churchwell, your book is "behold, america."ou start out your acknowledgments by saying that this is not a book you planned to write. prof. churchwell: i actually was writing a book about henry james and then politics efforts happened. i think a lot of people have that reaction to the outcome of the 2016 election. for me, i had a very strong feeling that some of the ways that people were reacting to trump's rhetoric, in particular his use of the phrase america first in his campaign slogan in the way that was picked up, and his unusual use of the american dream, a much more familiar phrase, that's the stories that were coming out in the media and the commentary were inaccurate. they were distorted. it seemed to me that those meanings were very alive in the kinds of ideas that trump and his advisers were putting forward. i thought it was important to bring up the prehistory of these i thought it was important to bring up the prehistory of these phrases. brian: why have you been doing this research? prof. churchwell: i wrote a book

america in different ways. have ofd the image you those rallies. you have an american flag next to a nazi flag. so you are beholding and america you have not seen before. is a statement to look at yourself and behold america. look at this story. brian: our guest has been sarah churchwell. the book is behold, america. the we thank you very much. entangled history of america first and the american dream. prof. churchwell: thank you. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments on this program, visit us at q&a.org. they are also available at his c-span podcast. jenkins talks about the truck era. >> here is a look at what is live on the c-span networks. in a few moments, causing comments unwashe "washington journal." at noon, the u.s. special representative for syrian engagement joins a discussion on u.s. policy toward syria. at 11:00 a.m., executives from mastercard, microsoft, and exxon mobil talk about cyber security threats against small and medium-sized businesses. at

you can look at america in different ways. so you are beholdingd america you have not seen before. but it is also a statement to look at itself. look at this story. brian: our guest has been sarah churchwell. the book is behold, america. we thank you very much. prof. churchwell: thank you. ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments on this program, visit our website. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> it is sunday on q&a. jenkins talks about his reporting and politics during the trump area. that is next sunday on c-span. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, former u.s. small business administrator karen mills talks about the bipartisan policy center recommendations to bolster small businesses. and white house proposal to overhaul the u.s. postal service. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discuss

behold, america. look at this story. sarah guest has been churchwell and the book as we america," the d, entangled history of america first and the american dream. we thank you very much. >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] to or free transcripts or give us your comments about this at q&a.org.t us also available at c-span pod casts. >> next sunday on q&a, genereal his reporting t in politics during the trump era, that's q&a next sunday at p.m. eastern an pacific times on c-span. former f.b.i. director james com any back on capitol hill of y for a second day testimony before the house judiciary and oversight and committees, eform their year long investigation into the 2016 presidential

this is in her book, behold america. sunday night on c-span's q&a. lawrence kansas, where we are learning about history. we take you inside the wilcox collection of political movements, the largest assembly of political literature in the country. the collection is a celebration of free speech. it is one of the largest collections of its kind in the world. both left and right wing collections on the political spectrum. the wilcox collection was acquired by the university of kansas library in 1965. we just celebrated our 50th anniversary. it was established by laird wilcox, who was at the time a slightly older than usual student here at the university. in the leftterested and right wing materials when he was very young. his grandparents, aunts and goals were all politically intense. they would have long discussions at the dinner table. some of them are right wingers or somewhere on the left. unbeknownst to his parents, he set up a po box and began writing to these organizations asking them for materials, and they sent them to him. when he arrived at th

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churchwell looks at the history of the term america first and the american dream in her book, "behold, america." >> coming up next on c-span, a look at the week ahead in washington and the new deadline for funding the federal government. house members talk about the life and legacy of former president george h.w. bush. bloomberg, he previously sent several years in the white house. he joins us this morning as we look in the -- at the week ahead. steven dennis, let's start at the white house. the search for the next chief of staff. the latest on how that search process is going and when we are checking an announcement. guest: we had been expecting want today or maybe on twitter over the weekend. anyone'sappening is guess what is happening at the white house right now. they needed -- they need a chief of staff and anyone in the next three weeks. john kelly was going to be leaving. he said that on twitter. -- the president said that on twitter. the person that would seem to be the heir apparent, mike pence's chief of staff, nick ayers decided on twitter to say that he was going to be taking his f

in her book behold america, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. >>> iowa republican senator joni ernst and democratic senator jeanne shaheen talked about the challenges of running for public office as a woman. and over the next half hour, they give advice for women thinking about becoming political candidates. this is from women's role summit. >> welcome and thank you for joining us. i'm excited to be here. i'm joined by senator jeanne shaheen and joni ernst from iowa. >> now we're going to turn to the senate. next yooer we'll have a record numb of women in the senate. we're going to talk some current events. i want to talk about the presidential campaign and hopefully we'll wrap up and hopefully growing influence in congress, particularly in your chamber. with that i wanted to get started. government funding is settle to expire next friday. the two sides are pretty dug in on the funding they want to see for the border wall and birdier security. we have seen trump, schumer and pelosi come together on an immigration deal before only for it all to fall apart. do you think there's a reali

