feelings about the loss of dean carol lancaster. carol was a great colleague over the last years. i traveled with her, worked with her, and when i was secretary, we looked for and created a lot of partnerships with the school of foreign service and so my thoughts and prayers are with carol s family and friends and the entire university community. she would really love to have been here because she would have heartily approved of this gathering, and she was instrumental in the creation of the first ever anywhere in the world georgetown institute for women, peace, and security. so for me this is yet another wonderful opportunity to talk about the work that georgetown is doing in partnership with so many others. and the model that georgetown is providing through the institute, which is on the brink of being replicated in other places around the world who recognize the significance of taking the subject of women, peace and security and integrating them within a world class academ
nail polish, they would. at the very least the sentiments at the heart of imperial todomesticity has shaped wars in destruction. i would warn at times these sentiments have also kept americans from recognizing certain damage that american attacks have done to foreign women and children, even if their bodies have been spared. afghan i afghani women and children have lost many things held dear. bombs have destroyed their lands. too many family members have died violently. their country has been thrown in a period of turmoil. in times of war, american domesticity causes us to focus and shifts our gaz ae away from the tragedies of war. americans can avoid reckoning with the violence women and children experience when the men, the communities and the landscapes they love are deemed legitimate targets for death and destruction. thank you. [applause] my thanks to darren and matt for putting on this conference and for inviting me. i think matt actually deserves the prize for the pe
relevant, but the reason i didn t write much about it is i don t think that is the issue. i don t see it as the biggest problem. host: tucson, arizona, john, independent caller. caller: hi. the biggest problem i think you guys have is right here, right now, the amount of time you get people like me. you are willing to ask good ask why willing to [indiscernible] ask of are going to operation mockingbird for the the 1960 s nce look at the symbol of hearst corporation host: john, what is your point? caller: let me finish, let me finish. there is a lot more to talk about that you won t talk about because you won t let me come on your show because you are afraid. host: phil in maryland. caller: hi, thanks for being on the show, ms. attkisson. i do follow you or can i organize that you have had stories on both sides and that is helpful, but i think the recent writings and comments about and ghazi illustrated benghazi- about illustrate a problem. benghazi was heavily adjudicated
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