Today as i think everyone in this room knows, we kicked off an incredible week for the indiau. S. Relationship. The first meeting with the indian Prime Minister and President Trump. At Hudson Institute we are delighted to host this special event focused on the u. S. India partnership. We are grateful to our friends at cspan for covering this event live. U. S. India bilateral trade stands at less than 1 5 of the u. S. China 648 billion bilateral trade relationship. India is americas ninth largest supplier of imported goods and 18th largest export market. The worlds first and the worlds sixth economies respectively, we had hudson at hudson we institute believe there is significant room for growth. The u. S. India relationship is an important one here at the institute. Our Salvation Program directed by the former ambassador has been active on the u. S. India trade relationship, the u. S. India defense relationship, and the u. S. Indiajapan trilateral relationship for some time now. I was
Scenario. Well take you inside the nation as they prepare themselves to prepare for a nationwide catastrophe. But first todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. I had a tremendous meeting yesterday with president putin. Mixed signals after the handshake in hamburg. Did he stand up to him on Election Hacking or let him off the hook. Putin says, nah, i didnt do it. Apparently donald trump said, well, okay, but lets move on. This to me is like wow. In the streets of hamburg, the protests raged for a second day in a row and well into the night. Of course, the protesters here say they want to disrupt the summit. Some say they want to make it inside the secure perimeter. Two american bombers dropped by to show force. The wildfires forced people to evacuate. Firefighters are fighting tripledigit heat. The video exonerates Venus Williams in the deadly car rash. The baby elephant is strutting her stuff in front of everyone at the pittsburgh zoo. Shes a cutie. All that ringo starr celebrated
As they prepare themselves to prepare for a nationwide catastrophe. But first todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. I had a tremendous meeting yesterday with president putin. Mixed signals after the handshake in hamburg. Did he stand up to him on Election Hacking or let him off the hook. Putin says, nah, i didnt do it. Apparently donald trump said, well, okay, but lets move on. This to me is like wow. In the streets of hamburg, the protests raged for a second day in a row and well into the night. Of course, the protesters here say they want to disrupt the summit. Some say they want to make it inside the secure perimeter. Two american bombers dropped by to show force. The wildfires forced people to evacuate. Firefighters are fighting tripledigit heat. The video exonerates Venus Williams in the deadly car rash. The baby elephant is strutting her stuff in front of everyone at the pittsburgh zoo. Shes a cutie. All that ringo starr celebrated his 77th birthday in holiday. And all tha
Refuge heading out to the puget sound. Wereisqually people originally known as people of the river, people of the grass. Our homeland has always been this entire beautiful area. Nisqually were people here preterritory times and preunited states. The nisqually tribe is most definitely active here. I dont ever see the nisqually tribes going away. We were a federally recognized tribe, and that stemmed from the Medicine Creek treaty in the 1850s. That treaty helps identify the nisqually tribe with our relationship to the federal government. That is a very important thing. Federal government does play a role in very light recognized tribes in federally recognized tribes to recognized sovereignty and are supposed to look at for our best interests. That treaty established that relationship and it established also our trade areas. During treaty time, we were the first area of five areas that Governor Stevens had carved out of the washington territory to execute treaties. Governor stevens was b
Writing that series, he also under a pen name owen perry previously wrote six awardwinning civil war mysteries covering the first two years of the war. Colonel peters is a retired u. S. Army enlisted man and officer. He has written numerous works on strategy and security. The more recent military topics. Hes a highly regarded journalist and currently the fox news strategic analyst, and a member of the Hoover Institutions working group at Stanford University and he currently lives in warrenton and his title today is the human side of civil war leadership. Please welcome colonel peters. [ applause ] good morning, ladies and gentlemen. You know, you really all should be outside on this beautiful day. This is amazing weather, but im glad youre here. First, i have to get a commercial in not for my books although my publisher would be delighted if youd buy them, but for one of the most important institutions in the United States of america, the National Park service, and in these Turbulent T