scott shapiro is with us today courtesy of liz and kent ernest. scott teaches both law and philosophy at yale law school where he directs the center for law and philosophy. here and his bachelors and doctor degrees in philosophy from columbia and jd from yale law school. he was the author of legality and jurisprudence and philosophy of law, one of my favorites. please give a warm welcome to scott shapiro. [applause] >> hello, everyone. good morning. i have yankee blood. i brought a jacket that is too hot for me. it is snowing in new york. i am enjoying being overheated. our book, the internationalists, is the story of the modern international order, about the people who helped to build it and why despite its imperfections it is crucial that it be defended now more than ever. the central argument of the book is the origins can be traced to a specific date in history. august 27, 1928, world leaders gathered together in paris. the treaty was signed on that date goes by the name the kellogg brand pack, kellogg for frank kellogg, the american secretary

scott shapiro is with us today, courtesy of liz and kent burnett's. he teaches both law and kphilosophy at yale law school where he directs the center for law and philosophy. here and his bachelors and doctorates degrees in philosophy from columbia and then a jd from yellow school. he is the author of legality and editor of the oxford handbook of jurisprudence and philosophy of law. please give a warm welcome to him. [applause] >> hello everyone. good morning. first of all, i have yankee blood so i brought a jacket, but it's just too hot for me. although, it is snowing in new york so i'm enjoying being overheated. so our book, the internationalist is the story of the modern international order about the people who helped build the and why, despite it's in a perspective it's crucial that it be defended now more than ever. the central argument of the book is that the origins of the modern world order can be traced to a specific date in history, august 27, 1928 when the world leaders gathered together in paris to outlaw war. now, the treaty that was sign

scott shapiro on the peace pact of 1928 outlawed war around the world.tance of communication, and the relationship between sitting bull and buffalo bill. first up retired air force major general robert latiff on the future technology of war. >> good morning. my name is nancy lieb and i am delighted to welcome you to the 11th annual savannah book festival. it's presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, mark and pat soon.

scott shapiro on the peace pact of 1928 outlawed war around the world. celeste have on the importance of communication, and the relationship between sitting bull and buffalo bill. first up retired air force major general robert latiff on the future technology of war. >> good morning. my name is nancy lieb and i am delighted to welcome you to the 11th annual savannah book festival. it's presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, mark and pat soon. many thanks to jack and mary, our sponsors for this glorious venue. the trinity united methodist church. we would like to extend special thanks to our literati members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. 90% of our revenues come from donors just like you, thank you. we are very excited to have savannah book festival out this year for your phone. please look in your program for information on downloading it. it just takes a few seconds and it would be helpful to you today. before we get started either a couple of housekeeping notes. immediat

adam shapiro, breaking news on the republican governor speaking out. >> he says it is a big deal. this is scottconsin. let's get what he said. he doesn't want tariffs. american companies. [inaudible] this scenario would lead to the exact opposite outcome of the administration stated objective which is to protect american jobs. i respectfully asked the president and his administration to reconsider. this is from a governor who is republican and a trump supporter. it's not just this republican governor who's worried, republicans on capitol hill, some of them in leadership are saying this is a bad idea. take a listen. >> in all honesty, it won't happen overnight and it will make us less competitive in the world marketplace. >> forgotten men and women of america don't want to be drafted into a trade war. >> blanket tariffs and that's we've been treated products can backfire and hurt american jobs and workers. that's where i think we are all urging the president, continue to build this. >> lose, keep in mind overtime at imported steel tiny bastille coming from canada and brazil and south korea. euro