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during a virtual event hosted by the commonwealth club of california come from defense secretary robert gatestook a critical look at the use of u.s. power around the world since the end of world war ii. here's a portion. >> how the united states have gone from a physician of supreme power, probably unrivaled since the roman empire come in every dimension of power in 1993, to a country today the set by challenges everywhere. and i thought about how did that happen? how did we get here? so i began looking at all of the major foreign policy challenges we had since 1993, and thinking about what we had done and what we have not done that contributed to the decline in our role in the world, in our power in the world. and what i came up with was a set of nonmilitary instruments of power that had played such an important role in our success in the cold war against the soviet union, and has largely been neglected and withered after the end of the cold war, at a time when we continue to fund our military would basically dismantled all of the nonmilitary instruments of power from diplomacy to economic l

now let's get some reaction from dr robert gates he joins us he's from lancaster university department of sociology and also author of the trump presidency journalism and democracy so we appreciate your thoughts a softening thanks for coming on robert firstly all the poems were expecting i wouldn't say an easy win but biden when we're not saying that is that surprised you . well you're absolutely right i mean the pollsters you know up until earlier this week so for sure this was going to be maybe not a landslide but a very definitive win a for joe biden side thought that it was going to be a definitive win for donald trump so what is surprising here to a lot of people is that it is so close of an election that despite all that you just showed on the screen and that that we know about has been going on in the last 4 years in the united states that people want more of that is surprising to 2 not just pollsters and journalists but to some average citizens that what we've been seeing on the streets of the united states is the way we want american democracy to look for the next 4 years what

robert gates said about joe biden. every, every policy stance he took foreign policy was wrong. we'll probably find that us as all the time we have got to make my guess and budapest and must go. i'm going to take our viewers for watching us here, our p.c. next time. remember the world is driven by the dares thinks we dare to ask is your media a reflection of real in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation or community? are you going the right way or are you being led? direct? what is true? what is faith in a world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. during the vietnam war, us forces also bomb to neighboring laos. there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. until our thelma is officially the mouth can rebound country per capita all human history. millions of unexploded bombs still in danger. lives in this small agricultural country. jordyn, we don't think it's happening there. even today, kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago. is the us making amends for that tragedy in

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robert gates said about joe biden. every, every policy stance he took our on foreign policy was wrong, will probably find that us as all the time we have want to make bring us a good investment in musk on when to take our viewers for watching as your r.p.c. next time, remember, is your media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe from the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led? so direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. during the vietnam war, us forces also bombs in neighboring laos. it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. until now, so much that is officially the mouse can rebound country per capita human history. millions of unexploded bombs still in danger. lives in this small agricultural country. and i really don't think it's going to continue to happen again. even today, kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago

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out of town here, so and i'm here of former secretary of defense, robert gates said about joe biden. every, every policy stance he took on foreign policy was wrong. we'll probably find that out as all the time we have what i think my guess would have been and must go on when think of you were there watching as your r.p.c. next time. remember this monday morning on t.v. . international continues to send peacekeepers to the nagorno-karabakh region to monitor a cease fire. but the lead is upon meenie, and as a correspondent is on his way to the city. the public heard where the russian mission will be based on those barbecue extends the deadline for our media and troops and civilians to leave the areas they were handed over. under the peace deal, armenians burn their own homes rather than leave them to the enemy. we had a good life and now we are tearing down the houses. we built ourselves. i know one thing for sure. i wouldn't even want my baby to find himself in a situation like this. it is very hard because we do not have any other choice at this point. donald trump still.

. >> to watch the rest of this broken visit our website booktv.org into a search for robert gates or the title of his book "exercise of power." >> greetingsrom national archives. i'm david ferero, archivist of the united states and despite pleasure to welcome you to this viual book talk on "the sum of the people: how the census has shaped nations, from the ancient world to the modern age." with our special guest andrew itby. before we hear from our guest author i want to tell you about the upcoming online programs you can vie of the national chives to channel. on friday october 36 p.m. lieutenant general h. r. mcmaster would tell us about his recent book battlegrounds, whi is security national threats to the tent and provides a car pathway. during t conversationally nicolas, director of the national archives office of education and public programs. and on tuesday november 10 at 3 p.m. david winkler who is the smithsonian air and space museum charles lindberghellow in aerospace history will discu his recent book treated to a generation. i hope you'll join us for these programs. in apr

