Please stand and be recognized if you could from any other era. [applause] we have an Incredible Group of friends with us tonight. Cspan is here filming tonights event. I want you all to be on your best behavior. Cspan is forever. Paul, stand one more time. [applause] and ted is here with our friends from california. He has been involved with the Summer Teacher Institute and now the guy on the site for all things specific. Graduating from the university of missouri after which he served four years in u. S. Army during the vietnam war as a platoon leader of the 101st airborne division. Then graduated from the georgetown law center. I met him on History Channel shoot. I thought he was already pretty famous. I wasnt i thought he was 200 percent nice to me then he had to be. He is an expert in his field he make sure you become an expert in the field. Hes a compelling speaker but also one of the nicest people anyone has ever met and thats the best thing of all. Tonight he will be speaking a
Museum, thank you to the museum for hiring me. I am the Senior Historian at the museum. Welcome to another installment of our meet the author series where we bring you the best world war ii literature and the men and women who write and create it. Before i introduce tonights offer, a man who needs no introduction, let me carry out the tradition of the National World war ii in museum. Are there any world war ii veterans or homefront workers in the audience tonight . There we go. I knew there were two right on top. To say we thank you for your services be understood that understand of the century. Any other era, please stand and be recognized. That is wonderful. Thanks to all of you for your support and service. We have incurred a group of friends with us in the museum and i would like to acknowledge each of them. Cspan, the folks from cspan are filming tonight. I want you to be on your best behavior because cspan is forever. I want to acknowledge those watching on our live stream and th
To become disabled . No, i dont want to, young man, well, theres no need to fish. So, wait, milana. Kohl, listen, my name is sergei anatolyevich, do you understand . Yes, sergey anatolyevich. Here, i am a doctor, a traumatologist. Be careful. The operation is not that difficult, but it needs to be done now. You understood . Yes, okay, just call your mom, please, please call your mom, please, im very worried about her, she wont answer. The phone, and i call her, she doesnt pick up the phone, why doesnt she pick up the phone, please, please call mom, just call mom, please, who will sign the documents, and if he doesnt have the right, his relatives are there with him weve arrived , ill call her now, just take some tests , yeah, ill operate on him before the new year, tanya, wheres the woman who came with the boy, sitting on the sofa over there, doctor, hows it going, kolya, he needs an operation, i will operate on him , could you contact his mother, the fact that he is very worried, we ne
Washington dc, it was her first public appearance since officially suspending her president ial campaign in march. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] suspending her president ial campaign in march. Good afternoon. I am sarah i am very proud to be here today as chair of Hudson Institute to introduce hudsons new walter p stern chair nikki haley. [applause] my dad believed america was a great country. Great because it was the land of freedom. Great because it was grounded and opportunities for those who worked hard and had ingenuity. Great because it stood up front and center for these values in a world for people may have misplaced their optimism and their sense of right and wrong. He knew how vital a Strong America was. When my dad cant speak in the late 60s he was struck by his commitment to these values. As the founder is impressed by his ability to integrate different strands of thi
Suspending her president ial campaign in march. Good afternoon. I am sarah i am very proud to be here today as chair of Hudson Institute to introduce hudsons new walter p stern chair nikki haley. [applause] my dad believed america was a great country. Great because it was the land of freedom. Great because it was grounded and opportunities for those who worked hard and had ingenuity. Great because it stood up front and center for these values in a world for people may have misplaced their optimism and their sense of right and wrong. He knew how vital a Strong America was. When my dad cant speak in the late 60s he was struck by his commitment to these values. As the founder is impressed by his ability to integrate different strands of thinking to formulate strategies to make the world a better place. Thus was born in mind that a lifelong commitment to Hudson Institute. [applause] thank you. So, i know that right now my dad would be so proud that nikki haley is the next walter p stern ch