and now on c-span2 book tv, more television for serious readers . good evening. i m andrew natsios, the director of the scope institute on international affairs at the bush school of government at a and m university. i d like to welcome our special event site for this evening with kim dennis is going to speak on our recent book black weight, saudi arabia, iran and the forty-year rivalry unraveled cultural, religion and collective memory in the middle east. that said i spent the weekend reading it, i didn t quite get through it but i couldn t put it down it was so interesting if you haven t read it after this evening, i m sure youwill find if you haven t already but i would urge you to read it . it s absolutelyfascinating . it s well-written, very well researched . there s a narrative flow to it and it s very troubling, i have to say that the purpose of the book. i would like to announce proportionally that our event in two days ambassador dennis ross who is another expert
of the page. [inaudible conversations] it is great to be with you all to celebrate andd discuss n excellent new book of one of our country s most original and insightful economic thinkers, amity shlaes. over the course of our distinguished career, she is brought her wide range intelligence and feel for storytelling to some of our country s leading intellectual and cultural institutions. amity to serve as a member of the wall street journal editorial board, a columnist for the financial times and bloomberg news, and has taught economic history at the stern school of business. now in addition to a prolific book writing amity serves as a presidential scholar for king s college, chairs the board of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation and chairs the selection committee for the manhattan institute prize, and award she herself has one. her latest work, great society a new history of the 1960s in america is a stunning achievement. few decades have imprinted on the popul
an informal trump campaign adviser as he landed in boston s logan airport after arriving from an international flight. they greeted ted, who was once a candidate for u.s. ambassador to the eu. now, he s scheduled to appear before mueller s grand jury. kevin perez is on this breaking story. evan, who is this man and what does mueller want from him? this is pretty aggressive tactics used by robert mueller s investigators. ted was stopped as he entered the united states in boston airport coming in from a flight from london. according to him, he says the fbi took his phone, took his electronic devices and did a search then sat him down for an hour and talked to an mpi agent who tried to get information out of him. they asked him about his connections to roger stone who recollects is a supporter of the president, vocal supporter of the president as well as wikileaks and asked if he had been to where the founder of wikileaks has been living. we don t know exactly what they believ
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