Michael good evening and welcome. My name is michael bishop. The result of a collaboration between our society and the George Washington university, the library is the First Research facility in the Nations Capital devoted to the study of winston churchill. Here students have access to a vast range of primary and secondary materials and interactive touchscreen exhibits and soon displays of original manuscripts and artifacts. And let me take this opportunity to encourage you to join the National Churchill society by visiting our website, www. Winstonchurchill. Org. Him him a few programming notes. I hope youll return to the National Churchill Library Center on march 1 when eliot cohen will discuss his new book, him and him the big stick, the limits of soft power and the necessity of military power. And on april 26, former british secretary david away, now lord owen, who will speak about his book, cabinets finest hour, the hidden agenda of may, 1940. Churchill is claimed as the biggest l
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Cspan, online or listen to the podcast. Learn more about the author featured. Up next, a Panel Discussion on the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on the u. S. And the world. Topics include Clean Energy Investments and combatting Climate Change. Hosted by the Brookings Institution, this discussion is about an hour. [inaudible conversations] thank you for sticking around for another terrific panel. Let me introduce on the Inflation Reduction Act. In the middle, Samantha Gross for the Climate Initiative and fellow policy at brookings, focusing on Climate Policy and International Cooperation and Net Zero Energy systems and geopoliticals and the Global Energy market. To my far left, Joshua Meltzer is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and leads the forum on cooperation in Artificial Intelligence and leads the ums pardon me, usmca Initiative Focuses how the United States, mexico, Canada Agreement can strengthen cooperation in north america. His research focuses on economic rel
Guest well, i tell you, i came to washington in 2015. Won election in november 2014 and when i arrived i realized i was learning how this town is broken as opposed to just having a general feeling of the fact that it was dysfunctional. As i learned more detail, i thought its important that the American People know the details so that they can take some action, they can help fix the problem and its not going to get fixed by just people inside dc working on the problem. Its got to have americans involved. So i decided to write a book about it. Host i did want to share with viewers a bit of your history, you had a career before you came to washington, you had been a federal prosecutor, you ran on successfully for the 2010 and decided to run in 2014. Tell us about yourself and your district . Guest sure. So i actually started out of law school with dick cheney who is a congressman from wyoming at the time. That dates me a little bit but i came in 1986, in 1987i left the committee as it end