these two serve as cochairs of the atlantic council. in essenceth my bosses and board directors of the council but they are extraordinary women who bring some common attributes to this. extraordinary energy and passion about the issues and america's role in the world they understand the connection between our health at home and leadership abroad. they bring a problem-solving east coast throughout their career and some fun to these topics as well and a real sense of optimism at a time of challenging issues out there. ambassador colleen bell is joining us from california because she is serving as the executive director of the california film commission. i got to know her well when she was u.s. ambassador to hungary and handled remarkably well complicated assignments for the u.s. adequate time. in a difficult time. also servesaula debris o as the vice chair of the atlantic council strategy and security where we focus on the big issues. council aftere having served as the longest ever under secretary of state for global affairs where she has

part of the atlantic council frontpage series. leaders, wef global have had heads of state from columbia, afghanistan, and london. we have had the .ecretary-general of nato we are delighted to have former secretary of state, hillary clinton. we will feature the most prominent voices shaping the international dialogue to explore u.s. leadership and interests in the world alongside our friends and allies. secretary clinton knows that this is a [indiscernible] and at the atlantic council we don't believe so much in that, we have a huge audience and you can all connect and comment on this event by using the council frontpage. with that, i want to turn to secretary clinton. thank you so much for being with us to what -- being with us for this important series. sec. clinton: thank you very much, fred. fred: it's wonderful to see you, even though it's against the screen and you are so -- somewhat distant from us here. this is an unusual year, the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic downturn since the great depression. the mos

and that of course is always the focus of the atlantic council. secretary clinton knows that this is a time of geographic distance, but at the atlantic council, we don't believe so much in social distancing. we have a huge audience, and you can all comment about this event by using atlantic council frontpage #acfrontpage. so with that, i want to turn to secretary clinton. secretary clinton, thank you so much for being with us for this important series. sec. clinton: thank you very much, fred. mr. kempe: it's wonderful to see you, even though it's against a screen and you are somewhat distant from us here. this is a historic moment and an unusual war. it is the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economic downturn since the great depression, the most significant racial upheaval in 50 years, and some are saying this may be the most important presidential election of our lifetimes. i wonder if you could speak first to that. you know a lot about history. you have been a presidential candidate yourself. what are the stakes this year? sec. clinton: w

and the you, diego atlantic council.is nice to see the other folks, assistant secretary natali oversaw my research and i have worked with admiral faller and others. i appreciate the opportunity. the point of what we are trying to outline in this paper and other work that we have done as part of the deputy assistant isretary's efforts recognizing that it is a consortium of states that now recognizes international crime as a source of state power. that beginning with chavez and the castro brothers in cuba to intentionally knit together criminal enterprises to displace the united states as much as possible from the region and bring in actors like russia and iran and turkey as much as possible into the region. you have to understand it is an intentional set up the very beginning. venezuela under chavez was designed to launder money. that was the purpose of the influx of billions of dollars. ofndering tens of billions dollars. we see el salvador laundering billions of dollars. see morale usu carrying out certain activities in

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and always a pleasure, again, to welcome you to the atlantic council. doug is the president of national security consulting firm idi consultants and a senior visiting fellow, and add to his title atlantic council authors since he authored the policy brief we're releasing today. maduro's illicit activity a threat to democracy in venezuela and security to lat tip -- latin america. and diego was forced to leave venezuela among other things, he was director of social in the municipality. over to you diego. >> thank you, jason and thank you for your insightful comments on the critical work in the region. i want to kick off this discussion with this distinguished panel. thank you for participating in this discussion, i would like to start with you. last february right before the escalation of covid-19 case is in the u.s. to travel to miami, to discuss the issues with civil military coordinations with senior south com leaders and later, to colombia to support the peace process. what is this for us is to promote democratic stability in the region and taking pla

