we find ourselves in the 90s in a whole new world. the decline of nuclear weapons. we have an arms control treaty, start one at the very beginning of the decade. we have international structure which is no longer why polar. it could be called unipolar. we have globalization is the recent pieces to it but it appears to be part of a fundamental new world order. i love that phrase. it has the imagery of military force that still there but not nuclear weapons. economic measures of power were going to be so much more important. there was a prediction of the decline of the nationstate in the concept of national sovereignty where international commerce information, technology would replace this. the book that captures of course was friedmans lexus, and all of tree, eventually the world was flat. a piece in foreign affairs that was her influential also predicted this new world we were moving into. military power was still relevant of course because the decade began with the war to t
modest number of u.s. forces fighting with iraqi troops. we ll have that hearing for you to see in its entirety at 10 deln 30 a.m. eastern tomorrow on c-span. vice president earlier this week taking part in the wreath laying. one of several events in recognition of vearnts veterans day. tonight we ll bring you another event with veterans who served hosted usskeegie airmen by the americans veterans center. tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. next, a look at nuclear proliferation and security threats facing the u.s. the speaker is former assistant secretary of state for political military affairs obert glucheie who served as chief negotiator during the north korean-nuke clear crisis. he recently was at the university for a little more than an hour-and-a-half. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this the third session. this year the series is sponsored by the johns hopkins applied physics lab. each year the rethinking eminar focuses on an aspect of national and international
[ booing ] you have to resurrect the words of the consummate stock genius, hunter s. thompson. the truly fathomed the depths of derision, professional money managers feel toward this market. the freight and the hate defined this darn tape even today where we ultimately rally with the dow climbing 89 points. s&p gaining .68% and the nasdaq advancing .9% and the bullish big boys run scared. so what do the pros fear? i think they actually fear four things. the first is japan. we don t talk enough about japan on this network and me personally because, frankly, what s happening there i regard it downright scary. the land of the rising sun is what looks like a failed strategy to get some sort of boom going. the japanese stock market is down 14% this year, by far the worst major market in the world. did you know that? country s retail sales have pummelled and pummeled. they plummeted after a recent hike in taxes, and the japan s inflation which seems comatose and is not responding
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