and i prefer to know him even better as captain harry wales. don't you forget it, captain. apart from recognizing his contributions to humanitarian projects, i would be remiss if i didn't note his presence has halted the demographic make up of make up of our audience. we have a number of young, single women attending this year. prince harry, you saw them outside. i also have to say that the average age for an atlantic council dinner has dropped 25 years as a result of your presence. and that, we really, really thank you. prince harry is a young man who has groan up good looks and royal privileges. it would have been easy for him to choose a life of ease and lee shoour. instead, he chose a different path. it is a path that fully embraces the noblest tradition of service to his country and fellow human beings. on the one hand, prince harry has bravely followed a tradition general races of british royals before him by serving his country in the military. he is an army officer in the british army since tuition. and deployed with the household caval

secondly, on the question of germany, last week, i think it was, a youngster named captain harry walesot an award from the atlantic council for his efforts and work to support the wounded warriors in britain. we all know that wounded warriors here are well reported by the populace. there was a piece today about german wounded warriors and they did not know what to do with them. last week, the day after capt. wales got his current -- got his prince harry, in case no one got the joke, the british foreign minister from europe got an earful about how it was that britain was not helping germany. not helping them integrate militarily. there was still ambivalent. i do not know that that is true, but he got an earful elsewhere about his continued ambivalence on the part of the british. we know that he was extremely helpful in reuniting germany. the french had a lot of options. so, 80 w. r. -- two part question that is probably too long, but what you think? >> if you look at the executive summary in the report, we recommend transatlantic partnership that will be primarily economic and business

. >>> prince harry of wales made his first trip to washington this week and at the atlantic council accepted an award for humanitarian work. mika brzezinski of msnbc opened the event. >> it's chairman senator chuck hagel and president and sheo fred. good evening and welcome to the atlantic council's 2012 annual awards dinner. >> this is our fourth time as emcees, we keep coming because because we deeply believe in the organization and its mission and also because we love fred. >> and, of course, you. and you're so lovable right now. so lovable and so respectful. >> maybe we should have a prayer. >> and so diplomatic. >> can we pray? let us pray. >> have a pray. >> that doesn't work here. you know, that mission, of course, of the atlantic council is to constantly renew and refresh the atlantic community. >> shhhhh. >> the mission of the atlantic council is to constantly renew the atlantic community and its partnerships around the world. and to take on a host of global challenges. and we have so many of them. iranian nukes, afghanistan, the eurozone crisis and containment -- >> of our secret s

. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, his royal highness, prince harry of wales. >> the dress relaxed. >> we couldasked for a better mate, shining -- >> reporter: the prince has a boulevard to rename and an audience to charm. >> when it became clear i was to represent my grandmother in belize, my heart leapt, for a good reason. for the noisy corner here. more noise on this side, please. and just remains for me to name this street the majesty queen elizabeth boulevard. >> reporter: and so the party begins. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with prince harry, say those who know him what you see is what you get. >> there's no pretends to him. he's straightforward himself, which he is. and that, that is an incredible charming personality. he's very much his mother's son. he's got very much the common touch among commoners and that natural empathy, that human touch that is straightforward and none pretense at all. >> reporter: that common touch was something his mother, the princess of wales was always keen to foster, even as her marriage to charles was breaking up. >> diana! >> reporter: when harry lost his mother bef

and i prefer to know him even better as captain harry wales.apart from recognizing his contributions to humanitarian projects, i would remiss if i didn't note that his presence has altered the normal demographic makeup of of our audience. [laughter] we have a record number of young, single women attending this year. [laughter] prince harry, have you saw them outside? i also have to say that the average age for an atlantic council dinner -- [laughter] has dropped 25 years as a result of your presence. [laughter] and for that, we really, really thank you. [applause] prince harry is a young man who has grown up not just with good looks and also royal privileges, it would have been easy for him to choose a life of ease and leisure. instead, he chose a more difficult path, and by so doing, he has become an example to millions of others. the it is a path that fully embraced the noblest traditions of service to his country and to his fellow might human beings. on the one hand, prince harry has bravely followed the tradition of generations of british r

secondly, on the question of germany, last week, i think it was, a youngster named captain harry wales got an award from the atlantic council for his efforts and work to support the wounded warriors in britain. we all know that wounded warriors here are well reported by the populace. there was a piece today about german wounded warriors and they did not know what to do with them. last week, the day after capt. wales got his current -- got his prince harry, in case no one got the joke, the british foreign minister from europe got an earful about how it was that britain was not helping germany. not helping them integrate militarily. there was still ambivalent. i do not know that that is true, but he got an earful elsewhere about his continued ambivalence on the part of the british. we know that he was extremely helpful in reuniting germany. the french had a lot of options. so, 80 w. r. -- two part question that is probably too long, but what you think? >> if you look at the executive summary in the report, we recommend transatlantic partnership that will be primarily economic and busines

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