the atlantic council hosted this event. mr. o'brien: thank you for having me, and thank you to the atlantic council for hosting again. always great to be back with such a distinct group of policymakers and academics and public intellectuals. it is nice to be here with you, and especially with you, a former colleague. look, what we have seen with china over many years now, something i have been writing about for well over a decade, is an increasing assertiveness and aggressiveness in the world. some of it is very malign. you talk about the south china sea. china has made the decision with a nine-dash lie to annex a vast swath of the western pacific ocean and claim as chinese territorial waters, almost like it was talking like lake tahoe being there, internal waterways or something. it is ridiculous. it has been rejected by all major countries, seafaring countries. and now china is engaged in military exercises in these waters that they consider domestic, which no stretch of the imagination or domestic. the united states reserves

global leadership with the atlantic council. this is about 45 minutes. >> we are live from samsung studios in washington, d.c. thank you for getting up early in his joining us on the west coast of california. today we are going to focus on the priorities in the biden administration. last night joe biden accepted the nomination for the democratic party's nomination for presidency of the united states. i can think of no better guess -- guest than jake sullivan to join us today, the day after the convention concludes to talk about major priorities of the next four years of a potential biden administration. jake, let me welcome you to our screen. we are delighted to have you with us this morning. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the rest of our guests are familiar with jake sullivan but he served in the obama administration the national security adviser to then vice president joe biden are the also served as deputy chief of staff and director of policy planning for secretary of state hillary clinton and brings h

artie's at the university of tehran from london khalid aggress nonresident fellow with the atlantic council's middle east programs and from not played in new jersey steve rogers a usa curacy and defense analyst as well as a member of the donald j. trump for president advisory board a welcome to you all let's begin in teheran. the iranians are saying that this is a success of victory for them why are they saying that because you are still in that role approach was you know it stopped at some point you and you know the united states has been using then you and the main embodiment of multilateralism to further their unilateral unilateral edge and against iran thereby later not the deal which is a violation an extension a violation of. international law was not a peace to you and the security council by other members including u.s. allies that's what you want is seeing it as a victory of fear and of the remaining parties to the nuclear deal who didn't have peace trump and his team steve nutley new jersey steve rogers or rather in nutley new jersey. this is a defeat for you guys isn't it. certainl

i'm barbara slayton with the atlantic council. the nature is about of iran's relationship with the taliban. are there specific groups they have been assisting? how do you regard that assistance and the impact of the maximum pressure campaign on iran, how is that affected afghanistan's economic prosperity and potential? pres. ghani: rate to see you virtually and my regards to the atlantic council. when the regime for removal of sanctions was negotiated, it became an important issue for us, particularly in terms of a connection to india because our strategy is based on diversification and connecting. we want to be a connector for every one of our neighbors. transactions, legal, financial transactions become important. that,e had to adjust to but i would like to thank this administration for giving that exception. one of the few countries that -- in the time of corona when the market was unsettled, india made of 75,000 pounds of wheat. when iran can have a legal economic relationship, the inction usually results driving economic rela

foreign-policy posted by the atlantic council. and then later, president trump apples to minnesota to give remarks on the economy. that's at 3 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> former first lady michelle obama and bernie sanders addressed democratic national convention tonight's thread live eastern, livep.m. streaming and on demand at nc, or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's public television companies. joining us, -- joining us, our first guest of the morning. -- is joining us from joining us is holly otterbein, with politico, a campaign reporter, joining us from philadelphia. good morning. guest: good morning. host: what would be the overall goal for the dnc? at the end of it, what do they hope to accomplish? guest: of course, joe biden right now is ahead in the polls. his main goal is to do no harm and present a message to the american people which the democrats have not really been able to do that well

dr ariel cohen from the atlantic council in washington really appreciate your time thank you.on to other news in libya as u.n. recognized government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east the one aligned with warlord khalifa haftar has also called for a halt to the fighting but the tripoli government says it will respond still to any violence from half his forces. who can enter will have to will respect this is where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements he threw spec's this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want to be in bloodshed we call for peace however if you violates the peace agreement we're ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave west in libya. libya of course a divided country this is how it looks these days on the map with the tripoli based government that we talk about that controls the area and great to the left you've got the warlord khalifa haftar who is allied with the east in parliament in to brooke controlling the are

at this event hosted by the atlantic council, she was also asked about the global response to covid-19, the 2020 elections, and the top priorities of the next administration. this is 45 minutes. delighted we are today to have hillary rodham clinton, former secretary of state of the united states, for all of our global be was. secretary clinton has been response over many breakthroughs. she was the first woman to be the presidential candidate of a major u.s. political party. she is one of only three women who have served as secretary of state.

