fightings landslide victories little surprise this place kuntz former president barack obama as one of its own. his father grew up here. is still is named after him. obama's uncle is still here. for the last 4 years we have seen the. president trump the way he's treating the world it's like it's about himself and himself alone in zimbabwe they're hoping whoever wins will treat them to some relief from punishing sanctions. what if we used to see nixon's actually change stance what implicit types in smoove these. was that they put on our nation into consider these sanctions are actually getting the ordinary citizens. in nigeria the election has been the talk of the newsstands with trump's claims of voter fraud not only unnoticed here like being addicted to the tragedy truths. which is very but it is actually has been our drum by now is the man of value includes i know you can do anything wow still see he said that was all the same when the president of united states who put you up at the end your and then. you know every time to take courses. from lessons on race to sanctions and democra

diane kuntz, who is the executive director of the center first option policy for children and adoption and family issues at duke university. dr. diane has worked with centers for disease control. he was the architect for the haitian humanitarian parole program, which brought over more than a thousand unparented children to the adoptive parents after the 2010 earthquake. she also helped the haiti act of 2010, which granted u.s. citizenship to these adopted children. after practicing law early in her career, she went on to study the economic history of yale university. she went on to teach at yale and columbia, and since 2010 has been in various capacities at duke university's. while at yale she worked extensively on 20th-century history and wrote price winning books. we are delighted to have her now to provide some comments and questions to tom. you have the floor. >> thank you, so much. it's wonderful to be here. especially in terms of both congratulating tom, but the connection with william archer lewis. roger invited me to my first seminar at the wilson center in 1988. it was so impo