Within ourselves and were ready to make the sacrifices that anybody has to make to get to the top, we can do it. I recently was with a Group Squadron that received all sorts of medals coming back from afghanistan. And one person in the squadron was a woman. And the person interviewing the soldier said well, how do you feel about having, you know, a woman as your commander . And the soldier said actually, it doesnt occur to us. We just think of her as a soldier. And i think that we can push ahead. We can make it. And as you know in europe this is a very liveish sue at the europe live level. There has been legislation at the board room level. Some european countries, norway is one actually is that. I take it from what youre saying youre against quotas of that sort . Quotas are really an unfertable thing for american uncomfortable things for americans. Europeans are more comfortable. We want quality of opportunity more than quality of a result. I was on a fortune 500 Corporate Board prett
Thankinging lynn for us. Thank you. Next, a foreign on state and federal marijuana laws. Then a discussion on combating terrorism and National Security laws. After that, google executive eric schmidt taking about the latest innovations. Tomorrow on washington journal, atlantic editor at large Steve Clemons and gary schmitt discuss former nebraska senator chuck hagel. And we talk about the book breakout nations exploring what makes economies breakout or break down. Washington journal live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern live on cspan. Now a discussion about legalizing marijuana and federal state relations. Colorado and Washington State recently legalized the recreation nal use of marijuana but it continues to be illegal under federal law. This brookings event is just over an hour and a half. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2012] welcome, everybody. Thank you very much for coming. My name is jonathan roush. Im a guest schol
Due to be signed in the next few weeks . She is quite right that we have been due to agree to sign with russia in the near future. , theis situation chancellors that are doing chances of us doing that are rather reduced, to put it mildly. We have not made a formal decision about that. We are reviewing that and we will decide about it in conjunction with any other measures that we choose to adopt. Given what russia has been allowed to do in mold over moldova, it may write a repeating crimea. Will the russians feared that the International Community will act differently . Here withre parallels the parts of georgia. Has certainly been able to live with any consequences of those actions in the past. This is a repetition of that but on an even greater scale and that is why we say that in response to this, there have to be costs and consequences to deter the repetition of these events in the future. What are the other cost and consequences . He has mentioned veto restriction but surely restr
Scarlet, i have one thing to say to you. Frankly my dear, i do give a dam. I know all of you give a damn, as do decent people everywhere who reject hypocrisy and lies and cherish integrity and truth. My friend, on behalf of the people of israel, i bring a message from jerusalem, the cradle of our modern civilization. Its a message from the bible. [speaking hebrew] i have put before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. Choose life so that you and your offspring may live. Never forget america and israel stand for life. We stand together on the right side of the moral divide. We stand together on the right side of history, so stand tall, stand strong, stand proud. [applause] thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you all. Keep doing a great job. Thank you. [applause] thank you all. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman and as was among tuesdays speakers at the apex conference. He talked about Irans Nuclear program sayi
Of policy each of you play a Critical Role and youve got to work to the. So do we. Were always happy to have you with us. Youve done a whole lot of work in this area, were grateful for that and be looking to you for further help. Again thanks to everyone for coming. As dr. Coburn knows were going to start voting in a little bit. And were going to do one of those deals that we perfected where voting starts, maybe hell go vote the first time, and when hes voted hell come back and ill go vote and then well just swap back and forth. Hopefully well be able to keep going and make it all work and be done in a punctual way. But its important were happy that you here. Let me just now turn to dr. Coburn just to thank him for insisting that we have this hearing and make this a priority. Thank you, mr. Chairman. First of all welcome to all of you. This is an interesting area for us to be talking about. Sitting on the intelligence committee, our threats are greater, not less, in terms of risk. And