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get outside and understan step outside they are the same were variance or divergence in terms of interests so i'm grateful to be out here today. >> thank you very much, ambassador, for your time. we have a very short coffee break with pastries bid for the second and final panel begins at 12:30. thank you. hi, everyone. we are about to start our second l. coming. the panel is parliamentary on u.s. iran relations but today the panel will be moderated by a senior fellow for the foundation for democracy. we will l leave you in their capae hands. >> thank you everyone. welcome back to the center and for those of you that lingered or remained. more■á fully available -- i want to make three quick plugs from different organizations giving don't take this policoral and pd contributes to a monthly production and has a daily companion for those of you that are struggling to keep up with a f other events and you can describe to all of those. i thought we would set the scene a little bit zooming in on areas with parliamentary elections do they really matter. dc has had some version everytia presidentia

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we need to understan that while those who are battling our progress are following a historical map ase must understand that historic roadmap. from 1896 all the way until 1964, the civil rights leaders, the civil rights century began o think and imagine and work on how they could pass a new civil rights law. and this ferguson decision gave rise to the creation in naacp. gave rise to the creation in 1910 of a national urban league and many other organizations. i want to bring us to 1964. because 1964 and the passage of the civil rights acthere was a t of enlightenment by the members of the united states congress. because of serendipitous osmosis. there was a movement beginning when that courageous woman refused to give up her seat in montgomery, alabama, of direct action. that movement was supported by an aggressive strategy in the courts that thurgood marshall and others architected to try to knock down these walls. it was litigation andour predecx stood 1963 with 250,000 americans at that great march on washington. they had a demand. we want a civil rights act and voting rights act an

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caif i understan youd and it is called saved a warll correspondents to make it home.t is beyond inspiring. great book. for also been an honor for meoe to get to know you as well as iw did. >> we didn't know each other e that well when you were reporting on the show. and we've gotten to know each othe butn r and you're an inspin to so many. >> great to see you, sir. >>.k you, sean. thank you. all right. coming up, peter, the group people for the ethical treatment of animals, they're coming aftera is easter and the easter bunny. >> i explain. straight ahead. tough fungus is tough to kill, and it can spread. it's time to start using fungi now. maximum strength, functional is so powerful it cures and prevents fungal infections. plus, it has. and tea tree oil to restore skin health. say goodbye to tell fungus with now. >> this two dollar bill features president trump's shot. donald j. trump makes history once again by the first former president of the united states to ever be criminally indicted. the powers that be have made good on their threats to get him by indicting hi

for the adversary to understan that the cost-benefit of them taking action won't jut weigh and that theg: senator, thank you for the question. for space, the challenge is that the american people can't look up and see space systems. the ws enabling the modern way of life. i think it's important we remind the american people of all the great advantages space that we're never lost anymore because of g.p.s., we can synchronize global stock mark, point of sale, precision farming. if we lost all of that, our modern way of life would be at risk. that's why we have to protect and defend those capabilities and makeestments. i think it's incumbent on all of us to help people understand how space is truly a part of our life even if they can't see it. schmitt: if you could identify one thing, of course in an unclassified setting, what keeps 2;■5 up at night about china's capabilities, if you want to explain that threat to folks back home who don't understand the specifics what would that general cotton: for me it's their capacity, capability, to build out their weapons systems antheir arsenal. it'