. >> rebecca chamberlain. i'm a fellow with the council. currently at the world bank. and so my question is, i like what you're saying and it reminds me very much of a paper i write when i was at the wilson center called the mr. whip paper. and it was resting very much with what you're saying about national security beginning and no. so i'm just wondering how you see a book may be intersecting with our differing from this mr. why paper. >> alas, i do not know mr. why. look, by the way, the title was used before by james warburg. >> which richard notes in the book. >> i would hope this idea is one that resonates. enough for me with what you just alluded to. there's been something, there's a intellectual workplace can people even putting out ideas for we should and shouldn't be doing abroad and at home. i would hope there's other people putting out similar ideas. i would welcome the competition if people are putting out alternative ideas. so you know, as a former president said in a different context, ring it on. i think would be healthy, a healthy debate for the america

. >> rebecca chamberlain. i'm a current international affairs fellow with the chamber. i like what you are saying and it reminds me very much of a paper i wrote on a notable paper when i was at the wilson paper and it resonated very much with what you're saying about national security at home so i'm just wondering how you see your poke intersecting with it or whether it's different? >> alas i do not know mr. y. >> by the way this title was used before 50 years ago. >> right. i would hope this idea is one that resonates. i'm not familiar with what you just alluded to. there has been something. there is an intellectual marketplace and people have been putting out the ideas for what we should and shouldn't be doing abroad and at home. i would welcome the competition of what people are putting out alternative ideas. as a former president once said in a very different context, bring it on. i think it's a healthy debate for the american body politic. >> the. >> layout, that wasn't ideal however. [laughter] >> could point. good point. we won't use that line again. >> priscilla

. >> rebecca chamberlain. i'm currently at the world bank.y question is i like what you're saying and it reminds me very much of the paper i write when i was at the wilson center called the mr. white paper and it is resonating what you say about national security. i wonder how you may be differing from this paper? >> allows i do not know mr. white. by the way, this title is used before 60 years ago. the >> which richard notes in the book. i would hope this idea is one that resonates. i'm not familiar what you just alluded to. is an intellectual marketplace. people put out ideas for what we should and should not be doing abroad and at home. i hope other people put up similar ideas and i welcome the competition people are putting out alternate ideas. as a former president once said, bring it on. >> the outcome was an ideal however. [laughter] won't use that line again. >> priscilla clapp, also retired from the foreign service. i agree with much of what you're saying. when i think about the solutions, i keep coming back to our congress. i haven'

. >> rebecca chamberlain. i'm currently at the world bank.my question is i like what you're saying and it reminds me very much of the paper i write when i was at the wilson center called the mr. white paper and it is resonating what you say about national security. i wonder how you may be differing from this paper? >> allows i do not know mr. white. by the way, this title is used before 60 years ago. the >> which richard notes in the book. i would hope this idea is one that resonates. i'm not familiar what you just alluded to. is an intellectual marketplace. people put out ideas for what we should and should not be doing abroad and at home. i hope other people put up similar ideas and i welcome the competition people are putting out alternate ideas. as a former president once said, bring it on. >> the outcome was an ideal however. [laughter] won't use that line again. >> priscilla clapp, also retired from the foreign service. i agree with much of what you're saying. when i think about the solutions, i keep coming back to our congress. i haven