at a freshman's a senior fellow at the atlantic council he's joining us live by skype from washington d.c. and we appreciate your time so thank you very much indeed it seems as though it's not so much the allegations of fraud that are significant in this but the public response to the result we have so far from this election how do you think that alexandre look has shanghai is going to handle these protests but what we see right now rob is not encouraging so you know what we have to go by are really videos that are posted on social media but it seems like there are quite large protests happening all across bellary so it's quite substantial protests in minsk in particular and a frightening response coming from the belarusian authorities we have reports of tear gas and stun grenades and i think we all have to keep a close eye on this because belarusian people want is just to have a say in electing their own leaders and deciding the fate of their own country and this is a very very tenuous situation and we really need to keep a close eye on it and make sure that there's no violence again

hillary clinton discusses america's role in the world in a pre-recorded conversation hosted by the atlantic council. coverage begins at noon eastern on c-span come online at c-span.org, or you can listen for free on the c-span radio app. >> president trump announced the united arab emirates and israel agreed to open diplomatic ties in a deal halting the planned is plant an accession of -- is really annexation of palestinian land. this is very important, a big event, and i want to congratulate all of the people behind me because they have done an incredible job. this is something that has not been done in more than 25 years. i hostedw moments ago, a special call with friends, benjamin netanyahu of israel, and the crown prince of the united arab emirates, where they a historicinalize peace agreement. everybody said this would be impossible. everybody said this would be impossible. everybody knows that mohammed is one of the great leaders of the middle east. the united arab emirates move fully normalize their diplomatic relations. ambassadors and begin cooperation across the board and on a broad range

this morning, national security advisor robert o'brien will be speaking at an atlantic council of event on u.s. global leadership and pressing security challenges. watch live coverage this morning at 10:00 or listen with the free c-span radio app. , live coverage of that get your knee off our neck march at the lincoln memorial to protest police brutality. the march commemorates the 57th anniversary of the march on washington with remarks from family members of several men and women killed by law enforcement including george floyd, eric garner, and breonna taylor. listen live with the free c-span radio app. today, the house administration committee holds a virtual hearing on safely boating during the coronavirus pandemic. live coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. fromat acceptance speech president trump concluded this year's republican national convention. before the president spoke, voters and supporters also heard remarks from rudy giuliani, if ivanka trump and mitch mcconnell. of the rnc, right now. >> america is great, because it is good. if america ceases to be good,

the atlantic council held this virtual discussion. >> this is a fantastic panel that brings adaptivetise to these topics. we have charlie cook who is editor and publisher of the coke political report. ms. leigh, with lake research partners, eight president and senior scholar at the american enterprise institute, and christine, partner and cofounder of echelon insight. all. you lucky to have you for this discussion. i want to dive right in. i am really excited to talk to about this. something i am interested in. question for each of you that generally gets at the role of foreign policy in the 2020 election. how much do americans care about foreign policy, and how is that different from past elections that we have had recently, and start in this order if that works for you. >> thank you. so i think how much americans care about foreign policy is one way to look at it, and i think , foreign policy is actually standing out for leadership style, and i think in the end, leadership and character will make a big difference in this election, and foreign policy will play a

state hillary clinton discusses america's role in the world in a pre-recorded by theation posted atlantic council. coverage begins at noon on and, c-span.org, or you can listen on the free c-span radio app. president trump says he will agree to additional funding for the postal service if democrats except his proposals for additional coronavirus relief. he also answered questions about an fbi review of the russia investigation and a peace deal between the middle east and the united arab emirates. >> >> pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. we have some very interesting news. kevin kleinsmith, a corrupt fbi attorney who falsified fisa warrants in james comey's corrupt fbi is expected to plead guilty. you probably heard that. it just came out. that is just the beginning i would imagine because what happened should never happen again. he is pleading guilty. it's a terrible thing. the fact is, they spied on my campaign and they got caught. you will be hearing more. today, the office of trade and manufacturing policy released a new report on how my administration has harnessed the full power of

