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the thinking of both sides of this historic moment. here they are coming to talk to them, really uninvited, he invited himself but the severity was out there and they didn t even know how. [inaudible] they tried to get a sense of how it goes and then there was a discussion, could it full of pterosaur explosives we will have all of them from israel here waiting, there there was snipers all over the rooftops just in case, and the plane, his plane comes in and there are searchlights that catch the fuselage and people are on pin hooks. so he lands and he comes down and he embraces them. he shakes hands and people. [inaudible] there was a sense of unreality that this could happen. he went and made his speech and it was stern, but he expected something in return, and he left jerusalem empty-handed. a lot of that was because of this individual. he is a fascinating figure in history. he was born in a little polish town called brisk and his first memory was of polish soldiers flogging
and for several users was a substitute host and correspondent for the today show. robin has received several emmy awards and the ace award and thed were j. murrow. stephen kin see s articles and books have led the washington post to place him among the best in popular foreign policy story-telling. worked for the new york times for 20 years. while covering events he has been shot at. jailed, beaten by the police, tear-gassed and bombed from the air and that was prior to the current administration in washington. so we re pleased to provide sanctuary. he is a senior fellow at brown university. he will be discussing stephen s new book, the true flag. a subject that seems strikingly important. focusing on the dune of dawn of 20th century. the debate involved some of the most influential minds of the time including theodore roosevelt, henry cabot lodge, and william randolph hearst on one side, and mark twin, booker t. washington, and andrew carnegie arguing. the debate grip
here is how to take part in the conversation. call the following number on our screen looking forward to your comments coming in already or you can leave us an e-mail. good morning. good monday morning to you. time magazine, when writing about angela merkel, the german chancellor, they say she brandished a different set of values. - host: well, donald trump as number three says wait a minute. here s the headline on business insider about donald trump on -time s person of the year in picking angela merkel, they absolutely picked the wrong person, says donald trump. there s the headline. mr. trump has been making the rounds and making his point in recent days and here s what he had to say recently in grand rapids, michigan, on a rally on this topic. so who is number one? trump drudged 46%. time magazine, they didn t give me man of the year or the person of the year. they should have. that s why it s heading down the dukes, folks. they gave it to a woman who s not done
if you oppose you can also contact us on social media. http://twitter.com/cspanwj is our twitter handle and journal@c-span.org is our e-mail. this is from the national journal looking at what the senate did. senate democrats delivered president obama the assurance that he needed on thursday to carry out the historic iran nuclear deal signed by the u.s. and five other global powers. while there will be other votes by potential lawsuits raised the gop, the vote on thursday blocked a resolution disapproving of the deal, showing there is enough congressional support for the if a mentation of the agreement, which significantly limits iran s nuclear programs for 10-15 years, in exchange for sanctions worth 115 million dollars without using a presidential approximately $100 billion without using a presidential veto. senate foreign relations chairman bob corker, who helped write the bill defining the congressional review process, said obama was figuratively overing legs and arm