If you agree, 2027488000. If you disagree, 2027488001. Join the conversation on twitter and facebook. Phone lines are open. Lets listen to what the president had to say yesterday when he visited the Treasury Department. He talked to the cameras and this is what he had to say about the debate over using the term radical islam. [video clip] president friends on the other e of the aisle have made to criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase radical islam. That is the key, they tell us. Unless webeat isil call them radical islamists. What exactly would using this label accomplish . What exactly would it change . Would it make isil less committed to try to kill americans . Would it bring in more allies . Is there a military strategy served by this . The answer is, none of the above. Calling a threat by a different name does not make it go away. Distraction. Itical ive been clear about how extremist groups have perverted islam. I have called on our muslim friends and alli
By the democrat of california, read all 7000 words of the rape victims letter on the floor. We begin to your reaction to that case and Sexual Assault on College Campuses. In the Eastern Central part of the country, 202 7488000. Mountain pacific, 202 7488001. College students, we want to hear from you, what it is like. N campus, 202 7488002 you can join the conversation on andter cspanwj facebook. Com cspan. Lets begin at the special order last evening read by a group of republicans and democrats. Katherine clark of massachusetts was one of the first to read a portion of the stanford rape victims letter. [video clip] on the way there i joked that undergrad guys would have braces. Teased me about wearing a beige cardigan. I called myself big mama because i knew i would be the oldest one there. I let my guard down and drink liquor too fast, not factoring in that my tolerance had significantly lowered since college. I remembered i was in a gurney in a hallway. I have dried blood and bandag
About half of the cases, individuals are interested in traveling to join a foreign terrorism organization. The question on guns and foreign plotting goes away and we have this question of what do you do with these individuals who are drawn to a Foreign Terrorist Organization . Individualseen 88 arrested in the last two years, u. S. , butted for the pales in comparison to other countries. It is something we have to wrapper heads around. Host that is seamus hughes, the Deputy Program director from the program on extremism at George Washington university. Thank you so much for joining us. Guest thank you. Concludes our program for today. We will be back tomorrow morning. See you then. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] coming up today, the House Oversight Committee Takes action against an irs commissioner in the irs targeting inves
Washington, d. C. And i spent about a decade in washington. I guess you could call me a recovering policymaker. Now im a scholar still trying to atone for all of my years in the bells of bureaucracy. During my time working at the state department and on the n. S. C. Staff of the white house, i saw how hard it is for a president to get his government to do what he wants it to do or a secretary of state to get his or her, i worked for powell and rice, to get the Foreign Service, the state Department Building to do what they want to do. A clear president ial directives and orders would be disregarded, policy guidance would be shirked and evaded. That was fascinating to watch and sometimes frustrating to be working on at a time. It informed my scholarship now. It gave me a full set of questions for interrogating the archives and approaching projects. I came to appreciate that a successful strategy if one can exist isnt just a matter of getting the analysis right. Its not just a matter of g
Put on the mantle piece so i was glad to get it. I thanked him for it and i was going to waco to do some research at baylor, wrapped it up in old dirty tshirts and put it carefully in my suitcase and went down to waco in the rental car the next day, spoke well and came back and went to the airport at dfw, checked the bag to go to washington because i was going up there to a smithsonian program. I spent a few days at my brothers doing research in the archives. Did that, the jar still wrapped up in its tshirt. Went back after i finished to the airport, checked the bag to go back to my home in americas where i was living then and changed planes in atlanta and they changed the bag to the little world war i plane that they used between atlanta and albany, georgia. Got down to albany, picked up my suitcase, put it in the car and drove back. I was convinced that bell jar was broken and there would be a million pieces of glass and i would have to throw out everything in the suitcase, but i got