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>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 40th vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. pence: ♪ mr. pence: hello hawkeyes. it is great to be at the university of iowa, i want to thank hunter for that wonderful introduction. and i were chatting backstage, he knows the introduction i prefer is shorter. i am a christian, a conservative and republican in that order, and that is my honor to be with you here at the university of iowa. thank you all for coming out. thank you for coming to this lecture series. sponsored what i think is the premier campus-based organization in america, for more than 50 years. the young america foundation has been advancing the cause of freedom on campuses across america, and it's my great honor to welcome you to this preserving america liberty lecture series sponsored by young americans for freedom. i also want to thank -- the small but mighty chapter here at the university of i with. members who are here tonight, would you mind standing and taking about? this is the team that brought this evening to your campus. [applause] i'm humbled to see s

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 40th vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 48th vice president of the united states, mike pence. [ cheering and applause ] ♪ taking care of business we've been taking care of business and working overtime ♪ ♪ >>> hello, hawkeyes, it is great to be at the university of iowa. i want to thank hunter for that wonderful introduction but he and i were chatting backstage, so he knows the introduction i prefer is a little bit shorter. i'm christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order, and it is my honor to be with you here at the university of iowa tonight. thank you all for coming out. thank you for coming to this lecture series. sponsored by what i think is the premiere campus-based organization in america for more than 50 years, young america's foundation has been advancing the cause of freedom on campuses across america and it's my great honor to welcome you to this preserving america, liberty and freedom lectured series sponsored by young americans for freedom. [ applause

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. >> let's go to mike, bloomberg. >> mr. chairman, the median forecast for inflation in this meeting's economic projections has been revised up significantly for 2021 but it barely moved for 2022 and 2023. you said you expect inflation to fall significantly. is that because you are going to raise interest rates or because the virus is going to fade? is it a question of when, not if you raise interest rates, and does it suggest that your critics are correct and you might be afraid you are behind the curve? >> looking at the sep in meeting forecast, or inflation did move up but .4, so that is a pretty significant move up. it is based on both of those things, i suppose. i do think there is a broad expectation among forecasters, including our own that the bottlenecks will alleviate some time over the course of this year. if you look at where blue-chip forecasts are, they will show inflation coming back down significantly toward the back and -- end of next year. i would say as well that our policy should begin to have an effect o

please give a warm new home -- a warm new hampshire welcome to vice president mike pence. [applause] mr. pence: thank you so much. hello, new hampshire. it is a privilege to be here with all of you, and a special joy to be on the road once again with gerrit -- jessica anderson. it's the flagship of the conservative movement and they are fighting for freedom all across america. join me in thanking jessica. [applause] i also want to thank steve. i said -- i listened to him speak at this podium a few moments ago, and i turned to jessica and i said we should just say thank you, good night. what a great and stirring presentation. it really calls into high relief the choice that we face as americans. i am here today really for two reasons. number one, i'm here to stand up for the american worker. to stand up for american families. to stand up for american businesses. and number two, i am here to stand up to the biden big government socialist agenda that will derail the future of our families and our businesses and our workers. [applause] we came here today to deliver a very clear message. to

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 40th vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. pence: ♪

. >> okay, let's go to mike at bloomberg. >> mr. chairman, the median forecast for inflation in this month's-- or this meeting's economic projections has been revised up significantly for 2021, but barely moved for 2022 and 2023. you've said you expect inflation to fall significantly. is that because you're going to raise interest rates or because the virus is going to fade and the effects are going to fade? in other words, is it a question of when, not if you raise interest rates and does it suggest that maybe your critics are correct and you might be afraid you're behind the curve? >> actually, i'm looking at the s&p here and the median forecast for cooler and headline inflation did move up by 4/10 each and in the sec, that's a pretty significant move up. it's based on both of those things, i suppose. and i do think there's a broad expectation among forecasters, including our own, that the bottle necks will alleviate sometime over the course of this year. if you look at where blue chip forecasts are, which is the group of well-res

