words do matter, as anye just suggested.ere is a small silver lining for some of the president's tweets. but those tweets have been somewhat harmful, if not threatening, to our own national security about north korea. what are some of the countries going to be watching for as they hear from the president not just on twitter but in person? >> the thing is, what they're going to be looking at is what does america first need in asia order? the u.s. was the foundation of stability. we have troops all over the place. people will be looking at trump and saying, is this guy really an autocrat? where he said only i matter, that's going to be important to president xi jinping. there is no charm with xi jinping. he has no personal feelings. he has interests like most countries do, and don't think you'll persuade him of something he doesn't want. it doesn't happen. but i think the president is in denial about that and doesn't realize it. >> rick, broadly speaking, i want to ask you about secretary tillerson who has been leading the dip

. -- let for anye immigrant is difficult. you arrive in a new country, people may not trust you, you may not speak the same language. it is always difficult. then there are matters of degree. >> watch the entire program on lectures and history at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on saturday. american history tv only on c-span3. >> president john f. kennedy was assassinated on november 22, 1963 in texas. abraham filmed with his home movie camera and captured the moment of the shot that struck the president. his granddaughter talks about , her book. "twenty-six seconds: a personal history of the zapruder film." the center for presidential history and the clement center for southwest study, both at southern methodist university, cohost this 90-minute event. >> good evening, everyone. welcome back to the hilltop. welcome back to smu to dallas hall. also, a fun program is a joint program between our clements center for southwest studies. always exciting when the two history centers here at smu can come together. it is really wonderf

will be anye movement on those big issues during this visit.s noteworthy that none --the companies that want it's a tornier issue when it comes to market absence. we were talking to the former u.s. trade rep a couple of hours ago and he was saying they want tweed of deliverables and the chinese know that. blethey want tweeta deliverables. max: it's a tall order. is real win on north korea to get china to do more that they have done thus far. i don't see coming, frankly. the real win on trade would be clearestment where we do access with china. i don't see that happening either. trump has talked a lot about backing up on opening markets for china. i don't mean to be a downer, but i don't see it happening. it will only happen when trump really understands what he's doing with an adversary that he cannot bluff. with presidentrk xi. rishaad: we've had lower-level officials who have been talking about this for weeks and perhaps striking deals in the background and ultimately it comes to that, does it not? max: it does. deals are fine, but they are v

not forc ing children or anye that matter to have physical contact with anyone.ation warning parents to not force children to give hugs or kisses to relatives if they do not want to. so they don't get the wrong idea about consent and physical affection. some kids need to be encouraged to show effects because maybe that doesn't come naturally to them. they're absolutely right. it made me feel different. i will ask my kneeses first on thursday if they mind. public figures are now facing sexual misconduct allegations. as experts note many child sex abuse cases involve a family member. i agree with the girl scouts. the problem, though, is that you don't want to make children paranoid and scared. children need to be touched, touched appropriate appropriately they need to feel that they're loved, three children, two girls and a boy. they always hug and kiss their parents, their grandparents, our relatives when they get something or when they haven't seen them in a wiel. the girl scouts suggest a smile, a high five or an air kiss as alternate forms of affection. in wash

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infrastructure to allow minimal impact in the 1002 area or expiration and even development without anye further significant impact on the environment. we see the ability to deal with our national security requirements which alaska is very concerned about as we look to certain neighbors of our state, our unique global national security location. our people.eed for alaska is the one state that makes use of our fishing game and plant resources as the highest priority for food security among all the uses of our resources. it is called subsistence, it is our highest public policy use. scarce, ass become -- the lifecycles resources, we make sure that our people who depend on those resources for their livelihood, for their lifeways, for foods havete are the ones that the ultimate access to those resources. no other state does that. are -- my children i came to this obvious on the basis that i have fought for my , thee life the life desire, the aspirations of alaska's native peoples and i will continue to do so with every breath that i have. thank you. >> thank you lieutenant governor. >> thank