marvin kalb.career working for both cbs news and nbc news, where he served as chief diplomatic correspondent. also as moscow bureau chief and moderator of "meet the press." he was a founding director at the kennedy school of government at harvard university. he is currently a writer in residence at the u.s. institute of peace. he is a presidential fellow at the george washington university, as well as edward r. murrow professor emeritus at harvard's kennedy school of government. please welcome our moderator, marvin kalb. [applause] both have served as secretary of state, all right with president clinton and jewels with president reagan. our conversation tonight will focus on war and peace building. rarely in american history have we been confronted with so many daunting challenges, not only the economic challenges which are daunting enough, but in addition to wars in iraq and afghanistan, the threats of global terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and climate change. there are flickering as of good ne

please welcome our moderator marvin kalb. [applause] >> thank you very much, and good evening.come to this special event with two very special people, madeleine albright and george schultz, both having served as secretary of state, albright with president clinton, and schultz with president reagan. our conversation tonight will focus on war and peace-building. rarely in american history have we been confronted with so many daunting challenges, not only the economic challenges which are daunting enough, but in addition, two wars in iraq and afghanistan, the threats of global terrorism, nuclear proliferation, and climate change. there are flickerings of good news. the communications revolution inspiring political hope around the world, we will all remember, i think, what happened in iran last summer. that what's realistic? what's possible? what should our priorities be at this crucial moment in our history? who better to ask than secretaries of state george shuttle and madeleine albright. secretary schultz served in the nixon and reagan administrations, with nixon as secretary of

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kalb for more than an hour. >> i am pleased to introduce the program moderator for the evening. marvin has had a distinguished 30-year broadcast career. he served as chief diplomatic correspondent. he was also the moscow bureau chief and moderator of meet the press. he was the founding director of the center for policy at the kennedy school of government at harvard university. he is a writer in residence at the u.s. institute of peace. he is a presidential fellow at the george washington university as well as edward r. murrow professor emeritus at harvard kennedy school of government. please welcome kalb. [applause] >> thank you. thank you and good evening and welcome to this special event with two very special people. madeleine albright and george shultz. both having served eds -- as secretary of state, albright with president clinton and shultz with president reagan our conversation will focus on war and peace building. rarely in american history have we been confronted with some many daunting challenges not only the economic challenges which are daunting enough but in addition, two

kalb forndent martin calle little more than an hour. >> i am pleased to introduce the program moderator for the evening. marvin has had a distinguished 30-year broadcast career. he served as chief diplomatic correspondent. he was also the moscow bureau chief and moderator of meet the press. he was the founding director of the center for policy at the kennedy school of government at harvard university. he is a writer in residence at the u.s. institute of peace. he is a presidential fellow at the george washington university as well as edward r. murrow professor emeritus at harvard kennedy school of government. please welcome kalb. [applause] >> thank you. thank you and good evening and welcome to this special event with two very special people. madeleine albright and george shultz. both having served eds -- as secretary of state, albright with president clinton and shultz with president reagan our conversation will focus on war and peace building. rarely in american history have we been confronted with some many daunting challenges not only the economic challenges which are daunting enough but in addition, two