mr and mrs mike mibach up there in a cabin? sure you know you're right.hough, mike, it is starting off at brain. it's just to warm still, but by later on tonight, the numbers will tally up right now in the greater lake tahoe area we've seen about an inch of precipitation that's about it, and that is in the form of snow and tahoe city and also in kirkwood and the cells show, however, watch these numbers climb as the days tick by by monday easily at 6200 ft on the greater league top. oh ho, south shore. we will have over five ft of fresh powder there and then we still have more storms on monday and on tuesday, but because of these totals, the national weather service has issued a winter storm advisor in effect for today, until tomorrow morning. bright at four am we have a winter storm warning that goes into effect, as well as an avalanche warning. because the snow is going to dump we are anticipating again over five inches of snow at lake level above 7000 ft. we could easily accumulate anywhere between eight and 10 ft. of snow, so the frontal boundary that

mike: you stay right here, mr. bourbon bread pudding. kumasi: it is good, mike.just tasted the sauce. mmm. all right, got to talk. four and nearly quarter inches of rain in san francisco, but we are saying goodbye. showers are tapering. partly cloudy, so grab the sunglasses. tonight, grab n extr blanket and watch for frost anda our goal is neighborhoodsn. mainly dry this weekend with clouds on the increase. i think the rain is going to hold off until after the sun sets on sunday. we are in a bowl of cold, unstable air. behind that, high pressure. that is what it will be dry with huge temperature swings from 20's and 30's to the 50's the next couple of days. 55 to 58 degrees today, and look at the wealth of 30's. just about everywhere, even around redwood city and palo alto. otherwise, 40 242 on the bayshore and to the coast. on sunday, until 11:00, it is pretty dry. monday and tuesday, that weak atmospheric atmospheric weather come -- atmospheric weather comes in. we are looking at one to three additional inches and that means several more feet of snow. one for t

here with reaction is fox news contributor and former secretary of state, mike pompeo. mr.ame the west. he was also asked, will you guarantee you won't invade ukraine and he goes um, no. >> well, vladimir putin has been on the stage for an awfully long time. he knows full well that latvia isn't going to invade russia. he knows this , it's victim ization to assert somehow he feels threatened from those countries for an invasion. he's the one that raised the tension, not fault-wise with him but there's fault in the biden administration too when putin saw what happened in afghanistan, the terrible tragedy of 13 americans being killed and real weakness being shown when we gave him the opportunity to finish his pipeline and have energy control over germany, he saw american weakness and so i think what you've seen over these past days and weeks is him building and putting pressure on the americans looking for concessions trying to achieve something through threats and coercion that he doesn't want to do militarily but he's perfectly prepared to push the biden administration to th

mr. dirty jobs himself mike rowe sending sitting down for an interview might show the pursuit and we were's somebody who has a dirty job i bet you never considered and he's at who's not? i said santa claus and he's are laughing and said he does have a dirty job and i said didn't you used to be an opera singer? he said i did and i said we should record a christmas song and he said that's a great idea so i got up, i had to go to the restroom, take a little time out and i was in the bathroom and this course hits my mind santa claus got a dirty job and i said i think that's it so course you have your iphone in the bathroom, everybody does and i walked out of the bathroom and i say i think i just wrote our course and that's how it started. kennedy: i hope you like mailbox money and he's right, now that you mention it, santa has a tough job, getting chased by big dogs and getting but in the face from reindeer. >> anything can happen when you're santa claus but this was inevitable, put yourself in my place i'm sitting there and interviewed by this guy and an cowboy hat and he goes to the bathroo

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. >> let's go to mike at bloomberg. reporter: mr. chairman, the median forecast for inflation in this meetings economic projections has been revised up significantly for 2021 but barely move for 2022 and 2023. you've said you expect inflation to fall significantly. is that because you're going to raise interest rates or because the virus is going to fade and the effects are going to fade? in other words is it a question of when, not if you raise interest rates and does it suggest that maybe your critics are correct and you might be afraid you're behind the curve? >> so actually, i'm looking at the sep and the median forecast for core and headline inflation did move up by four-tenths each so that's a significant in an s ep, it's a pretty significant move up. it's based on both of those things, i suppose. i do think there's a broad expectation among forecasters including our own that the bottlenecks will alleviate sometime over the course of this year. if you look at where blue chip forecasts are, which is the group of well-resourced l

