from any who are watching. we will fill to the questions straight to me. you can also use the house tag and it will be filtered up to our application. today on the panel, we have john mueller. he is a senior research scientist at the and a senior fellow at the cato institute. we also have martha crenshaw. and also the senior fellow america at the and finally, we have christopher fettweis. and i am the moderator. and with that, i will kick it off to john mueller to start us off and you can tell us about his book and his work. great. thanks very much, brandon valeriano. the book is basically a biography of an idea. it was really pretty stupid. let me try to share my screen, hopefully successfully. this is the idea, that war, asked white eisenhower put it, war is a tragic and stupid folly. and a similar sentiment basically, it s an idea that grew over the course of the 20th century. and we now are in a position where it basically seems to have become at least semi univ
today panel we have john fuller. he is a senior research scientist at the mershon center and a senior fellow at the cato institute. we also have martha crenshaw who is an emeritus professor and the fellow at friedmans. finally we have christopher who is a professor at tulane university. i am the moderator and i m a senior fellow at the cato institute. with that i m going to kick it off to john to start us off and he can tell us about his book. thanks very much brandon and thanks for putting this all together. the book is basically called the fee of an idea. this war is pretty stupid and let me share this successfully hopefully. this is the idea that is dwight eisenhower put it war is tragic and stupid folly and sentiment plays by norman schwarzkopf later seek and see. it s an idea that group the course of the 20th century and we are now in a position where he basically seems to have some dilly euphemism. europe for example used to be the world s most warlike continent and i
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