members and guests appear and guests. tonight i have the honor of introducing a friend an academic colleague who also happens to be a best-selling author, columnist, speaker, commentator and senior level management strategist peter guest speaker has worked with presidents and popes from here at home to south asia to iraq. for more than 20 years, our speaker has provided strategic and crisis communication counsel to companies, policy organizations, government agencies, not for profits, advocacy campaigns and grassroots groups. he served in many roles including executive director of republican party in new york date, adviser to the u.s. chief of protocol at the vatican, planner for the department of state visits for former president bush and clinton to this tsunami ravaged south asia and director of communications for the environmental protection agency. our speaker is currently an adjunct professor at the university graduate school of arts and sciences. a charter member of t
to talk about this incredibly important issue. we have a great panel for you. we have a c-span audience, and of course, a live webcast. tweak,who would like to u.s.immigration. we hope to have a good discussion here and online. way back when when i was a graduate student at the university of california berkeley, where secretary napolitano runs these days, we learned about wedge issues wedge issues were those things that really divided the electorate, that get everyone excited, that everyone had opinions about. well, immigration has become a wedge issue. wedge issues come and go, depending upon the year, and clearly, since 2015, one president trump started to run for office, immigration has been at the forefront in terms of one of the wedge issues. it divides not just the mccracken republicans. republicans. in fact, there is an nbc/wall street journal poll out today that has some fascinating divides within the republican party between trump supporters and people that call th
good morning. welcomed to the heritage foundation in our auditorium. we also welcome those joining us on our heritage.org website and the c-span network this morning. for those inhouse we ask that you check to be sure our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off. for those watching online you are always welcome to send questions or comments e-mailing speaker@heritage.org and we will post today s program on the heritage home page for everyone s future reference as well. welcoming our guests and introducing our program is our active vice president for research and recently served heritage as vice president of policy studies and director of davis institute. the founding editor of index over economic freedom which has become a signature heritage publication from 2002 to 2005, he served in the george w. bush administration as assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs. please join me in welcoming dr. kim holm. kim. thank you. three minutes. good
news. who in the world is that? he was talking about the fatty defeating jihad. he knows where democracy freedom is all about. he was born in great britain. now he is an american citizen. he has served our government in the department of defense. when luther strange says he is a friend of the president, this man knows the president. that he may have helped write this breach that the president delivered to the u.n. that s a strong speech. gorka turned in his resignation because he felt, to really make america great again, he needed to be in the streets, amanios, support the president s agenda. he is now the chief strategist the maga magna t h corporation. good evening, montgomery! now that is a turnout. i just got a call from washington they watched the debate like you watched the debate and they are worried. and they should be worried. we are here to drain the swamp. with judge roy moore. can i explain something to you, please? tuesday isn t just some old election. be a si
good morning. welcomed to the heritage foundation in our auditorium. we also welcome those joining us on our heritage.org website and the c-span network this morning. for those inhouse we ask that you check to be sure our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off. for those watching online you are always welcome to send questions or comments e-mailing speaker@heritage.org and we will post today s program on the heritage home page for everyone s future reference as well. welcoming our guests and introducing our program is our active vice president for research and recently served heritage as vice president of policy studies and director of davis institute. the founding editor of index over economic freedom which has become a signature heritage publication from 2002 to 2005, he served in the george w. bush administration as assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs. please join me in welcoming dr. kim holm. kim. thank you. three minutes. good