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talk about the left wing liberals of yesteryear do you mean because like to the well that's exaggerated of course but in my book i talked about the angry twin on the religious extremism and right wing populism. maybe they should be attributed so to speak that would be the left wing liberal spectrum but there are differences there is well i don't like the way that migrants always reduce to the role of victim which is what actually happens in the ideology of multiculturalism. now. there is a danger of relativism. i often have the impression and i'm not alone that people from my world who are also active in this area said that they do not receive enough support when they criticize the system or. i think it's very diplomatic this becomes an issue. that. they could criticize your own religion the religion i think that. i look critically at the years the religion which not everybody likes this person there are these eternal people of yesteryear everywhere my motto is stop the criticism at home they are already into a patriarchal cultures in our culture of origin too that cannot be denied. to

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talk about the left wing liberals of yesteryear who do you mean because like the well that's exaggerated of course but in my book i talked about the angry twin on the religious extremism and right wing populism. maybe there should be a third attribute so to speak that would be the left wing liberal spectrum but there are differences there is well i don't like the way that migrants always reduce to the role of victim which is what actually happens in the ideology of multiculturalism of the you know. there is a danger of relativism. i often have the impression and i'm not alone that people from my world who are also active in this area said that they do not receive enough support when they criticize the system or. i think it's very diplomatic this becomes an issue. that. they could criticize your own religion religion i think that. i look critically at the years the religion which not everybody likes this person there are these eternal people of yesteryear everywhere my motto is stop the criticism at home there are a patriarchal cultures in our culture of origin to that cannot be to. hi yo

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so talk about the left wing liberals of yesteryear do you mean. like the exaggerated of course but in my book i talked about the angry twin on the religious extremism and right wing populism. maybe they should be attributed so to speak that would be the left wing liberal spectrum but there are differences there is well i don't like the way that migrants always reduce to the role of victim which is what actually happens in the ideology of multiculturalism. now. there is a danger of relativism. i often have the impression and i'm not alone that people from my world who are also active in this area said that they do not receive enough support when they criticize the system or. i think it's very diplomatic but this becomes an issue. because you criticize your own religion or religion i think that's me. i look critically at the years the religion which not everybody likes this person there are these eternal people of yesteryear everywhere my motto is stop the criticism at home they are already into patriarchal cultures in our culture of origin too that

unlike the bulky suits of yesteryear, praised for its light weight, flexible design, it is the next generation of space suit. >> what do you think? ( laughter ). >> you're not going to use that suit. >> why not? look how practical it is. you ( applause ) turns out i had the wrong suit. this was the suit. this feels right. >> you look good. >> stephen: tell me about the gloves. >> so the gloves are-- they have a capaciative touch so you can operate a touchscreen. >> stephen: i can use an iphone with this. >> you can use an iphone. >> stephen: which is great because on reentry i'm going to be check my instagram. >> very important. >> stephen: that's actually working. look at that. okay, let's get a selfie. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: now, chris, i know notice there's a hole right here. some where we hook up the grieve hose? >> that is where your air hose connects to. >> stephen: okay, great, let's do it. oh, yeah, there you have it. >> right. >> stephen: i can't help but notice-- and i want to put this delicately-- that when you attach the tube it gives you an enormous ass. is there a

you know about the parties of yesteryear. what makes people want to do this and inspired to stay fit? we're early into the new year and our resolutions. >> it's a family. loved. it's not a judgment. everybody is loved here. i love teaching the students. it's a great atmosphere. come on out. >> come on out. classes all over the area, maryland, prorjtince george's, montgomery, they're five bucks a class. you can't beat that for one hour and now before we get the party started, i want to mention that nbc4's health and fitness expo this year is in march. 10th and the 11th. we always have fitness classes. maybe we'll have a class that's hyped and energetic as this one. probably so. make sure you tune in for that and put that on your calendar. right now, it's time for the party. let's do the party and end this class with the party. do it. >> [ cheering ] >> all right. >> go go fitness. >> you know it's working because she said she was 60 years old. looking fabulous. >> for sure. >>> molette will check out another unique workout tom

. >> you'll see the high tech inventions of yesteryear. >> we have the circus wagons that are filled with these animated floor displays, they would have these on display so people could see what electricity could do. i mean, it was a magical thing for a lot of people in the early days. >> how about a machine for silent movie sound effect? the american treasure tour is bigger than ever. if you've been there before, you might not have seen their newest edition. >> the american treasure tour has always had dozen and dozens of doll houses, we love that we keep getting new ones. we have a maharaj palace made by world traveler from connecticut, made it using stirofoam. world, which is fantasy place for a man to have. there is also grandma's attic, little cluttered, but grand ma up there suing. but one of the largest collections of miniatures we have was made by a local middle school teacher. this is at least 20 feet worth of space of world of imagination that he created. >> rudy the wanamaker bear. >> one of the most department famous department stores in philadelphia ever sold little rudy

