A political suicide bomb for the Democratic Party. A very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at moscow thanks for joining us this hour. The russian president s annual q. And a session has wrapped up at the Moscow World Trade Center spending well over 4 hours this year a lot more putin fielding questions on both domestic and International Issues with the latest stepping scandal and the impeachment proceedings against donald trump among the topics raised now lets cross live to our correspondent in the a franco lots of topics have been covered what did we learn. Hey there jack well 1st of all let me bring up the russian constitution because this is something that lot of our putin does and talk about quite often well this time he actually hinted that some parts of it may be changed and in particular he spoke about changing the cost to sion to make it up allow only 2 president ial terms now why is that a big deal while there was a lot of public debate about this specific aspect
Chief u. S. Negotiator with north korea during the Clinton Administration. This is two hours. All right. Good afternoon, everyone. I am jisoo kim, a professor of history, International Affairs and im also director of the institute for korean studies at gw. On the moderator of todays panel and have a great pleasure of introducing our three distinguished speakers, dr. Robert gallucci, doctor Amitai Etzioni and doctor gregg brazinsky. The topic of todays panel is how to handle north korea. More specifically we mean how to deal with north korea issues and the recent rhetorical crisis. Looking at what happened just a few days ago in the Korean Peninsula north korea firing another, this time three missiles, shortrange missiles from its east coast. I think it is very timely and important topic to discuss, and we are extremely grateful to have three experts here today. We also warmly welcome all of you. Ill make sure to have enough time for q a, and hope we have fruitful discussions later. Tod
Oconnor. This Aspen Institute event is just over an hour. Good evening and thank you merrill. On july 7, 1981, i was driving in my car where i was a relatively recent partner at my law firm. Our lawyers and our spouses had returned from a firm outing to prescott, arizona, which has the oldest rodeo on the fourth of july. Of course aware of the rumors that then judge oconnor was being considered for the Supreme Court, we asked her some questions. As you would expect, she was dismissive of the rumors and quickly turned in a conversation to another topic. As i drove that morning, i turned on the news. Just in time to hear president reagan say, she is truly a person for all seasons. N a convn to another topic. As i drove that morning, i turned on the news. Just in time to hear president reagan say, she is truly a person for all seasons. I had missed the first part of his remarks and i had not heard him say who she was. During the rest of his remarks, he did not repeat the name. Only when i
After texas, the president and first lady made a brief spot in port charles, louisiana where he met with the governor and members of the louisiana delegation for an update on the situation in that day. He also rated members of the socalled cajun navy. A private group of low owners that assisted in search and rescue missions in the area. You have saved a lot of lives. [indiscernible] thank you. We will try. Yes, sir. Thank you. How do you feel . [indiscernible] next, live, your calls and comments on washington journal. Then newsmakers with brandywine garden, president of the American Federation of teachers. After that, a discussion on the future of the republican party. Tonight, on q a, we take a look at anthony parks look, the last campaign. Every single comment i have one of eithereen two topics, how angry people are to learn what is happening or how flabbergasted they are to learn what is happening. I have not received any kind of mild comment. Why are they angry . Because we have th
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