pleased join me in welcoming andrew scott cooper. [applause] >> thank you and thank you to the gerald all of -- gerald r. ford library for hosting me and making my research and this wonderful event possible. you may have heard the expression, it's good to be king. will tonight it's good to be a historian with an interest in oil diplomacy and -- this morning in "the new york times" published an op-ed on foreign oil dependency and "the wall street journal" published one on the importance of history studies in creating a dynamic workforce. this seeks to bridge to compelling and vital areas of public interest. it's a rare and wonderful thing for a historian to watch as events that were only speculated about a generation ago have finally come to pass more than three decades later. five years ago when i began my research into u.s. oil diplomacy in the 1970s, i was puzzled by references made in documents from 1976 that read like something out of financial thriller. there was talk of a sudden increase in oil prices triggering a global financ

the director, scott cooper, was -- he wrote it with me in mind. t-bone, all these things. own expectations? >> yeah, yeah, that's the big thing. >> because as a musician yourself you don't want to be seen as a poor performer. >> yeah, yeah. this is what i care about and please, let me do this well. you know. yeah. >> we're going to have another break, come back and talk to you about music, the other great passion in your life and about your crazy music heart. just throbs away. [ mom ] scooter? your father loves your new progresso rich & hearty steak burger soup. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. welcome. i understand you need a little help with your mortgage, want to avoid foreclosure. smart move. candy? um-- well, you know, you're in luck. we're experts in this sort of thing, mortgage rigamarole, whatnot. r-really? absolutely, and we guarantee results, you know, for a small fee, of course. such are

the director, scott cooper, was -- he wrote it with me in mind. t-bone, all these things.ike, yeah -- >> filling your own expectations? >> yeah, yeah, that's the big thing. >> because as a musician yourself you don't want to be seen as a poor performer. >> yeah, yeah. this is what i care about and please, let me do this well. you know. yeah. >> we're going to have another break, come back and talk to you about music, the other great passion in your life and about your crazy music heart. just throbs away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was a song "what a little bit of love can do" from your first album due out august 16th. tell me about your music. i know you love it and you are obviously incredibly good at it. tell me about the passion. where does it come from, the musical passion? >> where does it come from. bo, my big brother, is eight years older than i am. my early memories are chuck barry and little richard and bud -- buddy holly and those guys. then picking up -- i remember he had a white electro guitar that i coveted and ultimately stole for him. >> if i could say you're going to

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the director, scott cooper, was -- you know, he wrote it with me in mind. you know, t-bone.> it's about not being able to fulfill your own expectations. >> yeah, yeah. that's the big thing. >> because as a musician yourself you don't want to be seen as a poor performer. >> yeah, yeah. >> it wouldn't be good for you, would it? >> this is what i care about and please, you know, let me do this well. yeah. >> we're going to have another break, come back and talk to you about music, the other great passion in your life, and about your crazy music heart. >> good. >> just throbs away. >> mm-hmm. when bp made a commitment to the gulf, we knew it would take time, but we were determined to see it through. today, while our work continues, i want to update you on the progress: bp has set aside 20 billion dollars to fund economic and environmental recovery. we're paying for all spill- related clean-up costs. and we've established a 500 million dollar fund so independent scientists can study the gulf's wildlife and environment for ten years. thousands of environmental samples from across

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also pledged closer and the duty economic cooperation as president would better be top technocrats in brussels. watching r t k scott tonight sport. hello welcome to the sport roundup yes what's coming up. in their own town is russian side green have kicked off approx along a meeting just a point to qualify for the last thirty two of the europa league. while pyrrhic victory via breaks his leg is costello to beat italian side. cornell in the world cup final. i mean machine new russia coach is in it'll all be maintained he's on beaten start as he's a new look side finland three nil in the euro hockey tour. but first a football looking to book a place in the knockout stages of the europa league that is onside have traveled to the group a leader's time salonica this thursday night where three outcomes of possible for the twice former russian champions currently top the group a point clear of rubin who could win the group with a victory would go through in second place with a draw could also go out if they lose in talk them through shamrock rovers in dublin and spurs would need a five goals swing in their favor their goa

scott snyder is from the council on foreign relations and you wrote about the situation and point out an unstable north korea is a hot potato. no one wants to own it, but effective cooperation wlt neighbors. talk about china. we saw the foreign minster with hillary clinton. i will ask you, what are you watching for at this hour? >> well, i think we are all watching to see the succession plan that had been put into place before kim jung ilpassed away. >> i wanted to talk about concerns in your article that the worst case to be anarchy and kim jong un, we know very little about him and his age is even disputed. >> that's correct. >> we know very little about him and it's important to know that we knew even less about kim jung il when he came to power. it was when he came out and engaged with other international leaders that we began to see him. the issue for ginning jong un is his youth that is oriented towards a culture that respects seniority. this is a big challenge as relates to military authority. it's a point for the succession process. >> what are is next for the united states here? >> in the conference that you just ran, it indicated a desire to see positive things fo

cooperation from the attorney general. >> senator, i want to also ask you about one of the hottest senate races in the country, the re-election of course of scottren was on the last word with lawrence talking about robert cordrey. the republicans have blocked his nomination to succeed her as the consumer head of financial oversight. and the bottom line is, you were an attorney general in texas. he was a very well-respected attorney general in ohio. and senators, republicans senators are telling me they have no on jekobjections to his qualifications. >> we have now got wall street's best friends in the senate blocking confirmation of rich cordrey, solely to try to hinder this agency, to try to keep it from some real -- calling for some real accountability over wall street. >> so sorry. elizabeth warren making that point. i know this is a big race. you've got polling, new polling showing that she is actually outside of the margin of error leading scott brown in what could be if this were to hold up and it's a long way between now and next year. but this would be a huge upset if he she were to win in massachusetts. >> well, this particular office

scott. julie: i'm julie banderas in for jenna lee. an investigation by "the washington post" actually shows these covert operations that rely on increased cooperationhe military and the cia. incredible findings with press directly involved in guiding the policy, but the high level of secrecy and conflicting rules is making it almost impossible for congress to keep track of all the kill programs, they are called. peter brooks is a former cia officer, he served as a deputy secretary of defense in the bush administration. thanks so much for talking to us. >> good to be with us. julie: the article says that no president has ever relied so extensively on the secret killing of individuals to advance the nation's security goals. in just three years the obama administration has built an extensive apparatus to use these drones to carry out targeted killings of suspected terrorists. would you consider obama's mission successful? >> he certainly has used it. it's basically a continuation of what the bush administration used against terrorists. it's been very effective. it's an important tool for intelligence collection. not all drones are armed drones, and al