i had the pleasure of interviewing gordon sullivan, the chair of trustees a few weeks ago and he impressed on me how important it was at norwich to get this major in a huge, liberal education. he said without an understanding of history, he said there's very little that you can do in making sound decisions of any chain of command. i wanted to take us forward now, we spent trillions of dollars and the strongest army in the world has not been able to prevail against the enemy the, the caliban who has no gdp. same thing in iraq. you can carry that through. my question to you is that in america, we have the saying, that's history. when someone says something, you say oh that's history. i want you to take what happened , i'm raising the pressure here so you go out and buy multiple copies of the book. christmas is not that far away. you need to buy at least six each. we take us forward and connect us to what's happening in afghanistan. >> it's important in two ways, for americans, in particular, you mention afghanistan. the reason were still fighting in afghanistan, 15 years later is because the

i had the pleasure of interviewing general gordon sullivan, chair of the board of trustees a few weeks ago. he impressed on me how important it was for him to get this history major in a huge liberal classical sense education. he said without an understanding of history, there's very little that you can do as far as making sound decisions of any chain of command. and so, i wanted to take us forward now. we've spent trillions of dollars in the strongest army in the world has taken every hill that we wanted it to, but we've not been able to prevail against an enemy, the taliban, but there's no gdp. same thing in iraq. you can carry that through. my question to you is in america we have a say, that's history. when someone says something you think is developing him you say that's history. we ought to do away with that pain. i want you to take now what happened in 1947. and if you would, by the way everything the pressure so you go by multiple copies of the book. christmas is not that far away. you need to bring six each. can you not take us forward from there and connect this to what is ha

and i had the pleasure of interviewing general gordon sullivan, the chair of the board of trustees at norwich university a few weeks ago, and he impressed on me how important was for him and norwich to get this history major in a huge liberal, underused the word liberal in the classical sense, education. he said without an understanding of history, there's very little you can do as far as making sound decisions at the top levels of any chain of command. and so i wanted to take us forward now, we spend trillions of dollars, the strongest army in the world, has taken every field that we wanted to do, we've not been able to prevail against an enemy, the taliban, that has no gdp. we have 15 trillion total to the same in iraq and you can carry that through. so my question to you is, that in america we have a saying, that's history, right? when someone says something that you think is irrelevant decide that's history. i think we are to do away with that saying. i want you to take know what happened in 1947. and as you would, at ticketmaster and in your book, i'm raising preciously buy multi