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so it was 50 years ago that the oup happened in saigon that toppled the regime from power. so 50 years ago was sort of this point into the vietnam war as we know it. it was a decisive moment when got really involved. so i think that we will see more defense as tment of doing a big hoopla in washington and i think there's going to be lot of awareness raising -- ick terse just wrote that very powerful book on understanding vietnam. so, yeah, i think there's -- there's more to come. >> great. thank you so much. he wrote a book this year called "kill anything a t moves" and it was research into the american side into their actions in vietnam. >> okay. thank you so much for talking with us. and good luck with your book tour. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> on what have of the asia society. thank you for coming. and we look forward to seeing at our next event. [ applause ] >> this afternoon, former white secretaries from the ford, reagan, george h.w. bush, clinton, and obama discuss how the position has changed over time and the many challenges they work for e trying to the white h

on the republican side, the have never oups been stronger.ost: do you want to talk about the impact of outside groups versus the party committees? there was an effort in the spending bill that was agreed to to allow donors to give more to the party committees in what's being said as a way to sort of strengthen the hand of the party committees who have perhaps been weakened after citizens united and some of the law changes that have allowed outside groups to spend so much money? guest: right. what the republicans and democrats agreed to was allowing 300% the current limit of contributions to the r.n.c. and d.n.c. for certain categories of donations. to fund the political convention that is we every four years, the national conventions, also to rehab the party headquarters, and then in case of an election recount to go into a fund for that. and part of this was actually a response to a bell that was passed through congress when he was a legislator here. he took the federal funding for conventions, redirected that funding to go to pediatric rese

and i guarantee you that just about every farm group, every business group, every academic oup and themusic industry will say let's open up, let's make this work. i think if we took a poll in america today, we would find the vast majority of americans want us to be to be realistic toward cuba. >> the president has normalized relations with cuba. the fact is that the person who is in charge of the intersection today now becomes the charge defair of the intersection. so his status immediately changes regardless of how long it may or may not take the senate to act on ambass dorl nominee. so the president has the executive can operate in the area of foreign affairs and he has as of today normalized relations. the appointment and nomination of ambassador is part of that. but normalization occurred today in the sense that the president has taken this step. >> it's off my radar in terms of a term when you say you have an intersection there. is that a building? an office? what is there? >> we have a large section of people. we have a number of people down there who work with americans who are

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major league baseball has selected a san francisco-based oup called futures without violence to help us develop and implement training and education programs for all of our players. futures has been partnering with the san francisco giants on these important issues for more than a decade. futures has arranged for dr. linda chamber lin to speak with the medical staffs of our clubs at mlb's winter meetings in san diego this coming weekend. dr. chamber lin founded the alaska family violence prevention project and will be speaking to our club medical staffs on a trauma-informed apploach to addressing domestic violence. in january 2015 the top prospects in baseball will be educated on domestic violence and sexual assault during mlb's annual rookie career development program. beginning with m.l.b. spring training this february every major and minor league player will be educated on issues relating to domestic violence and sexual assault by futures. and other organizations including mentors and violence prevention, men can stop rape, call to men, and casa desspransa. the staffs of mlb clubs