join us to talk much issues a mf the democratic women's working group. , tell us what the group is what was the kaufman yesterday area guest: this is a group of women who meet with leader pelosi to update the sexual-harassment laws in the congress of the united date. procedurest the same as for federal employees are the private sector. the public isf going to allow that anymore. this is a group of women trying where they can be made more reasonable. i am working on a bill that will likethe process look more the private sector or at least like the sector that federal employees must abide by. host: congress voted on sexual trestman -- harassment training. what do you think will be the and result? guest: just consider that. we are given ourselves congratulations on a requirement that staff and members be trained about sexual rasmussen. really? in 2017 you're getting around to that? wired of the private sector and federal employees. don't even need a bill to do it, frankly. i said to my staff, i took the training, you must take the training. at the same time, it was a first cap. stepwledge

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join us to talk much issues a mf the democratic women's working group. , tell us what the group is what was the kaufman yesterday area guest: this is a group of women who meet with leader pelosi to update the sexual-harassment

pretty much all of them and they all said yes that is for the au mf issue will come to a head not all my senate colleagues agree with me on this and i respect their views that i think they haven't read the constitution of the federalist papers in a while in terms of north korea looking at from one angle versus afghanistan with the war on terror but still very valid but it is different from a contextual standpoint. >> i know you are busy but we have a follow-up question to north korea. on the merits of the issue, it seems secretary tillerson would like to move to deterrence to some type of diplomatic negotiations to stop their program. others think we ought to think about preemptive option -- action so with congressional authorization where is the leadership on the senate for the national security advisor? >> they are both good questions but actually they are interrelated your diplomacy is much more effective if your adversaries believe it is a continuum with credible military options are part of that continuum there was a lot of things i was supportive of foreign policy but nobody bec

i think an au mf, if they can get it, brings more credibility to the diplomacy. but that would be a very serious debate, a very serious debate in congress, and i think if it comes to that -- we are not calling for it right now -- but if it comes to that, we should have it. >> please join me in thanking senator dan sullivan. [applause] >> thank you, senator sullivan. we are going to move this podium offstage. jonathan? are we ready to go on to the next batch? we are. ok. let me call up to the podium, then, my friends steve and richard. so we looked at two issues this summer that are both important factors in whether or not the united states is going to maintain its global leadership role. the first is trade, where i think we have seen the most significant departure from republican and democratic policy over the last half-century in the trump administration, the rejection of the transpacific partnership, the idea of a free trade agreement, and also perhaps even some fundamental changes to nafta. the second is technology, where the united states needs to maintain it

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join us to talk much issues a mf the democratic women's working group. , tell us what the group is what the kaufman yesterday area guest: this is a group of women who meet with leader pelosi to update the sexual-harassment laws in the congress of the united date. procedurest the same as for federal employees are the private sector. the public isf going to allow that anymore. this is a group of women trying where they can be made more reasonable. i am working on a bill that will likethe process look more the private sector or at least like the sector that federal employees must abide by. host: congress voted on sexual trestman -- harassment training. what do you think will be the and result? guest: just consider that. we are given ourselves congratulations on a requirement that staff and members be trained about sexual rasmussen. really? in 2017 you're getting around to that? wired of the private sector and federal employees. don't even need a bill to do it, frankly. i said to my staff, i took the training, you must take the training. at the same time, it was a first cap. stepwledge that

aggressively there are those who say it is a disaster actually we are trying to be supportive of the au mfgs more credibility to the diplomacy but that would be a very serious debate in congress and if it comes to that he should have it. >> please join me to thank senator sullivan [applause]. >> my pleasure great to be here. >> thank you senator sullivan we will move this offstage. are we ready for the next session? we are. i will call up to the podium. >> looking at two issues this summer that are both important factors whether the united states will maintain its global leadership role the first is trade we have seen the most significant departure over the last half-century and that is a rejection of the tpp trade agreement and even some fundamental changes to nafta but the second is technology where united states needs to maintain so we have two people here to talk about those subjects the first is stephen biegun a veteran of several administrations most recently george w. bush where he was senior official chief of staff national security council now vice president of ford motor company