When we are not sending down stroman on this. It is my pleasure to introduce our new panelists if i can find my spot. Moore awith us steve trusted advisor to president trump. At the Heritage Foundation, a anmer colleague and we have editor and the author of a book on socialism. I am not finding my notes. The socialist manifesto. The format for today, we are going to have Opening Statements and do a rebuttal. Im going to ask difficult questions. We are going to take questions from the audience. Write down what you want to have answered and pass it up to me. Then we will do a closing statement. Lets have steve moore kick it off. Hen by the way, jillian just got back from hong kong. How aboutroposal is we give the Nobel Peace Prize to those Freedom Fighters in hong kong . [applause] stephen second of all, shout out to jennifer and rick. Awesome conference. How many years has this been . Dont they put out an amazing conference . Thank you for bringing me out. I think i have done this five
All right, well you guys are in for a real treat. Im so excited to host this debate because i think, especially covering higher ed, it is rare to have an ideological debate about these things. I certainly think as conservatives, we benefit when we understand the other sides perspective and are not shooting down strawmen on this. With that, it is my great pleasure to introduce our two panelists for today. We have with us Stephen Moore, a trusted advisor to President Trump at the heritage foundation, former colleague at the wall street editorial page. And we have the editor of the jacobin and author of the book on socialism. The socialist manifesto. They will each make moat Opening Statements and give a rebuttal to each other. We will take questions from the audience, so as you are listening, write down what you would like answered, pass it up to me and we will do a closing statement. Without further ado, lets have Stephen Moore ticket off. Stephen steve moore by the way, jillian just go
Was supposed to be achieved and thats when. Then zimbabwe was put under sanctions thats where we got he got quite a lot of criticism from outside but from where we stand we have quite a lot of things that you actually have not only given us land but also made very huge achievements in the Education Sector major and very huge achievement in the Health Sector you might talk about the collapse of the Health Sector now but we have the backbone we have the infrastructure that you did set up a set up. And at the design of the government that you learned that so there are quite a lot of things that. Zimbabweans were remembering him for and he was very aware very very principled even at times when there was no way i would was against him here in mainly in seeing that zimbabweans got their land by. And were never saw anything like that in africa i dont feel like you. Got to include it in the euro but we saw that in the development we might want about our got rights like yours but were not going
Issues on this. We have with us steve moore he was a trusted advisor to president donald trump. At the Heritage Foundation and a colleague at the wall street journal. We also have Bhaskar Sunkara the editor of the jacobin. Is called the socialist manifesto. The format were going to have the make opening statements. I asked a couple of questions and we will take questions from the audience. As youre listening write down what you want answered and we will get some of those in and the do a closing statement. So lets have steve moore kicked off. Thank you and by the way Jillian Melchior just got back from hong kong. My first proposals how we give the Nobel Peace Prize to those Freedom Fighters in hong kong . Second of all, i want to do a shout out to jennifer and rick. This is an awesome conference. I was here 15 years ago. This is an amazing conference. Thank you for bringing me out. I think ive done this for five times. And i always had a great time. Who knew there were so many deplorabl
Days. China will be a big topic. We are in the trades back, some would say a trade war. We have concern about their militarization in asia. What do we hope to accomplish regarding china at the g 20 . The first thing is not to have excessive expectations about anything that happens at g 20 meetings. They are a forum for people to have the more important bilateral meetings since it is not too different from the opening of the general assembly, not going for the thrill of the un but speed date with other foreign leaders and put a lot of meetings together but with respect to some of the meetings we expect to have with president xi and vladimir putin, these are Critical Issues at an important time. With xi jinping im sure the overall trade issue will be the dominant topic but there are a lot of other issues to discuss as well and we will see how it develops as we figure out how much time we have, talk to representatives of other countries and see what their priorities are. The chinese model