Going to do people for hate crimes. If you scared kids, this halloween, heres what one woman thought about that. Thought about that. I dont know. I dont know how its heating. Just how its heating. Its just saying like youre deliberately terrifying. Children scarred them for life. Oh, yeah. Maybe thats a bit oh, yeah. Maybe thats a bit bad. I dont know. Yeah. Put her right. Theres a lot more where that came from. We take you into the spin room where news stories turn where bad news stories turn good. This week were good. And this week were focusing have you seen it . Focusing on. I have you seen it . Rishi sunak. Our minister rishi sunak. Our Prime Minister coming out saying that it coming out and saying that it could us all. Yes, it could could kill us all. Yes, it could create a weird bioweapon or something. Not, something. Believe it or not, weve got panellist whos weve got a panellist whos going and turn that into going to try and turn that into a good story. What else a good news s
Im lauren finch, acting director of the museum. On behalf of all of my Library Foundation colleagues i thank you for coming this evening. And id like to extend a warm welcome to those who are joining us online as well. I would also like to acknowledge the deer support of our underwriters for the Kennedy Library for moms, bank of america, the Lowell Institute and our media sponsors, boxing glove, xfinity and wbr. Richard aldous agreed to sign books, our bookstore has copies of his books available for purchase. This year marks the centennial of the john f. Kennedys birth. As we honor his life and legacy during this centennial year, we cannot be more pleased to explore the life and the birth of our dear schlesinger junior in more detail tonight. I am delighted to introduce theparticipants in tonights program. We are pleased to welcome richard aldous, author of the new biography schlesinger, imperial historian. He is a professor of history at bard college and the author of 11 books includi
Last year in 2016 in the same journal. Both of these penetrating articles [ laughter ] sorry, deal with george kennen, soviet russia and the cold war. Now we all know that kennens longtelegraphed, which was sent in february 1946 from moscow to washington and his socalled e articex article embodied the very core of u. S. Containment policy to the cold war. These are the documents that frank focuses on and extrapolates from. But his articles are important, both substantively and method logically. First of all, he reexamines kennens motives and thinking. And in so doing he makes a major methodological contribution. He injects emotion as a major factor to think about when we imagine the formation of policy in the early cold war. Rather than the rational realist, frank portrays kennen in all of his humanity, rational . Yes. But also insecure. Anxious, frustrated. Fearful and fearful of seeming fearful. He urges us, frank urges us to ponder the interception of emotion and reason, the interse
Last year in 2016 in the same journal. Both of these penetrating articles [ laughter ] sorry, deal with george kennen, soviet russia and the cold war. Now we all know that kennens longtelegraphed, which was sent in february 1946 from moscow to washington and his socalled e articex article embodied the very core of u. S. Containment policy to the cold war. These are the documents that frank focuses on and extrapolates from. But his articles are important, both substantively and method logically. First of all, he reexamines kennens motives and thinking. And in so doing he makes a major methodological contribution. He injects emotion as a major factor to think about when we imagine the formation of policy in the early cold war. Rather than the rational realist, frank portrays kennen in all of his humanity, rational . Yes. But also insecure. Anxious, frustrated. Fearful and fearful of seeming fearful. He urges us, frank urges us to ponder the interception of emotion and reason, the interse
Atlantic city. The Eastbound Strangler. Strangling prostitutes and leaving on a ditch behind the city hotel. The bodies were discovered behind the golden key motel. The media called the killer the Eastbound Strangler, and no one has been arrested. Demolished last summer. We went to check out the lay of the land. Hard to put your finger on. The background is important because of another case just two years later. On anti gun federal task force stockpile. Got to review some of the evidence. That took him. Full of male and female genitalia. Taken to the gun range leaving the deer untouched. Strangle himself with a piece of clothing. Nothing short of astonishing. Art and photography. And this profile even predictable what happened if the killer is captured. You would commit a final active control which would be suicide. This guy has obviously got some issues. They all do. Criminal profile was done , the Eastbound Strangler serial killer. After we had our story incredibly one of the most no