honorable michael pompeo. the honorable pete wilson. christopher nixon cox and hugh hue it. (applause) good afternoon. i m christopher nixon cox grandson of president richard nixon. on behalf of my family and the nixon foundation, i want to welcome you to another important event here at the richard nixon library birthplace and museum, the birthplace which is right behind me here. today, we are honored to have secretary of state mike pompeo to have chosen the nixon library to make a major speech about u.s. china relations. like we do so often in the library, we are going to begin our program with a prayer. would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship big. (applause) let us all prayed together. father, we are so thankful to live in this country of the united states of america. one thing we treasure so greatly is the freedom we have from you to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak
[applause] ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the nixon library and welcome to this beautiful replica. i m christopher nixon a board member here at the foundation as well as the grandson of the 37th president, richard nixon. [applause] it is my honor and pleasure to have you here at the library today and i am so welcome to the happy to welcome you. i see a lot of new faces which makes me excited, and i see a lot of young faces in the crowd. there are a lot of younger conservatives. [cheering] so that is great to see and i encourage all of you after the event today to walk around the library. of course one of my favorite places for obvious reasons but one of my favorite places in the world and we have just read on a lot of the exhibits in the library, so there is a lot of new stuff to see and if you come back you can visit the archives and do a little research into my grandfather s presidency. there is so much to do here so i am so happy to have you here today. of course, toni
please welcome our guest speaker. [applause] hello, guess who i am. [laughter] if i have to give you an introduction about tara, you need to just get out of the whole you have been living in for a while because her book has just celebrated the hundredth consecutive week ahead of michelle malcolm, michelle, down there that s very cool. i m assuming that a lot of people are familiar with the narrative, and that s why you re so interested and you re s still here for the last lecture on the second day. i thought we would still go through some of her story because it s so gripping and it starts in idaho, and actually to me at such a beautiful setting, there must be a lot of beautiful memories you still have from that. yes. it was a really beautiful mountain that i grew up on. i still have really fond memories of being on that mountain and of playing on that mountain, i think it s an incredible, we had this entire ground and wonderful space and a lot of great things that can ha
promoting gatorade to fronting for a fancy swiss watch company. all part of a carefully cultivated public image williams may be leaving the court, but she will be part of popular culture and commerce for years to come. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. oh, this is al jazeera and they said the top stories. the salad russians are paying their respects to the last soviet union leader ahead of his burial and moscow mechanical which if will be laid to rest in the coming alice, the kremlin, says president platinum if potent will not attend. nina cru, chava, the grand daughter of soviet laden, nikita khrushchev says, gorbachev s legacy has been buried in some ways, i am quite pleased the way the kremlin has handled it. and also of course, this time for those of us, critical of the war, critical of the crammed. and that s it all. so at quite momentous, momentous time because gorbachev opened the world. he gave peace. he was it noble piece, price. and now all of this. so basically,