bidder is talking about our maritime strategy, and years ago i was off the coast of vladivostok. to siberia. couldn't come up with a strategy for tahiti, could you? [laughter] mr. winkler: anyway, during my frequent trips to vladivostok, withd several encounters our soviet counterparts. i want to look little bit more macro, as far as the strategy during the cold war. let's talk about the obvious, i that the and end of the war, we had japan. we handled japan really set the stage for everything else that would follow. unlike germany, with the exception of the northern islands, their territorial integrity remained intact. talking again about the uss navasota, it was mostly a civilian crew. one of the crew members was a navy seal or who had sailed in right after will work too. he told us about his -- after wwii. he told us about meeting a couple of children who were playing outside, saying hello to the kids, and the mother coming to run outside the house. she was terrified, she thought these americans are going to harm her children. instead, the sailor and his shipmates pulled out a

what happens in vladivostok stays in vladivostok. here when she was thinking about schools, but i knew when she first saw stanford that this is where, if she were fortunate enough to be admitted, she would certainly choose to come. of course, i remember when bill and i brought her here to the dinner for parents that mike was referring to. it's a great treat to be back. and now that my daughter is a mother herself, you can imagine there is already talk, at least among one or two members of our family, since her husband is also an alum of stanford, how good charlotte would look one day in cardinal red. i am delighted to be here with some very distinguished guests. secretary schultz, secretary perry, thank you both for being here with us. lannie, thank you, and marcus, thank you, and others. it's really a great treat for me to be not only at the university but at this particular institute as well. you have really made stanford a center for a national security scholarship, and that is the principle reason why i am here today. yesterday's

what happens in vladivostok stays in vladivostok.] secretary clinton: i am delighted to be back here at stanford, and i will never forget the day we first brought chelsea here. i brought her to visit when she was thinking about schools but i know as soon as she saw stanford that this is where if she we fortunate enough to be admitted she would certainly choose to come. and then, of course, i remember when bill and i brought her here to begin her freshman year and then the dinner for parents that mike was referring to, so it's a great treat to be back and now that my daughter is a mother herself, you can imagine there's already talk -- at least among one or two members of our family, since her husband is also an alum of stanford, how good charlotte would look one day in cardinal red. i am delighted to be here with some very distinguished guests. secretary schultz, secretary perry, thank you both for being here with us. lanny, thank you. and marcos, thank you. and others. it's really a great treat to be not only at the university but a

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what happens in vladivostok stays in vladivostok. i am delighted to be back here at stanford, and i will never forget the day we first brought chelsea here. i brought her to visit when she was thinking about schools but i knew as soon as she saw stanford that this is where, if she were fortunate enough to be admitted, she would certainly choose to come. and then, of course, i remember when bill and i brought her here to begin her freshman year and then the dinner for parents that mike was referring to, so it's a great treat to be back and now that my daughter is a mother herself, you can imagine there's already talk -- at least among one or two members of our family, since her husband is also an alum of stanford, how good charlotte would look one day in cardinal red. i am delighted to be here with some very distinguished uests. secretary schultz, secretary perry thank you, both, for being here with us. lanny, thank you. and marcos, thank you. and others. it's really a great treat to be not only at the university but at this particula