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imbedded as advisers because that s the only reason the iraqi army was 900,000 men in uniform on paper. 900,000. a couple of thousands guys took mosul, it s absurd why, because we had no imbeds. the tribes could run home to mama because we weren t there to shame them. the culture of region revolves around shame and honor. you ll run home to your tribe. so, we have to be a part of the solution, we have to sell the concept of a functioning iraq and we have to really jet sonned once and for all, it s an arab saying, but the idea of enemy is the enemy is my friend is complete, complete hogwash when it comes to iran. the idea, that, you know, iran because they re killing sunni extremists are our friends? you have to be smoking something and it s not tobacco to believe that. okay, we have a question over here. yes, i m nate madden with the 221st wonderfulson initiative. i wondering if the panel can speak more to this ideology dr. gorka you spoke about how the narrative ....
we have blegedegged and pleaded and nobody has listened to us. if you had to pay for all we pay for, the hospitals the tens of thousands of babies, all you have to do in this country is you walk over the line, you get someone pregnant, i can t leave these are american babies. that s something we have to get rid of. i tell you, blacks should be the most upset about that. they should be the most upset. that was put in there to keep blacks safe. and i just went to my 50th reunion to get the party going. and they can t believe what they re seeing. my friends i have so many hispanic friends. what am i supposed to call you mexican hispanics or we will be covering donald trump this weekend the live weekend event. tell you more about that. we want to hear your thoughts on scott walker has he entered the race. he s had two term governor. he won reelection last year in wisconsin. athens, ohio, on our democrat s line. caller: i can t believe i got through. iate have to tel ....
years after the war. and a congressional briefing on internet defamation lawsuits and their impact on freedom of speech. this aoefrbt the shanghai institutes for international studies. it is 90 minutes. good morning, everybody. welcome to center for american progress. we re glad to see folks here on a rainy monday morning. i m vice president for national security and international policy here. i would like to welcome our distinguished guests from shanghai. they have both managed to get to washington despite a typhoon that disrupted all air operations out of shanghai. so we re extremely happy you re here safe and sound. we hope the jet lag won t keep you from raising strong arguments and lively discussions this morning. back in february 2014, the china u.s. change institution and shanghai institute neuer international studies discussed a report on a new model for major power realizes. it stressed it needed to be more about avoid ....
budgets. we had employees willing to give up compensation to meet this need of veterans in the community. maybe some bonuses too. miss walorski. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary good to see you. thanks for being here today. the problem that i don t understand with this, this is what i don t get, is that it seems like it keeps coming back to this issue of perception. you know you come today and you have your stats and your tables and your graphs and thoed kind of things and we over here, we want solutions just as badly as everybody else because we re fighting for veterans in our district and fighting in a bipartisan matter and doing everything we can do legally through a legislative process but what we ve been up to since you been here last is multiple hearings that go on every other day and look at the whistleblower retaliation, and systematic failures in denver and waste and fraud and abuse and i ve been involved and every time your i.t. chief has been here a ....
the agenda for the most obvious reasons. it is the most populous country in the entire region. for the last four years it has teetered on the brink of political and economic and social collapse. i think it is still in a tenuous phase at this point. and when we talk about adopting or adapting the new silk road concepts to places like egypt there are places where it fits in with the president s attempt to build a second suez canal and to help egypt become a more functional place when it comes to linking parts of the world together. where i think we may have some differences of views, and we can talk about this is how about the best way for egypt to approach the extremism and terrorism problem. and as we see in the last few weeks, this problem is not only gotten worse, it has actually made things much more difficult in places not only in the signi peninsula but in cairo proper. but this is again not only what type of in collusive economic growth we want to try to promote t ....