and i'm here of former secretary of defense robert gates said about joe biden. every, every policy stance he was wrong. we'll probably find that out as all the time we want to make bring us a good impression. and most don't want to take our viewers for watching us here are you see next time? remember? well, breaking news to the backdrop of mass protests, the all media and president pool for the government to resign. not a parliamentary elections to be called. if it is a week of public anger, i hope they all mean azerbaijan peace deal, ending the conflict in the know what i have kept calling and play. meanwhile, displaced onto the new deal. media is forced out of the areas now under the control of us by john tad town and towards home. they say they don't want to leave them for what they see as the enemy. we have a good life. now we are tearing down the houses. we built up so i know one thing for sure. i wouldn't even want my, anybody to find himself in a situation like this. it is very hard, but we do not have any other choice.

washington as bingo often talks of color or as i should well before trump arrived on the saying robert gates defense secretary who's done the president obama and bush back in 23rd and said that the greatest national security threat that faces the united states is the 2 square miles that encompasses the white house and the capitol building and by that he meant that shift and polarize action which admittedly as you say has got much worse during the trump era i think america has enormous demonstrated capacity for china and renewal joe biden has had plenty of experience in politics going back to the only 970 s. when he was elected to the senate but you're quite right all the about will public polling evidence shows that america's christie aging credibility and its image has dissipated dramatically during the trial. and it will be tough to judge bottom but there are some ese things he can do via executive order he wanted a legislative support to bring america back into sight for example the paris climate change accords well the world health organizations want to end the so-called muslim travel ba

pentagon during the obama administration and has been described as an instrumental in pushing robert gateso support the usama bin laden made when he preferred an airstrike. in 2012 on the eve of talks with iran she into that plans to strike iran's nuclear program. >> i can assure you the pentagon planning for this is incredibly robust. >> when asked what donald trump got right on foreign-policy. >> i do think we need to open our eyes to a more competitive situation with a rising china. >> ties the defense industry having established a consulting firm with anthony blinken, has put her in the crosshairs of progressives and members of the congressional black caucus who want a more diverse pick. also on biden after mister j johnson, president obama's former dhs secretary, the pentagon's general counsel during the bin laden rate and let the task force that recommended the repeal of don't ask don't tell. he recently spoke at liberty university as outlining what america should expect from it leaders, quote, too often politicians pay no price for ally or even a crime. instead we conveniently overl

carrie cordero is the robert gates senior fellow and general counsel. she served at the department of justice and in the office of the director of it is a great group. we are going to start with a conversation among us, then move to some audience questions, which you can enter in the q&a box on your screen, and we will also have a couple of polling questions we will weave in throughout so we can get a sense of what the audience thinks about some of the topics. let's start with homeland security. you first. go to broad arrayreally of responsibilities that dhs has , the trump administration has focused heavily on border security and enforcement as the signature policy. in your mind, what will or what should the biden administration do to recalibrate the policy focus of the department? are there areas that have been overweighted, neglected that need calibration? mr. johnson: thanks for having me on. thanks for including me in this program. member ofud board cnes, a terrific organization. i have to begin by saying i was very pleased with the news a few year

secretary of defense robert gates said that biden has been a wrong nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. he had no respect for him whatsoever. he endorsed him because he's looking for someone like everybody else. i think were going to have one of the greatest victories tomorrow. you don't have to take my word for what i disaster joe biden is. it's the great state of north carolina. do you see this? do you see the board? i spent a lot of money on the board. let's take a look at, let's roll it. >> have you taken a test? >> why would i take a test? come on, man! that's like saying, before you get into the program to see if you're taking cocaine or not. this is my little sister valer valerie! >> we are going to pull away from this as we always do as there are videos that play out on the campaign or inside the white house press briefing room that we are unaware of the content. you are watching "outnumbered." the president speaking for more than 30 minutes. he has railed on his opponent joe biden for a number of issues. also going after s

somehow, congressman, the mainstream media missed this quote from the obama secretary of defense, robert gates said joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. that's the man who worked for obama/biden. where do you come out on all this? >> well, i'm not surprised that the media's gushing over biden's appointees. you know, one person commented that they were draining the swamp. well, they're filling the swamp with more career government bureaucrats. i don't know how that's draining the swamp. and i was just thinking that, you know, biden is -- he was already on the other side of obama on a lot of foreign policy things, so it's going to be put interesting to see how the obama people, many of whom i feel like have always felt like they didn't get enough credit for the great deals they made like the iran deal which we all know was the worst foreign policy decision in the history of america. so it'll be interesting to see the criticism leveled by the obama people other than saying that obama's cabinet is diverse, i don't kno

