On karyst chalavek. Hello, belarus1 and belarus 24 are on air, as always on fridays, we will be a club of editors. Discuss the most interesting topics of the past seven days, what is being discussed in the country in the world, and i introduce the guests of our studio today, starting with Dmitry Aleksandrovich zhuk, editorinchief Publishing House belarus today , olga shpelevskaya, director of the Representative Office of mtrkmir in belarus , head of the belarusian womens union, vadim gigin, general director of the national library, head of the knowledge society, deputy of the parliament of the eighth convocation, candidate of historical sciences, elected, what percentage, please tell me, i listed your regalia, almost everything, oleg romanov. Chairman of the Belarusian Party belaya rus, member of parliament, also andrei krivosheev, general director of the minsk news and head of the Belarusian Union of journalists, deputy of the minsk city council, congratulations to all the deputies wh
Potentially classified information. What we know now. Plus, neil gorsuch, President Trumps pick for the Supreme Court just making an Opening Statement at his nomination hearing as democrats look to make the case against him. And over at the white house the president meeting with the Prime Minister of iraq moments ago. Earlier the focus was on the new Health Care Bill with an unexpected guest, the architect of obamacare, what is up with that . Were just days away from the critical white house vote. Well talk about all those big stories on this busy day connell lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. Reporter apple with a gain of a buck 46 a share that is more than 1 hitting new highs, 140. 69 was the last record. So apple safely into new record territory. As for walt disney, obviously huge success. Weve been talking about it all day the latest box office, what was it, beauty and the beast. Shares up. 8 of 1 today on two big winners for the dow. Otherwise kind of not
Want to introduce you to stephen raldolf. The historian of the u. S. Department of state, dr. Raldolf. What do you do . I direct the History Program here. I have about historian. From predominantly diplomatic and area study background. We have a series of missions. The one that bring you here, i think, today. We published the Foreign Relations of the United States series. But just to make sure we understand the context. The other third of the office or so do historical able cease and support of policy making at the state department and normal official history aspect documenting the history of the department. So incredibly productive and interesting work i get to do. The formulation series began in 1861 with a request from congress for some of the documentation associated with a diplomacy of the opening of the civil war. And its continued ever since then. Which is a series of incredible miracles, i think, that this series has survived and matured as it has. We operate under now a 1990 i
Flexibility. Is that we are doing the opposite on the side. We are not saying anything until it happens, and when it happens, that is when we per set present to congress. That may also reflect on the difficulty of negotiating the way that you are describing. The way that you are describing seems to be devoid of negotiating with the domestic audience. Absolutely. Every negotiation cannot proceed as if we did not realize we are now in 2013. For the last 25 years. That road which we have already rocked walt, we know what it is. We know what it is. Do we go back again and do the same . In the life of an individual, we are not what we were 13 years ago. What can we do today that we cannot do yesterday, better, more imaginative, different. Not only has he run changed i ran changed, the world has changed. The immediate neighborhood of mesopotamia has changed. I am reluctant to say what the greatest change is. I do not want my family to be the target if i Say Something stupid. Let me get philo
And i think that were were kind of not going in a right direction right now. So i feel very i feel very like its the real calling for me to to get my opinions out there. All of the guys said is right. One of the interesting things i think is how cartoonists in contrast to any other member of the the journalism school, has the ability to penetrate a a society. Is that each cartoon you imagine is a sentence. Theyre simple, straightforward, we try to get a point across in a succinct way. Over the course of a week, the sentences perform a paragraph. Maybe over the course of a month, a chapter. You have a longterm conversation with your readers. And because they use humor. They use pictures, we have an interesting way to reside in a special part of the brain. The people approach us open minded because they think theres half a chance theyre going to laugh. And so we we are engaged in a very personal relationship with these people. So over time, the ability to both reside in somebodys brain a