mr. fritz: the ultimate d.c. action move is being linked to your own launch. mr. gartenstein-ross: my apologies for this. it has been kind of a long week. i want to fundamentally give a shout out to jason, the team who worked on this. a phenomenal team. i want you to finish, and then i might say a thing or two. i apologize again for being late to my own launch event. mr. fritz: particularly putting the focus on politics, with silence supporting politics. they are trying to present themselves to the muslim population of the world as a more reasonable alternative to the islamic state. that is really about it. one last sentence, and then i will hand it over to you. mr. gartenstein-ross: to pick up on that, one concept that comes up a lot in my work is what i refer to as consensus areas. areas where virtual consensus, those of us operating the public sphere, about what particular events being that -- mean that end up being wrong. the arab spring ended up being the exact opposite. we see something that resembles a consensus area in this. my prediction is that in 2-3 ye

the current difficulties in washington suggest, mr. fritz newman you have a phone call. the current problems in washington suggest is also important to know how the world works. a background in foreign policy and defense policy is important. it makes a difference if you are sitting across the table from gorbachev. making the judgments that will affect us and our children and our grandchildren. last week i formed an exploratory committee for the presidency. i am anticipating announcing in late april or early march. jimmy the greek has me at 50 to one odds. some of you are going out to las vegas even talk to him about that. i like that position. from time to time, the voters of new hampshire have taken joy in proving the political experts wrong. i was asked why do you want to run for president. the short answer is i like each of you want to try to help build a better country for our children and our grandchildren. thank you very much. road to the white house rewind continues with former defense secretary dick cheney at a des moines register editorial meeting in march, 1994

mr. fritz: the ultimate d.c. power move is actually being late to your own event. my apologies for this. it has been kind of a long week. i want to fundamentally give a shout out to jason, the team who worked on this. a phenomenal team. i want you to finish, and then i might say a thing or two. i apologize again for being late to my own launch event. mr. fritz: particularly putting the focus on politics, with silence supporting politics. they are trying to present themselves to the muslim population of the world as a more reasonable alternative to the islamic state. that is really about it. one last sentence, and then i will hand it over to you. mr. gartenstein-ross: to pick up on that, one concept that comes up a lot in my work is what i refer to as consensus areas. areas where virtual consensus, those of us operating the public sphere, about what particular events being that -- mean that end up being wrong. the arab spring ended up being the exact opposite. we see something that resembles a consensus area in this. my prediction is that in 2-3 years, one of the th

mr. suggest fritz newman here? you have a phone call. thank you. last, it seems to me the current problems in washington suggest it's important to know how the world works. a background in foreign policy and defense policy, it does make a difference to sitting across the table from gorbachev and it makes it difference is making the judgments that will affect , our children and our grandchildren. last week, i formed an exploratory committee for the presidency and i'm anticipating announcing for the presidency in late april or early march. currently jimmy the greek has me at 51. [laughter] some of you are going out to las vegas, so you can talk about that. on the other hand, i like that decision, given the history of presidential races. from time to time, the voters of new hampshire have taken joy in proving the political experts and automakers wrong. i was asked wide you want to run for president? like -- ianswer is i come alike each of you, want to build a better country for our children and grandchildren. thank you very much. >> road to the white

admired, i was always excluded from consideration. [ laughter ] and first thing i knew, fritz would be back and, mr. president, i've just returned from norway. i said, well, i was planning to go to norway myself. but he would give me a thorough report of what was going on in that wonderful country. >> you will be pleased to know that the foreign minister of norway and the ambassador of norway are here this afternoon and they can arrange the trip. >> please. let's have you stand up. >> you know, if you ask -- if you ask anybody -- >> would you please, can you please stand? please? let's foreign minister. there we are. ambassador. >> thank you. if you ask anybody from those ancient days in the '70s, so forth, they don't know that i was president. >> really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> this is a tough evening. >> yeah. >> he can do that to you. >> i know, yeah. >> now, we are going to shift gears here a little bit, mr. president. i think he would welcome that. in the introduction to your marvelous new book, "a full life" and let me just give that a plug. you should all read "a full life" by jimmy carter.

admired, i was always excluded from consideration. [ laughter ] and first thing i knew, fritz would be back and, mr. president, i've just returned from norway. i said, well, i was planning to go to norway myself. but he would give me a thorough report of what was going on in that wonderful country. >> you will be pleased to know that the foreign minister of norway and the ambassador of norway are here this afternoon and they can arrange the trip. >> please. let's have you stand up. >> you know, if you ask -- if you ask anybody -- >> would you please, can you please stand? please? let's foreign minister. there we are. ambassador. >> thank you. if you ask anybody from those ancient days in the '70s, so forth, they don't know that i was president. >> really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> this is a tough evening. >> yeah. >> he can do that to you. >> i know, yeah. >> now, we are going to shift gears here a little bit, mr. president. i think he would welcome that. in the introduction to your marvelous new book, "a full life" and let me just give that a plug. you should all read "a full life" by jimmy carter.