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thank you very much that let's speak a front via chokmah he's a nonresident offended at the atlantic council and also a political commentator on belarus he joins us now from kiev frank i do want to start by asking you consent to has also said he's potentially deploying tanks and planes towards the border is this posturing or is he potentially actually spoiling for a conflict. almost there i think his last name i think you wants people to think especially western leaders to think that if you will step down the russia will come he's playing in all this story that he's the only one and the last protector or brother is the. that the independents and there are so we're in the 2 he's always promoting this ukrainian scenario but i don't think russia is going to interfere or russia is not ready and she was not prepared russia was prepared enough for for any military operations and others will to crawls into days with russian president troops then and person has voiced his supports fair for you now this talk of this potential assistance with this military pact the kremlin does seem like they have it

imad body is a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council where his research focuses on libya he joins us on skype from toronto why do you think that we're seeing this ceasefire and now it's been now. well the joint ceasefire announcement comes at the time or libya's really socio economic landscape is at its worst with the country being gripped by covert 19 gay sir going undetected there's abas more services protests of even occurred in the past couple of days in different libyan vocals more importantly also on both of both the coalescence both the government national court aligned coalition military of the and politically speaking as well as the libyan armed forces in eastern libya and affiliated that ministration have been divided both on the military and the political side so after the end of half there is offensive line coalition military at least seeking is bereft of unity it's lost the reasons why it's lost it's reason for be united against hope for the common threat that's kind of disappeared and the front line us crystallized their own city on the other hand on the sid

foreign policy, hosted by the atlantic council. and the president travels to mankato, minnesota to get remarks on the economy, live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> and house speaker land people seek releasing -- nancy pelosi releasing this statement. due to what she's calling the devastating effects on the president's campaign to sabotage the election, i am calling upon the house to return to session later this week to vote on oversight and reform committee chairwoman karen's delivering for america act, which prohibits the postal service from if limiting any changes to operations or level of service it had in place on january 1, 2020." she says an an announcement of the week schedule will be announced soon. during president trump's news conference saturday on the federal response to the pandemic, he was asked about efforts to defund the post office as voters consider mail-in ballots due to the pandemic. he also gave an update on cases of covid-19 across the u.s. >> leads and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald

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first when as a senior fellow at the atlantic council support is slipping some police may even refuse to crackdown on protesters. it's very difficult to get really a finger on the pulse of what the population bellerose thinks because you know public opinion polling has been banned in the country for some time however some of the most credible reports suggest that looks like a support in the country may be well below 10 percent so i think there is a real shock that some some security officials they will not be willing to fire on protesters if that's something that luke shank that orders them to do and we all have to really hope and pray that he doesn't but even some potentially even go over to the side of the protesters you know i think what's really important though rob is what what is the response out of the e.u. and russia going to be because you know there are obviously frightening echoes that we see of the 2014 protests in them i don that led to russian intervention so i think you know there are a lot of different different factors at play here and it's a real tenuous live situati

my best of regards to the atlantic council. when the regime for the removal of sanctions was negotiated, it became important to should for us. our strategy is based on diversification and connecting. we want to be a connector for everyone of our neighbors. after financial transactions, it becomes important. i would also like to think the administration for giving us the exception. continueenable us to -- the illustration was a time of corona. when the market was extremely unsettled. india made a great gesture of committing seven 5000 tons of weight. they can have a very powerful economic relation. it usually results in economic relations underground. thetantially increasing economy. it is an issue that haunts society. we have a very detailed list of issues. that is a political constant and hoping to see a solution. it is a complex society with multiple regional agendas and relationships. of course, 1/5 of relationships and a review -- relation with the united states is something that is a factor in other relationships. >> next