>> i keep thinking back to robert gates' memoir.irector, defense secretary under both republican and democratic presidents said joe biden had been wrong about every single major foreign policy question of the last 40 years. and so the trump administration should has been on a roll in the middle east making a lot of progress and it's about to be turned over to the man who was wrong about so many things for so many years, so mara is right, somethings will not not change, but the new biden administration can certainly do a lot of damage to the progress that has been made. >> bret: ben, the choices so far, we are also hearing janet yellen treachery, seem like they are safer of senate approval at this point. >> i think they're trying to play it very safe here. they don't know what the situation is going to end up like in georgia. and again, it's a lot of folks who bring back that old d.c. establishment vibe, which i think many in washington have hungered for during the trump years. >> bret: some said the empire strikes back. we will see.

robert gates who by the way defense secretary under obama-biden he wrote in his memoirs biden, bidenbut he had been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy national security issue for the past four decades. people worried about the neocons in the republican party. again biden's need for foreign leaders to embrace us, to say they like us and to of course to refund, start to pile more money into nato, are you concerned we would be at greater risk of interring interventions of foreign wars now? >> yes i am because it is president clear to me that mr. biden is not doing what president trump has successfully done and that's keeping america first. i have looked at some of the policies and i am concerned that america is no longer going to be first but be second or maybe third in the eyes of a biden administration. so i'm just believing as we move along, i certainly want the president to be successful and in his endeavors. but i got to tell you something what he did for this country no one will be able to fill his shoes for a very long time. charles: steve rogers, it has been too long. th

and here's an excerpt from robert gates' book "duty," where he says, "in december, bush was preparedo approve the additional 20,000 troops" -- this is december of '08. "and steve hadley asked obama's national security adviser-designate, jim jones, whether the new administration preferred that bush make the troop decision and take the heat, or hold off. and the new team opted for the second course." the point was, this was a transition -- and granted, made easier because gates was staying over -- where there was consultation and there was a concern, what would the world think if one president boxed in another president? now we have one american president boxing in another american president. what message does that send to the world, admiral mullen? >> one of the things that i learned in the job that i had is you'd like to do all you can to not box in the president, is to give the president, any president, as many options and as much space as possible. so, this is obviously the opposite case right now. in fact, i thought president bush set the tone for the issue you mentioned, but also

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carrie corderode is the robert gates senior fellow at cns and organizations general counsel. when she was in, she served at the department of justice and the office of the director of national intelligence. it's a great group. we i have got to discuss today. we'll start our conversation among us and then moved to some audience questions which, can enter in the q&a box on your screen and we will also have a few questions as we done in our past couple sessions that we will we then throughout so we can get a sense with the audience thinks about some of those things and topics. let's start with homeland security and jay, outgo to you first. -- i'll go -- despite the really broad array of responsibility that dhs has come trump administration is focused heavily on immigration and border security enforcement as the sort of signature policy priority of the administration, in your mind what will or should the biden administration due to recalibrate the policy focus of the department? are there areas that have been overweighted, neglected that need some sort of recalibration? >> hey, r

we want to bid when -- we want a .ig win secretary of defense robert gates said about biden that he singlengnearly every foreign policy, he's been wrong on everything. becauset believe me, you in michigan, you spent all these -- all this money on these beautiful large television sets. >> joe biden. joe biden. >> have you taken a cognitive -- taken a test.'t why would i take the test? come on, man. by the way, this is my little sister valerie. myt's my wife, this is sister. they switched on me. have a problem figuring out if you are for me or for trump, then you ain't black. positionn't be in a that everybody, that is my wife jill. back in those days, things have changed. make sure you have the record player on at night. behold these truths to self-evident. if you were a quartermaster, you can run a department store. i'm sick and tired of smart guys. you know, the rapidly rising -- .nd with, i don't know you are a lying, dog faced pony soldier. what kind of country are going to be? -- if years of george trump gets elected, we are going to be in a different world. lie after lie after lie. we h