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churchwell looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream in her book behold america. sunday at the eastern on c-span's q and a. >> earlier today secretary of state mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis met with the canadian foreign minister in the national defense minister here in washington. they discussed the trade agreement between the us, canada and mexico and the ongoing conflict between russia and ukraine. it is half an hour . >> thank you all for being here with us today. 30 mattis and i are pleased to welcome our canadian counterpart and minister eiji john washington, welcome. it's a great day. and indeed, it was my honor this state department 2+2, strategic dialogue. and it's a great opportunity for us to have gathered serious work done but it's also a discussion among friends. we've gotten to know each other quite well, we've achieved a lot together. ourmeeting today comes after the historic signing of the us united states expo canada agreement it was a tremendous victory for all countries . i want to thank mister freeman for her efforts to make it

in her book "behold america." sunday night at 8:00 eastern on -span's "q&a." >> c spap, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite rovider. >> the u.s. house is gaveling in next, they'll take up the farm bill, which sets farm subsidies, crop insurance, nutrition assistance, and rural development programs for the next five years. first up, the rule for that farm bill. bloomberg writes that rule contains an unrelated provision that would block lawmakers from forcing the chamber to vote on certain yemen legislation until a new congress takes over in january. debate and vote on that rule coming up shortly in the u.s. house. live coverage now here on c-span.

churchwell looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream in her book "behold, america." sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> coming up on c-span, an update on federal spending bill negotiations, and then white house national security advisor john bolton unveils the trump administration's new africa strategy. house minority leader nancy pelosi gives her take on federal funding and the possibility of a government shutdown, and a hearing on mandatory spending practices at federal agencies. the house adjourned today with no legislative business expected until wednesday. federal spending is on the agenda when members return. current government funding expires december 21. majority leader kevin mccarthy and majority whip steny hoyer held their weekly colloquy about the schedule, focusing mostly on federal spending. with democrats taking control of congress in january, this is likely their

professor looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream in her book behold america in her farewell speech north dakota senator heidi heitkamp discussed her time in the senate into some of the causes she's advocated. senator heitkamp lost her bid in november. this is half an hour in 2000 i was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer and after my treatment my oncologist told me you have had a chance of livine than ten years. think about that. so i knew right away i had a chance to use the time god gave me for good and noble purposes to try to do the things i always thought needed to be done in this country and it's an important lesson for all of you. the greatest gift you have is not your bank account. the greatest gift you have is the amount of time you have left on this earth and what you do with it. and i chose to come to the senate. i think when we have a world of options and make this choice that is so important that we come here with purpose not just to be named a senator or for office but for purpose. so the truth is i'm not supposed to be here. i'm from north

churchwell looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream in her book behold america. tonight at -- on c-span's q&a. host: our guest on newsmakers this week is the administrator of fema, brought long. broas had -- of fema, ck long. he has had quite a year. two category five hurricanes and one of the biggest wildfires in history. lots of call for folks to go into action let me introduce you to reporters who will be asking questions. mr. nexen, you are up first. would like ton i start with is, i think there are common misperceptions about fema's role in emergency management and dealing with natural disasters. what is fema's role in the state and local first responders role? >> fema's mission is incredibly complex. it is a lot more than just the response, which is often covered on tv when big events occur. we had a huge obligation to provide billion's of dollars ,orth of predisaster grant mitigation funding. as we are in a position to be providing billions of dollars to help america overcome the last hurricane seasons and wildfire seasons. the best way to describe what w

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in her book, behold america. sunday night at eight eastern on alex azar question and answer. >>> republican representatives mark sandberg and dana, i'll discuss losing their reelection bids, that reflect on the time in congress. >> experiences now are not a popular thing in government, i like to make the joke, imagine if they were in operating room, if they got really good news for you, this surgeon has never done this before. you go, that is a lot, back it up, but in government now, that is exactly what people want, they want people running for office, that has never been around. government, because they have become so cynical, that anyone who has chosen this for a career, is not looking after them. what i would say is, and this was a part of the blessing of having a second chance of politics after it blew up in 2009, is that i have seen and i have experienced firsthand, peoples which is a reflection of god's grace, and, that is an incredibly humbling journey to walk, particularly in a public venue, when i calle