the coming months now we've seen statements that include iraq's foreign minister who told the atlantic council of the project is on the verge of being defined and designed and put out to tender years as spokesperson for saudi arabia's energy minister also confirmed that the agreement is advancing towards completion so we could very well be seeing a large shift in power over the next year we're also seeing the united states make direct with with the rock what can you tell us about those well we saw a meeting between iraq's prime minister and president trump just last week and they confirm that iraq has signed on to $8000000000.00 in energy deals with the u.s. companies now when we take a look at the companies specifically that are involved in those deals they include general electric honeywell international stellar energy chevron corp and baker hughes and in a statement washington's energy secretary referred to the deals as a key to a rock energy future so it's interesting to see how not only is this alliance here but the u.s. is also directly benefiting it really is but why why is the timing n

latest thank you step well ali i spoke to find out via troika he's a nonresident fellow at the atlantic council and also a political commentator on batteries he says the president now finds himself in an extremely difficult position. who question trees like curry like carette in the car and there you know he he all the old possible solutions are back to him well 120 begin they go she ations with this new group formed by the most care about our condition but them to lose control over the situation and he will lose even his own supporters even control over his own them if he continues to violence he's losing even more legitimacy and more likely someone from the military from the army will decide to take over so now everything and everything can happen nobody knows what will follow it can be the popular revolution which will capture the government building some location called their arrested or it can be their their their takeover by his old people who will take control over the power and will pass this power to the new elected president we don't know nobody knows because the witness changes so qu

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at the political situation in venezuela from the atlantic council. at 11:00 a.m., the senate returns for general speeches with no votes scheduled. later, democratic attorneys areral from some states discussing racial inequities at a conference hosted by the progressive group net roots nation. ♪ >> the contenders. about the men who ran for the presidency had lost, but changed political history. all week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tonight, founder of several labor unions and five-time socialist party presidential candidate. the last time from prison. >> at the white house, president trump spoke to parents and teachers about reopening schools and providing in person teaching during the coronavirus pandemic. this event also included remarks from vice president pence, kellyanne conway, and education secretary betsy devos. >> thank you very much. we're here to talk about opening our schools. we have some of our great teachers and parents in a very representative group, and we also have some extraordinary experts with us. i like to maybe start off by a

hillary clinton discusses america's role in the world in a pre-recorded conversation hosted by the atlantic council. coverage begins at noon eastern on c-span come online at c-span.org, or you can listen for free on the c-span radio app. >> president trump announced the united arab emirates and israel agreed to open diplomatic ties in a deal halting the planned is plant an accession of -- is really annexation of palestinian land. this is very important, a big event, and i want to congratulate all of the people behind me because they have done an incredible job. this is something that has not been done in more than 25 years. i hostedw moments ago, a special call with friends, benjamin netanyahu of israel, and the n

vonnie: ellen wald of the atlantic council joining us there. coming up, sudden surge.y it means for the global economy. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn alongside greg pennell. j.c. penney, j. crew, neiman marcus applied for bankruptcy. one company is betting on brick and mortar. recently won approval to buy booksellers. we spoke to the chairman and ceo earlier. >> brick-and-mortar is an important part of building a brand, not just locally in the u.s. market but globally. if you do not have brick-and-mortar stores, it is very hard to build a brand and it is hard to build your e-commerce business. e-commerce traditionally does extremely well when you have brick-and-mortar stores. there are very few brands that have been able to build a real brand name on chest clinics. -- on just clicks. if you look at the best brands, they both have brick-and-mortar and e-commerce. >> do you see the physical retail stores as more of like a warehouse, like a good point-of-sale, or do you see it as an experience? >> i think it is both. veryn

hillary clinton discusses america's role in the world in a prerecorded conversation hosted by the atlantic councilcoverage begins at noon eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. next hour, ar the look at the life and career of california senator kamala harris, the democratic vice presidential candidate, and we will also show you some moments -- from theifornia c-span library. she is from california and attended howard university he

