Experts. To my mind, professor knock has done more than anyone to tell us what Woodrow Wilson had to deal with, the history and me moment of Woodrow Wilson, to tell us what Woodrow Wilson confronted and how and the development of his own thinking in the world he lived inch professor tony smith has done more than anything to tell us why this matters. Frankly, every president since wilson not a question for them of whether or not they are wilsonian but rather much. In fact the question that an nateed Woodrow Wilson, promotion of democracy, guides American Foreign policy and might say haunt American Foreign policy. What Woodrow Wilson said helps drive america today. Which i why i am particularly pleased to have the author of this book why will son matters is a darn good book to come here and explain it to us and then buy your own copy. So without further adieu, professor something i, the under is yours. I think everything is working. I think jeff said kind of introduced me in a way that i
Good afternoon. I am the senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a senior fellow and codirector at the center for International Security cooperation here at stanford. We are delighted that both institutions have come together to cohost this book event with Graham Allison and Neil Ferguson to discuss the book. Its available for purchase outside and he will stay f you copies so you cant escape the trap of the bookstore outside. Now, Graham Allison, he is director of Harvard Center and the Douglas Dylan professor of government and founding dean of Harvard School of government. Like legions of students, i vividly remember my first time walking into the Kennedy School for my first form event back in 1986. It was an intoxicating place where you could feel the brainpower working in the policy being changed in the room. Bram allison has been behind this magic for a very long time. Setting a standard of policy gram since the time he was about ten years old back in 1986. He is the ultimate t
Good afternoon. I am the senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a senior fellow and codirector at the center for International Security cooperation here at stanford. We are delighted that both institutions have come together to cohost this book event with Graham Allison and Neil Ferguson to discuss the book. Its available for purchase outside and he will stay f you copies so you cant escape the trap of the bookstore outside. Now, Graham Allison, he is director of Harvard Center and the Douglas Dylan professor of government and founding dean of Harvard School of government. Like legions of students, i vividly remember my first time walking into the Kennedy School for my first form event back in 1986. It was an intoxicating place where you could feel the brainpower working in the policy being changed in the room. Bram allison has been behind this magic for a very long time. Setting a standard of policy gram since the time he was about ten years old back in 1986. He is the ultimate t
Brenon. I think if i think it is a mistake. We have both recognized several times since we agreed to the scope of our investigation that it was important to bring the public into the investigation as much as we could so the country would under what we were looking at, what progress we were making, what the issues were and why the American People should care about how russia intervened in our election and the seriousness of the issue and the challenge it poses for our own democracy and democracies around the world. We agreed many of the hearings would be done in open session. We invited five director, well four and sally yates to testify and they all agreed to testify in open session. We ended up breaking up the first hearing in two parts with the second place taking part wednesday. The three witnesses on tuesday agreed to come testify in open session to share with the public what they know about the investigation. There are many questions they may not be able to answer in open session
Allegation claims of harassment cost him his job at fox news. Good evening, and well cam to a special edition of a prime time edition of the the lead. President trump has imperically had a disappointing first 100 days. Perhaps thats the reason he recently tweeted about the quote, ridiculous standard of the first 100 days. It is a standard fist established by Franklin Roosevelt in 1933. Fdr passed so many major laws in the first 100 days. That has certainly not been the case with grs and major legislation during this 100 days. Congress is more like the dudgeons in the saw movie franchise and no bill gets out of alive. You know who was one of the biggest boosters of the 100 day standard . Think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days of a trump administration. Just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days. Think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days. To help voters what they could accomplish in the first 100 days, candidate trump in october release