sad to say, arab league countries led by questionable families were actively supporting iso in syria to wage war and establish whatever it is they wanted to establish through terrorism with the us largely arming and training them and everything else but pretending to be fighting them and fighting terrorism. in fact it was, it was the militias from iraq. hezbollah, iran and the wider, the wider resistance that ultimately sent iso packing, in the same way they sent al-qaeda packing, so that now all we really have left of al-qaeda, are some remnants which we call al-qaeda in the peninsula, ironically, predominantly in yemen, and their terrorist force that the president. was appointed and opposed to rule as a transitional president in yemen for one year, he relied on them a lot to keep him in power, of course the resistance, the houti sent that particular individual packing, he resigned much like the the the ethnic russian president of the ukraine went running home to to saudi arabia, but the rest of the world. said no, he's still the president so that they could justify their ongoing in

iso i think what got happen, but i'm fairly sure it won't. iso i think what you're labour. sirjohn curtice said this over the weekend, is that the death of the two party system is what the last election revealed. and i think it makes it a really complicated job for whoever's going to be tory leader . now, whoever's going to be tory leader. now, i would disagree with what has just been said, because i actually think they should have a long leadership election as they are, because, look, it doesn't matter what political points you score at this point in a five year parliament, it's frankly irrelevant . it's not going to irrelevant. it's not going to change the result at the next general election. what might change it is if they have a serious conversation about what the tory party means, but they haven't had that labour are lucky they don't have the equivalent of reform biting at their ankles, do they? >> do you think the tories are in denial, >> yes, i do, and i think they've got to stop talking about reform kemi badenoch today said reform aren't real conservatives . nobody

but if you steve, extremely low, i would say in the bows at the iso effort, supporting in 2 fords, $13.00 election. now, when you were prime industry, in the time of it exists ation war, you should have 90 percent this for 3. you know, a people do not want to criticize it there either. but i think that in this case there is very good. i said, i gave you know that the now it started, did you, diesel, reformed 2 years ago? he's me mr. of defense. a warranty? and he said he puts us in a great in immediate danger that they only wanted the fire scene. this idea of roles in word is that then you all sent him an elective filing before the war. you steve firing g. she didn't go back on your own, he's where he says, oh, i firing the guy, but a, just for the mazda is the guy who was basically responsible for the was, it will really is hanging the example. i'm saying that we something here is it is to, to the restroom, to come up and come out on you because we, we have very little time left. but i'd love to ask you, you've been made very clear your thoughts about the situation today. the political s

operated together in kosovo,in deployed and operated together in kosovo, in afghanistan, and to counter isostematic. there is no fully fledged defence cooperation agreement. i thank you in this room for your contributions. as i started work sometime last year, there were only 28 german military personnel training in the uk. there were only six brits are doing the same in germany. we only had one bilateral germany. we only had one bilateral german uk defence industrial programme. so there was huge potential, which we both wanted to seize. potentialand potential, which we both wanted to seize. potential and imperative to respond to increasing threats, to strengthen our collective security through nato, the cornerstone for the defence of both our nations. so today we have signed this landmark trinity house agreement. it secures defence cooperation across all domains, land, sea, air, cyber, space. it will be put on a legal footing in the wider treaty between the uk and germany. the agreement confirms new lighthouse defence project between our military is and where better to announce these than

studies is a host of this event which includes discussion of an international treaty for using ai a isosallenges in preventing and enforcing penalties for ai crime. >> my name is jim lewis. thanks to come to csis this morning on a rainy washington day, tail end of hurricane i think. i was preparing for this and i found a quote by alfred north whitehead, ocu never heard of but was a big philosopher in 1900 and he wrote, we make advances by extending the number of important operations we can perform without thinking of them. that was more than a century ago so automation is not particularly new. this is new flavor of automation and in some ways very different. if we had named artificial intelligence advanced software tools, which is really what they are, but no one wants to make a movie starring arnold schwarzenegger about advanced software tools, so we'll call it ai for the rest of the day. we have a full schedule, and so i think my colleagues from the department of justice for proposing this and for organizing it and looking forward to the speakers. let me go through the list real quickl

over the years took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on. curtis separates this minutes and so you can go ton and me from the central government and non cut off. the attack came one day after the government changes on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p k. kids jail leader released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, my question, whether there's still room for peace, seeing i'm to solo elda 0, cause i'm on, cause i'm on, cut out, is still a head, have allowed to 0, the driven by fear, trans bulwark, as improved goal, in spite demanding the government to move, to protect them, the had a low, then let's have a look at the weather across the middle east before we move on to africa. and despite, well, that's pretty quiet on the satellite image. we are seeing the development of some unsettled web. and so whether band forming across the golf is going to bring some very heavy rain. so the likes of iran saudi arabia as well. some of that touching into a post will be buffering and e

