Call of the best alternatives. This deal is not perfect. I think we can all acknowledge that including those who worked on it. It is a heck a lot better than going to war with iran or trying to pursue an end less path of sanctions and their program races ahead towards them having the capability of having multiple bonds of weapons grave uranium or plutonium. That means whether cuba or paris, theyre always going to be subjected to scrutiny and debate. I think what we have to do is have the courage of our convictions that when we send our diplomats out and they do their job and the president makes a call that we have confidence that our professional men and women of our United States and diplomatic cores and our leaders are looking out for our interest. I have full confidence that history will record this deal to stop iran Getting Nuclear Weapons and stop them from firing a shot. [ applause ] i very much want to invite this audience into this welllit situation room. I understand three of
This is my first time in doylestown. Speak of doylestown and people, where is mike. I lose him on these live shows. Im here. Im here. Thanks for showing up. Mike. Look at this weather. Beautiful weather. How should we kick off the show here on state street. Yes, we need a marching band here we come. Hey, good to see you. Look at that. Im hung gray. Shes a taco. Come on, mike. Hi, everybody. Hello, hello. Who let the dog out. All of the businesses are out here. We have shut downstate street. Where did the prize box go, does anybody know. We have an announcement. I think i see it. Where is that. It is right there. Look at this. Are you ready for this we have been talking about it for a month. Will you hold this. I sure will, mike. We will tome you what the the big give away is. It is inside here. It is inside box. All of you watching right now have a chance to win it. Sue, are you ready. You want to do weather first. Yeah, lets do weather first. We have got weather and culture because ar
In 2006 and was commissioned as a military Intelligence Officer. He served as a squadron Intelligence Officer while deployed in iraq from 2007 to 2008 and as an assistant brigade Intelligence Officer while deployed in iraq in 2011. He is currently assigned to the United States military academy as a history instructor. His military awards and decorations include the bronze star with oak leaf cluster, the mere tore yous service medal. D he is abd from the university of texas at austin and working on a dissertation that examines the role of tom cy novels in the National Security policy of Ronald Reagan. His Research Interests include American Foreign relations and the cold war, ben hallcy, bachelor of science of u. S. History, a master of arts in interNational Security from the university of arizona, a master of history from the university of texas. In addition he is a National Security fellow at the Clements Center for National Security. He resides in west point, new york with his wife b
And had much stronger views about what should be done than and he thought that taft was just a little too much of a status quo guy. Yeah. Yes . Sometimes people think of the word pivotal as synonymous for the phrase turning point. Uhhuh. I was a little surprised you didnt mention that starting in 1932, democrats had a plurality or a majority in seven of the next nine president ial campaigns. Yeah. Starting in 1968, republicans had a plurality or a majority in five of the next six president ial campaigns. Uhhuh. And starting in 1992 democrats again had plurality or majority in five of the next six president ial campaigns. But thats not my question. My question really is, my question really is, is there something about substantial third Party Candidacies that exemplify pivotal election and should we expect this coming election will be pivotal only if there is a substantial thirdparty candidacy and probably not otherwise . Thats a thats a super question. I that is that is i hadnt thought
But if youre going to be chief executive and leader of your party, you have to take tough positions and upset people, manipulate people and ultimately that can undermine your ability to be chief of state. Now people like eisenhower came up with creative ways of solving that. But all of those roles theyre diflth to play and they often conflict. I think the constant News Coverage that we have today will bar us on what we consider a great president. If they were under the same scrutiny, these ones like fdr and others perhaps our view of them would be completely different. If we knew their faults, may we would think they arent all that great. But they had the benefit of not having that whereas now we have constant News Coverage. Yeah, matt. I think potentially the next president we have could be great in the sense that were fighting terrorism pretty seriously, especially with what recently just happened. And the idea that if a republican is elected theyre going to try to do something with