Happening in multiple countries, dealing with multiple actors. So, here again, i think patience is the key. And in that rather sad landscape, tunisia is a perl of reception pearl of reception, of understanding. So naturally, i think all who care are very grateful for the excellent support that has been provided by tunisia. When you think of the tunisian case, i, in my background, think as well of lebanon and other countries that have been impacted by the the surge of instability and insecurity in north africa, as well as in the center of the middle east around the syrian refugee album because there are refugee problem because there are relations. And has been a focus on how lebanon has been impacted in particular, lebanon by how the incredible number of refugees. I think we also have to think about tunisia in a significant way. And we can provide, as an International Community, direct support for relief to refugees. But, as you have said, they are part of the community in many ways. Th
Past several years, tell us a little bit about that. The executive chef, thisll be his 11th dinner he will be serving. He began 11 years ago and the first night working was for the White House Correspondent association dinner. We broke him in well. Our longestserving team members celebrated 50 years of the hotel. He served all 47 dinners. Tell us about the menu. He said theres a process in choosing it. What is it this year . The menu is very unique every year. We are looking to source local ingredients as much as possible from 150 miles of the hotel. Honestly, we are really interested in what is going to serve well for 2600 people in a ballroom and knowing the time constraints and the schedule that involves secret service timing, the show timing of the event and all of that. It is about what holds well and what will move quickly on to the table and what will be fresh and hot in front of the guests. Reporter how early do they start preparing . Some things a few days ahead. 4 00 a. M. On
We had down here this weekend. We will be live all week. About hundred thousand people attend this event every year as well as about 350 authors are down here. Was founded by mr. Kaplan, founder of books and books as well. The big bookstore down here in south florida. Well, the cspan buses also year, and we are handing out but banks with our partners comcast here in the miami area. If you happen to be in the area, come on down. We are at Miamidade College the north side of downtown miami for the Miami Book Fair. In just a minute the panel in chapman all here at Miamidade College will begin will be beginning. Dave barry in the onion editors, humor columnist solve them. There will be introduced by brad meltzer who will be moderating the panel. The novelist will be joining us later. Ms. Kaplan will also be speaking, the founder of the Miami Book Fair, introducing and opening the weekend coverage. In just a minute well take you now to chapman all. Its rather full. We will be beginning or c
And gender and sexual politics are kind of in this larger context. I think it does. One of the things that is interesting about the president , coming out the freedom to marry or what seemed like the Vice President accidentally coming out in a way. [laughter] but whats really to your point, while these things are very important and i think that they have a clear role in places like maryland where the marriage referendums on the ballot. The timing was the backlash about what i care about. And that happened early to get the, you know, what is going to happen when my oneman or support of lgt whites come out, how will this impact the election . There was an early test and we got a chance to get those issues out of the way so that they were not the things we were talking about. It was almost as though the last election was one in which barack obama and his very embodiment challenged about blacks and every time he referred to the single mother, they would blink and say oh, its not a black si
Haystack, youre looking for a needle in a stack of needles, and i dont really know how many people frequently dig their hands around a pile of needles, but it seems pretty painful and pretty difficult. And that highlights exactly what the problem is with the Insider Threat. These are people who look exactly like the person next to them. Its not necessarily about trying to figure out whats wrong or whats different. Its about identifying what some of these indicators or red flags along the spectrum are, trying to mitigate the exploitation of them so that a person doesnt reach that Tipping Point and then incorporating, monitoring or detection mechanisms so that you can see some of these behaviors. Its clearly, as i said, a multidimensional problem, so it requires a multidimensional solution. Its a goal of an Insider Threat program to detect, deter and disrupt. You can take a twofold approach in how you combat those objectives. The first is in how you identify the problem. Not only are Ins