What we are doing today. This whole festival is about the idea that we all have a stake in government. Of our and we as citizens should be more engaged and better informed as a way to motivate civic participation tams complicated and simple as that. For 10 years, the texas tribunes journalism, we have tried to give all of youened everybody else in texas and elsewhere, a way into that conversation. It is Public Service journalism in the ideal. We believe in it, we believed in it then, we believe in it now. Your being here makes an enormous difference. It tells me that like all of us at the tribune, you care. And you believe. So it is not insignificant that youre here. We love it. My job today is to say thank you. This will be the second time ambassador rice has been at the tribune festival in three years. Honestly, i cant believe we get her to come. She is an extriretnary Public Servant with a great story to tell. This is the first time that margaret is here, shes a journalist that ever
We have one hour together with susan rice. That will include 50 minutes for questions and answers so you have 45 minutes to think of killer questions and i am looking forward to hearing them. You all know ambassador rice. She served as president obamas u. N. Advisor and the National Security advisor. Previously, as the assistant cemetery of state for African Affairs under the bill Clinton Administration you also may know she has a book coming out soon. my story oflove things we are fighting for. It is not out for another week you can get it today and they will be signing copies of it after we are done here. That is at the festival of at 800 congress. They asked me to let you know. Book, because none of you have read it yet, let me give you a preview. It is a book in three parts. It is a book about ambassador rices personal story of family life. It is a book about her experience in government. And that is a book about the Obama Administration and her policies. Her excavations and though
Thank you for being here. This is important. What we are doing oday. This whole festival is on behalf welcome to the festival and to our oneonone with susan rice. We have an hour together. Thats going to include at least 15 minutes of time for your questions and answers, so youve got 45 minutes to think of some killer questions and im looking forward to hearing them. You all know ambassador rice. She served as u. N. Ambassador then security ide viser and then secretary of state under the bill clinton administration. You may also know that she has a book coming out soon, tough love my story of things worth fighting for. Its not out officially for another week or so but you can get it today and shell be signing copies of it after were done here. So i think thats at 800 congress. They asked me to let you know. So you can do that after this. This book because none of you have read it, let me give you a preview is a book in three parts. A book about ambassador rices personal story, her fami
We have been in normal sample to be throughout my time on the Armed Services committee. They know pretty much everything is good at some of his nose of the things we can ask questions and learn and its a very, very complicated world. It is noble and unsettling the first time about how long ive been for group of people that we actually the budget deal. Normally that is what dominates all my thoughts. The only caveat i will throw out is have that money for two years. Eventually you do get a debt and deficit that are so high that you put in a very, very bad place. And that is going to happen. I cant say when exactly but when that happens all aspects of government and the military will not be excluded black to figure out how do we live with a lot less money than we thought we were going to have. I think that is one of the most important conversations that we should be having, that the pentagon and the government level is how can we make the most of this to your gift that we been given, and
Journalist who was jailed in ethiopia on terrorism charges for over a year. It was supposed to be about oil and freedom. We slept on the concrete floor with 8000 inmates. We did not go home. We stayed and stayed. Amy and as over 10,000 protest in honduras, we will speak to former president Manuel Zelaya about the growing protests and Hillary Clintons role in the 2009 coup that ousted him from power. On one hand, they condemn the coup, on the other hand, they were negotiating with the leaders of the coup. Secretary clinton maintained that ambiguity. Amy all that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now, democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. In yemen, the u. S. Backed Saudiled Coalition launched a new wave of airstrikes monday, despite the 5day humanitarian truce that went into effect sunday night. Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch has said fridays saudiled bombings of the western port city of mokha, which killed at least 120 people, appear to be a war crime. The