ncicap.org] >> next sunday, university of london professor sarah churchwell discusses her book, behold americaich examines the terms america first and the american dream. next sunday on c-span. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal news andy day with policy issues that impact you. weing up monday morning, will discuss the week ahead in washington with bloomberg senate reporter stephen dennis. reporter stephen dennis. congressional relations director talks about a potential government shutdown. and reuters correspondent discusses federal support for the auto industry. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. >> tomorrow, the national press foundation host a discussion with congressional and white house correspondents as they preview the 116th congress and the third year of the trump administration. ,atch live coverage on c-span2 all mine at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. the next, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons, then senator cory booker speaks at an event for new hampshire democrats. of11:00

literatureof london professor sarah churchwell discusses her book, behold america, which examines thems america first and the american dream. that's next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific times on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal, live, every day, with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, we were discussed the week ahead in washington with bloomberg city reporter stephen dennis. in wilson center congressional relations director erin jones talks about a potential government shutdown, and reuters correspondent david shepherdson discusses federal support for the auto industry. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. ? , the national press foundation hosts a discussion with congressional and white house correspondents as they preview the 116 congress and the third year of the trump administration. watch live coverage monday morning at nine upon eastern on c-span2, online at www.c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. place inss takes january, it will be the youngest and most diverse in hist

. >> university of london literature professor sara churchwell with her book "behold america." >>> u.s. house members now talking about work in congress to protect christian rights. the group called indefen defens christians hosted the annual dinner. a member of the lebanese parliament on christians in lebanon. [ speaking in a foreign language ] thank you very much for being here. my name is tonia khouri. i proudly serve on the board of idc, and when i look at idc, i don't just see it as a human rights advocacy organization, which we are, but i see so much more. i see a mission, because we are on a mission to protect and defend christianity in the middle east. that is our mission. and religious freedom is the cornerstone of our democracy here in the united states. but more importantly, it's a god-given right that should be protected and defended throughout the world, especially in the middle east. and many martyrs have gone before us and have given their lives for this cause. it is now up to us to continue this mission in their memory. the apostle james tells us, faith without works is

thearah churchwell looks at terms "america first" and "of the american dream in her book "behold americawashington journal continues." host: two members of what is known as the problem solvers congress -- caucus. we are joined by tom reed, cochair of the congress and representative josh gottheimer. thank you for joining us today. how would you boil it down as far as what is the purpose of the caucus? guest 1: the problem solvers caucus is a group of democrats and republicans. there have been 24 democrats and 24 republicans. we come together every week and sit down at tables like these and talk about how we can get things done and where are the ?reas we can find common ground the idea is to make sure we can move things forward and it's all about getting a yes versus talking about where we don't agree. it has really been a great two years of working together. host: give an example of things you discussed with this group read guest 2: thank you for having us on. vote as as a group to block on the legislation or policy or issue we can get to 75% ofnsensus issue of us agreeing to it. we took

churchwell looks at the history of the terms "america first" and the "american dream" in her book "behold america" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> and we're back live on capitol hill, where we're just about to get under way with the house foreign affairs subcommittee, holding a hearing to look at international child abduction. committee members will review the implementation of the goldman act, that aims to resolve cases of international parental child abduction. live coverage starting right now, here on c-span 3. . the committee will comeo

churchwell looks at the history of the terms of america first and the american dream in her book "behold america sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> journalists discuss their predictions in 2019. president trump begins his third year in office. this event was hosted by the national press foundation. >> i am , director of training. we a -- we have a packed morning. we have a few panel discussions. no breaks between them. we will go from one panel to the next. first we will talk about the congressional agenda, and then the white house agenda, and then the investigative landscape. if you are looking for the wi-fi andork, it is just the umb, then wi-fi instructions are on the tables. if you are coming and going out of the room, you can come up front or go around the back, just be aware of c-span's equipment in the back. we want to thank c-span for airing this. it will be on c-span two, so we are thankful they are be -- they will be here. also, thank you to the university of maryland. grad.l have one umb ofwill also have a handful paul miller's throughout the day. our first panel is goin

sunday on q&a, universe of london literature professor sarah churchwell discusses her book, "behold america which examines the terms america first and the american dream. that's q&a, next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific times on c-span. here's a look at what is live today on the c-span network. on c-span, we're live with "washington journal." and at noon eastern, the house gavels in for general speeches with legislative business beginning at 2:00. on c-span2, journalists look ahead at the next congress and what to expect from the third year of the trump administration. at 1:00 p.m., the peace corps director talks about the future of the agency. and at 4:00 p.m., the senate debates the nomination of the deputy treasury secretary with the procedural vote at 5:30 p.m. and on c-span3 at 2:00 p.m., a house hearing on international child abduction and proposed legislation to compact it. then at 5:00 p.m., live coverage of a discussion of the health impact of loneliness among the

