Secretary he is accompanied by holocaust of fiber, mr. Stephen denby. [applause] representing canada, deputy head of mission Dennis Stevens a company by world war ii veteran mr. James t mills. Representing the czech republic, deputy chief of mission in the world are two veteran mr. Abdul kareem. [applause] representing denmark is the deputy chief of mission. He is accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. Les wheeler. [applause] representing france, is french army colonel, he is accompanied by [applause] representing the country of georgia, he is accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. Bill ficcaccio. [applause] representing the country of greece the company by world war ii veteran mr. James [applause] representing the country of kazakhstan, as deputy chief of mission, a company by world war ii veteran and chairman of the oss society, commander q mcgovern. Hugh montgomery. [applause] representing the country of the kurdish republic and world war ii veteran mr. Robert zimmerman. [applau
Patrick to explain it and bob to comment, but to present the severe dissonance that exists in terms of what this is. Nancy, described it as phoning up investigations and said shed never heard it anything like it. And senior dea officials called it decades old, a bedrock concept. And nancy was a judge, by the way. Patrick . Mr. Toomey to describe what and some of the critical criminal cases we litigate, and articles described, and articles have expended on especially to the deas program and recent disclosure of bulk collection of phone calls out of the u. S. , parallel construction is an effort to construct a parallel source for certain evidence in investigations. It often occurs in certain senses. Where we see it or wait believe it happened where investigators obtain information using one authority, which is potentially controversial or novel or legally untested in the court and they rely on that authority to obtain information. Investigation proceeds with a bit of it and on the base o
Work in the medical field and i hear doctors ask about selfmedicating, they cannot get medications for some reason. That they do have marijuana and it seems to calm them so they can cope. Those are my questions, thank you. Guest thank you, george. That is important. There is a tendency to think about depression as involving sadness. If there is actually a different picture of depression in men versus women. In men, it is more common to see irritability and anger rather than sadness. Many people, even positions, do not understand that. That is often the way depression emerges, particularly in men as they get older. We see suicide as a particular risk in men over the age of 50. We look at this carefully. Depression is very treatable. A lot of the irritability and anger, part of this syndrome can be turned around so that people can get reengaged and enjoy the things they are used to doing. The selfmedication question is always important. People will try out various things to see what work
I believe in our United Kingdom. Not just because it is our country, but because it is the best way of serving the working people of our country. You know, i believe there is more that unites us than divides us across the whole United Kingdom. And all of us in the months and years ahead must rise to the challenge of keeping our country together. Finally, i want to Say Something to my party. Thank you to you. Thank you for the privilege. I join this party at age 17. I never dreamed i would lead it. It has been an incredible force for progress from workers rights to the n. H. S. To the minimum wage. No other party in british politics can boast these achievements. And yet it will be a force for progress and change once again. To all the Labour Party Member youre the most loyal supporters, amazing people. I thank all of you today. Im truly sorry i did not succeed. Aye done my best for nearly five years. Now you need to show your responsibility. Your responsibility, not simply to mourn our
Series. Good morning, i am jacked with Smithsonian Associates. And it is my pleasure to welcome you today seminar and Winston Churchill. The man behind this is historian Kevin Matthews. Were to those of you may not have attended our in washington d. C. Smithsonian seizures not federally funded, your donations allow us to continue these programs as they did for the costs not covered by the ticket price. We are very thankful for your support and we hope that you continue to enjoy our programs. And now i am delighted to introduce our speaker for today, Kevin Matthews is an assistant professor of history at george mason university. Before earning a ph. D. In history the London School of economics in Political Science, he earned a masters degree from the Patterson School of diplomacy, and International Commerce university at the university of kentucky. And another masters from the American University in International Relations and journalism, respectively. His 2004 book, fatal influence, ex