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nguyen xuan phuc it is an honor. to host you. [speaking in native tongue] [applause] i am also very pleased to recognize the ambassador who is here today, it is he it is the staff who made this possible. [speaking in native tongue] on the american side, i would like to a knowledge us ambassador to vietnam, deputy assistant patrick murphy. welcome and thank you for being here,. [speaking in native tongue] and of course i would be remiss not to recognize the founder of the heritage foundation and our interim president, doctor fullmer. he believed in the potential of america s transpacific relationship well before there was a trade agreement named after him. he established and continued to cherish the asian studies center of nurture. thank you ed. [speaking in native tongue] added, thank you for allowing me to do the honor say. vietnam and us relationships have been very steady delivered to rectory for more than 20 years. and for good reason. we have a range of converg ....
[ applause ] good afternoon. i m jim carafano. i oversee all the foreign defense policy here at the heritage foundation. my pleasure to welcome the prime minister of vietnam. nguyen xuan phuc. it is an honor to host you, sir. [ speaking vietnamese ] [ applause ] i am also very pleased to recognize the ambassadors of t asean today. including vinh who made today possible. [ speaking vietnamese ] on the american side i would like to acknowledge u.s. ambassador to vietnam ted osiis and patrick murphy. thank you again for being here. [ applause ] [ speaking vietnamese ] and of course i would be remiss not to recognize the founder of the heritage foundation and our interim president ed fuler in. dr. fullner believed in the transpacific relationship long before there was a trade agreement named after them. the continued the asian study center to nurture them. thank you, ed. [ speaking vietnamese ] and ed, thank you for allowing me to do the honors today. u.s./vietnam ....
and we re back now live from jones college prep high school in chicago and the chicago tribune s annual lit fest. starting now mark bowden talks about his recent book, america s involvement in the vietnam war. good afternoon. good afternoon and welcome to the 33rd annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. i d like to give a shout out to our sponsors. this program is being broadcast live on c-span 2 s book tv. at this time i d like to throw it over to our interview, chicago tribune film critic michael phillips. [applaus [applause]. thank you, thanks for coming out today and it s my pleasure to talk with mark bowden about his new book hue 1968. for those of you who don t know his resume , he s a national correspondent for the atlantic, contributing editor vanity fair, a writer, and author of many books on subjects all over the literally all over the world, from colombia and pablo escobar, an account to d-day, to the killing of usama bin laden, many subjects. pr ....
south korean president. the panelists including korean and american scholars who talked about the challenges north korea posed to the u.s. and asian allies. afterwards they took questions from the audience. this is about 90 minutes. okay, thank you very much, everybody, for coming to this event at iiss discussion for north korea, boom or bust. normally we have a 30% drapout rate for those that signal tendance. today we had a 30% increase. that s a tribute to our speakers. but also to the issue at hand which is certainly one of the top security issues facing the united states and the world and particularly the region. so this event is part of the iiss america s dialogue series where now the third such event we seek to address, shed light on the issues that come up at the dialogue which will be held this weekend in singapore for the 16th year. the dialogue is a gathering of defense ministers around the region and many of their counter parts in other countries. there is ....
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