madeline albright. her own memoir. it gives you insight. she talks not only about what happened, but what people ate and what they wore. and she will be at the pratt library in may. >> madeline albright. >> may 10. >> another woman, infamous woman. that woman as the queen mother calls her, kate middleton in the news now. but one from baltimore, the dutchess of windsor. this is the only book that has been written about her because she was quite something. the only book written by a woman. that woman. the story of the dutchess of windsor. lots of interesting things. another interesting woman. she was the -- -- she got a phone call saying she is now the king of a village. >> out of nowhere? >> the king, a woman. so her story is ins prayingal. it is something i think would touch your heart. this village wasn't quite ready to have a woman to be the king. it needed a lot. >> what time will she be there, by the way. >> she will be at the pratt library at 2:00. we are expecting a great turnout. i know a lot of people are waiting for a book about ma

and 42nd president bill clinton will host a panel that will include former secretary of state madeline albright. the event is hosted by george washington university. live coverage starts at 7:30 eastern on c-span. >>> ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. hinckley can't believe he's this close. he's 15 feet from the president. he shoots. the first one hits jim brady in the head. he falls down. the second hits a d.c. police officer who had turned around to check on the president's progress. he gets hit in the back, falls down and screams i'm hit. now the path to the president is clear. it's wide open. hinckley has an effective range 20 to 30 feet. he's done practice. >> march 30th, 1981, would be assassin john hinckley fires six shots. this weekend on american artifacts, the race to save a president, sunday at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >>> live sunday on in depth, our founding fathers, civility and conservative politics. your questions for richard brookheiser. his 11 books include right time, right place, george washington on lea

to which secretary schultz said, well, we have madeline albright and colin powell. >> no, i said, i'm young. it was me. >> so at any rate, let me bring this evening to a close. i just -- i think this is appropriate to read something at the very end here that involves secretary perry. >> is this a book for sale? and will you sign copies of it if they buy one? >> yes and yes. so i'm describing at the very end here secretary perry, who teaches a class at stanford as he describes. and as he ends one of the classes, he said to his students, i was auditing this course a couple of years ago, and i was working on the book research. and i wrote down the words that he used at the end of this. he said, my generation was responsible for building up this fearsome nuclear arsenal. and my generation has now started the task of dismantling it. but we will not be able to finish this task. so we will have to pass the baton on to your generation. finally, i guess i have the gavel from gloria, so i will bring the meeting to an end. i'm sorry we've run out of time for further questions. and thank you all

national government in disputes not of its making how this group includes former secretary of state madeline albright former defense secretary william cohen and former deputy secretary of state john negroponte and in fact instead of only providing warnings these officials actually remind the supreme court that we've already seen consequences to this law a month after s.b. ten seventy was passed the mexican president expressed his concern and a speech to the u.s. congress in june of two thousand and ten six mexican governors canceled their trips to phoenix for an annual conference as u.s. and mexican governors on border issues public opinion polls in mexico changed immediately unpaved public attitudes towards the u.s. jumping from twenty seven to forty eight percent after this law was passed out salvador and nights ago have issued travel warnings to their citizens coming to the u.s. presidents and parliaments in bolivia brazil colombia ecuador el salvador guatemala honduras and nicaragua have all issued statements criticizing this law this isn't to say that states should set their policies according t

i remember sitting down with madeline albright on the border of bangladesh looking at the freed recently recaptured prostitutes who had been beaten and sold by their family for the lack of survival and these young girls were trying to regain their dignity in life. we cannot tolerate that. and so i am committing myself wholeheartedly to the passage of the international violence against women act and i would commend rush limbaugh to invite us on and talk about constructive ways of helping women. i give him every opportunity to have some guest where we can call in. i don't think that is possible but i will challenge all the women of the house, let's try to dial that number. and see if we can provide some light on this topic. dealing with what women face beyond the caring and having the joy of bearing a child but then sometimes raising them as a single parent and having to have food stamps and having to have children's health insurance or the affordable care act to survive and to raise these wonderful children. and how many have testified from soldier to president that have testified about a