A terrorist it shared more than 18000. 00 state local county City University College Tribal and federal Law Enforcement agencies not to mention the additional 533. 00 private entities and foreign governments that shared at the end of the day these people are actually charged with a crime theyre not actually a lot of times. You know the person doesnt even theyre not told that theyre on the list and. Theyre not even you know. They dont even have any links to criminal activity whatsoever right i mean we dont know i mean obviously youve seen everything from babies to you know people handicapped people who or people who dont fly at all being put on the list and obviously its one of those things that as an internal government list is one thing but when the fact that its shared quite a bit and once its that your name is on there it goes on for a really long time you know the bad things about that happen its a reactionary things that happen that happened in the shadow of 911 that at some point
Welcome were going to watching the hawks i am tyrrel bitter and. So obviously the watch list as you mentioned a clue its about 1200000 people just to kind of get the scope of how big it was and among those it said theres about 4600 u. S. Citizens or green card holders on the list well thats an incredible number think about that many people and when you you know would you think about how many people these 4600 the ones who brought this last woman fighting to be heard in court. When you look at like how the watch list is shared and what these people go through according to a judge trying to one of person is placed on the watch list that information and then when they said like oh this person may be a terrorist it shared more than 18000. 00 state local county City University College Tribal and federal Law Enforcement agencies not to mention the additional 533. 00 private entities and foreign governments that shared at the end of the day these people are actually charged with a crime theyr
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For the others that have the same impact of Winston Churchill and Pope John Paul then is close to reagan do you think that his role will of communism is as great as we think it is a wax. I fink finally you have to put reagan at the head of this parade. He did inherit the anticommunist some but one of the things that he felt deeply was that by the seven days by a Large Democratic Party wanted to walk away from the cold war that after kennedy and johnson who had tremendous antia communist policies and misadventures like vietnam he felt with nixon and republicans were walking away from the cold war and the soviet union was on the march in africa and central america. The combination of personalities and policies but ultimately he was the man called the cards but also mrs. Thatcher to have a good deal to do with things and is furious when he comes home and she realizes he was almost willing to make the deal from her point of view they give away she takes them to the woodshed. I think nixon
Have a question you find your way to the microphone so everybody on the film can hear you and the store but jean would very much appreciate being able to hear you. Finally, at the end before you come up to get your books signed, our staff would ask you to fold up the chairs you are seat in and lean them against something it looked likes it will not topple over. This must be a crowd of truly hard core president ial history enthusiasm or you are looking for a distraction from the president ial election happening before us. It is a pleasure to introduce Jean Edward Smith who has proven to be a very dish distinguished biography of president s. He has written about eisenhower, grant, and John Marshall and clay. All of this while holding down a day job at several professors with the longest being the university of toronto for 35 years and a dozen years at marshall university. And he has been at princeton, columbia, and in virginia and a couple others. Jean is critical of our 43rd president a