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“…things we learned in this whole period I think is that the Middle East is almost impossible. To talk about in the so open American discourse and I think it's a continuing problem. Israel does so …”

“…you know I mean that is for each American. Before him all American troops there. America has to recognizing that there are the pilots and that these are with a legitimate interest. You know it can't …”

“…was why do I feel like it's. So personally my fault that George Bush president there none of them could turn of redemptive promise that floated around in the first. Chief few days -- weeks may …”

“…him from probably it was 20042005. -- some time Iran and Iraq War was. Well on its way and reports restarting the comeback of teenagers Smith's young man's age who are dying in Iraq. And …”

“…player. Eminent scholar now at the University of Chicago and neighbor of Barack Obama he's still a specialist in sub saharan Africa. And issues of identity order -- media. Capital of the human social and Financial …”

“…for the lost eight years America has become steadily pariah nation just South Africa under apartheid became a pariah nation. Oh yeah but it's too omni wander around the streets who wish to war the barrios …”

“…Attitude. This time trying to absorb to imagine. The implications of the Barack Obama presidency. . Of the big public picture of lead this country is. And how we see and talk about a place in the world. Our guest Stanley fish. He's best known as a literary scholar John Milton. Paradise lost kind of guy do in the in Chicago and now he's famous as a veteran of the post modern theory wars. He's also the New York Times is think again blogger on the life of the mind on campus and -- My main question was whether that improved her …”

“…example. Not so much questions. I mean I think that. In the Middle East. . In in Latin America. In. In Russia in Africa. So it. There will be an opportunity for it the United States especially …”

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“…I'm Christopher like it is open source. . From the Watson institute at Brown University. An American conversation because with global attitude. This one's ability art and science and writing …”

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“…skeptical pat wood whose chairman of the PC a Republican appointee from George Bush. . Use that data to lobby the legislature to make sure that Texas. That those preferences considered preferences of the public which continued …”

“…determined everything the war going way back the initial event. Was the Iraq War. . Which which provided the opening for the Obama. A big part of the opening for the Obama candidacy and remember. That was …”

“…and who critiques the best of the modern problems historians in his new book. . The purpose of the past. In his office at Brown University Gordon -- began by saying yes historians will have the last …”

“…things will have a profound effect. But fundamentally our interests in the Middle East interest in Israel. Those who remain and the president will have to deal with those and that the terror threat will continue. …”

“…I. And I'm I'm always very happy to talk about Glenn Gould because Glenn Gould. . Is a figure of enormous. Pleasure and importance. For me Glenn Gould listen very peculiarly. Alive. And cheeky and eccentric and lovable. Person who I I literally. In a way have grown up with musically. Unquestionably it was his -- His -- that repeated his D minor concerto his Goldberg variations. . Italian concerto and many other things. That spoke to me almost before I even knew what what was going on. Musically why …”

“…or depression is unfathomable. So we repaired to the ageless constellations of Johann Sebastian Bach. . In this conversation we're talking with the pianist Andrew ranger go about the perfect they'd nested set a box camera pieces. Daniel …”

“…I'm Christian polite and this is open source from the Watson institute at Brown University. . Go to the American conversation with a global attitude. This what is -- impromptu stroll through an art gallery with the president of the Rhode Island School of Design John my data. The art in this case on the walls of the Brown University museum. -- Soviet posters cartoons and visual propaganda. From the 1920 with the collapse of communism. The experiment here maybe the -- …”

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