We are going to begin with that question as the president meets with the pope to talk about a number of issues, including poverty, immigration, and climate change. You can join in on the conversation, the phone lines many of you weighing in on facebook. Com. Send us a tweet. Good morning, lets begin with the front page of the New York Times, which is focusing on Community Organizer barack obama, his early years in chicago. The headline is that is the front page of the New York Times. Theres this headline from the l street journal here co. From the wall street journal. David is not a more up of the Washington Post has a piece on the beating that took place piece inamura has a the Washington Post. With that background he is joining us live on the phone from the Washington Post. Lets begin on the immigration issue because that is likely to be front and center when the president meets with pope francis on thursday. What can we expect . Pope may have a more social agenda than previous leade
Next on booktv, and john yoo argues they have very little power when they do with each other but acts as an impediment to powerful countries trying to think that fight terrorism and stop the spread of weapons of mass distraction. This discussion is about an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] well, welcome, everybody. Thank you are braving the weather to make it to American Enterprise institute today. And gary schmitt, resident scholar and a direct descendent for strategic studies here. Todays event, which is cosponsored by a Panel Discussion on john yoos latest book, point of attack preventative war, International Law, and global welfare. Our format today is quite ample. John will start off with a review and thesis and then we will followup with our our panelists, comment then i might throw in a point or two as well and following that we will open it up to questions in a robust discussion. Before turning the microphone over to john, let me first briefly introduce her to panelis
Welcome everybody. Thanks for braving the weather to make it to a American Enterprise institute today. My name is gary schmitt and im a resident scholar and i direct the Maryland Center for Security Studies here at aei. Todays event which is being cosponsored by the federal society as a Panel Discussion of john yoos latest book point of attack preventive war, International Law and global warfare. Our format today is going to be quite simple. John will start off with an overview of the books thesis and then we will follow up with our panelists comments and i might throw in a pointer point or two as well. Following that we will open up the floor to your questions and have a good robust discussion i am sure. Before turning the mic over to john however let me briefly introduce our two guests panelists. Michael levitin and harvey rishikof. As you can see from the biographical materials you have at hand both have had quite distinguished careers. Michael is currently professor of law at North
I would just like to say, first of all, final thank you all of you for coming, but also to barbara for helping us all think, not just about one thing or another, but a bottle of that thank you. [applause] welcome everybody. Thanks for bringing the weather to American Enterprises is today. My name is gary smith on her resident scholar and attract the maryland security for studies at aei. Todays event which is cosponsored by the Federalist Society is a Panel Discussion of john yoos latest book point of attack preventive or International Law and global welfare. Our format today will be quite simple. John will start off with an overview of the books thesis and then we will followup with their group panelist comments and ill with their two panel is coming tonight might throw in a pointer to as well. Following that we will open up the floor to your questions and have a good robust discussion i am sure. Before turning the mic over to john let me briefly introduce her to guest panelist Michael
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