To learn more about each president and the features. Order your copy today, however books and ebooks are sold. Good afternoon. Thank you for coming to our last panel, 4 00 panel. World war ii. In this will last about 25 minutes and we have about 15 minutes for q a. Responses for our panel, First Commercial Bank representatives, do we have any in the room . Lets thank them. I have the pleasure [applause] now i have the pleasure of introducing our moderator, james a peden. Not only an attorney with the Jackson Law Firm but recently retired as general, Mississippi Air National Guard. Thank you for your service. [applause] welcome, everyone to this final panel of the afternoon. We want to extend our special open to those watching us on cspan. Im not sure how i ended up being the moderator here, the owner of the bookstore whom i purchased many books on world war ii suggested i might be an appropriate moderator so i think john for this. I was born april 24, 1944 during world war two. I was b
Doctor Robert Redfield as director for the center of Disease Control and prevention he with others give a response before the House Foreign Affairs committee. Members have covered coronavirus spreads and whether china is cooperating with un officials. This is just over two hours. [inaudible conversations] the subcommittee will come to order. First off, i appreciate the audience patience and given. We dont control the voting schedule so thank you and the witnesses. Without objection all members have five days to submit statements, extraneous materials for the record subject to lengthy and limitations in the world. I will now make an Opening Statement and then turn over to the Ranking Member for his Opening Statement and i want to thank the Ranking Member for his longtime friendship and partnership in this issue and also thank the members of the cbc and Senior State Department officials for taking the time to come up here. Obviously this is a very timely subject. This is our second heari
[inaudible conversations] the subcommittee will come to order. First off, i appreciate the audience patience and given. We dont control the voting schedule so thank you and the witnesses. Without objection all members have five days to submit statements, extraneous materials for the record subject to lengthy and limitations in the world. I will now make an Opening Statement and then turn over to the Ranking Member for his Opening Statement and i want to thank the Ranking Member for his longtime friendship and partnership in this issue and also thank the members of the cbc and Senior State Department officials for taking the time to come up here. Obviously this is a very timely subject. This is our second hearing. A couple weeks ago we had the first hearing in congress on the coronavirus and this will be my second hearing. I think about this issue based on my background but more importantly, as the former chief medical officer for sacramento in charge of the system and as a faculty memb
The korean war armistice was signed in july 27, welcome back to washington journal. The korean war armistice was signed in 1967, and hereto reflect on that event is a director of International Affairs at the George Washington university. Professor, welcome to the program. Thank you for having me. Lets start with how the korean war began. When did it start and what were the events that led up to it . First, the terms of the events that led up to it, if you want to understand the origins of the korean war you have to also look at korea between the period of 1910 to 1945 when it was under japanese colonialists. The reason you have to work at that period is because japanese colonialism really created varied deep social and political divisions between koreans. There are many koreans who suffered in a lot of different ways under japanese colonialism. But there were also some koreans who benefited in different ways. So when world war ii ends in 1945, korea is very deeply divided as a society.
Look at the day the lord has made. We thought it was going to be raining, a wash out, look at this weather. Before we introduce our guests hey jared can you do a 360, we have more people here this early then any other year. Thinks our ninth year doing this we solute the military just to say thank you, thank you, thank you. Hello, family. We are all family today. I didnt see you standing there with the camouflage. Old joke, old joke. Lets introduce our guest. We have Major General christopher pence good morning to you. Good morning, thanks for having us. So glad you are here. Master Sergeant Larry williams, sergeant, good to see you. Thanks for having us good to see you. I mean today, just look at the news over the last 24 to 48 hours. We need you folks more than ever before. We have had a terrorist attack in london, already. I know that all branches of the service, maybe not coastguard but trying to fight off isis. I dont know if they take responsibility but it looks like an isis opera