. ♪ lemonis: what mike and paul have built really wasn't the farrell's of yesteryear. they've come up with some poor imitation of it. the customer experience, the ice cream, the candy store -- those are just not here. i believe in the original concept, but i don't know if i believe in them. the scary thing for me as i sit here right now is, i don't really know what i'm walking into. what i see is a kitchen that's got kitchen equipment that's missing. i feel like i'm being asked to partner with people that don't know their numbers. it scares me. i mean, i hope you can appreciate that. how much ice cream do you buy a year? -mike: are you gonna add it up? -paul: yeah. mike: okay. 'cause i got the sheet. lemonis: the place is called farrell's ice cream parlour. you should probably know how much ice cream you sell. mike: paul was handling the number stuff. "trust, but verify" is what ronald reagan said. i trusted, but i didn't verify, and it's pulling this damn company down. lemonis: in order to be a leader, you don't blame people. you solve problems. take some ownership of

uniformity on college campuses comes from strange nostalgia about the unfettered experimentation of yesteryear, which is probably mostly fantasy. the good side of that is the expectation is our college campuses should be places of inquiry extremities and and discovery. better thanso much the expectation that is also strike -- quite strong when you train folks to be part of the scheme every the silver lining -- schema. silver lining is that there are people skeptical about college because they have high expectations campuses should be a place of experimentation and discovery and we have to keep it that way. that i thinkll say it will be so important for us to meet our students where they are and i just want to ecco a comment that you may just a moment ago, creating -- we are going to have to be doing more active work to create an environment we assumed we created on college campuses, which is an environment where students feel safe enough to be able to get outside of their comfort zones. what we have heard and learned in the last 18-24 months, is that they don't. that is felt quite broadly acro

done it, but there might be other revelations that come out, the man we know now is not the man of yesteryear. he sits in a wheelchair and poses for a lot of pictures. these are all people who have posed with him in quick meet and greets and he sits here and often, it's kind of awkward where his hands are. i think we probably have to give him the benefit of the doubdoubt there's no revelation that came out about george h to be bush doing something in 1992, i don't know whether there's any. >> to cnn. >> again, it's so out of character for george herbert walker bush. >> i think the word character is the key word as we sum up, one of the lines that keeps resonating to me in our particular lyrical era is a movie from paul jim pulp fiction and it's just because you are character does and you have character. >> but i think, in the case of w, he had both. i think it is about character and values and a love story, unlike any other in american political history. do you despair of it being a museum piece or do you see a possible resurgence of this great american political tradition? >> you know, i hop

of uniformity on college campuses comes from strange nostalgia about unfettered experimentation of yesteryear which is probably mostly fantasy. i think a good side of that expectation college campuses should be places of inquiry, experimentation and discovery. and that's so much better than the expectation which is also quite strong in this country where they be places you train folks to be part of the industrial scheme. so the silver lining for me about all these debates is that a lot of people in this country that are skeptical about college, they are skeptical because they have high expectations where our campuses would be that, and we have to keep it that way. >> carol. >> i guess i'll say i think it's going to be so important for us to meet our students where they are. and i just want to echo a comment that you made just a moment ago, that creating, we are going to have to do a lot more active work to create an environment that we assumed that we had created on college campuses which is an environment where students would feel safe enough to be able to get outside of their comfort zones.

uniformity on college campuses comes from the strange nostalgia about the unfettered experimentation of yesteryear, which is fantasy. i think this side of it is the expectation that our college campuses should be of inquiry, experimentation, and discovery. and that's so much better than the expectation, which is also quite strong in this bentry, that there places where you train folks to be part of the current industrial scheme. the silver lining for me about all these debates is that a lot of people in this country that are skeptical about college, they're skeptical because they have high expectations that our places ofhould be experimentation, inquiry and discovery and we have to keep them that way. >> i guess i'll say that i think it's going to be so important for us to meet our students where they are and just want to echo a amment that you made just moment ago that creating -- we're going to have to do a to more active work create an environment that we assumed that we had created on college campuses, which is an environment where students would feel safe enough to be able to get outside of t

detroit is now doing lots of gentrification again, much like the slum clearance of yesteryear that eradicated the black bottom area of the city that pushed people out of their homes, made people homeless. we have this opportunity to consider or at least consider, how did things go so wrong the first time? people don't realize that detroit was the model city in 1967. it was the apple of washington's eye. johnson, shriver, they all said detroit, this is the best, this is it. this is the best that we've accomplished. and then it goes up in flames and everyone's surprised. well, i think that's a real lesson for us today, right? detroit's coming back but is it going to come back for everybody? or just for the middle class and just for rich white folks that can move in the city? >> a bit about our guest, heather ann thompson is a professor at the university of michigan ann arbor where she teaches afro american and african studies. steven henderson with "the detroit free press," their editorial page editor, won a 2014 pulitzer prize for commentary. heather ann thompson winning a pulitzer prize for h

if only we could go back to yesteryear when there was no fox news channel and npr and nbc and abc and cbs had control of the narrative. i would feel much more philosophical about it all. he can't stand the fact there is another side of the argument. that's what it comes down to. rachel: he had a very nice way of saying what hillary said which is you guys are deplorables or what peter strzok, the fbi agent said in his text messages which was can i smell you trump supporters when i go to wal-mart. so how is that different? pete: tell us how you feel about you. leland: so the president told you how he felt about you. how do you feel about him? this is alyssa on facebook saying how does this differ from the name-calling that liberals call out trump for? obama and clinton can calling conservatives deplorables and say we are on another planet and that is acceptable. pete: it's not acceptable and we agree with you. janet on facebook says i'm happy that i'm living on a different planet from you the more that's revealed about the past government, the more shocked i become. leland: we have a lo