albright will proudly declare worldly serbs get the hell out of here.hen more than once he will show his diplomacy. polbright played a key role in the 1999 rambuie peace talks on kosovo and mitohi practically disrupting them and promising the albanians a referendum in 3 years and pushing for the adoption of the so-called bab annex to the serbs, which, according to even western analysts, provided for the occupation status of yugoslavia soon followed by the bombing of belgrade, 6 years later, she was asked if she would have acted she's different in 1999, albright said she would take an even tougher stance against milosevic. in general, she is proud of many of her steps. on the balkans. she called herself a big friend, kosovo is so big that albride even owned the largest mobile operator in the regional wisley clark, who commanded nato forces during the bombing. will invest in the development of kosovo coal deposits will earn on the collapse of a large country and others immediately bill clinton by invading saved yugoslavia from impeachment profitably, eval

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a said, it is absurd for western countries to try to blame moscow for the polish miss albright this as those nations themselves bear their own responsibility for the conflicts. if the united states senate satellites had not been turned in ukraine in so and to rush for decades, the russian federation would not have launched a special note through operation. and while the west has remained reluctant to admit responsibility, former ukrainian president, petro put a shanker, openly confirmed in a prank cool. something moscow's been saying for the past a year is that the misc accords were hoax, orchestrated to buy ukraine time weapons and native trading. when yeah, no really, i needed the minsk agreements to gain at least 4 and a half years to build the ukranian forces to build the ukrainian economy, to train ukrainian forces alongside nato, to create the best armed forces in eastern europe, according to nato standards. now he is the one who signed it originally back in september of 2014. and now we know once again that he never planned on implementing the men's agreements. and this is somet

that was an intentional strategy to make this runoff process more difficult. >> cliff albright, thank for being with us. next, congress woman susan wild is here. we'll discuss the role abortion rights played in the midterms. stay with us. ay with us breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. ♪♪ after a disaster, you don't just want something new, you want what's yours. that's why tide loads of hope is expanding to provide clean clothes to more people in crisis. with every purchase of tide hygienic clean you can help too. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, the

the recent american secretary of state, madame albright refers to the united states as the indispensable -- to today even more true in 1946. the first thing, only the united states could do was to begin repairing the shattered nations. this began the next year that the announcement of the marshall plan.. the two world wars where perhaps we should say, the 20th century's 30 years war had raised the question about the future of nations themselves. 11 months before churchill spoke here, the united nations looks like was born in san francisco. let's talk about the possibility of what the word being moving beyond the nation states. there had been similar talk after the first world war. when he league of nations had begun its short, unhappy life. churchill however had romantic attachment with the majesty of ancient nations, of not trust -- but, the van from western missouri who brought churchill the westminster college 75 years ago i had earlier in his life been fascinated by the possibility of the world made peaceful by reduced rule four nations. in 1910 of a world made peaceful by in 1910 on

tom is an eisenhower, and a albright scholar and she has that year, restricting bonds between vietnam the us typically we drove to the outskirts of hanoi. cranes, tall buildings, people moving from the country to the city. mark jacobs, product, this is a young country and rp oh, very much a young nation. they like to eat kentucky fried chicken. they like to spend a lot of tim on the internet. the history of our country is a history of war. we had 1,000 years under the chinese. and then we had 80 years under the french. and then the japanese came in t be and when the americans left finally in 1975 we get involved with voting so we have only had peace since 1989 could be just matter of a few decades the entire population will be those without any more screens. and that's a great thing. >> and what are we eating today? mark where we are going to have a normal. >> and that means? >>> rice role very thin. like a crab? >>> yes, and it's a ground miss pork and put tea and mushroom. independent and there you have it. >> oh, that's very good, everything we do internationall someone turned back

correspondent for reuters and covered the collapse of the soviet union in a recent biography of madeleine albright the 2008 presidential campaign he returned to the on line fact checker column so we have michael to thank for that. "king richard" nixon and watergate - an american tragedy' is michael's most recent work in counting the days following the landslide re-election victory of nixon and how the investigation of watergate blew it all up. reading "king richard" brought me back to college days when all this was happening when we crowded into the tv lounges because that's how we watch tv. it was a shared experience. we watched the select committee hearings instead of going to class. it was educational and rivetings and for many was traumatic. like the title suggests the story is a shakespearean tragedy. no heroes and no stories bigamist character in the center of it all to watergate for me like a me like a car crash he can't turn away from. with this post book michael helps us relive it again but bu. so i'm looking forward to hearing what michael has to say about his book in the process of writ

early 30s in horse albright, the superintendent is running with his group. this is early day transportation in the park. there is a display on yellowstone, 150 years right down the hall. and take time to go down and see if it. this wagon is one of the original wagons and was displayed there. here is eight horses teamed up pulling various wagons in front of old faithful. this is frosted and richard with one of the carriages that they used to take people to yellowstone for a teen days self-contained of 250 guests at a time. they blow every, wagon every horse, and every man that could drive a wagon to help them do these trips. pretty amazing this is a camp right above the chin bridge on the upper falls of yellowstone. and they would camp hd block the north rim and the south rim and spend three nights there this is the photograph that really rang a bell with me. people each of their own schools but they had breakfast and dinner and a lunch to carry every day. and those cooks must have been pretty busy once in a while, and granted caught this from my uncle, ned t

