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I have not seen this room filled this much in a while. Good afternoon, everyone. It is great to be here with you in the pentagon briefing room. Sec. Esper since i became the secretary of defense last month, ive had the opportunity to meet with many of you. Im especially pleased that the chairman and i can spend time with you all here today in the briefing room. The United States military has a proud history and a great story to tell. It is my commitment to the American People, who entrust us with their sons and daughters to keep them informed of the work that our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines, and apartment of defense civilians do every day to keep our nation safe we have many avenues to engage with the media in todays world. Moving forward, i intend to do these briefings to maintain an open dialogue about the departments activities. Our head of Public Affairs and a representative of the joint staff will also begin holding regular press briefings. My aim is to give you an over
Friday to offer our weekly congregational prayers. Its a great honor to host its a great honor to host our neighbors and guests from our Congressional Districts today for this important discussion with our representative in congress. Please make yourself comfortable. This is our main prayer of all our sanctuary. Note that the doors please forgive us for any shortcomings. Let us know if you need assistance. There will be several volunteers wearing badges like me. Id like to invite our director here at the Islamic Center to welcome our congresswoman. I serve as the religious director here at the Islamic Center of irvine. This is beautiful. Ok. Well, i lost my words. You know, i like your tshirt, stronger than hate. I am from pittsburgh, actually. I would like to welcome all of you here in our humble facility. How many of you are here for the first time . Almost everybody. Well, your dream has come true. We actually invite all of you and will have our annual open please, come and join us
Very much. Give yourself a round of applause. [applause] this is one of our favorite events of the year and we feel so honored to have been here with us today. I hope that you all come back next year. I want to introduce first susan, professor at william and has written 12 books, four of whom are on roosevelt and the most recent is a blueprint for war, the 100 days that mobilized america. Whats truly remarkable is the way that it zeros in on a specific timeframe and a series of decisions and actions that were made by one president and one specific circumstance. Michael lost obviously has written nine books and is both an nbc news historian and National Archive foundation, White House Historical society in monticello, i could go on for 20 minutes. Although the awardwinning producer for the documentary the decisions that shook the world coming in his new book president s of war, which bill gates ranked as one of the five to read. It looks at a range of decisions that they made to go to w
15 month before election day, where does Climate Policy rank in the minds of 2020 voters . Guest there was a place where drinks and the might of democratic voters, and then the broader public. For democratic voters, communication is showing that liberal voters rank it as the third most important issue. When you see the Democratic Candidates up there, they are jockeying for the primary voter. The broader electorate is a little lower on the pole, 17 out of 29 issues. But we are seeing is a little bit of emphasis on Climate Change because of who is being spoken to. See where it comes out in the general election. Host what are the major differences focusing on the primary candidates when it comes to environment the policy . Where are we seeing the risks . Guest we are seeing quite a bit of agreement and thats a credit to the activism on the issue. And a lot of the natural events fueled by Climate Change. A lot of studies have come out that say we need to be more drastic in our action. We a