next a conversation with former cia director and army general david trias. of a daylong conference on countering violent extremism. it is 40 minutes. minutes. >> hello, everybody. speaker.s our keynote before general petraeus comes on stage is my pleasure to invite brigadier general retired, congressman from nebraska to the podium, officer from the air force come and highly decorated aviator, specialized in electronic warfare, intelligence, and public

the former cia director david trias, and arkansas senator tom cotton. this is at c-span3, online at c-span.org, or on the free c-span radio app. monday on the communicators, russia's involvement in the 2016 election with pro republican senior reporter. >> facebook said they learned a bunch of ads placed during the election were placed by russian outfits under anonymous accounts , and they were politically onesive as, not aimed at sowingte or another but divisiveness. announcer 1: watch that c-span 2. now russian foreign minister sergey lavrov on the iran nuclear agreement. he spoke at the nonproliferation conference being held in moscow. this is about 30 minutes. [applause] sergey lavrov: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, we are pleased to be here at this conference, this nonproliferation conference. i can see a lot of familiar faces here, my colleague diplomats, representatives of foreign states, leaders of previousairman of conferences and events on nonproliferation. thank you so much for coming your today. i would like to express special gratitude to

next a conversation with former cia director and army general david trias. of a daylong conference on countering violent extremism. it is 40 minutes. minutes. >> hello, everybody. speaker.s our keynote before general petraeus comes on stage is my pleasure to invite brigadier general retired, congressman from nebraska to the podium, officer from the air force come and highly decorated aviator, specialized in electronic warfare, intelligence, and public affairs during his long military career. he served four deployments in the middle east, most notably from 2007 to 2008. his military directions include the air force distinguished service medal, two bronze stars, and five service medals. congressman baker? [applause] working.lly the mic is it is an honor to be here at the hudson institute today. truly an honor for me to recognize general betray us and ambassador ross. military career i got to work with both of them in different capacities. he has a good quote -- nothing ruins a good war story like an eyewitness. in this case i was an eyewitness to his leadershi

german was represented at the dot avanza by the archbishop of trias legal advisor the empire's top tier witnesses to an unequal jewel a german david against a supremely powerful goliath. yes n.t.f.s. i met were gathered here to put an end to the blasphemous lie a spread by dr martin luther from that under the new town i was fit to bat. mitzvah with heretics zeal yes cost doubts on paper law thora t. his writings to question the author of the of the church and in so doing he has destroyed the unity of all christians my opinion will tell man. luther are you ready to recount your life's an address here and now here yet so if you dare hope. even luther's powerful supporters advised him to recant. no one can deny that through the pope's laws the consciences of the faithful have been almost pitifully troubled. on does and also that the possessions of the germination have been devoured by unbelievable tyranny that if then i recant the only effect will be to add strength to such tyranny to open not the windows but the main doors to such blasphemy of. any snitched unless i am convinced by the testimony of scripture or by clear reason i can

tria she heard things. she knew her son, knew when he was hiding something. and so she went to see him in jail. ethan's attorney, davidor, heard it all. so it did get loud in that cell when they were talking. it got very confrontational. basically, his mother said, there's more to this story and you need to tell it and you need to tell it right now. his mother wanted him to tell the truth and tell what happened. keith morrison (voiceover): and so it was decided. soon after ethan and his mother had their talk, he appeared before the judge and admitted he did participate in the murder of his good friend, kate. he agreed to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter in exchange for a 25-year prison sentence. judge: you understand that the court still faces a guilty plea. yes, ma'am. judge: and that your criminal record will reflect it as a guilty plea. yes, ma'am. keith morrison (voiceover): of course, since heather pleaded guilty to murder and forgery and obstruction of justice, they didn't need a trial for her either. guilty, but mentally ill, by the way. at her sentencing, her therapist told the judge that heather develop