of the soviet union written about the history of the cold war and a recent biography of madeline albright. during the 2008 presidential campaign. he returned to the post to launch its online fact checker column. so we have michael to thank for that. king richard nixon and watergate in american tragedy is michael's most recent work. we're counting the days following the landslide re-election of victory of nixon and how the investigation of watergate blew it all up. reading king richard for me brought me back to college days when all of this was happening when we crowded into tv lounges because that's how we watch tv. it was a shared experience. we watched the select committee hearings instead of going to class. it was it was educational it was riveting and for many people it was traumatic like the title suggests. the story is the shakespearean tragedy. no heroes and one notorious figure in the character in the center of it all watergate for me. it's like the car crash that you can't turn away from. and with this book michael shows it to us all he helps us relive it again, but this time in

end of her election four years ago has been working for this moment, and you have folks like cliff albright, and he was a friend from college and involved in black voters matter, and he was laying the groundwork, you know, bring a number of voters out across the ethnicity and generation to be in this moment. i think all of that infrastructure ultimately will come through and benefit -- and benefit democrats. what is concerning, if there was a bit of concern that i have, it's that, you know, back in 2008, we were really involved in a momentous election cycle with obama on the ballot, and even in the primary with hillary clinton. one of the incredible themes of that time were how young voters were taking their parents and grandparents to go and vote they were so engaged, and grant it that was a presidential election, but when you think about affirmative action is being discussed and debated right now in the supreme court, which has profound changes for young people in higher education, particularly african american and latinos, you would want more of that energy driving voter turnout, because

for peace and security in the middle east at the hudson institute and joining me today is david albright. he's the president of the institute for science and international security. he is in my view the number one expert on non-proliferation on nuclear non-proliferation in the united states. i guess probably in the in the world. he's here today to talk to us primarily about iran and its nuclear program. i think also we'll talk a little bit about about drones in ukraine. david welcome. oh thank you let me start with a question about the the jcpoa. the the nuclear deal the administration is saying the administration is now continuing to pursue the deal while not pursuing it and it says it will continue to pursue it as long as it meets the non-proliferation needs of the united states. now i have never thought it met the non-proliferation needs of the united states. i'd like to get your sense of does this policy make any sense anymore? do you see anything in the jcpoa worth salvaging? >> well the the problem with the jcpoa is time is going by and there's sunsets where nuclear limitations sta

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or would be ashamed of the actions that clinton and albright allowed themselves against the serbs.n cities, forcing the serbs to remember the nazi occupation only because they refused to ensure freedom of movement on their territory in a separatist way. the inhabitants were hit with rockets with cluster bombs, in addition , the alliance dropped 15 tons of combined uranium on yugoslavia, essentially a radioactive weapon, according to serbian scientists of this volume. enough to create 170 atomic bombs. after 23 years, the rates of childhood oncology in serbia are twice the european average, and the country’s post - mortality from cancer is in first place in europe. war, which was created by the american media across the ocean, because in them fair america carefully fought with yugoslav dictator and of course, allegedly was absolutely right in bewilderment. the journalist will often repeat this phrase i do not understand how the world can allow the senate not to feel guilty. of course, no one admits guilt for this. as it will be later with iraq, libya and other countries , a crime wi

with albright bob wright, who's the head of the whole company comes down from new york city to watch the pilot. so, it's dawn. big cheese bob wright and like warren bilfield like nervousness they play the first episode. just dead silence. good. like and donald was like and then bob wright gets up. serious that is the finest piece of television. see like my point is like that's what you get when you go three to 10. right right and that put that it's just reminded me about how fantastic right. so if you know the whole industry now is what 15 18 years old, whatever it is. do you think are we in this if we you know, are we second inning fourth inning? is it silent movie black and white movie technicolor? where does this go and our audiobooks? part of that trajectory. is that a whole separate thing? and where do you think the podcasting industry sort of formats go creatively and and how does audiobooks that into that whole thing? i mean, those are really interesting questions. we think about all the time in terms of the development of the medium. i remember you we got michael to kind of a

and medlin -- madeleine albright coined the phrase, the indus by the -- the indispensable nation. i think that is inadequate because you are indispensable to somebody else but what about to your own people? where does that fit in? i spent a lot of time struggling with the notion of america and its role in the world and how it relates ultimately to the welfare of the people here at home but trying to do it in a way that does not fall into the trap of zero-sum logic or i solution is him -- or isolationism. that is something we all have to struggle with as we think about the future of american foreign policy in a highly contested age. george: later i want to get to a middle-class foreign policy which you have researched and written about but that mine -- what is -- but that line, what is that for? seems specific to the post-cold war era which you have said or the administration has said in the strategy that came out last month that that period is over. you seem to be asking in the essay, what is it for now? now that we had the cold war and then the post-cold war and now what? and in

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watching action of the elevate stadium. prior to this world health i had played 3 matches of the albright stadium and one all 3. they had into the 2nd off with a mountain to climb that sooner down in the opening, much of this world cup the 1st in the middle east, but see how they do in a few minutes thought ah, anticipation is rising. i saw with cattle anyways. hello. that is a welcome change on the cards, the china as we start in east asia and walk them wet weather moving in across more sensual areas where we have seen drought. that's going to push its way towards the east coast, knocking the temperature down in shanghai. by the time we get to choose day remains largely dry up in the north, beijing things and poor air quality though down in the south. however, that's where we found the wet weather edging into hong kong, a little bit dryer for ty, once and showers here and there was either wet weather as well push across the korean peninsula and into japan. it's while the cloudy, however, in tokyo, the temperature 19 degrees on choose day, now was moved to south east asia. the flood threa