Host this is the washington journal for may 14. One of the questions facing former President Trumps who would he choose to be his running mate. He recently met with some of the possible contenders. Mr. Trump continues attending his hush money case. We want to hear from republicans in the audience about the person you would like to see as former President Trumps running mate. Republicans who live in the eastern and central time zones, call us at 202 7488000. If you live in the mountain and pacific time zones, give us a call at 202 7488001. You can text 202 7488003 us at 202 7488003. On x it is cspanwj that the Business Insider publication takes a look at some of those people that could be on a short list when it comes to the former president s running mate for this november. That list starts with senator tim scott of south carolina. The list adding senator scott has been on mr. Trumps shortlist from the beginning. He is a former president ial candidate himself. The 58yearold has also sh
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Im suzanne maloney, im vicepresident and director of Foreign Policy here at Brookings Institution, on behalf of Foreign Policy and the Talbot Center for security and technology, im truly delight today welcome you to the special event today. Our first annual night forum on politics. This forum is named in honor of brookings Phillip H Knight and made possible through his gift to the Foreign Policy program. And the overarching goal of the phil knight gift is supporting essential research into interNational Security, grand strategy, military affairs, american alliances, and security partnerships and Trans National threats. Were deeply grateful to phil for making this ambitious effort possible and for enabling us to bring together a truly Phenomenal Group of scholars today to discuss u. S. Grand strategy and u. S. Foreign policy at a time of heightened frictions among great powers and tremendous risk within the rulesbased International Order. Its hardly surprising that we chose to focus on