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one of her many articles won the prize for the best military or diplomat bic history essay that was published in historically speaking. and she also edits a peer-reviewed online encyclopedia and other digital humanities projectings. in addition all that, she's co-edited with michael knew berg finding common ground. shies on the advisory board of the international society for the first world war studies and serves as associate editor for the journal of first world war studies. and we're very happy to have her as our current president for the society of military history. we just had our conference a couple of weeks ago, and she is doing a fabulous job in very challenging times with that. her current book is a project dealing with the african-american experience in the first world war and also a project on comparing the experiences of soldiers from french and british empires in world war i. so join me in welcoming dr. keene to norwich. [applause] >> okay. well, thank you very much for coming out so early this morning to talk about the first world war. and you can see from the title of my talk i

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and i want to, as we watch this, i want to go to jeffrey to be bic toobin who's standing by, who do you say to -- that the fbi is not the director, that other people can lead this investigation and it can go on? >> i think it is transparently bogus. first of all, you know, to say that the fbi can be, that the rest of the fbi can continue to function is a debatable proposition, but that doesn't answer the question of why they fired jim comey in the first place. i think it is not at all clear, that this investigation will continue. the person who will be -- who will be supervising the fbi, henceforth, will be a donald trump appointee, and it may be chris christie, it may be rudy giuliani, it will be somebody who's loyal to donald trump that's how he appoints people. so the idea that the fbi is just going to be fine, because they're fine agents, there's little basis to support that. and it doesn't address the question of why james comey was fired in the first place. and he was fired because he was investigating the white house. and that is an unacceptable -- that is an unacceptable rationa

mar nar ra sauce from pauly in good fellas and now actor paul sorvino is out there with his own cook bichis wife. also a rare breed in hollywood, a trump supporter. he joins me now. we'll get to the cookbook, but i have to ask you about the rarity of being yourself, of being a trump guy in the world of hollywood, which everybody thinks is fairly left politically. >> well, i don't worry about that. i mean i'm an actor. i'm a singer. i'm a chef. i'll all kinds of things and i'm an author as you saw. here's the book. it's a big book. that i'm good at. i'm not good at politics. trump has been a friend of mine for 30 years. i've always known him as a really good guy and an honest guy, and i just think we ought to give him a chance. he's only been here a short while. >> what about the wall idea? what do you think of his wall idea, a wall across the mexican border? do you think he'll do it? do you think it matters? >> i think it's a good idea if it can get done. i don't know. can it? we all -- look, the country's borders should be inviolate. just the way you lock your door at night before you g

so it is not without -- it is not without import but it is also not -- it also has a big some bic legal, symbolic value as well, that is true with the legislation he signed also, why do we get into the question of what legislation he signed, we want to know if he can negotiate in washington as well as he negotiated in the real world, a lot of legislation he doesn't have to negotiate for, a lot is because of the congressional review act that allows basically congress to remove regulations that were passed in the ending days of the obama administration. no negotiation necessary because there are special rules under the congressional review act that make passing that legislation easy. so we still don't have a sense of his real negotiating skill in the legislative arena. >> rose: is he the most compelling, for better or worse, political figure you have seen in a long type? >> what word would you use to describe dot donald trump as a politician? >> why is it he, during the campaign, if you wanted to guarantee you have good ratings you put him on? >> right. well -- >> when he wasn't there it

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holiday first slamming into a pickup truck parked in yard then kareening into a 14-year-old boy ride ago biciver speeds away. when i seen the video i felt the pain that he went through. >> reporter: because that's his son. johnny walsh on the bike. johnny flew off of it and landed hard. >> like i had my eyes closed and i opened then i seen the tire right in front of me. >> surprisingly he jumped right back up and out of the way with just a few cuts and >> two knots here. i got road rash and i got big not on my hip. >> reporter: but no broken bones. >> i'm very thankful today. god is with us today. >> it just was so disturbing. i can't -- i can't watch the video any more. >> reporter: jackie lilly watched this video more advertisements than she'd like to. her neighbors recorded it and that truck that took the brunt of the crash belongs to her husband. >> he hit the side of it and pushed it out at angle. >> reporter: right into her house but she's actually grateful the out of control suv hit the truck first. >> if he had not hit that truck, i mean, i believe there probably would have been mult

bic unclassified assessment said that. has there been any blowback or to russia for their inner friends and our election, and most importantly, what would you do to try to prevent that happening in future elections? i. brennan: first of all, think exposure is very important to make sure we are able to confront the russians to make sure partners and allies in other countries around the globe are aware of this type of rushing capability. think too important i have the russians incur cost per not just in terms of represented -- not just in terms of damage, but actions that this government and other government should take against the russians when they are caught in those types of activity. is --linked to our -- it to our democratic values and we have to push back on it. >> have you seen the trump administration do anything to push back? i know that you are no longer the director, but have you seen any indication that we are trying to punish or stop the russians from doing this again? could bean: there things going on behind t