they look at? regs i mentioned arlier, they need to justify military aircraft or charter aircraft usage, either on the effectiveness or security or communication needs not mply th

milton freedom identified -- developed the idea of choice. policy, including our special these programsed into experiments in the 1980's and 1990's. given that this debate has been going on for more than 60 years, why did 1900 people signed the facebook page to protest's tonight event? event?rotest tonight's and represents the conflict in american society and politics. the country is more divided than it has been in many decades. many people on all sides feel fearful and deeply threatened. for educators, this is an especially sad moment because it has made many people stop .istening to each other in this time of division what we need most is to listen and understand one another instead of circling the wagons into our own echo chambers. the kennedy school is all about understanding differences in building bridges, but creating an inclusive space now is especially difficult because many people from all sides would rather shut each other down rather than hear what one another are saying. i am sure that many people have followed the controversy o

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america does more than speak for the values expressed in the united nations charter. our citizens have paid the ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall. america's devotion is measured on the battlefields where our young men and women have fought and sacrificed alongside of our allies. from the beaches of europe to the deserts of the middle east, to the jungles of asia, it is an eternal credit to the american character that even after we and our allies emerge victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others. instead, we helped build institutions such as this one to defend the sovereignty, security and prosperity for all. for the diverse nations of the world, this is our hope. we want harmony and friendship, not conflict and strife. we are guided by outcomes, not ideology. we have a policy of principled realism, rooted in shared goals, interests and values. that realism forces us to confront the question facing every le

our citizens have paid the ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall america's devotion is measured on the battlefields where our young men and women have for and sacrificed alongside of our allies from the beaches of europe to the deserts of the middle east to the jungles of asia it is an eternal credit to the american character that even after we are allies emerged victorious from the bloodiest war in history we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others instead we help build institutions such as this one to defend the sovereignty security and prosperity for all on for the diverse nations of the world this is our hope we want harmony and friendship not conflict and strife. we are guided by outcomes not ideology we have a policy of principled realism rooted in shared goals interests and values that realism forces us to confront a question facing every leader and nation in this room it is a question we cannot escape or avoid we will slide down the path of complacency numb to the chall

i could not agree more why charter schools are so important. most of them is is don uniforms or values and to those outcomes are extraordinary and then what to address as a great believer in speech not freedom of speech to be on the left or just to mouth whatever views you hold. but now many years later the intellectuals i cannot tell people what i think. they are not chickens they are not afraid of their own shadows there just realistic. so that is very, very sad i could not agree with you more. they give and i am proud to me you. >> so how worried should americans me with the left trying to adopt a socialist platform?. >> as a prod capitalist than free-market sought and free enterprise and all of that and how this country was formed also a robust of paul expensive and such a social safety net would be. added say capitalist system and they do worry that the fundamental premises have been attacked on the democratic left and some critique make some sense but basically state run society's. to be inherently dangerous to be logical into basic freed

the mentally believe in the values of the united nations and the purposes of its charter that we have great confidence that realizing it is very use is not only possible but rather an obligation and a necessity. long standing involvement with the un both as a founding member of the united nations that has been elected to the security council six times and the seventh largest contributor to peacekeeping operations worldwide and this involvement bears witness. to our constant strive to build a world that is worthy of the aspirations of our children and grandchildren to live in freedom. to live in freedom and dignity security and prosperity that you. however the responsibility that we bear in assessing tate's that we be frank in saying that this world that we seek. which is possible still remains on foreign and fortunately far from reality we are still unable to prevent our armed conflicts or confront to confront terrorism. or disarm nuclear weapons and address the structural imbalances in the international economic order which have widened the gap between the developed and developing wo

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america does more than speak for the values expressed in the united nations charter. our citizens have paid the ultimate price to defend our freedom and the freedom of many nations represented in this great hall. america's devotion is measured on the battle fields where our young men and women have fought and sacrificed alongside of our allies. from the beaches of europe to the deserts of the middle east, to the jungles of asia, it is an eternal credit to the american character that even after we and our allies emerged victorious from the bloodiest war in history, we did not seek territorial expansion or attempt to oppose and impose our way of life on others. instead we helped build institutions such as this one to defend the sovereignty, security and prosperity for all. for the diverse nations of the world this is our hope. we want harmony and friendship, not conflict and strife. we are guided by outcomes, not ideology. we have a policy of principled realism, rooted in shared goals, interests and values. that realism forces us to confront a question facing every lead

we serve all 50 states, all school environments, especially public district teachers and public charter teachers, they get their professional association benefits from aae, rather than joining the union, but we don't participate in collective bargaining, we don't support strikes or engage in partisan politics. we are much cheaper than the union as a result. you can learn more about us at aaeteachers.org. aae was founded as the only other offer for teachers if they wanted their liability insurance and professional association benefits. there were national teachers that thought that was not fair, teachers deserved an option. we ask so much of teachers that it was unfair to force this one expensive option. so aae was founded. and we found out very quickly, even though we offered great benefits, found out very quickly a problem. and that is that there are many teachers that don't have the choice of their association. we enjoy freedom of association in america, but for teachers, they can be forced to fund an association they don't want to belong to and therefore can't join an association tha

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