from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin this evening with a new chapter in the nation s battle against terrorism. president obama laid out a new strategy in a highly anticipated speech earlier today. speaking at the national defense university, he discussed how the threat has evolved since 9/11. so that s the current threat. less capable al qaeda affiliates, threats to diplomatic facilities and businesses abroad, home-grown extremists. this is the future of terrorism. we have to take these threats seriously and do all that we can to confront them. but as we shape our response we have to recognize the scale of the threats closely resemi-ables the threat wes faced before 9/11. rose: the president offered his rationale for targeted killings. conventional air power or missiles are far less precise than drones and are likely to cause more civilian casualties and more local outrage. we are viewed as occupying armies, unleash a torrent of unin
rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin this evening with a new chapter in the nation s battle against terrorism. president obama laid out a new strategy in a highly anticipated speech earlier today. speaking at the national defense university, he discussed how the threat has evolved since 9/11. so that s the current threat. less capable al qaeda affiliates, threats to diplomatic facilities and businesses abroad, home-grown extremists. this is the future of terrorism. we have to take these threats seriously and do all that we can to confront them. but as we shape our response we have to recognize the scale of the threats closely resemi-ables the threat wes faced before 9/11. rose: the president offered his rationale for targeted killings. conventional air power or missiles are far less precise than drones and are likely to cause more civilian casualties and more local outrage. we are viewed as occupying armies, unlea
retired marine general melvin spiese talking about new ways to put veterans to work. if every problem is a job, we have no shortage of problems and that obviously seems like it s a lot of jobs and a lot of those problems revolve around dated infrastructure and outdated systems in general. health systems, food systems, educational systems, pick em, right? at the same time, we ve invested in a million we re always talking about employment specifically and the training that has been invested specifically in logistics and deployment in a group of millennials 25 to 35-year-olds who happen to be iraq and afghanistan war veterans. rose: a new antiterrorism policy and creative ways to put veterans to work when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin this evening with a new chapter in the nation s battle against terrorism. president obama laid out a new strategy in a highly anticipated
what do you say? shut up and deal. rose: welcome to the program. we begin with a look at president obama s major counterterrorism speech today with david ignatius, phil lid mudd, david kilcullen, mica zenko and karen greenberg. i think the speech was very, to put it bluntly, obamaesque. he promised a lot in his words and he said very little that pointed toward a concrete future. but there were a couple of things he said that are take aways. one of them was his repeated use of the word discipline and the idea of disciplining the power of the executive, disciplining our definitional standards, disciplining the processes by which we go about targeted killings and our military commissions and our process of detention. so there was some light there. i think that ultimately he does think that this war is drawing to an end and the question is how is he going to do it? rose: we conclude this evening with dylan rat dan and retired marine general melvin spiese talking about
captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin this evening with a new chapter in the nation s battle against terrorism. president obama laid out a new strategy in a highly anticipated speech earlier today. speaking at the national defense university, he discussed how the threat has evolved since 9/11. so that s the current threat. less capable al qaeda affiliates, threats to diplomatic facilities and businesses abroad, home-grown extremists. this is the future of terrorism. we have to take these threats seriously and do all that we can to confront them. but as we shape our response we have to recognize the scale of the threats closely resemi-ables the threat wes faced before 9/11. rose: the president offered his rationale for targeted killings. conventional air power or missiles are far less precise than drones and are likely to cause more civilian casualties and more local outrage. we are viewed as