Bard college foreign apairs and humanities professor Walter Russell mead discusses nationalism and u. S. Foreign policy. He focuses on what he calls jacksonian populist nationalists and explains how president s roosevelt, truman and reagan gained their support. He suggests that the trump administration, whose supporters are largely current day jacksonians, could learn from this president ial history. The center for strategic and International Studies hosted this hourlong event. Today we are blessed to have one of the nations most distinguished historians of u. S. Foreign policy, Walter Russell mead. Hes a distinguished fellow at the Hudson Institute and also the james clark chase professor of Foreign Affairs and humanities at bard college. Hes an honors graduate where he received prizes for history, debate and translation of new testament greek. Hes the author of numerous articles and books which im gathering many of you have read, which are valuable not just for their insight and orig
Game as over 100 million players worldwide. The new York Military Affairs Symposium hosted this 90minute event. [ applause ] Nicholas Moran enlisted in the reserve Defense Forces in 1997. He joined the United States army in 2000 and was commissioned as an army officer in 2002. He then spent one year in iraq as a tank platoon leader and later a oneyear tour in afghanistan. Nicholas moran is also a graduate of the u. S. Army and general staff college. Nick has been working as the San Francisco bays wargaming americas inhouse tanker and historian since 2012 and has the nickname of the chieftain. Might want to remember that. His first book on the development of Tank Destroyers is scheduled for release in the first half of 2018. Nick is known for written articles and reviews of tanks inside and out. Lots on youtube called inside the chieftains hatch, or this video cast on cspans American History tv. Ladies and gentlemen, Nicholas Moran. [ applause ] unfortunately, up as high up as it goes.