basically, this is exactly the book we need. we need is an institution to ask ourselves these questions about how we all the leaders accountable. this is the book about how organizations need to hold themselves accountable for their performance or else they stop becoming effective. it s a book about the american military. all sorts of wonderful ramifications. an organization that needs to improve or die. and we have been talking with scott moyers who is publisher of penguin press, some of the upcoming titles. up next, author sally pipes argues against president, software initiative and presents her own plan to restructure the american health care system. this is about an hour 15 minutes. good afternoon. token to the heritage foundation . new book and everyone he joins us on the website. we would ask everyone here in house, if you will make the last courtesy check the cell phones have been turned off as they prepare to begin the program. it will post this event within 24
lays out his plan for a more peaceful world. this is just under two hours. hello, i have the good fortune for serving here in new york for the mk gandhi institute for violence in new york. it is a privilege to introduce paul chappell. i have read all of his books. i am an honest man. he has been here since last night come and we have had wonderful conversations. there was an article about paul a year ago in the sun magazine and i m going to read you a little bit about it. paul chappell was born and raised in alabama, the son of a korean mother and half white, half african-american father. who served in korea and vietnam. though paul had seen his father affected by serving in the military, he chose to go into the military because of his own focus on wanting to understand more about violence in the world. he has written three books, one just came out, peaceful revolution. and i have never been more excited to have someone come and be a gandhi lecturer. please welcome paul cha
afghanistan, following the genealogy and looking at what it is to be a general and why is it that what is going to i can t read the whole book for you, but when general basically said this is exactly what we need. we need, as an institution, to ask ourselves these questions and how we hold ourselves accountable. and this is a book about how organizations need to hold themselves accountable for their performance or else they stop becoming effective, so it s a book about the american military that has all sorts of wonderful ramifications for anyone who works an organization that needs to improve or die. and we have been talking with scott moyers, who is publisher of impress some low that some of the upcoming titles. book tv attended a book party for a colonol lee ellis, a former k-9 he spent over five years in prison in several camps attendees include senator john mccain and orson swindle, former commissioner of the federal trade commission. this is about 45 minutes.
bill. so this is the life and legacy of greta got king, and is greta scott king. yes. .. and so right it, 68, april 4th , the manuscript in the mailbox. got the news that evening. my father had been a fast assassinated. at that time i came to a atlanta to help mother with the funeral arrangements and then the children put the first couple of years and helping my mother with the establishment. at that time my mother said, you know, maybe a want to write my own life story. in 1969. it is no longer in print. in 2004 and 66 she knew about the manuscript, very much wanted to completed. said, why don t you go ahead and complete the manuscript in 2004. of course, i needed, again, to do some more work because from 66 to a 2004 law had happened. as a result of a few months, maybe a year later on mother became ill. so she could not focus. sixteen months later my sister passed. 2008, 2009, she started completing this particular book. a had a conversation with her one day. she said
guest: they have issues around demographics, but i think the fact of the matter in which the government is dealing with these things i think bodes well in that they are sort of playing a chess game, multiple moves ahead of most policymakers around the world. host: we have five minutes left. let s focus on solutions that our u.s. audience might not be interested in. you mentioned the housing crisis, and when i think of the housing crisis, it makes me very pessimistic. i read your book, and i like to think we basically have the government to the federal reserve with artificially low interest rates and government-rated entities, fannie and freddie tilting and liquidity flows into the housing. we have a bubble caused by government mistakes, and the answer in washington is more government. now, you have a history of being in the financial markets. you know that moral hazard is critical. you know mispricing and misallocation of risk is a very misguided approach. it seems when w