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Plus monopoly, the true story of greed goodness, and americas most iconic game. He was the Ferguson Police chief for five years. Tonight hes out of a job. Chief Thomas Jackson resigned. He was outspoken defending the department in the days after the shooting death of Michael Brown but today at a press conference fergusons mayor made the announcement that chief didnt show up. Randall pinkston is here with that. Randall . John, the events that began with the police chief started when Michael Brown himself was shot and killed in ferguson last summer. Officials seem intent on staying put for a while but that all changed last week where the department of justice finally released a longstanding investigation. Police chief Thomas Jackson is the sixth ferguson, missouri e employee to step down. Ferguson mayor James Knowles announced the departure Late Wednesday afternoon. The city of ferguson and police chief Thomas Jackson have agreed to the Police Chiefs resignation from ferguson. He made no
[inaudible conversations] good afternoon everyone. Id like to welcome you to this afternoons session of the washington history seminar, and for those of you who dont know the seminar is a joint project of the Woodrow Wilson Centers History and Public Policy program and the american Historical Associations National history center. My name is Eric Arn Ericsson from George Washington university, and i am the cochair of this seminar. As is our custom, i want to thank two people whose behindthescenes efforts makes this seminar possible on a weekly basis amanda no moniz and pete [inaudible] i would also like to express thanks to the society of historians of Foreign Relations whose generous financial contributions support this seminars activities. Todays speaker is Bartholomew Sparrow who is a professor of government at the university of texasment he is the author of multiple works including from the outside in world war ii and the american state, the insular cases and the emergence of the am
Cuba, who is going to provide them with everything. Its going to be america. At the same time, we have to make sure that the castro regime reduces the human rights violation and lets people be free. But no, i did not get any personal experience in this. Is there a microphone in the back remapped. He said one more and he proved it. Hello, thank you for being here, i appreciate all you have done for our country. I want to do what is your view on benghazi. I have talked about it a lot in the book. But i think that there are failures and mistakes of leadership before, during, and after. Because they were asking for more security, its a very volatile area, libya is a disaster if you didnt have anyone going in there there were definitely forces that could have initiated going in and i have seen those before coming have your pager, you have numbered with everything in it and so soon as you get this, get back in the compound within an hour, and youre getting into this fight. Every redblooded A
If theres ever a fascinating all historys fascinating, but this is faze enating to me. Nays nateing to me. I have not fixed on a idea yet, but im hoping. Thank you. Having taught history, your book, i would think, would be really important for young people to write, to have a sense of being there and the journalingnd keeping track of speernses and seeing it through the eyes instead of through experts or historians or whatever. History becomes more integrated into their experience opposed to, you know, listings of times and places, and i would think that would be an interesting book to have in your arsenal. Well, i would love it if became a book like that. [laughter] that was the goal. I just didnt want dates, but what it felt like. I talked about the book in a community college, not far from washington, and it is extraordinary how much people dont know. You know, just by virtue of being young. How would they know . They didnt grow up with parents who fought in world war ii. I explained