mrs. woodrow wilson high school warrior wishing our team well. thank you. >> thank you.mexico, please. >> good afternoon president breed and supervise. i have graphic.it is a little past 12 by rick. but a former warrior 140 years ago.my dad died he worked at central shops in the 50s 60s and 70s. i miss him very much. that happened a couple days ago. phil paulson. is i staining jackie speer at west -- jackie speer congresswoman she is running again. got a good reason for taking it easy water weight out got a good reason for taking the what easy way water out. you were gay water tripper sunday bundler it took you so long to find out that you got a ticket and you found out. your big teaser. you took up half the ocean. your big teaser. you took half of the ocean on your lawn. you were a day water tripper. sunday mower, yes. it took you so long to find out you found out. >> happy birthday city all. it is 100 years. through the years you never let us down. he turned our lives around the sweetest [inaudible] we found. if found review through the years. i can remember when you w

mrs. woodrow wilson high school warrior wishing our team well. thank you. >> thank you.mexico, please. >> good afternoon president breed and supervise. i have graphic.it is a little past 12 by rick. but a former warrior 140 years ago.my dad died he worked at central shops in the 50s 60s and 70s. i miss him very much. that happened a couple days ago. phil paulson. is i staining jackie speer at west -- jackie speer congresswoman she is running again. got a good reason for taking it easy water weight out got a good reason for taking the what easy way water out. you were gay water tripper sunday bundler it took you so long to

mrs. woodrow wilson as the unelected president your virtue. obviously it was she. >> well, i'm sorry you brought that up. i was being cute's. i was -- well well, this is not an analogy that i'm crazy about, but -- this was basically a a serious talk. the format was like jokes without punchlines which was the voice of commerce in my ear saying make them buy the book. [laughter] >> so they will find out. you have come up to the microphone and ruined that. [laughter] fortunately you just ruined one of the questions that i didn't. >> the 2nd one it's -- >> oh, zero, good. [laughter] 's. >> with regard to ponzi -- this may be oversimplistic but i studied his game many years ago. and i reduced it to what is the appeal was i understood, the sales appeal he was engaging he was engaging and what we would call international postal rate arbitrage. right. >> that's a good time for it. >> it is. >> thank you. >> you said you didn't even understand it. >> i don't. [laughter] >> that is a good term, but i don't think that it explains exactly what he was doin

mrs. woodrow wilson the unelected president you refer to. >> well i am sorry you brought that up. i was being cute. the format was like jokes about punchlines which was the voice of commerce in my year saying make them buy the book so they will find out. you have to the microphone and ruined. fortunately you have just ruined one of the question. >> affect one in -- with regard to ponzi, this may be it but i studied history and many many years ago and i reduced it to but his appeal was i understood the sales appeal was he was engaging in what we would call international postal rate arbitrage. >> that's a good term for it. it's a very good term. >> you said you didn't even understand that. >> i don't. that is a good term, but i don't think addicts going exactly what he was doing. >> he was collecting far more money than you could pay out. the appeal was tremendous sales talk was look postal rates are different in like 100 different countries around the world and available to buy these postal certificate from various countries and trade them off for the postal rate is different. i ma

mr. speaker. with the woodrow wilson center. i'd like to go back to the issue of the iraqi army to which you have already referred. there has been a lot of controversy for the reason of why the army did not fight as well as was desirable in mosul and again in ramadi. and why, in your opinion, is this the case? it's a problem of training, which seems to be what the u.s. believes at this point. is it a problem of weapons? is it a problem of morale? what is the reason for this failure? >> translator: since we're talking about the military to bear comment on the remark made by the gentleman, the demand of having the chief of the armed forces, we have a commander in chief with authorities, which is the prime minister and higher command for the armed forces for the protocol, which is the president of the republic. someone with protocol authorities cannot be. so the second thing in the army, and in mosul and repeated in ramadi, in addition to the morale itself which was not up to the acquired level there are indicators to move military

mrs. wilson. mr. seale: she was a quiet little woman, a gifted painter. her father was a minister in georgia. she and woodrowilson were really a love match. she was gifted. she loved gardening. gardening was a big thing among women at the turn of the century. it was a liberating thing. we have a new white house history issue coming up with that story. mrs. wilson -- the old stable yard was down outside the dining room. she created the rose garden. it was an ugly approach to the new west wing which theodore roosevelt had built and she wanted it to be pretty so she planted hedges and lines and put a statue in their and grew a lot of roses. it is mainly green because she wanted the president to be able to walk down a pretty way. it did go by the laundry, but they couldn't help that. he went in to the wing there which did have an oval office then. she started the rose garden and it was enhanced over the years and finally, president kennedy himself asked mrs. mellon to redesign it for him and she took it as a sole request and took it upon herself because she was announcer: quite a student of the subject and she r