So what you eat for, how about nobody. Were going to take a hard pass on the whole thing. Then we saw this. A few days before the weddin she was upset about something pertaining to the flower girl dresses and it made me cry. And it really hurt my feelings. That was the princess, the duchess or whatever she is, where hearing from the control room that she is in fact duchess. Here is this royal person, one of the most famous and fond ove people in the world telling oprah that she was incredibly wounded because she got into a petty argument about dresses with her sisterinlaw at her wedding three years ago, but sh and her sisterinlaw had a tif about close. Thats never happened before. She thinks this is important enough to bring up in a television interview. So shes a narcissist, we guess that thats not the whole story. What shes really saying is tha despite her enormous wealth and fame, despite the fact that she never has to cook her own dinne or drive her own car as long as she lives, de
The authors report that heim escaped arrest following world war ii and reinvented his life in egypt. This is about an hour and 15 minute period here we are. Thank you so much. Welcome everybody. Many facets of an ni host a show called ted radio hour, which is not a radio program, but in my own incarnation as a news reporter, coors on it and host which i will explain all that is relative at the moment. It is an absolute pleasure to be here with these two incredible journalists. He was a chief in 207,223rd team. This is the first time if that had person and as someone who cover germany it was a great pleasure to read someone with intelligence and grace and humor and real depth and sensitivity. Souad mekhennet is someone i know very, very well. We met him are surely at september 11 attacks when she was working, she was an investigative report he worked with peter fenn from the Washington Post who is in this room today that we forged a very close friendship right then and there and ive kno
Tonight. As steve said, bob has reduced there for about 30 minutes in the back Something Like to ask him to sign the book, im sure he will be happy to do so. Thank you again. [inaudible conversations] visit the booktv. Org to watch any of the programs you see your online. Type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. You can share anything you see on booktv. Org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting format. Booktv streams live online for 40 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. Booktv. Org. Journalists turn one and Souad Mekhennet recount the men and are not see doctor albertine accused of violent acts against the imprisoned while at the mauthausen concentration camp in 1941. The authors report that he escaped allied arrest following world war ii and reinvented his life in egypt. This is about one hour 15 minutes. Maybe i should there we go. Thank you so much. Welcome everybo
Yeah. Its a good question and something we think a lot about. I think, to fall. Part of visits institutionalizing it but also, so weve done that through harder ships with different agencies. Lets move childcare, a partnership between hhs. When you have those kind of partnerships it adds that infrastructure and we tried to do that in a number of different places. But also its about and working to have the issues transcend us and helped to spark action and activity and engagement in ways that are going to take off that we are not actually doing. And a lot of that is in the way we approach different partnerships. But also just the cultural aspect of it. Thats why you see the first lady really trying to take this issue to where people are as a post asking people to come to us. Thats why she is on jimmy fallon and doing the dougie and all the stuff. Its important to present it and help bring this in a fund engaging way that can take off, that miami heat they do what she dont on lebron and t
Submission about global covering americas constitutional democracy. During the dinner, mr. Fonte delivered a lecture based on his book. Its a little over an hour. [applause] thank you. Im very honored and its very flattering to be in such good company of the previous winners of the paolucci bagehot award. Its an honor to receive this, an organization, which for more than 60 years has done wonderful work insisting in the Core Principles of american civic life. I also wish to extend condolences to the isv community for the recent loss of a great lady and a great scholar, and gallucci. At least to acknowledge gallucci gallucci i hope that he wouldve been pleased at presenting this award to me, as pleased as i am in receiving it. Im going to proceed as follows. First im going to talk about what i call philadelphia sovereignty. Second im going to examine the ideas of the Global Governance project, which challenges philadelphia sovereignty. And then well move to action and look at the actual