curt see of mike and gwen, the unofficial mr. and mrs. claus at the heart of the wonderland. little magic to their front yard. >> we put up three words, hohoho and that was it. >> reporter: one displayed grew to dozens that attracted cars up to two miles long. 73-year-old mike is building six months of the year. his crowning achievement, two large working ferris wheels. >> my son road the ferris wheel when he was four and five years old, now his children ride the same ferris wheel. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: there's no fees for onlookers but the couple accepts donations, toys go to toys toths. financial contributions go to march of dimes for personal reasons. >> ten years ago, my daughter had twins, you have to excuse me, but we lost one of them at 11 weeks. it was devastating. we decided that that would be another great way to give back. >> reporter: last year the couple raised nearly $40,000 for the cause. >> i like the princess one. >> reporter: even with pandemic and politics dividing the nation, the gaddys have found their winter wonder is magic everyone can agree

we don't have word, mike, on what mrs. claus had to say about it.your people, this is football. what do you have to say? >> i'm a giants fan. we're terrible. it's that special time of the year, gillian. we all look forward to it. not talking about the holidays but a time when the alfredo can flow and the ragu, too. we're talking about never-ending pasta days at olive garden. there's new reporting that never could be now with the special of bottomless carbs and savory sources ending. olive garden is pulling the plug on its special. the promotion wasn't as pro feltable as previously believed. that's because you're feeding your face, right? >> what could have seen that coming. feeding people all they want and more. >> is this last call? folks should head down and get it while they can. >> that's true. maybe we should head over there after the show today. thanks to everybody at home for joining us. mike, great to be with you. >> gillian, i'm enjoyed it very much. mike emanuel. the story with trace gallagher starts right now. >> thanks. i'm trace gallagh

. >> let's go to mike at "bloomberg." >> mr. chairman, the median forecast for inflation in this month's or this meeting's economic projections has been revised up significantly for 2021, but barely moved for 2022 and 2023 you've said you expect inflation to fall significantly. is that because you're going to raise interest rates or because the virus is going to fade and the effects are going to fade? in other words, is it a question of when, not if you raise interest rates and does it suggest that maybe your critics are correct and you might be afraid you're behind the curve? >> actually, i'm looking at the sep here, and the median forecast for core and headline inflation did move up by 0.4 each that's a significant, in an sep that's a pretty significant move up it's based on both of those things, i suppose. i do think there's a broad expectation among forecasters including our own that the bottlenecks will alleviate some time over the course of next year if you look at where blue chip forecasts are, which is the group of well-

every december fairy tale characters and even ninja turtles come to life curtesy of mike and gwen, the unofficial santa and mrsegan 33 years ago when the couple, parents of three, decided to add a little magic to their front yard. >> we decided to put up three yords, ho, ho, ho, and that was it. >> one display soon grew to dozens that attract nightly lines of cars up to two miles long, maintaining the exhibit has become a full-time job. 73-year-old mike is building six months of the year. his crowning achooechld? two charge working ferris wheels. >> my son road the ferris wheel and he was four and five and now his children ride the same ferris wheel. >> there's no fee for onlookers but the couple accepts donations. toys go to toys for tots. financial contributions go to the march of dimes. >> thank you so much. >> for a very personal reason. >> ten years ago my daughter had twins, and you'll have to excuse me, but we lost one of them at 11 weeks. and it was devastating. we decided that that would be another great way to give back. >> last year the couple raised nearly $40,000 for the cause. >> i like the chris

fauci, because there are millions of people that flat out don't believe in. >> mike: chuck, we will see another key test for mral arguments and a pair of appeals over those mandates, the mandate for large businesses, and the mandate for health care workers at facilities receiving medicaid and medicare funding. the white house says it's confident it has legal justification for its policies but you covered the court. how do you see this playing out? >> i think they've got a problem, which is that they have six conservative justices on that court who are known to be skeptical of government regulation in general, and the kind of attenuated linkage to a statute that this mandate rests on. even by the admission of those who support it, we just feel it sort of falls under category of an older statute and they didn't require new congressional enactment. if i don't know how this would play into the court but i think it's an interesting factor. the ground has shifted under the mandate since it was proposed. now, is your previous guest, dr. jha, suggested, fully vaccinated may mean three shots whereas when they proposed

