aspen strategy group and welcome to this session on american global leadership in the 21st century. we want to thank them for the space and particularly dan sussman of alaska, i m going to introduce in just a minute. let me tell you about our program this morning. we at the aspen strategy group are 35 years old. we have this radical notion that even in washington there can be an organization that s resolutely nonpartisan. we have been resolutely nonpartisan for 35 years. bill perry, joe nye, joe showcroft. we meet in aspen and debate about american foreign policy and leadership and each year we prepare a book based on our proceedings for publication and this year s book is available today. if the book we re discussing today called the world turned upsidedown, maintaining american leadership in a dangerous age , we re going to discuss the book this morning beginning with senator sullivan and then continuing with our good friend who will talk about major changes and how americ
good morning. thanks for your patience director of the strategy group yen to welcome to this session on american in goal leadership first i want to take they thank you for giving us this base with our members of our strategy group let me tell you about our program this morning the strategy group is 35 years old with the notion that even in washington there could be an organization that is non-partisan we have been resolutely nonpartisan over 35 years the founders meet annually in aspen in colorado to discuss and debate big ideas of america s foreign policy and our global leadership in each year we prepare a book for publication and this year s book is available today that we are discussing today maintaining american leadership. we will discuss the book this morning and with that global trade position about the impact of technology on the global military leadership continuing with a conversation i will moderate between former secretary of defense bill:and madeleine albrigh
good morning. thanks for your patience director of the strategy group yen to welcome to this session on american in goal leadership first i want to take they thank you for giving us this base with our members of our strategy group let me tell you about our program this morning the strategy group is 35 years old with the notion that even in washington there could be an organization that is non-partisan we have been resolutely nonpartisan over 35 years the founders meet annually in aspen in colorado to discuss and debate big ideas of america s foreign policy and our global leadership in each year we prepare a book for publication and this year s book is available today that we are discussing today maintaining american leadership. we will discuss the book this morning and with that global trade position about the impact of technology on the global military leadership continuing with a conversation i will moderate between former secretary of defense bill:and madeleine albrigh
eastern. listen to it live with the free c-span cap. ofnext, a look at the future u.s. global leadership from the aspen institute. this portion includes senator dan sullivan. and a discussion on trade. it is an hour 10 minutes. good morning everyone. thank you for your patience. i m nick burns, director of the aspen strategy group. this session on american global leadership in the 21st century. i want to thank all of you for being here, members of our strategy group, dan sullivan of alaska who i am to introduce in a minute. let me tell you about our program. we at the aspen strategy group are 35 years old. we have this radical notion that even in washington there can be an organization that is resolutely nonpartisan. resolutely nonpartisan for 35 years. founders are bill perry much own ., rents go cross we meet to discuss and debate the big ideas about american foreign-policy. each year we prepare a book based on our proceedings for publication. this year s book is availabl
language. we are pro-choice. we are a movement that believes that a woman should have the agency to choose whatever she feels is right for her and her family and her body. watch on c-span 2. we are live now as the house rules committee starts its second day of hearings on congressional earmarks. in february of 2011, congress imposed a ban on earmarks, and president trump is suggesting that they be restored. yesterday, the committee heard from congress members, and today, it will be representatives from outside groups supporting and opposing earmarks. these sessions are designed to be a debate about earmarks. should get under way in just a moment live on c-span3. rules committee will come to order. thank you very much for joining us this morning. today, the committee will be considering article i effective oversight and power of the purse. yesterday, our subcommittee and rules of the house and organization of the house, chaired by chairman doug collins, received and hear