getting things done for the people of georgia in a collaborative way, a proven way of working across party lines. i think that is what we need more of. i don t think we need more prosecutors. we need more problem solvers. i think we need more collaboration and less conflict, and that is what i pledge to bring. i have been telling people all over the state i am interested in carrying forward the georgia values wisdom, justice, and moderation. i invite you to join me in this. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. now, the closing statement from david perdue. thank you, john, and thank you for hosting me today. our politicians have created a full-blown crisis in america. i think it will take somebody from the outside with the right experience to make a difference. i believe that in this race we should be talking about issues and priorities that address the crisis. americans always do well dealing with crisis. i have been very clear about my priorities throughout this
so we will have an initial skepticism. but we need to make sure it is justified. let s make sure we are destroying the planet before we start destroying our economy and our way of living. we certainly respect and welcome all perspectives and that should be the case on all sides of the debate. it is not just left and right. it is interesting how so many folks that are global warming skeptics come from environmental activist brack grounds background. i consider myself an environmentalist. i do travel quite a bit and every chance i get, when i travel, i want to go out. i want to see the lay of the land. i want to go hiking through the forest. i want to experience the beauty we have in this country and make sure we are good stewards of it. however, it does not mean we will just jump on board for every asserted environmental crisis. like i mentioned earlier, we want to see the proof in the pudding before we jump on board. it takes courage if you are concerned about the environme
communicators, with astra .aylor on american history on c-span three, recently released letters from warren harding, detailing his long-term love affair and a discussion with his grandnephew on how the fallout of the affair affected the president s legacy. that is tonight, beginning at 8:00 during on the c-span networks. clemensen says that global exampleis the greatest of science gone bad in history. working with one of the founders of greenpeace, he says that there is no tie between human activity and extreme weather events. this is 45 minutes. last evening, there was talk and people bring up the left on the right than do liberals and conservatives. i wanted to say from my own heart and say that, during the course of this debate, i have run across and made friends with, shared opinions with folks on all sides of the political spectrum. there are so-called skeptics who are liberals, who were socialists, you name it, are on the political spectrum. there are so-called ala
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. richard haass is here. he is the president in the council of foreign relations. he was director of policy of planning at the u.s. state 43artment for president bush and was a close advisor to secretary of state colin powell. his latest piece is called the unraveling. how to respond to a disordered world. i am pleased to have him back at this table. the world is going what? in your characterization? there is so much attention being paid to the financial market. we have lost 10% of the value. there is a share of stock called world order inc.. it is not worthless but clearly the value is not where it was. is this one of those times where henry kissinger or you talk about where the world is reassessing relationships or relationships are changing? absolutely. we are complex. it is often changing depending on the issue or the day of the week. power spreading around the world. it is going to many hands in many form
from our studios in new york city, mrs. charlie rose. this is charlie rose. he is the author of foreign policy begins at home. prior to that he was director of policy planning at the suez state department for president bush 43 and was a close adviser in powell. i am pleased to have him back at this table. in yourd is going what characterization? rex you think about the current metaphor for the correction. if there were a share of stock called world order it would have lost 10% of its value. clearly the value is not what it was. is this one of those times that henry kissinger talks about where the world is reassessing the relationships or relationships are changing? we are at a time when relationships are awfully complex. they are neither allies nor adversaries. is spreadingthis around the world to defuse it into many hands and many forms. this is decentralized. we have moved along, next month anniversary.- 25th that is nota world tightly controlled in which many