mr. shot ties this to people like mike lindell leading a national crusade to say the whole election was stolen from donald trump, the three percenters and characters connected that had to distance themselves from because of the criminal records. there is a whole scary spooky aspect to it but in the end, how much of this is just g.o. tv? that in order to get republicans to vote at all, you have to go through the process in republican states of doing the audit and saying there was fraud and of undermining and in utah this means the whole way they vote, mail in voting because it seems donald trump created an imperative to turn their voters away from the idea of voting by mail but also to get them motivated to participate at all by promising to contest the results of elections even when trump won? >> yeah, i mean, it's become the ultimate test for the republican party everywhere now and it's the myth there is something undue. everyone in washington and the democratic party is paying attention to the reporting. what is happening that the republican paty is doing is happening at local and state leve

mr. moore will vote nay on the previous question. as the member designated by for mike simpson of idaho, i inform the house that mr. simpson will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. o'halloran, i inform the house that mr. o'halloran will vote yes on the previous question. as the member designated by mr. grijalva, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> as the member designated by ms. kim of california, i inform the house that ms. kim will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. rush of illinois, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas rise? >> as the member designated by mr. donalds of florida, i inform t

mr. grasso thank you. we'll let you go, mikelly let's turn from the winners to losers in the market, comcast and charter, among the worst in the s&p today our parent company comcast near a 52-week low after comments from its cable ceo at the ubs investment conference. let's bring in julia boorstin with more on that story. >> well, kelly, the key thing here is that the company warned comcast/cnbc's parent company did warn they will see fewer broadband net additions in the fourth quarter than analysts had been anticipating. for the full year they thought there would be 1.3 million new broadband addition, analysts expecting 1.4. the key thing it implies the addition of 185,000 new subscribers in the fourth quarter, down from as many as 461 in the first quarter, 354,000 in the second quarter and 300,000 in the third quarter. we're seeing a decline over the course of the year, but there are a couple other key things to note here. it does seem like there's been a real pull forward in broadband subscribers, broadband net additions into

former secular say, mike pompeo, always great to see. have a great weekend. >> mr.e too good to see the former secretary there. if you is. this business with russia and ukraine, it is becoming a greater concern. a lot of people think is the prelude to an invasion, at least to the eastern part of ukraine. we will have to keep watching this one. >> sandra: we will indeed. next up, concerns over covid and a potential new lockdown. what the cdc is telling our own dr. siegel about this new variant. >> john: plus whether the restrictions really are necessary, or if they are overkill with the lack of lot of information. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: the white house is defending its plans to combat the omicron barren, saying that travel and testing moves will help keep americans safe. as more cases are discovered in the u.s., how confident should we be that there initiatives will have any impact. add milk, brett giroir on that. but first let's bring in dr. marc siegel who sat down on a whole range of topics prayed we were looking for despair dr. hello. >> dr. siegel: hello. great to see y

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we have mike memoli, antonio hilton, jacob ward and dr. ashish jha. and ashley parker joins us. mr. memoli, what are we going to hear from the president? >> reporter: steph, obviously the emergence of the omicron variant has raised the sort of covid spechter higher on the agd but the plans the president is set to lay out today has been in the works for weeks. so what is the plan? it starts with more stringent testing on international travelers. you have to have a test within 24 hours of your departure for the u.s. in order to be admitted. there was some discussion of some testing after arrival but the white house did not go that route. there's now focus on keeping schools reopened. the white house is pushing more pop up family vaccination clinics to try to encourage families to get their young ones vaccinated and also reviewing policies around school closures if there are cases to do everything they can to keep the schools open. we're going to see a major effort around boosters. we have to talk about boosters dr. anthony fauci was in the briefing room yesterday saying you should not

mike pompeo, then secretary of state... but with respect, none of these people are in power any more, and isn't the truth that probably mr bolsonaroe in power after the election that comes next year? all the polls show that he is now lagging far behind former president lula, who seems determined to run in the next election. i put it to you one more time, as a result of the failures of your policymaking and your boss's, mr bolsonaro, your time, your time will soon be up. no. well, we're there for values. so, the time for sovereignty, the time forforeign policy that corresponds to the feelings of the brazilian people will not be up. yeah? unfortunately, and you don't want to see that, but if you go and study brazil, in reality, you'll see what i mean when i say that we are up against a very strong, corrupt system and foreign policy during my tenure was an instrument to fight against that system, and our alliance with the united states was one of the instruments for that. we had shared values with the trump administration. we still have shared values that the biden administration, and i dealt with them and i still, in my term, had ve