churchwell looks at the history of the terms america first and the american dream in " sunday "behold america night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. british primeay, minister theresa may gave a statement to the house of commons announcing a delay on the chambers vote for brexit or for the deal for the ok to leave the union. ila -- ireland is currently a part of the u.k.. following this statement, she answered a number of questions including jeremy corbyn, the leading labor party leader. the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. toh permission, i would like make a statement on exiting the european union. we have now had three days of debate. setting out the terms of our departure from the eu. very carefully to what has been said in this chamber. and out of it. [indiscernible] p.m. may: what has been set in this chamber and out of it from members of all sides. it is clear that while there's support on key aspect of the issue, the remains widespread concerns. other results, the deal would be rejected. results, the deal woue rejected. we will therefore differ is andt scheduled for tomorrow n

a "behold america." unveiled then trump administration's new africa strategy at the heritage foundation in washington dc. we hear about the plan and then bolton answers reporter's questions. [applause] good morning. exciting morning. we have a full house. i want to extend a warm welcome to everyone who is joining us for this very special event both here and online. we welcome friends, distinguished guests from the administration, ngo's, policy experts, business representatives, the diplomatic corps. i know we have an amazing field of expertise on africa and in the auditorium joining us today. we have been privileged here at the heritage foundation in 2018 to welcome major policy addresses from the highest levels of president trump's administration. we had thes year, honor of hosting secretary of state mike pompeo and un ambassador nikki haley. today, heritage is honored to continue our contribution to the most important national policy discussion. we welcome the honorable john bolton, assistant to the pr

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her book "behold america sunday at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> coming up this weekend on book tv come onsunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on after words, citizens united president david bossi and former trump campaign manager cori lewandowski. interviewed by investigative journalist cheryl atkinson. >> i do not want to be conspiracy theorist that we refer to many of these people as a november 9 club meaning they were fans of president trump the day after he got elected. they likely did not vote for him but they found an opportunity to join an administration which was young and inexperienced to further their own agenda. >> as part of becoming president he listened a lot to republican leaders in washington and took advice from folks that i do not know he would do that same ink today. i think during that transition and in the first month or two of his administration come the learning curve was incredibly steep just like it is for every single president of the united states. onre is no class or degree being president and it is a learning curve. >> watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. vote of 56-

in her book "behold, america," sunday night at 8:00 eastern on -span's "q&a." >> 50 years ago apollo 8 became the first man spacecraft to successfully orbit the moon. and this weekend, american history tv marks the milestone with special features starting sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, we're live from chicago's museum of science and industry, home of the apollo 8 capsule. at 10:00 on "oral histories," the 1999 interview with apollo 8 commander frank borman. and at 4:30 p.m. eastern, an "oral histories" interview with jim lovell. watch the history of apollo 8 this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >> next, people who've witnessed the fall of democracies in germany, venezuela, and turkey talk about their experiences living under governments that deny freedom of the press. this was part of a day-long conference hosted by the national judicial college focusing on how verbal attacks on the judicial branch and the press affect democracy. this is about 90 minutes. >> it's an honor to be here and it's an honor to be following my friend. i'm john sawyer, founder and director of the pul

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in her book "behold america." sunday night at 8:00 eastern on -span's "q&a." >> when the new congress takes office in january, it will have the youngest, most diverse freshmen class in recent history. new congress, new leaders. watch it live on c-span. starting january 3. >> the house will be back in session this afternoon at :00 p.m. eastern. on the agenda for today, a bill to allow offshore wind farms in u.s. territories like puerto rico and guam. also legislation directing the national park service to study whether george w. bush's boy hood home in midland, texas, should become part of the national park system. later in the week, a resolution condemning russian aggression against ukrainian ships last month. also possible the house could vote this week on the farm bill and a government spending bill. when the house returns to session, we'll have live coverage here on c-span.

