amb. burns, ret.: in one minute or less? i will much i to answer all your questions, i think some are better for jim as a military leader to answer. let me say a couple of things. first, it was striking to be in europe last week. damon and i went to brussels to present this report and went to berlin to do the same thing. the europeans, some of them are quite reluctant to be too truculent with president putin. the bumper sticker that will emerge at the warsaw summit on russia is deterrence and dialogue. many of the europeans were advising us that you americans need to believe in those equally. my response is i don't think so. i don't worry about dialogue with the russian federation. kerry,ry of state john who i deeply admire is on the phone constantly. there is no absence of discussion between the u.s. and russia. there is an absence of productive work on behalf of the russian federation. one thing i learned as a diplomat is you often succeed in diplomacy when your position is strong strate

amb. two things. one, what seems to have gone on over the past couple of days hardly qualifies as kid gloves, the way sterling has gone down, the way stocks have gone down, the way not just the conservative party is now struggling, but look what happened in the labour party. it seems to me, people trying to make a judgment about what they would like to do have to take lessons over the the last couple days. second, i don't think the terms of the negotiation will drive others to make the decision. what will drive others to make the decision is whether leadership in europe, and in the united states as well, but focus on europe, whether leadership in europe is able to start to speak to people's anxieties, start to speak to people's fears, and start to say to people, there's a future here that is better than what you have today. to.'s what voters talk people at bloomberg will know better than me, but to focus in again on global growth. it seems to me, anyway, if the world had been growing at 3%

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we encourage all of you to submit your thoughts and questions using amb.rn, and also #turenato strongerwithallies. about the year ago, we set out to look at what was happening on both sides of the atlantic. concerned about america's role in the world and our ability and will to continue to play a leadership role. but at the same time, what was happening in europe as forces of fragmentation were undermining solidarity among our allies in europe. brexit has delivered that message in sharp terms. what brings these issues together is we come together through our alliance. in the context of this uncertainty of where the european project is headed, we do believe the u.s. role in europe is going to become even more important to help ensure a sense of pretty stability. i'm going to leave the report to vassar burns and general jones to lay out their conclusions and findings. but i wanted to put it in context of four reasons why the atlantic council moved forward on this report at this time. before the latest debate, there was concern about the marginalization of na

[applause] amb. froman: thanks very much, dan. like -- onetle bit of these is not like the other -- coming from the ministration here. a number of things that we do not fully agree on, but here is an area where we may well agree on, the importance of moving this forward. so i welcome this opportunity and thanks dan for the invitation and opportunity to meet with you. i am delighted to see one of my predecessors here in the front row here. one of the great things about this job is how bipartisan it is. i have gotten great advice and support from all of my predecessors and i'm very grateful for the massacre for being here. i want to thank the trade team at cato. dan, simon, bill, for bringing their deep expertise on these issues. to the debate we welcome this report that is being issued, today, look for to reading it, and independent analysis that cato does on this issue. tpp will be the largest trade policy advance in more than 20 years on a wide range of important policy goals with the results very well mashed with principles, com

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today our witness is amb.william brownfield, the assistant secretary for the bureau of international narcotics and law enforcement affairs. we had a long meeting last week to go through many aspects of this problem and i thank him for being here today and sharing his knowledge and how better to attack this. if you could keep your comments about five minutes, that would be great. we look forward to questions. without objection your written testimony will be entered to the record. : cocaine to heroin. we have made great progress on cocaine. u.s. consumption is down more than 50% but heroin abuse is exploding. our international challenge is to work for a solution with the government of mÉxico, the source of most heroin in the united states. i can report that we are working well together meshing our domestic heroin abuse reduction plan with mÉxico's new national heroin plan. but we must not ignore cocaine. in two years cocaine production in colombia has doubled and the u.s. is the traditional market for colombian

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