Tell us a little bit about how we like to consume information . I think its really interesting because when you think about millennials, one of the sort of suppositions as you said is that its this generation that is, you know, unlike any just wants to do things online and when you think about the tactile experience of leafing through a magazine or print publication theres something about that experience thats about the sense of curiosity and a sense of seriousness that young want to consume their news with. Theres been a lot of assumptions to think this generation doesnt want serious content because were younger, not seeking that. In fact, this is a generation that cares deeply about the world, important issues that wants to be engaged with that. They want their experience to mirror that. While we enjoy going on a site like buzzfeed, there is a sense that we really do care about the world and want to consume that news in that kind of way. If you look at how everybody wants to consume
Next, remarks by former president jimmy carter. Discussion on terror threats to the u. S. Assesses the state of iran under rouhani. On the next washington journal, Washington Examiner kleintary editor philip discusses president obamas foreign and domestic policy challenges and previews the upcoming midterm congressional elections. Adam green, cofounder of the compressive Chain Committee outlines the political and legislative agenda of progressive groups for the 2014 elections. Senior staff writer Gordon Lubold talks about the threat with isis. We will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. Journal, live at 7 a. M. Eastern on cspan. Former president jimmy carter gave a keynote speech on the first day of the Islamic Society of north americas annual convention in detroit. He talked about the work the Carter Center is doing, including the involvement in the middle east peace process. He received criticism for greeting to speak at this forum. This is abou
Adam green, the chairman of the rogressive committee speaks. And Foreign Policy senior staff writer gordon l. Ubold talks about the threat posed by isis. As always, well take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook. Former president jimmy carter gave the key note speech on the first day of the Islamic Society of north americas convention. The former president and others had received criticism for agreeing to speak at this forum. This is about 15 minutes. Well, first of all, i want to thank you for that introduction. Also for helping us in one of our projects at the Carter Center. Its very important to me about which im going to speak later on this afternoon. I also want to ask your permission to borrow your next president to come and raise funds for us at the Carter Center. If he can do that well here, i know he can help us a lot. This afternoon i know im on a strict schedule, as everyone else has been during this meeting for a luncheon. Before i start my talk, i want
We are ready to take on an important part in all these institutions. On the other hand there are the second kind of International Mechanisms back to the g20. Both china and the u. S. Are important members to the g20 and the g20 is addressing international and Economic Issues at the top level. Progress that china has made is very important in many aspects but the fact that the developed economies and the socalled emerging markets are sticking together around the same table on equal footing to discuss global issues is progress. We certainly support that. So both institutions, so both parts of the institutions could play an effective role and contribute to the global cause of peace and stability and prosperity and china is certainly ready to take part in all these efforts. Thank you. Thank you. If i take the liberty of asking the second question, the audience [inaudible] the world, particularly u. S. And china face many potential crises and things that could escalate and get out of contro
Comes to an end. But first prorussian separatists in Eastern Ukraine have a victory on self rule and the majority of people who voted are in favor of p move and final is coming in the next few hours and we are meeting in brussels to talk about the crisis and russia has talk about the preliminary results and they said should lead to new talks between the government and separatist leaders. Translator the official results will be announced soon but we treat with respect the decision of the voters and we believe a practical implementation of these results will lead to talks between kiev and eastern regional leaders and further discussions in security in western europe. Reporter we are live in kiev and we have been listening to what Sergei Fedorov is saying and what else did he have to say . He is talking about diplomacy but i think what is really crucial here is he believes that moscow or ukraine should implement the results of this referendum and as you heard in doing so without provocati