Extend a special welcome to kristens mother and secretary carlucci, his widow Marcia Carlucci and kristens husband, mr. Joshua. We thank you so much for being here this evening. I also want to welcome the chairman of the institute, mr. Fred ryan. Thank you so much for being here this evening. Thanks, fred. Well, here we recognizing kristens for the publication of get me carlucci. And this release is near and dear to our hearts here at the Reagan Institute because. Kristens father, secretary carlucci, had an outsize impact on the reagan serving in a variety of roles both terms. Now, before serving in the Reagan Administration, Frank Carlucci enjoyed, an illustrious and diverse career in the Foreign Service in cold war hotspots, really across the globe in the 1960s, he was a political and a nixon and foreign ministrations he was ambassador to portugal during a particularly tumultuous of time he was deputy of the Central Intelligence agency during their careers and. He was Caspar Weinberg
and edelman has served in a senior position at the department of state, defense, as well as the white house, and served as u.s. ambassador to finland and turkey, and was vice president dick cheney s principled epi-assistant for national security affairs. ambassador edelman has received several awards, including four distinguished public servace service. and a presidential distinguished service award. far-left we have general loot. he has served most recently as non-states permit representative to the north atlantic council of nato in which he retired in 2017. previously he had a distinguished 35 year in the u.s. army. he also served for a total of six years in the white house under both presidents george w. bush and barack obama. in 2007 president bush named him deputy national security advisor to coordinate the war in iraq and afghanistan. before. being assigned to the white house, he served as director of operations both on the joint staff in washington dc, and on the uni
the man we have to thank for this great volume is here with us today, ambassador gill robinson. he will join us now to share some remembrances. thank you. ambassador robinson: and i did not remember to shut off my phone. thank you all for being here. appreciate it very much. i thought i would where is the publisher? where s the publisher? and managing editor. oh, there is the managing editor. hi. thank you. i think i want to give you a little bit of background on how the book came about. when i was at a dinner with one of the presidential scholars sitting next to me they began a talk about democrat republicans when they left office. the president s people, cabinet, and how they wrote books. at one point, they get together and wrote stories about their own president. they said no, not at all. he thought for moment and said no, never, but it would be historic if they did. over the years from colleagues in the reagan administration, i heard wonderful stories about the presiden
george schultz, and many, many others. the man we have to thank for this great volume is here with us today, ambassador gill robinson. he will join us now to share some remembrances. thank you. ambassador robinson: and i did not remember to shut off my phone. thank you all for being here. appreciate it very much. i thought i would where is the publisher? where s the publisher? and the managing editor. oh, there is the managing editor. hi. megan, thank you. i think i want to give you a little bit of background on how the book came about. when i was at a dinner with one of the presidential scholars sitting next to me, they began a talk about democrat republicans when they left office. the president s people, cabinet, and how they wrote books. and at 1.i said at one point i said they get together and wrote stories about their own president, the people who appointed them. they said no, not at all. he thought for a moment and said no, never, but it would be historic if they di
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