Pleased to have you here with us this morning. As a think tank focused on developing bolden innovative approaches to american foremost security and challenges, its hard to take a hard look at the Foreign Policy that informs american Foreign Policy, because it is pretty vital that we examine the course our country is on, and the prevailing wisdom behind it, and ask ourselves with someone from the past holder today. How it will future demands have different efforts for the years before. But do we need to do differently than what weve done in the past . So to address these questions then, and other ones as well, we are very pleased this morning to house senator josh hawley of nevada. How the emergence of great power conversations should and even must change american approaches. Senator josh hawley took office in january 2019, hes the youngest senator in the senate and serves on the Armed Services committee, the judiciary committee, and the Homeland Security committee. And this time in con
In the first and Second World War the aims were similar. They were places far from home to stop imperial powers from seizing control in europe. In the same logic guided the hand through the cold war. Across administrations this nation pursuit strategies in the alliance is to stop the soviet union from dominating europe asia and ultimately the globe and we succeeded. America pursued its own experience experiment. Thankfully they rejected that policy. Imperial domination violates our principles and threatens our character our aim must be to prevent imperialism. To stop domination not foster it. And now we must guard ourselves for a new effort. It is here in asia. In the policies on American Interest must focus. Its critical for our trade in our jobs in our national welfare. In today this is the region where the menace of hegemony looms largest. It is evident to everyone in this room that the once free and open in the pacific is increasingly less so. In the critical region at this critica
Register that shows the scout one schedule for the rest of august. Before we begin we asked everybody silence their cell phone so there is no unwanted distractions. We are recording tonight its important we hear your question questions. Afterwards there will be a book signing here. We have six copies for sale behind the register. Tonight we had zahra hankir a lebanese british journalist who writes about the middle east with society and culture she is here to present tonight when then on the ground with a platform for journalists to share in their own words that times it is chilling and harrowingnd and humorous. Along with the unique advantages and then to write in that collection it is to gain a full understanding of the story of female protagonists tent can be given a voice only by other women with our women on the ground were given the opportunity and wece all benefit tonight joined in conversation with a National Security reporter covering extremism for npr. Please welcome to politi
Suspends the broadcast of nba games after a houston owner backs protesters strikes at rival airlines will help to boost revenue good morning. Welcome to street signs. One of the top stories is lse. You can see a big move in the shares down 6 . On course for the worse day since 2016 after the Hong Kong Stock Exchange dropped the bid for the lse group. Saying it continues to blee the tiup is compelling but it acknowledged it was unable to compel management. Big move in the shares down 6 joining us live from the london Stock Exchange youve been following the story closely. Yesterday, we were talking about the Charm Offensive that the london Stock Exchange Share Holders had been subjected to and now this abrupt decision can you give us more detail on what happened . Reporter absolutely. You can say it was a bit of a surprise hong kong decided to walk away and not proceed to put forward a formal offer for the lse to put that move into perspective, we did see shares trade at 16. 04 we have r
Register that shows the scout one schedule for the rest of august. Before we begin we asked everybody silence their cell phone so there is no unwanted distractions. We are recording tonight its important we hear your question questions. Afterwards there will be a book signing here. We have six copies for sale behind the register. Tonight we had zahra hankir a lebanese british journalist who writes about the middle east with society and culture she is here to present tonight when then on the ground with a platform for journalists to share in their own words that times it is chilling and harrowingnd and humorous. Along with the unique advantages and then to write in that collection it is to gain a full understanding of the story of female protagonists tent can be given a voice only by other women with our women on the ground were given the opportunity and wece all benefit tonight joined in conversation with a National Security reporter covering extremism for npr. Please welcome to politi