comparisons to similar decisions by other presidents. the center for presidential history at methodist university hosted this event. ado, it shout further my pleasure to introduce the chair of this panel, dr. william imboden, who is the director of the center in boston. unique, butnot certainly worthwhile perspective, dual perspective, of being a person who both study decision-making in the white house and been a part of decision-making in the white house. he was a valuable member of making the network connections and the interviews that are the underlying factor, underlying base of this entire project work. i thank you for that. and i turned the mic over to you. [applause] thank you very much, jeff. i m honored to be moderating this panel with four very dear friends and colleagues. there is a concern of foot that, as a moderator, i might try to interject myself into this discussion, so i will beat sitting myself there and come back up during the q&a time. you have the detail
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I would just like to say, first of all, final thank you all of you for coming, but also to barbara for helping us all think, not just about one thing or another, but a bottle of that thank you. [applause] welcome everybody. Thanks for bringing the weather to American Enterprises is today. My name is gary smith on her resident scholar and attract the maryland security for studies at aei. Todays event which is cosponsored by the Federalist Society is a Panel Discussion of john yoos latest book point of attack preventive or International Law and global welfare. Our format today will be quite simple. John will start off with an overview of the books thesis and then we will followup with their group panelist comments and ill with their two panel is coming tonight might throw in a pointer to as well. Following that we will open up the floor to your questions and have a good robust discussion i am sure. Before turning the mic over to john let me briefly introduce her to guest panelist Michael
Panelist comments and i might throw in a point or two as well, and then following that well open up the floor to your questions, and have a good, robust discussion, im sure. Before turning the mic over to downare john, let me introduce our two guest panelists. As you can see from the biographical merles you have in hand, both have had quite distinguished careers. Michael is a professor another law at ohio northern university, former navy pilot, harvard law graduate, graduate of the naves top gun program. Michael has written extensively in the areas of the laws of war some the laws of war as applied to the current war on terrorism. Harvey chair the abas Ad Advisory Committee on National Security and a former professor at the national war canaling war college, and he was a Legal Counsel to the fbis Deputy Director and has had his hand in drafting this is my tenth never here and its ten inch anniversary and this book is a product of that ten years. I started working on it when i came here
U.S. allies intercepted hundreds of Iranian drones and missiles, and then Israeli forces counterattacked in a limited strike but the threat of regional war remains.