"time" decided to acknowledge the american woman in 1975, they had some significant people, billie jean king and others, but they somehow in their list of folks on the cover or pictures of people on the cover overlooked betty fredan and gloria steinem. this is a pretty establishment, up east sort of people. and so i wonder about nominating someone. the person i'm going to nominate, however, achieved probably the first thing he did in 1862 of great consequence was to frame some legislation that transformed a modern industrial nation, would-be industrial, would-be nation into a modern nation. framed in legislation. this person also near the end of 1862 laid some claim to be a significant emancipator of slaves. and so the person i'm nominating, you all have figured out by now, this creator of a modern nation, this emancipator of slaves, was robert edward lee. pause for applause. okay. let me suggest some of the context here in which lee functioned. because through the first year of the american civil war, which includes half of -- if it

and then we have billy jean king. and i'd like to hand out mug. it will be handy for drinking coffee on the desert island. and have i one last question. who do you think will win the world series this year? >> someone predicted i was going to give get this question and the answer i gave was every player pays the same amount of dues and those dues pay the salaries here. in seriousness i think even the most ardent baseball writer would say this is almost an impossible year to pick that. you've got six or seven teams in the american league that are just as good as any other to make it to the world series and the national league appears com. i answered the owner question but that question i'm going to duck. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker today. i want to thank all of you for coming today and i'd like to thank our national press club staff including the journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event. can you find more information about the national press club on our web site. and if you would like to get a copy

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on may 9 we have billie jean king, tennis legend. i would like to present our traditional npc mug. it will be handy for drinking coffee on the desert island. i have one last question. do you think will win the world series this year? >> somebody predicted i will give this question. the answer is, every player plays the same amount of days. those are what pay the salaries here. in seriousness, i think even the most ardent writer would say this is almost an impossible year to pick that. you have six or seven teams in the american league that are just as good as any other to make it to the world series and the national league is completely wide open. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker today? for our speaker today?

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baseball stream at mike rizzo, general manager of the washington nationals and i'm a night with billie jean king tennis legend. next to a database on our npc malik. it'll be handy for drinking coffee on a desert island. and i have one last question. who do you think will win the world series this year? >> someone predicted it i would get this question and answer i gave with every player pays the same amount of dues and this dues there were pays the salaries here. in seriousness, i think even the most ardent baseball writer with a this is almost an impossible year to pick that. he got six or seven teams in the american league that are just as good as settlers to make it to the world series in the national league appears to ido pin. that's the one question about that. that question i will do. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker today. [applause] i want to thank you all for coming today and i would also like to thank our national press club staff, including journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event. finally a reminder you can find more information about the

on may 9th, tennis great billie jean king will speak at a press club luncheon. again, please turn off all cell phones and electronic devices. today's panel will discuss global nuclear security and ways to prevent nuclear terrorism. topics which are relevant today given concerns about the future and nuclear ambitions of north korea and iran. our panelists today are on my immediate left, robert gallucci, president of the john d. and catherine t. mac arthur foundation. mr. gallucci served in government for 21 years including as a potential envoy to deal with the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and as assistant secretary of state for political and military affairs. on my immediate right is susan squassoni -- >> sharon. >> sharon, sorry. sharon squaw sony, director and senior fellow at csis or the center for strategic and international studies. if you don't know what the acronym is. ms. squaw sony was a senior associate in the nuclear non-proliferation program at carnegie institute for international peace before joining csis. on my far left, is alexander

of interior to read me fourth, the general manager of the washington nationals, and mankind, billy jean king legend. next would like to present a guest with a traditional coffee mug. [applause] and my last question for you. what is in your wallet. [laughter] stannic will give you an insight into my wallet. when i made the deal with capital one the insisted i had to carry capital on credit cards and destroy all my others. i had to be a customer so i do have capital on credit cards and another thing is my daughter when she was a little child, she made us both licensed the berlin indians in the state of california so i have a trauma with her by hands when she was 5-years-old my license as a veterinarian in california and am i capital one card. >> do you practice? [laughter] >> this i do. [laughter] held about a round of applause for the speaker today. thank you for coming. >> thank you. [applause] scan the data also like to think the national press club staff and putting its journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event. finally, here's the reminder you can find more in

may 9, billie jean king. next, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug.applause] my last question for you, what is in your wallet? >> i will give you an insight. when i made the deal with capital one, they insisted that i had to destroy my other credit cards and carry their credit card. so, i do have those. my daughter, when she was a child she made me herself, she made as both licensed veterinarians in the state of california. so i have a drawing that she made by hand my license as a veterinarian. >> do you practice? >> yes. [laughter] >> how about a round of applause for our speaker today? thank you for coming. [applause] i would also like to thank the national press club staff, including the journalism institute broadcast center for -- for organizing this event. you can find more information about the national press club on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of the program today, check out our website. thank you all for coming. we are adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite c

will stream with mike, general manager of the washington nationals, and on may 9th, we have billie jean kingtennis legend. next i would like to present the traditional mug. [laughter] spinnaker will be handy for drinking coffee on the desert island. i have one last question. who do you think will window world series next year? >> someone predicted fi would get this question and the answer i gave is every player has to say amount of dos and they would pay the salaries here. in seriousness, i think even the most ardent baseball writer would say this is wallsten possible year to pick that if six or seven teams in the american league that are just as good as any other to make the to the broad series and the national league of his to be wide open so that's the one question i'm going to duck. i answered the other question that out when i'm going to duck. >> about a round of applause for the speaker today. [applause] i want to thank all of you for coming today. and i would also like to thank the national press club staff including journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's eve