being investigated over the years took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on curtis separate cis minutes since seeking the autonomy from the central government and on cut off the attack came one day after the government hinted on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p k. kids jail leader released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, might have question whether there's still room for peace. so, you know, i'm to solo elda 0, call her mom, because i'm on cut out the us democratic presidential candidate, capital harris has condemned the little trump for a box he reportedly made about adults. hitler, ours says the comments. alright. window in the who, how republican rival really is. yesterday we learned that donald trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, a retired 4 star general, confirmed that wild donald trump was president. he said he wanted generals like adolf hitler had. donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitutio

over the years took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on. curtis separates this minutes and so you can go ton and me from the central government and non cut off. the attack came one day after the government painted on a new approach on the curtis issue, which was the see the p k. kids jail later released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now, many question, whether there's still room for peace, seeing i'm to solo elda 0, cause i'm on, cause i'm on cut off a. well, still a head hey, on al jazeera, you and ripple says the levels economy can shrink by nearly 10 percent. if israel's bombardment continues through to the end of the and donald trump goes up to hesitate to base and the state of georgia outcome of the house lays off, it contains closing arguments against her rival stories. after the break, the the had that there's lots of lovely origin, whether to be found across europe at the moment. yes. we've got high pressure in charge, meaning whiskey and clear skies and lots of sunshine stretching fro

over the years took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on. curtis separates this minutes and so you can go tell them if the central government and non cut off the attack came one day after the government changes on a new approach on the curtis issue, which would see the p. k. kids jail leader released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now many question whether there's still room for peace. seeing i'm to solo algebra, her mom cousin on cut off still a head hey on. i'll just, they're a bang. the polls a staggering so of course the law says you didn't work is rejected offer to end a 6 weeks strike and it was one time to mattress m c's. we go inside a netherlands prison. that's now a launch pad, just off the fence. the had a load that, let's have a look at the weather across the middle east before we move on to africa. and despite, well, it's pretty quiet on the satellite image. we are seeing the development of some unsettled weather. and so whether band forming across the gulf is going to bring some ve

and it iso my pleasure to introduce our next author.trusza is the author of many books including 1932, the rise of hitler and fdr, two tales of politics, the trail and unlikely destiny. roosevelt sweeps the nation, 1936 landslide and the triumph of the liberal idea. and "gangsterland: a tour through the dark heart of jazz-age new york city." hevo has appeared on "morning joe", the voice of america, the history channel, american heroes chunksp of espn, npr and c-span. he's spoken at the fdr presidential library in the past at the john f. kennedy library and also at the truman presidential libraries, as well as grants cottage state historic site, the national baseballmu hl of fame and museum, and various institutions, universities and libraries and festivals across the country. and he lives in new york state, and here to talk with us about his recent book is david pietrusza. [applause] >> thank you. i think the first question i often get about the book is why, first off, thanks to all the great people here for having me. this is an honor

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particular, but there has got to be bad willn towards kamala harris becauseca she is it now and joe biden isoeen.focu in the briefing room, very few reporters go on it but they all focus on kamala harris now.is m that hurts. so it doesn't surprise me and it might be overstated and obviously biden wants kamala to win but there's got to be friction. >> laura: beyond outing kamala, he knows kamala and has worked with her the past year and a year ago i think one of the main stories in the atlantic and the title was "the harris problem, the kamala harris problem." they knew what sher, was like ad still went with her, ari, ands they still nominated him here to speak problem now is he's stuck with her and he needs her to win for his legacy to be complete.nd he doesn't want to at thison legacy obviously they hate donald trump that theyewar feele decision was awarded by the people. if instead hppede stepped in and donald trump went, he will kick himself and say i could have won and itot is impossible because e would noone-t have won. but one president steps asideinu and the vice president takesd hi ove

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correspondent madison scaper iso sees it growing. >> only way to get to these hard hit communities is by air. helicopters taking off in private planes landing this small airport has become a hub of activity for volunteers. they are dropping off key supplies to people, cut off from the outside. and organizers say they will continue to do this for as long as they are need. >> griff: fox news traveled exclusively aboard a black hawk helicopter operated by samaritan's purse. two areas cut off by civilization many without power and running water. >> they thought they would never see another person again. >> i was so nervous i couldn't do nothing. it just -- it makes me feel sick. >> we actually lost are our home. it was intense. i mean, we didn't ever expect anything like this up here in the mountains, that's for sure. >> griff: now the skies are full of army chinook helicopters as the 82nd airborne continues to mobilize. resources and supplies for entire communities trying to pick up the pieces. >> and, bret, as soldiers and fema workers and private organizations and volunteers alike all

i will point out kt shively, peter lipke and iso- three of your speakers today were all blessed to beis students and many, many more of his students out there in the world. he was also incredibly important as the editor of three book series at the university of york on a press. civil wars america with one or 15 titles. the littlefield history of the civil war era with 15 titles of military campaigns of the civil war. with attendant titles under his name. katie and i are continuing that tradition. again my great pleasure to introduce professor gallagher. [applause] >> thank you, kerri. there's going to be a departure from the general course of things this afternoon. this is the extent of my powerpoint presentation that you have behind me now. if it is absolutely essential that you have something to divert your attention from what i am saying i suggest you look at this here and see how many cute words you can make out of the letters for announcement civil war history. i am going to talk about the confederate side of this topic this morning. i'm going to second manassas rather than bull

