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thank you very much, peter bergen. and i can hardly -- heartily recommend your book.s a terrific summary of what's happened, but also a terrific read. there's an understated humor throughout, the very grotesque and reprehensreprehensible thing to write about but you present them in a very smooth and readable and interesting fashion. so congratulations on a tremendous achievement. >> guest: thank you. >> tn

it's like, i was with chuck groeden the other day and we were over at candy bergen's house.vey to you all that i'm that comfortable. >> jimmy: you should be. >> to, the other day i was talking to skip, steven spielberg. >> jimmy: skip? >> we were all together having a 96-ounce steak over at the mansion. nobody teaches you, like, what you're supposed to, like, do. >> jimmy: i don't think there's any supposed to do. i think you're doing it perfectly so far. you know, the thing that's an y annoying is when celebrities will bring up other celebrities by first name only and unless that first name is, like, beyonce, we have no idea who they're talking about. >> exactly. that's so true. >> jimmy: like don and i were at the party. >> don? don rickles. >> jimmy: don johnson? could be donna mills for all we know. >> could be don beris. >> jimmy: our warmup guy. >> i'm kidding. >> jimmy: don osmond. >> and the other thing is how people always think celebrities just hang out together. which, you know, just, sometimes kind of true. >> jimmy: sometimes, yeah. >> it's like funny. you find

fear and panic made it not possible to estimate the force of the bergen. the residents of new orleans were utterly terrified because they too were the stories of hating him as a beacon of liberty or as a testament to political ideals, but rather as a warning about what would happen if the last control because the slave rebels that haiti had defeated 80%. they've got 80% at one of the great generals of europe had sent to fight them in france -- from france to fight them. just think about that one more time. slave rebels bringing to their knees the enemies of one of the great generals of your. tell us what they feared. they feed the two would be brought to their knees and executed. now you might be wondering what chance do the slave rebels have of success? how close do they really come to conquering new orleans? i want to take you back to the primary sources to give you an idea what commodore john shaw content admiral in control of northern side of. commodore john shaw wrote that the 68 regular troops in new orleans were quote unquote a weak detachment. he w

bergen presented brilliantly, the numerous number of ways we've improved the way to do it, but we are still far from mimicking what the beta cell can do. the fact they are being invested in, represents the fact we aren't doing as well as we can. that for the medical student, the lesson is, diabetes, i think that we pointed, i remember we were trying to shine when we were talking about how you can do, when you know diabetes, you know all of medicine. turns out that diabetes is one the area where the really good doctor makes the difference, and the really cooperative patient really makes the difference. it's one the areas where the art of medicine is still alive because the science has really not been able to keep up. so here we are, 90 years after the development of insulin. it's still clear that we have not been able to replace what the body has lost and that the attempts we're doing while increasingly sophisticated and better and better, still fall short. that means that doctor and practice has to work with the patient to really get the job done as best as they can. but at the same t

i would also like to take a peter bergen in the new america foundation for having us and i would like to say hi to mom and dad who were in the audience. they surprise me. i do know you were in town. they were in california. did you know about this? they always do this. [laughter] as karin was saying, the story began about the hostages. it began first ingrid betancourt and in the three americans. and the reason that we believe that the situation with the americans would be imperative to tell the u.s. audience was because we didn't see anything happening on that case. this is about the time when jessica lynch was captured in iraq and that was a huge story and there were people rallying around her. over the course of time you have seen a lot of cases where there have been americans held hostage where jimmy carter is on a plane and people are doing something. in this case nothing was being done. we follow this story from the beginning and we were convinced that the story had to be told. so we followed it, but at the same time and many of you here work in latin american issues, it is very

it's written passionate which deals with our war with al qaeda, written by peter bergen, and it is very full of the impact of petraeus's thinking. birkin feels that al qaeda has been so violent and so much that it is done that it has alienated a lot of modern muslims, and i think that he is -- he feels that we ought to hang on in afghanistan, that we perhaps have a chance at doing something there. the situation in pakistan is getting worse and worse. i have a feeling that the general, general kayani, who is a very fine officer, may step into the breach and once again pakistan may fall under military rule, and that may be the only way to make a decision as to where pakistan is going. is it going to try to play things both ways, support some elements of the taliban, or is it going to take a real stance for paternity which i think kayani would favor, but i don't know that that is going to happen. as obama faces these decisions, he also has a very fine chief of staff of the armed forces, mike mullen, who has served india, it and he just called -- who has served in vietnam. and his call for

it's written -- which deals with our war with al qaeda, written by peter bergen and it's very full of the impact of petraeus. bergenfield al qaeda has been so violent and so much has been done but it's alienated a lot of moderate muslims and i think that he is -- he feels we have to hang on in afghanistan and may perhaps have a native doing something there. the situation in pakistan is getting worse and worse. i have the feeling that the general -- general kayani who was a very fine officer may step into the breach and once again pakistan might fall under military rule and may be the only way to make a decision as to where pakistan is going. is it going to try to play things both ways, supporting some elements of the taliban or is it going to take a real stand for maternity, which i think tammy would favor, but i don't know that it's going to happen. as obama faces their decisions, he also has a very fine chief of staff admiral mike mullen has served in vietnam who called for a review of the armed forces after 10 years of continuous combat and is concerned about the impact about men a

and so the two brothers picked the name of the farm where they worked near bergen, norway, which washune farm so nikolai gjelsvik was my grandfather. with his new name and country my grandfather set tout build a new life. he learned english, got a job building the railroad across south dakota and when he and his brother had saved up enough money they started a small business. first the merchandising company and nen a hardware store. norway was their homeland but they made america their home. [applause] my grandfather had three sons, including my father. and he instilled in his boys midwestern values that my parents in turn pass along to me and my four siblings. they taught us to live within our means even if it means going without. they taught us to help our neighbor and to serve our community. to work hard and to pull our on weight. they taught us about the importance of family and the value of life. and they -- [applause] and they taught us to appreciate our freedom and liberty gifts that come from being fortunate enough to live in the greatest country on earth. because of my upbri