Times for popular Public Affairs and history programs. Stay up to date on all the election coverage. Cspans radio app means you always have cspan op the go. Next on history book shelf, author james chace talks about his book. 1912 wilson. Roosevelt, taft and debs the election that changed the country. Professor chace describes the personalities and relationships between Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard taft and eugene debs. Welcome to viewers on cspans book tv. Today were here to discuss james chaces new book, 1912 wilson. Roosevelt, taft and debs the election that changed the country. It has just been published by simon and schuster. Woodrow Wilson Center is the official memorial to our 28th president. Created in 1968 by an act of congress within the smithsonian institution. Because Woodrow Wilson headed Princeton University before becoming president the center memorializes his legacy as a bridge between the worlds of academia and public policy. It fulfills this miss
Date. I think one of the many frustrations about the actions that russia chose to take in ukraine is that we have built, over some years better cooperation with rush sha on a number of fronts that were obviously beneficial to our own security and interest. And security and beneficial to theirs. Whether it was new start whether it was iran, whether it was afghanistan where rush sha cooperation has been important in allowing us to move people and material in and out. But the bolt tom line is where it advances that self interest. It continues. So how do you assess putins intentions towards the three Baltic States . Is nato absolutely committed to defending them . And does nato have the military capability to do so whether it would be a conventional kind of aggression or, as weve seen them do in c rrksz imea and in the eastern provinces of ukraine, this sort of new, ser up tishsz ukraine. The answer is yes. Period. With regard to the third part of the question do we have the means to defen
Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome to the washington stut for our lecture series. I am very, very pleased to have the pleasure of hosting this event on rehabilitation and reintegration of return inging foreign terrorist fighters. We have here in 2 room today several foreign delegations official government delegations Civil Society delegations. Not everyone is someone who is going do be rehabilitated. Not guilty everybody is going to be someone who can be reeffect ily integrated in a society in a particular easy way. So fsz not soft or weak as a counter radicalization as a cve tool to be talking, also, about how to reha bill tat and reintegrate people iert once they k078 e come out of prison. Certainly once they are in prison. Yesterdays serving as universities for terrorism is r as one official put it. But also those returning now else specially from syria and iraq. I was talking to someone the other day and they said why not just not let these people back into your countries. If you h
Narrow and a lot of the hop on hop off busses have been shifted over to mccallister street instead of being actually operating on the square. Another thing i wanted to mention was with regard to the travel association saying that obviously they are disappointed since they have alamo square on their brochures, they might have to change this, but i did have a question as to whether the neighborhood was ever consulted with in the first place when this was put on their brochures. To my knowledge i dont think we were. And i strongly support option 1 and i appreciate all the research and meetings and help that jerry robins has given us in the past few years. Next speaker, please. John morris, todd geist, todd olive. Switch over to the overhead. There you go. Good afternoon, mr. Morris. Theres the view thats become so popular. Its funny, that was the view on the opening of full house, the television show. Looks like we have a full house here today, a very important issue for us neighbors. Ive
Street as well. And on hayes street as well so i dont see any advantage in restricting them only to that particular avenue. The problem of course with option 2 is that hayes street will simply become a kind of a boulevard for tour busses and there will be a lot of them. And i certainly wouldnt want to be a resident on that street under those conditions. I urge you to support option no. 1 because i believe that those tour busses are completely out of scale to the neighborhoods in which they navigate the streets and they are a hazard to all vehicular traffic as well as pedestrian and bicycle traffic. There is no way that you can logically expect a bus that advertises that if you think this bus is big, you should see our airplanes, could possibly make a reasonable turn on any of the antique streets that surround the area. So i believe that you need to seriously to eliminate them completely from the Historic District and allow the Tour Companies to come up with smaller options that benefit