going on so i turn to the woman from the washington post and said i take it you think we should be here? he points to the hills that are emerging from the fog. i realized instantly that i see people on the hills and they can see us. snipers can see us. at which point i say you had better move away from here. fortunately that was the lead story of the page one washington post, my relationships were prepared. what he understood and would emerges so clearly in this memo was the role of ethnicity. i would like to read two sentences from it. to president-elect clinton. it would not what structure secretary of state to work up a scenario for ethnic conflicts in the year 2000. that would concern the united states and might or might not be avoided or diverted. something that would still be useful. hypothetically, i b c q not to ask the cia. it should be honorably interred. [applause] you took a lot of political sniper fire. in his 24 year career, tell us a little bit about his ev
had more, decision points. w. bush. let s start with just a general at the end of m4 as toys that come and i think on things that is i see is even if he doesn t want to play politics, he s also missing the political game that s being played around him. and that was one of the things that did come through in the book as i was reading it. and lara brown is the author of jockeying for the american presidency, the political opportunism of aspirants. dr. brown if you wrote president bush of his book what would be your study. i talk about his election campaign in 2000. and i basically see similar problems with him that i see with most of the modern presidents. and that is, quite frankly, their experience in politics is rather limited. and as a result, they may be sort of good at giving us speeches or making all the right moves or being in the right places for the photo ops but as i said, they seem to miss the politics around them either for their advisors, consultant
toys that come and i think on things that is i see is even if he doesn t want to play politics, he s also missing the political game that s being played around him. and that was one of the things that did come through in the book as i was reading it. and lara brown is the author of jockeying for the american presidency, the political opportunism of aspirants. dr. brown if you wrote president bush of his book what would be your study. i talk about his election campaign in 2000. and i basically see similar problems with him that i see with most of the modern presidents. and that is, quite frankly, their experience in politics is rather limited. and as a result, they may be sort of good at giving us speeches or making all the right moves or being in the right places for the photo ops but as i said, they seem to miss the politics around them either for their advisors, consultants, foreign leaders and what have you. and tevy is the author of the intellectuals of the a