Trade . Guest i dont think he has gotten into it so much yet. Fromice president is indiana. These are big manufacturing states. Them especially on the promise of a change in the federal government on jobs and trade. We are waiting. It is already the fourth month. One of the reasons i appreciate being on your program today is because i have a company that is immediately threatened and we president s attention in lorain, ohio. One in shuttered and another will likely be shuttered in june. The present needs to help us hold the production as the market recovers here at home. These companies are victims of dumping. Coming by china, by korea, and by russia. Host any indication that the president would visit the company that you are talking about . Guest he has my warmest imitation. Havers brown and portman joined me in this effort. This is really the poster child for what is wrong. Major manufacturing, very modernized company, the hardest worldg companies in the then to be delivered this kin
Good evening, everyone. It is so nice to see you all here in this great greenberg lounge of the new york law school. Im the director of the nyu center for the study of transformative lives, and over the past six years weve sponsored courses and Public Programs on people who have deeply affected our world for the good. Individuals like frederick douglass, margaret fuller, georgia okeefe, Martin Luther king jr. , pope francis and many others always studied in context. Not all american president s are transformative. [laughter] but some have been. As members of Tonights Panel know well. My own interest is focused on lincoln and his times. It is my belief that students who spend an entire semester studying a person like lincoln or douglass or king or elizabeth candidacy stanton cady stanton, will never forget them. The centers chief ally over the years has been the biography seminar at nyu. Founded in the 1970s by eileen ward, the nyu professor and acclaimed author. For decades this group
Your calls will senator bernie sanders, dana perino and former Florida Governor and senator, bob graham. Thats a look at author programs book tv is covering this week. Look for them to air in the near future on book tv on cspan2. Now a president ial history by eye byagographers and authors. This recorded prior to the president ial election on november 8. Host beginning, everyone. It is so nice see you all here in this great greenburg lounge of the new york law school. Im the director of the nyu center for the today of transformative lives, and over the past six years we have sponsored courses and Public Programs on people who have deeply affected our world for the good. Individuals like frederick douglass, margaret fuller, george okeefe, mart are Martin Luther king, jr. , pope francis, and many others always studied in context. Not all american president s are transformative. But some have been. As members of Tonights Panel know well. My own interest as focused on lincoln and his times
Who arent on the programs have to get out and seems fair that others work as well. Thats a general mindset. And so, thats why i, at the end of the day, say if were actualry going to solve some problems and i agree with charles and nick that there are a lot of guys who ought to be working, but arent we ought to look at that, we had a subsidized jobs program and subsidiz subsidized to 80, 90, and Public Sector jobs, 80, 90 , timelimited. I thought was a successful program. We have come to the end of our time and i would just close by saying in a year which has been characterized by incredible polarization, people who disagree with each other and can assume must hate each other, i think that jared and i have done a terrific job. [applause]. Always great book tv is on witter and facebook. Tweet up twitter. Com booktv or post a comment on our facebook page. Facebo facebook. Com book tv. Beginning now on book tv, a president ial History Panel with biographer biographers. And authors. This wa
Is very nice to see you again, thank you very much for doing this and for having me here. I wrote the book with a colleague who worked with the state department while i was the u. S. For the middle east and he is a recognized expert on history of israel he, palestinian negotiations and is really landlocked and other areas. We wrote it before the election, so course we did not know what was going to happen, nor did anyone else. But we wanted to make a contribution to the discussion primarily to defend the two state solution, there has been much criticism justified, after all it has been more than half a century and for a large portion of that time the two state solution has been the stated objective of the United States and is really leave you sent palestinian leaders, it hasnt been achieved in so many people feel that it is not a viable solution. Host hold that thought. I want want to brag about you for a minute first. I was going to say we are catching up on our experiences before con