a big win, secretary of defense robert gates said about biden that he was wrong on nearly every singleor foreign policy and the security issue over the last four days -- four decades. he has been wrong and everything. don't believe me because you are michigan and i spent a lot of money on these large television sets. their large television sets. let's see for yourself. joe biden? >> joe biden? ♪ >> joe biden? >> have you taken a test? why would i take a test? come on, man. that's like saying before you got in this program, you're taking a test whether you are taking cocaine or not. what do you think? is my littlethis sister valerie. this is mywife, sister. they switched on me. if you have a problem, figure it out whether you hear from me or trump, you ain't black. there is not a single solitary reason in the world why we shouldn't be any position that everybody, ask my wife jill, i'm jules husband. -- i am jill's husband. he ran a bunch of bad boards. days, things change, play the radio and make sure you have the record player on at night. make sure the kids here words. these used to b

defense secretary robert gates said this in his book duty.said quote i think joe biden has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy and national security issue for the past four decades. and one thing is kind of curious. the saudi arabia leader king has called joe biden. the russian vladimir putin has not. neither has china president xi has not called joe biden. he says i hear they're still counting votes. along with the mexican leader who is actually very, believe it or not, as socialist leaning as he is, has been a great ally to this country and to president trump, steve. steve: well, brian, you mentioned maybe they will have some hearings. they did is v. a hearing on capitol hill kind of. it was one of those virtual things. the senate judiciary committee had, you know, they are trying to figure out under the leadership of lindsey graham of ainsley's state of south carolina. trying to figure out exactly why the fbi launched crossfire hurricane. that was the operation of looking into the origins of the russian meddling allegations fro

former defense secretary robert gates, who declined to be interviewed for this profile, wrote this aboutmajor foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. but when asked about that quote this summer, gates chose to steer the conversation to his assessment of biden's character over their policy disputes. >> i have a lot of policy disagreements, frankly, with the former vice president. but i think one of the things that people will be weighing this fall is probably the character of the two contestants. >> good afternoon, folks. >> in 2010, biden was still looking for a way to end the iraq war. >> barak and i, who did he turn to, to end the war? me. we are committed to building an enduring partnership between iraq and the united states. >> biden's goal? convince iraqi prime minister malakai that the u.s. be allowed to leave a small military presence behind, but al maliki refused. >> did he not push hard enough on that? >> he didn't push at all. >> they say they did, that they pushed and pushed and pushed. >> no. they did not push with any conviction. president obam

secretary of defense robert gates said about biden that he was wrong on nearly every single major foreignal security issue over the past four decades. he's been wrong on everything. he's been wrong on everything. but don't believe me, because you're michigan. i spent all of this money, these beautiful, very large televisions and i call them utile for large screens. they are a large television sets. let's see it for yourself, okay? go ahead. >> joe biden! joe biden! ♪ joe biden! >> have you taken a cognitive -- >> shannon: if you've seen the president's rallies, you have seen this video he is not playing. we are going to a quick break bring in our panel and get their impressions. richard fowler, jack brewer and rachel campos duffy. quick election day, election night productions with you. jack, start with you. >> well, i think you're going to see an unprecedented minority turnout. i think you're going to see more black support, more hispanic support for this president than any president in our generation. i think donald trump wins. i think the american people should take a stand for god, fo

secretary of defense robert gates said biden has been wrong on every, actually, on nearly every majororeign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. he had no respect for him whatsoever. sure he endorsed him because he is probably looking for something like everybody else. i don't think any of them will get anything. i think we'll have one of the greatest victories tomorrow. [cheering] but you don't have to take my word for what a disasterren is. because it is the great state of north carolina, i spent a fortune. you see this? you see the board? [cheering] i spent a lot of money on the board. so let's just take a look at a little roll. let's roll them, please. >> have you taken a cognitive -- >> no, i haven't taken a test. why the hell would i take a test? come on, man! that is like saying you know, before you got on this program you take a test where you're taking cocaine or not what do you think, huh? are you a junkie? by the way, this is my little sister valerie and i'm jill's husband. no, you switched on me. this is my wife. this is my sister. they switched o

remember, robert gates, who was a secretary of defense and cia for president bush and obama. bipartisan once wrote that joe biden had been wrong about every major foreign policy issue for the last 40 years. and anthony blinken was by his side. the idea to divide iraq to three states. fight against isis that was very ineffective. you will see a lot of republican criticism of this new group. however, this is in democratic terms a centrist group for foreign policy. it's when we see the domestic team announced and maybe see conflict between biden and the progressive wing of his party. >> sandra: bernie sanders is warning this. it seems to me pretty clear that progressive views need to be expressed within a biden administration. it would be, for example, very insulting if biden put together a team of rivals. there is some discussion that's what he intends to do. including republicans and conservative democrats and ignored the progressive community. that would be very unfortunate. aoc and others have talked about warnings about his centrist his cabinet seems to be. >> look for trea