at 9:00 a.m., a look at the political situation in venezuela from the atlantic council. at 11:00, the u.s. senate returns for speeches. 2:00, a discussion on racial inequities at a conference hosted by the progressive group net roots nation. netroots nation. >> american history tv, exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on "american artifacts," a library of congress curator on life in the 1930's and 1940's through color photographs. three on "real america," films on the 1986 election. p.m. eastern on "the presidency," exceptions speeches from nominees -- acceptance speeches from nominees. watch this weekend on c-span3. joe biden formally introduced senator kamala harris as his vice presidential running mate earlier today in wilmington, delaware. this was the first campaign event since the vice president announced senator harris as his vp pick. this runs about 35 minutes. ♪

on c-span two at 9:00 a.m., look at the political situation in venezuela from the atlantic council. at 11:00 a.m., the senate returns for general speeches with no votes scheduled. later, democratic attorneys areral from some states discussing racial inequities at a conference hosted by the progressive group net roots nation. ♪ >> the contenders. about the men who ran for the presidency had lost, but changed political history. all week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tonight, founder of several labor unions and five-time socialist party presidential candidate. the last time from prison. >> at the white house, president trump spoke to parents and teachers about reopening schools and providing p

hillary clinton discusses america's role in the world in a prerecorded conversation hosted by the atlantic councilcoverage begins at noon eastern on c-span, online at cspan.org, or on the free c-span radio app. picture from milwaukee, where the democratic national convention will begin later this evening starting at 9:00 eastern. here's a look at what you will see on c-span. ♪ >> former first lady michelle obama and 2020 presidential candidate senator bernie sanders address the democratic national convention tonight. live coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, live, streaming, and online at c-span.org/dnc or listen with the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. tonightof the speakers appearing from other places then milwaukee. including minnesota senator amy

ellen wald, atlantic council global energy center senior fellow.ck look at the equity markets. very range bound. a little bit of movement during the auction process, but not a great deal. finishing in positive territory. oil stocks doing relatively well, banking stocks doing relatively well. the market has been largely becalmed. i expect u.s. china and politics will be a big factor in the conversation. it will be doing that at the top of the hour on dab digital radio. jonathan ferro is new york, i will be joining him in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy johnson with alix steel in new york. close" onhe european bloomberg markets. let's talk more about this technology fight between china and the united states. willng announcing you sanction u.s. officials including senator marco rubio and ted cruz. coming off of some of the measures imposed by the u.s. friday. joining us is roger zakheim, director of the ronald reagan institute and previously formed as general counsel of the u.s. house armed services committee. thank you fo

eastern at thean2, a look political situation in venezuela from the atlantic council. the senate returns for general speeches. no votes are scheduled. generalsc attorneys from california, colorado, minnesota and massachusetts discuss racial inequities at a conference hosted by the progressive group net roots nation. next, a discussion on countering chinese espionage with assistant john demers.ral detect talked about the justice department china initiative, which focuses on the theft of intellectual property and security concerns over the chinese video sharing app to talk. this is an hour. -- tiktok. this is an hour. >> cyber crime, terrorism,

the atlantic council held this virtual discussion. >> this is a fantastic panel topics.ertise on these we have charlie cook, who is editor and publisher of the cook political report. ms. leigh, with lake research partners, eight president and senior scholar at the american enterprise institute, and christine, partner and cofounder of echelon insight. all. you lucky to have you for this discussion. i want to dive right in. i am really excited to talk to about this. something i am interested in. question for each of you that generally gets at the role of foreign policy in the 2020 election. how much do americans care about foreign policy, and how is that different from past elections that we have had recently, and start in this order if that works for you. >> thank you. so i think how much americans care about foreign policy is one way to look at it, and i think , foreign policy is actually standing out for leadership style, and i think in the end, leadership and character will make a big difference in this election, and foreign policy will play a much more important role, particularly a