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rob many, thanks, and date john nelson wright is associate professor in bolton, japanese studies of the university of cambridge. he's also a senior fellow for northeast asia. chatham house, he joins us now live from parents, good teddy with us, a professor other than very clearly a highly respected internationally. why who? because of the enormous impact he had on japanese form policy. this is a man who really made japan into a 1st year. so many of his performs to strength national security decision making, try to provide a much more coordinated approach to global and regional challenges. as you heard in your report. placing so much importance from the us, japan relationship he was i think he can't be underestimated. 30 single minded in his vision about making japan and theresa called normal nation a proactive country, which would focus on the importance of security, not just for japan, but for other countries. and i think when, when we consider his legacy, it's important to understand how some of the things we take for granted today in terms of japan's ability to to make the political,

david baldacci nelson mitchell ,michael connolly, john grisham, james patterson. i'm not ashamed . that's relaxium page turner. they're popular because they're popular peopleec love those books. >> a tell gutfeld things are popular because they're good nelsons now. >> you know, he's a great guy. he's a long jesco. >> do you read at the beach? aree you now you take care of a baby at the beach. >> i guess the only time io anymore and i understand the question at first though, t the thing that i am reading is about the showtime lakers because i loved winning time one hbo, so i wanted to read the book behind it to see how much it added up to it. my favorite beach read series of all time was a fifty shades series, which i love. oh wow. is that for wow. wow. it's 300 pregnant book. you know, he is so funny. noww you're all talking about notes in the middle. i have this new book that isn' outt . it's to i just got it the other day so i'm going to be reading that and i'm reading keiller one already. >> really unbelievable. those are the books i read. i read nelson dumbell. i always read tem

recommending three people to be the new vice president and he recommended john connolly melvin laird was the defense secretary nelson rockefeller who he ultimately chose his own vice president or ronald reagan, and he said i will not go into the reasons for my views as i'm sure you're familiar with reasons in each instance and then and then of course the nixon letter resigning in 1974 interestingly noted here 11:35 a.m. initial by henry kissinger hk, and then of course here is the the the index card that that came to his when he when he was actually took the oath of office and and i want to draw your attention to these three pictures on on this sidebar here this frame, um, you see agnew and carl albert ford and albert and and rockefeller and carl albert. the continuity here is in the speaker. he's the only person who hasn't shifted in this in this musical chairs during this cast of characters, and so so i've been very interested and they didn't have anything when i was at the ford museum about this and and and and it kind of stayed with me and then during the the middle part of the trump administration. um, i was wo

john grissom, james paterson. i'm not ashamed. >> they're popular because they're popular. >> tell gutfeld. >> nelson demill. >> do you read at thech jessica or take care of the baby at the pitch. >> the question first the thing that i am reading is about the show time lakers because i loved winning team on hbo so i wanted to read the book behind it to see how much it added up to it. my favorite series of all times was the 50 shades series. >> oh, wow, jessica. >> is that appropriate? >> i'm triggered. >> while you were pregnant? >> yes. the book did it. >> no, it's so funny. >> i love it. so fun. >> now you're all talking about nelson demill i have his new book that isn't out yet. >> what book? >> the new one i just got it the other day so i'm going to be reading that and i'm reading killing the killers. >> good one. i already read it. >> reilly, unbelievable. those are the books i read. i read nelson demill i always read demill. and then i sleep the rest of the time stop kidding we're all sleeping at the beach. >> i'm actually reading about cnn plus which is weird it's the only book that begins with chapter 11. >> hey, all righ

john lewis was beaten and gassed in selma. this was also reminiscent of joe biden who was arrested on his way to meeting with nelson mandela. >>his day, 30 years ago, nelson mandela walked out of prison and entered into discussions about apartheid. i had the great honor of meeting him. i had the great honor of being arrested with our u.n. ambassador on the streets trying to get to see him on robin's island. >> jesse: actually, joe biden made that up. but, that's besides the point. history will remember this day as america's own tiananmen square moment when a single protester stared down the barrel of a militaristic regime. but in some ways, aoc's fight for justice was even more unique because the officers arresting her also wanted to date her. we know this because there were no handcuffs. nobody got roughed up. in fact, the cops were total gentlemen. they will handed out bottled water and overripe bananas. apartment oc bravely ate that banana handed to her by the ultra maga police because she needed the energy for what could come next. and then once all the cameras were rolling, aoc obviously one of the theater kids in high sc

governor nelson rockefeller's 1963 speech denouncing the radical right is the latest episode of the "reflections of history" podcast. jon meacham, thank you very much. john well, for coming on this hour. >>> still ahead this morning, we talk to a political strategist who played a key role in some of the biggest political rises and falls over the last 15 years. liz smith joins us in just a few minutes. >>> plus, major league baseball has hit its unofficial halfway point. the all-star break. the mad dog, chris russo, is here with what to watch out for in the second half of the season. we'll be right back. season and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. we'll be right back. if maga republicans get their way, abortion will be banned nationwide, with no exceptions. medicare and social security will end in five years, with no replacement. elections will be decided by politicians, with no regard for your vote. if maga republicans get back in power, your rights, benefits and freedoms will be in danger. democrats will protect your rights. and the only way to stop maga republicans is to vote for democrats. ff pac is responsible for the