could you do this or that, help my business, et cetera, et cetera but nobody came to me and said it iso this. man should play in women's sports. i think it is a constituency of almost nothing. yet, they do it.it tha may be because they want to destroy that country i don't know. >> sean: gender care for minors, care without parental consent. >> former president trump: so a young man leavesconsen for sc, and goes to school and thehi authority takes him over without parental consent and they do things to him you don't want to know about.t i mean, is supposed to be america? i don't think so. these people are radical people and let me tell you, she is not a smart person but a low-key individual and i have set up for a long time. she speaks so slowly. she thinks towo ask a question d she has grown up with front yard and everything is crazy,r "60 minutes" protects her and h "60 minutes" takes out her answer and puts in a new answer because her answer was so bad. i would love to have him do it for me. think about it, "60 minutes, abs can lose their license and thist they took out the whole answ

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and iso -- and i just think you're seeing more more pontificating, you know, more of him this kind ofard on these things. >> neil: finally, i did want to get your take on fracking, a big issue in your state, sir, there has been instances on the part of kamala harris, no -- more friendly and open to that no, and not very much up was not too long ago. and i understand politics and understand, you know, trying to appeal to all types. but do you think that will boom -- boomerang around her in your state? >> neil, i'll tell you i'm all -- i understand the critical role that natural gas plays in our economy today. we're proud to be a net energy exporter in pennsylvania, were proud of what it does for our economy and were proud of what it does for our national security being able to be energy independent. and proud of the fact that we are producing more energy than ever before in this nation, that something that is a sign of strength not just in pennsylvania but across the country but -- and i will tell you another sign of strength is that kamala harris over the last four or five years has h

the former president using the military to go after american citizens iso a very, very bad thing. he admires people who are dictators. he commented more than once, hitler did some good things too >> if he was left to his own devices, would he be a dictator? >> i think he'd love to be. >> when somebody's the president, the authority is total.ty >> i'm kamala harris and i approve thisis message. >> one of the closing argument ads from the kamala harris campaign. powerful ad. i mention that it's somewhat controversial ad not because of any of the factual assertions in the ad. it's all true stuff. it's controversial strategically because there are debates in democratic circles right now as to whether or not it'ses the mo effective thing to do in terms of voters' reaction, whether or not it's effective with voters to talk about trump's extremism and his unfitness and his dictatorial inclinations. and i have no idea whether it's effective with voters or not. it certainly does have the virtue of being a true thing to say about your opponent, which is always a nice thing in any campaign a

this iso bush specifically chose bush you want a president to speak at the reagan funeral at the nationalhedral. i was there for the funeral was terrific. it was just wonderful. i don't know how to describe it is just a clash of culture. was populist and bush was houston elitist. when hesi was kid he went to school in a limousine. he's a great man and a great hero of world war ii they did have lunch once a week. reagan really try that on the other hand they would just disagree on so many things. to answer your question is a very complicated relationship. and of course mrs. reagan said look, i sleep with this guy. going to given my advice. based on his conversations with mrs. reagan. >> to take that model of listening to your wife. i saw it may be one more question let's take a one more question and then craig, are you willing to take more questions? >> he is not going anywhere. i love a captive audience. >> and authors neverne upset. i think i had chris first. let's have chris and then let's have q and a in the book signing. >> okay excellent. >> creek, coming back to a point that was mad

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being investigated over the years took you have seen similar attacks, some of which were linked to iso, but most have been blamed on. curtis separates this minutes since. so you can go ton, i mean from the central government and non cut off the attack came one day after the government painted on a new approach on the curtis issue, which was the see the p. k. kids jail later released on parole in exchange for the on to laying down their weapons. but now might have question whether there's still room for peace. seen on to solo l g 0, cause i'm on cause i'm on cut out. it's been 7 years since a military crack down to me and them are forced more than 730000 broken, go to flee to bangladesh. and today they faced numerous challenges. and what's now the world's largest refuge account, and this conflicts in me and mars were kind state spreads many real finger or concerns. they may never be able to return home to your child, or it has more from cox's bizarre and bangladesh. 7 years after the 2017 military crack down in me and my growing a refugee is say, a life isn't much better in bangladesh,

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so yeah, iso don't know. it's a mixed bag. we seem to be a species that ourselves. we have a lot of curiosity, and it leads to harm not only to the people that are visited but also sometime to thehe visitors. cook's own then i think were in some cases ruined byse these voyages. so it's something we need to be careful about, i guess you would say, and to make our voyages around the world, , and be mindl of their impacts. >> iat would agree with you, hampton, that curiosity is innate to the human condition. and and i think my book shows different explorers from a wide range of backgrounds, men, women, african-americans, immigrants, indigenous people, all who share across 200 jews, right, different urges to go and uncover new things about the world. at its best, expiration leads to discovery which adds to human knowledge. i think that's a positive thing. i think there is also so much we can learn from history as we think about new frontiers today. that remain new frontiers today that really exciting, right? nasa has its missions sending people back to the moon. .. xplo

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