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mike! how are you doing? good, good. what is the identity of this city? the identity of this city is beautiful, colourful, chaotic. mr.erkins! you rock! hey, my man! what's up, baby? anything but bland. - poet, activist and radio host, chuck perkins is new orlean's man-about-town. after joining the marines to pay his way through university, chuck returned to his hometown to spread the gospel on local culture - from poetry to music. this is one of the only american cities that has a very distinct culture, like tradition here is very important. and you know, when people come here for the first time, they feel like they're in a place that's different from any place they've been in this country for sure. it's happy and it's fun, and it's about celebrating life. you can hear the sounds of africa, you can taste the food of africa, you can taste the food of france, of haiti. it's all in there. yeah. but what are the struggles that new orleans faces? one of the biggest problems, it does have to do with gentrification. what's happening is that the tastes of the typical americans are changing, you see. i mean, in the 1960's and

president mike pence as president of the senate should call out all electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all." you can see why this is so critical to ask mrressman jordan revealed that he was the one who sent that to meadows. so the guy touting the very same playbook the former president was pushing mike pence to spearhead, the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, fronting for a legal fig leaf to cover an attempted coup. the same jim jordan who's rarely at a loss for words unless the question concerns his conversations with the former president that day, something you would think he might remember. >> on january 6th did you speak with him before, during, or after the capitol was attacked? >> i'd have to go -- i -- i spoke with him that day after. i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or -- i just don't know. i'd have to go back and -- i don't -- i don't know that -- when those conversations happened. but -- what i know is i spoke to him all the time. >> well, you take that, his continued embrace of the election lie, and yesterday's revelation about him pushing that justification for overthrowing a free

mike: i want to start by taking stock and the president's first year in office. catherine, mr.read renewed confidence that government can do big things, but here we are heading into year two with the government struggling to ensure americans have key supplies like testing and now therapeutics and the president is again pressing hard for vaccinations. give us a sense of this covid scorecard on task dick-- tactics and messaging. >> that's right, mike. i think the public is getting a mixed review right now on covid and i think we see that in the polls with frustration around where things stand and i think we have to think about this that the president ran as someone who was in control and this summer he said the country would declare independence from the virus and and then we had dealt and now he's dealing with the challenges of omicron and you really seen them play out holiday season with long lines at testing centers and travel has been snarled. this isn't the festive moment the president was hoping for and what you hear from the white house is a sort of a mixed response here.

6th, 2021, vice-president mike pence as president of the senate should call out all electoral votes he believes as unconstitution as no electoral votes. this is critical to ask mradows about. >> that's not an actual text message. it was longer in original form to say nothing of the fact he added punctuation to give the impression that jordan directed meadows to give pence the order. the committee said that the graphic had been reformatted. and a period was added inadvertently and the committee regrets the errors. >> tucker: too late. thank you. ingle was on the show general hospital which is still on the air. he was one of the longest employees there. 25 years. but he was fired because he will not comply with disney's manditary injection policy and he is ewing the company. -- he is an actor and a very smart guy who thought this through to a deep level. we had a long conversation with him for tucker carlson today. here is part of it. >> ♪ ♪ . >> i am still blown away i am sitting here having this conversation. i never thought i would do this and i never thought i would number a lawsuit, a situation like that. i am not that kind of person. but i can't turn a blin

