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Me. Im sure they will be upset about missing their endoscopys. Of having done the prep without the procedure. Thats what they will be really irritated at. Its all right. They all know. I am keenly aware we you are here. We have about 30 minutes im going to be a facilitator of paul talking. I want to thank you for entitling chapter 2 practice and policy. What that taught me is if you highlight a word. Will know exactly what im talking about. The revolution that john just mentioned, im going to say john, even though its doctor. Was, the only time in recorded history that a slave revolt has led to the founding of a nation. When we heard about the french revolution, and its probably red promises of liberty. How could that be true if there were slaves . How could that be a human rights revolution . The answer is the haitians said it couldnt be true. It wasnt real. No offense to anybody here who is from france. Especially because i really love french food. It could not be meaningful without
[inaudible conversations] good evening everybody. I am bradley graham, coowner of politics and prose along with my wife in behalf of everybody here at gw, welcome. I thank you very much for coming. He does a number of events each year end jean w on the great auditorium integrate other revenue and we value our partnership with gw and the crew here is terrific and they make events like this possible, for us and i want to express our gratitude for effort that they put into tonight event. The featured author is Josh Campbell he spent more than a decade at the fbi in various roles and kidnapping investigation and multiple overseas assignments as well as a stint as a special assistant to fbi director james comey. Josh resigned from the bureau about a year end a half ago in february 2018 and walking out of the field office in los angeles for the last time and for the Law Enforcement that he had really enjoyed and he says played an Important Role in his own career development. He says he left
Politics and prose along with my wife in behalf of everybody here at gw, welcome. I thank you very much for coming. He does a number of events each year end jean w on the great auditorium integrate other revenue and we value our partnership with gw and the crew here is terrific and they make events like this possible, for us and i want to express our gratitude for effort that they put into tonight event. The featured author is Josh Campbell he spent more than a decade at the fbi in various roles and kidnapping investigation and multiple overseas assignments as well as a stint as a special assistant to fbi director james comey. Josh resigned from the bureau about a year end a half ago in february 2018 and walking out of the field office in los angeles for the last time and for the Law Enforcement that he had really enjoyed and he says played an Important Role in his own career development. He says he left because he could no longer stand silently by in the face of a Relentless Campaign
Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the Bipartisan Policy Center and to our event this morning about positive solutions to the Central American crisis. First and foremost, you know, weve heard about the Bipartisan Policy Center and the immigration project. The Bipartisan Policy Center exists to bring in ideas from both sides of the political aisle to be able to address countries challenges. The immigration process seeks to do this in a whole host of different ways and i think this event is very much in line with the work weve been doing on convening individuals, ideas, and Different Actors to the immigration challenges that this country faces. The genesis of this event was in a report that was just put out that has policy solutions to addressing the crisis. You know, what we were thinking was how can we come up with a very proactive, pragmatic and comprehensive solution to whats happening at the southern border, but not only the southern border, but throughout the rest of the region .