And showing your support some ways you do. So thank you very much. [applause] now i on to what we do. We are so happy to have this incredible panel of lym marys from the world of politics and journal. You. Who we know are going to give us all of the exact answers. To what has truly been one of the most bizarre and we did air the president ial debates here at politics and prose, all three of them. We were kind of surprised how packed the store was itch guess i dont owhether to say this is but anyway, we were mobbed. And it just showed the interest and intense engagement over the past really year and a half around the election. So, were really grateful to follow that up with a panel of experts from cnn who will discuss the election and its aftermath. I think you recognize all of them. They were all mainstays to the coverage through the came pain. On my far left, on your right, is brian setzer, the owes post of the show about in the news media. He covered the media for the New York Times
Little did we realize that our analysts would be addressing president elect trump. We are fortunate that we have five historians who have a sense of public purpose and would like to discuss and reflect on some of the major Public Policy imperatives and context that the new administration that will be faced with. As laid out in the program, we will follow the alphabetical order. First is a scholar of the middle east who has written about u. S. Arab relations. Among other topics. The next is of the Harvard University Kennedy School whose work covers the intersection of race and Public Policy. His Research Deals with the construction and policing of criminality in the United States. Our third speaker is my colleague, margaret omara. I always want to say it like maureen ohara, and she always corrects me. She is currently focusing on the relationship between hightech and american politics. She has recently published a tuesdays foral elections. The next is author of the much acclaimed book e
Little did we realize that our panelists would be addressing president elect trump. We are fortunate that we have five historians that who have a sense of public purpose. They would like to reflect on some of the Public Policy imperatives and context that the new administration that will be faced with. As laid out in the program, we are going to follow the order alphabetical order. First up is nathan citino. Of rice university. A scholar of the middle east. Saudi written about u. S. And u. S. Arab relations. Khalil gibran muhammad, of Harvard Universitys Kennedy School whose work explores the , intersection between race, ethnicity, and Public Policy will be next. His research polices criminality in the United States. Our third speaker is my colleague margaret omara. I always want to say like maureen ohara, and she corrects me. She is currently focusing on the relationship between hightech and american politics. She has recently published a book on pivotal tuesdays, four elections that
Congressional correspondent. Welcome, roger stone. Author of the brand new book the making of the president 2016. Your fifth book but a really special one because you know the subject so well. So ill start we fit we, how do you think President Trump is doing doing find in view of the fact he has had no honeymoon which has been pretty traditionol for the president s. Two or three weeks of glee will from the other party and his election was such a shock to the political system, his ick stucking to hissing a which is key. We is magazining progress on issues, and all these other contratemps about his twit feed is a side show the voters north interest. Host the twitter feed, the media focuses on it. Its almost a big a part of his presidency when he takes to the poetum. How do you consider that in grand scheme of things in terms of his success as a president Going Forward . You think with help him, hurt him . If you were on his staff would you advise him to cool it on the twitter or do you t
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