Communicators, with astra. Aylor on American History on cspan three, recently released letters from warren harding, detailing his longterm 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 cspan 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 socalled skeptics who are liberals, who were socialists, you name it, are on the political spectrum. There are socalled alarmists who are gener
The changing threat environment. These individuals are familiar with the country, speak the language, know the culture, and know everything about us. At some point many of these people return. That is something perhaps we do not feel the full effect of what it means right now, but two or three years from now i think you will see it manifest in very new and dangerous sorts of ways. If you were to look at the threat environment right now and try to understand the terrorism environment, it does come in various shapes, sizes, and forms, ranging from al qaeda Senior Leadership is still in business. How effective are they . I think that is the wrong set of questions, because i think what you are starting to see is conflation is many of the organizations that are sort of going in an outsource model. An open source model whether working with, between and among one another. You see a conflation of conflict zones. You cannot fully separate al qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and yemen and al qaeda
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. Skeptics whocalled are liberals, who were socialists, you name it, are on the political spectrum. There are socalled alarmists who are generally conservative on other issues, whatever. My personal opinion that come up or you find more conservatives being skeptics, is because the prescriptions reading being advocated involved big government, more money and power to government, infringing upon peoples rights to choose. So we will have an initial skepticism. But we need to make sure it is justified. Lets 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 de
[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] more now on u. S. Northeast asia relations with a discussion on the strained relationship between japan and south korea and what it means for the u. S. Former officials from the National Security council, the cia and u. S. Embassy in seoul. This is just over one hour. Let me start by introducing the Senior Adviser and career asianand director of vie studies. Hes the former director for Asian Affairs on the nsc staff i look forward to your remarks. At albrightiser stonebridge group. Of wedent and ceo have been looking for an opportunity to have him speak for some time. We are very pleased to have him. Bruce will bat cleanup. He is a Research Fellow from he is well known on all these issues. On the koreaargely hand. He evokes reaction from both sides. That is how we know hes doing his job. He makes everybody angry. He joined heritage in 2007. The Deputy Division chief for kore
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 dont 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 fullblown 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 entire campaign. I