remember what robert gates, the former defense secretary under president obama and vice president bidenearly every major foreign policy problem, on national security over four decades. not just as the vice president, but over four decades. i'm also concerned about the readiness of the military. president trump put that high on his agenda. it's one of the reasons our debt levels went up so much, but i consider that an investment, not spending. if you think about pay, stuart, the average manual pay for military in 2009 went up 3.9%, 2010, 3.4%. 2011, 1.4%. you can see where i'm going here. by 2018 it was only -- 2016, rather, the last year of president obama and biden, it was up only 1.3%. president trump gets elected 2017, it goes up 2.1%. 2018, 2.4%. 2019, 2.6%. and this year, 3.1%. these are real, livable wages that the military deserves and that they lost bigtime on the last time biden had a say. so i e hope they don't do that again this time. stuart: charles, we honor your service, and i'm going to change the subject -- >> thank you. stuart: -- talk about money for a moment. we've go

consultants that are really just waiting to get back on the road when they can >> robert, what do you think >> yeah, look, i think bill gatesun a company, and i think, you know, for types of meetings that he has to go, to he mentioned that usually he goes to this pharmaceutical meeting five times a year where he just did it by zoom, but an executive of microsoft said we do expect travel to resume to previous levels. they didn't give a time frame, but i think you're right the armies of sales people that will once they can get on a plane to get new business and attract -- and get the current business, i think that's the part that, look, is it 50%, is it 70%, is it one year, three years? eventually business has to get back on the road. >> yeah, and i absolutely think that some small fraction of it will go away from the kind of conferences or things where, you know, but maybe 5%, 8% robert, i was shocked he said 50%. i mean, listen, by the way, he might not run a company right now, but he runs an enormous philanthropy that does business all over the world, so in that sense i would imagine he's somebody who is in the skies all t

gate. everybody called to account for quite the contrary. i think we're going to see this. what if there's robert reich accountability project? truth commission blacklists, where anybody now targeted by what i think will be a new shock to tele, here, and order with the merits of being the only permissible exchange of information, much more censorship on social media and so forth. i think we're going to see something that's unprecedented and certainly in american history that, that none of us should be looking for to matter what are all of the the media's role, they've acquitted themselves so badly here. i mean, because there, there are accomplices to all of this. i mean, over the years on this program, all of us have talked about the real evidence of wrongdoing by individuals in the intelligence community in the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. . some people lost their jobs, though it may not be directly to that. what about the issue of russia gated cell? i mean a lack of candor and things like that. they were used to run, but i mean the media, i think they're, they're, they basically surrendered to this, th

in our untry compared to some of our robert: fareed, beyond that fficiency point, will there be vaccines to get the nation out of this crisis?ke you've s to bill gates in recent days about this topic. fareed: yeah. look, it's a huge problem. and t me pose what will be a real challenge if it materializes. right now, donald trump is eepro-vaccine because he it as being something that he's spearheaded.he an helped fund with operation warp speed. in aew months, the biden -- the vaccine is going to be joe point if donald trump becomes an anti-vackser and i started this program well but the biden administration has screwed it up and don't get vaccinated, remember, he sll has huge number of people who support -- who hang on his every word. that massively complicateses the lcenario. bu me sum up about this, i think that it's worth pointing ou these vaccines have been developed faster than any vaccines that we know of. this is an extraordinary achievement, and probably going these.e seven or eight of y think about the first phase of the health crisis, was a publins health res which the united states basically botched. the second phase is goo be therapies and

robert oppenheimer is to ours. president trump did retweet one of the early killings. >>> i got outside and came to the office since february! amazing to be back here! a live look at the golden gateridge. kari is still at home. it's strange to be in the office! >> i bet it is. i can't even imagine what it's like with all of that plexiglas and stuff. we need to get out and enjoy the fresh air when we can. a live look over san jose and starting to warm up. it was such a cold morning. we are going to see more cold mornings like that the next couple of days and we are also going to have the sunshine helping to heat things up and making for a mild afternoon. still as we look at the forecast, there is no rain on the horizon and we know that it's been a very dry february. so as we look at our conditions right now, our temperatures are making it into the low 60s in hayward but mostly 50s around the bay if you're he heading out. a cold start in ukiah and hard time recovering there, but we will see a high up to about 65 degrees. 65 in morgan hill and livermore into the low 60s. we will talk about what is ahead in the forecast as our drought continues to worsen and we will talk about that a

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