fred hiatt at our table this morning, here to talk about your interview with mr. trump last week. how did it come about? -- howicted on schedule did it get on your schedule? the majornvited , and hiss to come in spokeswoman has been saying for a long time that he would like to do it. just before we did, monday?said how about he is the first one to accept our invitation. host: what were the ground rules? guest: on the record, just my editorial board, we are very separate from the new side. -- news side. what i said is we would like an interview that focuses more on substance than on the horse race. and we would like it to be on the record, and that was something they were fine with. host: and there was not a conversation about it should be on or off the record? guest: there was a conversation, but there was no dispute if they were happy to be on the record. host: and it was the editorial team in the room. it was in the room for donald trump's campaign? guest: he was there with his spokeswoman and campaign manager . there might have been one other, but i think that was it. host: he

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in we talked to fred hiatt about an editorial board meeting with donald trump last week.from our landmark cases series, a look at scott versus sanford. the court ruled that americans of african descent whether free or slave were not american citizens and could not sue in federal court. americans hold $1.3 trillion in unpaid student loan debt. about one hundred $21 billion of that is in default. look at student debt. the gerald ford school of public policy at the university of michigan hosted this event.

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in we talked to fred hiatt about an editorial board meeting with donald trump last week. later, from our landmark cases series, a look at scott versus sanford. the court ruled that americans of african descent whether free or slave were not american citizens and could not sue in federal court. americans hold $1.3 trillion in unpaid student loan debt. about one hundred $21 billion of that is in default. look at student debt. the gerald ford school of public policy at the university of michigan hosted this event. >> good afternoon and welcome. i would like to thank the codirectors for planning our event today, which i know you have been looking forward to. i would also like to let -- to acknowledge the susan gessner for their generous support of today's program. we are grateful for all of those engagements. today, we will address a very important question -- is there a student debt crisis? in many of us are well aware of the ever-expanding student loan market and the latest estimates are that nearly 40 million americans are laden with $1.3 trillion worth of student debt. th

article in the paper, in "the washington post" by another observer, expert on foreign policy issues, fred hiatt who wrote about what he saw at munich and what he stated was that the endless negotiation by our secretary of state that perpetually and falsely holds out the prospect of eminent progress on so many different issues ends up providing cover and excuse for inaction, an anesthetic, in many ways, what he said, where the congress and the american people don't even have to feel about focusing on these issues what's going on in the middle east or the south china sea or in north korea or the korean peninsula because we have endless diplomacy that covers it. finally another participant in munich, former senator bill cohen, who worked as the secretary of defense for president clinton, stated we no longer seem to know what our new role should be in this new century. he was interviewed on the radio a couple weeks ago, right after munich. are we going to lead from behind? the truth is that president putin has been bombing, and the united states has been dithering. that's former secretary of defens

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discusses age discrimination in employment and editorial-page editor fred hiatt talks about the sitdown with presidential candidate donald trump and post campaign editorials on 2016. now, the debate between the democratic candidates for maryland's open seat in the u.s. senate. donna edwards and chris van hollen talked about criminal justice