Hello and welcome to the program. Im how much im from. Hunger around the world has reached alarming levels. Thats according to a new report on global food and security. For the 5th year. Acute food and security has increased impacting hundreds of millions of people, and its posing a major challenge to the United Nations goal of ending hunger by 2030. The agencies that monitor of food and security say not only Climate Change, but the rapid spread of conflict is causing widespread hunger. A multi Agency Report shows that last year, nearly 282000000 peoples lives were in danger because they didnt have enough to eat. 700000 people were on the brink of famine, almost all of them in gaza. The strips entire population is classified as food and secure, meaning they regularly dont have enough to eat. The democratic republic of congo has the most food insecure people. Nearly 26000000 and sudan year of conflict has left more than 20000000 facing a hunger crisis. And a surgeon Gang Violence in hai
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The book will be signed into your open for a little bit longer. Weve got the book fare. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good evening, everyone. Welcome. Tonight we are going to discuss a joint event from the foundation of individual rights and education and we are excited to have you all here and for those watching the live stream podcast, welcome. Im the director of the academy and professor at New York University school of business where we are now. They have a very strong relationship in two ways. One is the mission from fire is to defend universities and the leading defender of free speech. To improve the quality of research by increasing viewpoint and constructive disagreements. Both organizations are devoted to achieve their essential missions of education. Our organizations also have a more informal serendipitous crazy idea that turned out to be one of the most important ideas the last five years to see strange stuff happening on campuses and students request
Secretary of state. To discuss, we bring in our eam, marty, and Michael Mckee, bloombergs International Economics and policy correspondent. Lets start with you, marty. Its the worstkept secret in d. C. The last couple of days, but the confirmation could be difficult. Walk me through it. There have already been a number of key republicans who have expressed some doubts about the tillerson pick. Marco rubio being on the Foreign Relations committee, john mccain being an influential republican in the mainstream. But ultimately i think theyre probably going to give donald trump latitude on this one, and i would expect him to get confirmed. Jonathan mike, ive been watching the news here in United States, and the obsession by Rex Tillersons supposed relations with the president of russia, mr. Putin. But to quote Bloomberg View just today, a new russia policy needs the exxon c. E. O. s skills, and i can quote him, trump can hardly do worse to get the kind of advice and relies on a different co
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