one relates to mike meadows�* communications with members of congress about appointing an alternate slate of electors. mrinto one of the schemes we had to try and overturn the election in one of the ways it was a legal. the federal court had rejected these ideas and it shows you a way in which both meadows and president trump as well were heavily involved in those schemes. it isjust... they were heavily involved in those schemes. it is just... they were trying to run, it seems, multiple schemes desperate to hold onto power and here we have the chief of staff saying he loves it to the idea of the plan that even the person who is proposing it recognises that it would be outrageous or highly controversial. he would be outrageous or highly controversial.— would be outrageous or highly controversial. ., , ,, ., controversial. he also supplied to the committee _ controversial. he also supplied to the committee a _ controversial. he also supplied to the committee a powerpoint - controversial. he also supplied to - the committee a powerpoint document, a 38 page powerpoint document that is filled with all manner

mr meadows was being investigated.— being investigated. the january six committee _ being investigated. the january six committee investigating - being investigated. the january j six committee investigating the capital attack targeted mike he was one of the first subpoenas that theyissued of the first subpoenas that they issued compelling document production and a deposition behind closed doors. meadows started to co—operate to some degree last month, he produced about 9000 documents, as you said, he produced text messages, he produced emails, he even produced a power point that talk about ways to stop the certification ofjoe the certification of joe biden's the certification ofjoe biden's victory from taking place onjanuary six. then what happened was that the committee went and tried to subpoena the core records, of his personal cellphone, at which point the cooperation deal broke down and meadows stopped cooperating and the result was him being recommended for prosecution for defying the subpoena. that recommended for prosecution for defying the subpoena.— defying the subpoena. that was hu . h defying the subpoena. that was hugh lowell. — defying the subpoena. that was hugh lowell, speaking - defying the subpoena. th

mike? >> spots on san mateo bridge, nothing major there. notice on the right as you catch the view of the american flag, it's at half-staff for mr.ck at 11:00. the "today" show is next. with covid on the rise and omicron on the horizon. >> we needed to do something bold quickly and get ahead of all of this.

mr. jefferson of virginia would be proud. >> thank you so much. >> the great common reality of virginia. >> 100 residents are still missing following the devastating tornadoes. mikes in dawson springs. the president will be very affected by what we have seen. he is trying to connect with local officials that have been praising the federal response, right? >> that is right. up to this point, i have been like you watching the great coverage, trying to capture the enormity of the devastation here. it takes your breath away and that is the specious that the president is having right now. there is one of several stops here. they want to see what they have done to these communities. it is a moment when the president can play that role. we have been hearing about some of the federal resources sent to kentucky and other parts of the region here that have been affected more than 130,000 liters of water. when they talk about this and the impact on people's lyes, he talks about the kind of personal momentos that are tangible to people. it is so soon after a disaster, and they don't want to be disruptive of some of the recovery efforts, but coming here and talking to folks o

mike memoli and sahil kapour from capitol hill and also julie sirken joining me now from charleston, west virginia on the ground for us there. mr. the statement on sunday pulled no punches. our reporting indicates that the president signed off on that blistering statement before it was released. how are manchin's latest comments expected to go over there? >> yeah. i think it was so striking, the way the white house responded yet in that statement. i've heard the president say this countless times before. i know you have as well. he says the way he operates in politics is you never question someone else's motivations. you can question their judgment but not motivations. he's talked about that as one reason he's had success working across the aisle throughout his time in the senate and now in the white house. that statement came awfully close, though, to questioning senator manchin's motivations. it talked about the fact that@invited manchin to his home. they had breakfast a few week aegs in delaware. it revealed manchin came to the oval office, put down in paper the outline of what he would agree to and be willing to support. an

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let get our callers back and hear from mike, mike, thanks for holding, you're on with author max hastings. >> thank you, book tv and thank you, mr hastings. my question was about the end of world war i, i was impressed with the various parties and what their thought into getting to world war i they had earlier. coming out of world war i, the method america is that woodrow wilson started the league of nations and even the good lord, even ten commandants which is pretty good and all of a sudden it was maybe a british or area, french politician who said it's about the end of the war and the treaty of versailles. just a little of a candor about the british. perhaps lord gray and some other characters decided to butter up president wilson and contribute that the league of nations was his brilliant idea all by himself, perhaps. >> mike in lake side california, sir max. >> i can keep here all night if you brought a sleeping bag talking about this because it's one of the most complicated issues in history. i think the short points to make was never a good way to become a clichÉ among some students to say that the treaty was a disaster a