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in her book "behold, america" sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> as democrats take control of the house, in the new year, the national press foundation wanted to know the likelihood the congressional investigations will happen in the next congress. over the next hour, think tank experts talk about likely lines of inquiry during the 116th congress. >> we're going to get started, guys. if you could take your seats, please. thank you. so we've got three experts here who have expertise with both oversight from the executive and the legislative branches. they are going to help draw a picture for you, literally, the nuts and bolts of oversight. so from your left, we've got, wait a minute. oh, yeah, here we go. from your left, we've got austin evers who founded american oversite in 2017 after serving on the state department on oversight and transparency issues. then we've got andy wright, a senior fellow and founding editor of just security. he's a research scholar at new york university school of law as well. pertinent to this discussion, he served on obama's white house counsel

sarah churchwell looks at the terms of "america first" and "the american dream" in other book "behold, america." sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on sunday's q & a. >>> mia love of utah joined new york representative elise defanic at the women's summit in washington, d.c. the women from both parties talked about why it's important to elect women from both parties. this summit is about an hour. >>> good morning and welcome. i'm host of the women only podcast. it's a pleasure to be with you today for the sixth annual women's summit. the women summit began after we saw the first major surge of women running for office. now, in 2018, we have had the privilege of not only seeing women run but women winning. we had a record number of women who will serve in the 116th congress. women are ruling now more than they ever have before. they're speaking their truths, honing their skills, demanding respect and holding those in positions of power accountable. i have had the unique opportunity to speak to female leaders with vastly different industries with varying perspectives. the notion is that when women run,

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in her book "behold, america," sunday night at 8:00 eastern on -span's "q&a." >> 50 years ago apollo 8 became the first man spacecraft to successfully orbit the moon. and this weekend, american history tv marks the milestone with special features starting sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, we're live from chicago's museum of science and industry, home of the apollo 8 capsule. at 10:00 on "oral histories," the 1999 interview with apollo 8 commander frank borman. and at 4:30 p.m. eastern, an "oral

churchwell look at the history of the terms of america first and the american dream in her book behold, america sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> yesterday securities and exchange commission chair jay clayton discuss the regulation of financial markets and a hearing of the senate banking committee, talked about share buybacks, creating rules for new exchange traded funds and regulating crypto currencies. this one hour and 15 minute hearing begins with banking committee chair mike crapo. >> this hearing will come to order. today we will receive testimony from securities and exchange commission chairman jay clayton regarding the work and agenda of the sec. your appearance before the committee is appreciated and essential to the oversight of the sec. i thank you for your willingness to testify. the sec has a critical mission to protect investors, maintain fair, orderly and efficient markets, and facilitate capital formation. the sec plays an important role in public confidence and trust in our nations capital markets and provides information to investors to ensure as americans p

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in her book, behold america.day night at 8:00 eastern on -span's "q&a." >> 50 years ago apollo 8 became the first manned spacecraft to successfully orbit the moon. this weekend american history tv marks the milestone with special features. starting sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, we're live from chicago's museum of science and industry, home of the apollo 8 capsule with author robert kersen taking your phone calls. at 10:00 on oral histories, the 1999 interview with apollo eight commander. and 4:30 p.m. eastern an oral histories interview with module pilot jim lovell. watch the 50th anniversary of apollo eight on c-span3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: representative nanette barragan joins us, democrat from california. member of the homeland security committee and also serves the 44th district. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: being a member of the committee, what do you think about this debate currently over border funding? how does that fill into the larger picture of border security? gue

in her book behold, america sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> at a recent form on chronic illness, senators orrin hatch and senator wyden spoke about their work expanding in- home care for medicare patients. they join the head of the centers for medicare and medicaid services from the bipartisan policy center. >>> good morning everyone. an important moment. [ laughter ] senator wyden has always been a proud supporter of families and i think we understand why. so good morning everyone, i am jason grumet, it is distinct pressure as the president of the bi policy policy center to spend the next hour talking about something that is going right here in washington dc. authentic collaboration as i think we all know, is not easy. it requires principle, patience, creativity, empathy and tolerance toward discomfort if you are truly trying to work with somebody who has similarly strong held views and at times, disagreement. but more over everything it requires leadership. and we are honored to be honoring orrin hatch and senator wyden, two leaders who have worked together to help mil

in her book "behold, america." >> thank you for coming to the national press club. i'm mark roselle, i serve as dean of the school of policy and government at george mason university. we host the michael hayden center for intelligence, policy and international security. so welcome to spy watchers, this promises to be a wonderful program. if you don't know, the school of policy in government are one of ten schools or colleges at george mason university. we're about 2,000 students strong and 11 different degree programs in arlington, virginia and in fairfax, virginia. and among our very highly ranked academic programs actually is our masses degree program in international securities studies that u.s. news and worpd roworl report ranked as number three in the country. among our faculty for the past ten years has been michael hayden himself. he's been an absolute gem in the classroom, as he is been a public servant throughout all of his life. we're honored to have him on the george mason university faculty and to be hosting the michael hayden center there. we all wish m