please please join us next week for our final session of this year's washington seminar with albert jones of saint anthony college talks about crimes against the security of the nation, world war ii the cold war and the evolution of mexico's laws. thank you thank you to our audience, thank you to jennifer [applause]. >> thank you. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> on capitol hill tomorrow the senate judiciary committee looks at the balance between national security, privacy, privacy, and civil liberties in a hearing on the intelligence act. that's life and 9:30 a.m. a.m. on c-span three. a house for the pairs committee looks at the treatment of critical prisoners in vietnam. we'll hear from the wife of a jailed human rights lawyer. >> author of a new book islam is terrorism in europe looks at why people radicalize and how terrace view western involvement. from new america, this, this is about one hour 15 minutes. >> welcome, i am david sturman senior program associate at new america's international security program. we're going to be here and he

please please join us next week for our final session of this year's washington seminar with albert jones of saint anthony college talks about crimes against the security of the nation, world war ii the cold war and the evolution of mexico's laws. thank you thank you to our audience, thank you to jennifer [applause]. >> thank you. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] people radicalize and how terrace view western involvement. from new america, this, this is about one hour 15 minutes. >> welcome, i am david sturman senior program associate at new america's international security program. we're going to be here and hear from the dr. senior fellow on research establishment on his latest book which encapsulates the research he has been doing on jihadist terrorism. the book is entitled islamic terrorism in europe. it is also available outside if you would like a copy. i'm sure he would be happy to send them afterward. without further do, i turn it over to you to give us your presentation. >> thank you. >> so first of all i want to express my gratitude to new america and to peter b

wilson center just google let me remind those of you here in the room that next week we will have albert jones on crimes against the security of the nation world war ii, the cold war and the evolution of mexico's laws, 1941. 1970. a seminar that we are organizing with cosponsorship with anthony's college. i think that is it, just to close with a reminder please turn yourself owns often now over to eric to introduce today's speaker, jennifer middleton. >> thank you christian. jennifer is a associate professor at the university of history and her books include from welfare to work fair. welfare in the united states co-authored with marissa shelter fell and most recently the rise of the military welfare state. she is published widely in both scholarly journals and in popular publications. including the journal of women's history, the journal journal of policy history, social politics, new york times, and the los angeles times. she was a scholar at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars in 2008, 2009. you should hold the point out copies are available outside after the session. today

let me remind those of you here in the room that next week we'll have albert jones from st. anthony's college at oxford here on crimes against the security of the nation, world war ii, the cold war and the evolution of mexico's anti-extradition laws 1991, co-sponsoring with st. anthony's college. i think that's it. just to close with a reminder, please turn your cell phones off and now it's over to eric to introduce today's speaker, jennifer. >> thank you, christian. jennifer middlestat is from rutgers university and her books include from welfare to work fare, welfare in the united states, co-authored, and, most recently, "the rise of the military welfare state." she is published widely in both scholarly journals and in popular publications including the journal of women's history, the journal of policy history, social politics, "the new york times" and the "los angeles times." she was a scholar at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars in 2008, 2009. i should point out that copies of the new book are available outside of this boardroom after this session and

join us next week for our final session one albert jones of saint anthony's college, oxford talks about crimes against the security of the nation, world war ii, the cold war, and the evolution of mexico's anti-sedition laws. thank you to our audience, thank you to jennifer mittelstadt. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on c-span, live coverage of public policy in the nation's capital continues. we will take you to the american enterprise institute. they are beginning the discussion on the evolution of the federal reserve since its inception in 1913. we will hear about what his current role is, and what changes americans can expect that the fed in the future. >> not only having worked at the federal reserve, but having had lunch, many, many times talking history, i have followed closely over time the message transformation that has occurred at the fed, not only just since the financial crisis, but over my lifetime and b

please join us next week for our final session of this year's washington history seminar with albert jones of saint anthony's college. talks about crimes of the security of the nation, world war ii, the cold war and mexico's anti-sedition laws. thank you to our audience. thank you to jennifer mittelstadt. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> on the agenda this week in the house, the $610 million pentagon policy and programs bill. also, work on military construction and veterans spending and emergency spending to combat the zika virus. see the house live on our companion network cspan. judicial confirmation coming up. military construction and veterans spending as well as money to deal with zika also on the schedule in the senate. see the senate live on our companion network, cspan 2. the house oversight committee last week held its second hearing on allegations of misconduct at the transportation security administration. the head of the agency testified that since he took over last year the entire tsa work force has been retrained. utah senator jason chafitz sthard. >> the committee will come to

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