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The U.S. must reestablish its moral authority.

The fear of intervention, says Roth.

Roth talks about terrorism, human rights and war.

After WWII, the US was on of the foremost proponents of human rights.

We are adaptable and instinctive, Roth says.

The two go hand in hand, says Roth.

Beyond what is in the U.S. Constitution, economic and social rights.

It is up to the human rights movement to build the ethical constraints, says Roth.

A basic sense of fairness.

The impact of 9/11 on how we view our own rights.

The human rights movement as a check against governments.

Rapid dissemination of information is changing the human rights world.

Shaming government leaders into doing the right thing.

Roth talks about the dangerous work of human rights workers.

Learning about Nazism at an early age.

Diversity in itself, I think, is not valuable.

Ted Kennedy makes the case for liberal immigration policy.

There is no single magic bullet to reduce poverty in the developing world.

The Columbia economist on the problems with Jeffrey Sachs.

Ross mourns an atmosphere so poisonous that Democrats and Republicans can’t agree on the basics.

Ross wants to ask Nelson Mandela how how he retained his capacity to see the needs of the other, rather than being consumed by hate.

Mearshimer and Walt’s book on the Israeli lobby has an ideologically-driven, rather than fact-based approach, says Ross.

A state that emerged from the horrors of the Holocaust, Israel is still dealing with questions of legitimacy, reconciliation, and terror.

Although the Iranian elite wants nuclear weapons, Ross says, not all of them want it at any price.

America and Israel agree on the need for peace, says Ross.

We need a comprehensive, three-fold approach, Ross says.

Climate change has repercussions in poverty, health, refugee flows, and security.

We need to be effective in a way that makes it seem we are acting in everyone’s best interests, Ross says.

Start with climate change.

Dennis Ross talks about the what and the how of diplomacy.