well, it sounds like they re esking great imaginary pro [ laughter ] so we don t have to give him any money, and a year from now, he ll be at a rally in front of this banner. [ laughter ] president trump said yesterday that 69 thousand people had signed up to attend his rally in el paso, but that only 10 thousand people were allowed inside before later claiming that 35 thousand people actually wtended, while law enforcement said only 65 hundre inside the arena. so, yeah. we do need to see his tax returns. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] not a numbers guy. oh, what happens was i carried the one [ laughter ] an i threw it out the windo [ laughter ] a verdict was reached this afternoon in the trial of mexican drug lord el chapo, who now faces life in prison for ten counts, including engaging in continuing criminal enterprise, conspiracy to launder narcotics proceeds, international distribution of cocaine, and use of firearms. or as umps calls it, a pretty good resume fo
standing in front a banner with the words, finish the wall. oh, finish the wall. well, it sounds like they re making great imaginary progress. [ laughter ] so we don t have to give him any money, and a year from now, he ll be at a rally in front of this banner. [ laughter ] president trump said yesterday that 69 thousand people had signed up to attend his rally in el paso, but that only 10 thousand people were allowed inside before later claiming that 35 thousand people actually attended, while law enforcement said only 65 hundred were inside the arena. so, yeah. we do need to see his tax returns. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] not a numbers guy. oh, what happens was i carried the one [ laughter ] and i threw it out the window. [ laughter ] a verdict was reached this afternoon in the trial of mexican drug lord el chapo, who now faces life in prison for ten counts, including engaging in continuing criminal enterprise, conspiracy to launder narcotics proceeds, inter
some time now putting on author events, like the one tonight, and i d like to thank especially the gw staff for helping to make this event possible. we have a great program for everyone here this evening, about a part of the world with a troubled past but hopefully, a more promising future. the democratic republic of the congo as the vast african nation is known today has had a long tragic history marked by centuries of exploitation of its rich minerals, its people, and its wildlife, but it also remains a land of resilience and resistance to ingest an injury filled with individuals who today are fighting back against the forces of international exploitation and deadly government crackdowns to make things better for their communities and their families. this dichotomy is powerfully described and explored in the new book, congo stories, battl ing five centuries of exploitation and greed. the book reflects the joint efforts of several people who are here with us this evening. on
graham of proto- politics and bookstore. on half of everybody of pmp and all the folks here at george washington university, welcome. thank you there very much for coming. this is a joint effort by gw in png. the university in our bookstore have been working together for some time now putting on author events like the one tonight. i would like to think especially the gw staff for helping to make this possible. we have a great program for everyone here this evening. about a part of the world with a troubled past and hopefully with a more promising future. a democratic republic of the congo as the vast african nation is known today. has had a long tragic history marked by centuries of exploitation of its rich minerals, its people and its wildlife. it also remains the land of resilience. and resistance and to injustice and injury. filled with individuals who are fighting back against the forces of international exploitation and deadly government crackdowns to make things better
good evening. welcome to politics and prose. i just want to take a few notes. we ask you to silence your cell phones. you don t want to be the person his phone rings in the middle of the broadcast. with a life dash make a line stretching towards the front of the store. and one last note. before. today s guest is the brighter timothy denevi his book freak kingdom just came out today. he creates the necessarily fast paced. he process or tapes the look of his political thought. please help me welcome timothy denevi. [applause]. speemac hi everyone. thank you so much for coming out. i am very excited to be able to be here to talk about the book. i m just in a read for about 20 minutes. always read for less time than allotted. in the years spinning the perception. the power and end to additional justice. additional justice. in the fantastic possibilities flaws of the american system of government. about 20 minutes total. thompson went out to write about it. he have gotten a p