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woodrow wilson to george h w bush. each historian examines key figures of the 20th century from the more one to default -- from world war i to the fall of the berlin wall. the program from oregon is about three hours. this is our first session for today. it is session for on ideas and inflection points. we have five speakers. so, we have a very full slate. i will just give very brief introductions and turn it over. because we are being televised, i will chair the q and a -- q&a, and we will let the mics go around and took up the questions. our first speaker is christopher nichols, and he will be talking about the crucible of world war i. chris? mr. nichols: thanks very much, andrew. -- it to begin with thanks don't even know if they are in the room -- but they have been amazing for the work behind the scenes. i have been getting a lot of plaudits for my work. they are doing the work. he is probably in the back room interviewing someone for us. i want to set the state -- the stage with woodrow wilson. there are some pla

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setting up the premise of that generalization, so in 1991, you have president george h. w. bush staging or extending to iran in the second gulf war and sending the display with self-congratulatory explosives with making america great again, that is essentially what he was attempting to do. the washington consensus was caught offguard by the cutting down of the berlin wall in 1989 and the implosion of the soviet empire this waempire this was st had never been predicted either by the thinkers and the pentagon or those writing for the new york review of books. >> is that the point in time that you are thinking here comes trump? >> guest: what is his self-congratulatory explosions in the persian gulf in 1991. really it is to celebrate the great american empire and you've got the self-congratulatory bursting in air. he's in the news in 1989. >> why do you think the republicans didn't see this coming. if they got caught up in the dream of the american empire that there was nobody else in the world that mattered except the american way was the right way to and at the end purpose n

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everybody around the world knew that when jim baker spoke as secretary of state, he was speaking for george h-w bush. >> rose: what questions would you ask if you were in the senate as to confirm rex tillerson. >> well, i think clearly they're going to need to explore their concerns about the relationship with russia. i think, i think mr. tillerson's answers will be somewhere along the lines of what i have described. and a reassurance that as secretary of state, he will be acting only in the interest of the united states. i think that, i think it would be useful for everyone if that hearing included discussions about well, what kind of a strategy do you think we ought to follow toward russia. how do you think we ought to deal with this country that we have to have a good relationship with in some respects because we both have these gigantic nubbingly ars signals and yet at the-- arsenals and yet at the same time we have a lot of behavior on the part of the russians that is a serious problem for us. and how do you square that circle. i think the senators are going to want to have some confidence

that includes resolutions passed by the security council under president reagan and president george h w bush. and, remember that every u.s. administration since 1967, along with the entire international community, has recognized east jerusalem as among the territories that israel occupied in the six day war. now, i want to stress this point. we fully respect israel's profound historic and religious ties to the city and to its holy sites. we have never questioned that. this resolution in no manner prejudges the outcome of permanent status the negotiations, which must reflect those historic ties and the realities on the ground. that is our position. we still support it. we also strongly reject the notion that somehow the united states was the driving force behind this resolution. the egyptians and palestinians have long made clear to all of us, to all of the international community, their intentions to bring the resolution to a vote before the end of the year. and we communicated that with the israelis and they knew it anyway. the united states did not draft or originate this resolution,

. >> let's bring in joe watkins,istratist and and former white house aide for george h. w. bush.nd sarah azger flores, former deputy campaign manager for carly fiorina and communications director. thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> rick, i'm going to start with you. why is this still going on, and have you seen this level of post-election vitriol ever before? >> a little bit. not this bad i don't think. i don't understand her argument. her argument -- i think kellyanne's right, they break down the blue wall. and a lot of white working class voters who used to vote for democrats voted for a republican this time in donald trump. and as palmieri's argument, is it really that there were so many racists that vote for donald trump that he won? if that's true, then didn't they used to vote for democrats? so i don't think she really wants to go there. i think it's a lot of sour grapes. they ought to be gracious they lost the election. they should move on. >> and joe, what's your reaction to this? that this is still going on. >> well, it's unfortunate that it's still going on. i k

they take a look at foreign policy leaders ranging from woodrow wilson to george h w bush. each historian examines key figures of the 20th century from the more one to default -- from world war i to the fall of the berlin wall. the program from oregon is about three hours. this is our first session for today. it is session for on ideas and inflection points. we have five speakers. so, we have a very full slate. i will just give very brief introductions and turn it over. because we are being televised, i will chair the q and a -- q&a, and we will let the mics go around and took up the questions. our first speaker is christopher nichols, and he will be talking about the crucible of world war i. s?

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we went to see a person who fought for victims w witut a futurere. >> i h had mycousin killed by the israelis. and we were susupped to have a party here. we lit candles for all those who passed away to give us life. so we lit candles. and we cried there. then we came back home, we danced. we also cried again. andd for us, that was the resistance. >> the regression in the last three years has been incredible in the relationship between palestinians and the israelis. is there any way that you found to go tothe heart of israelis and tell them don't be afraid of me? >> i don't believe in this fear. we are the people who are afraid of them. they are the occupation. we are the occupied. so the discourse that was played in the media and played in their minds by their leaders, i don't accept it. they talk about their security, but they never thought of my security. >> more than any other time that i went back to jerusalem, i found people living in fear and in suspicion of everyone who entered the coffee shop. even security where jerusalem became the world capital of suicide bombing. e victim

w. bush and george h. bush also took extraordinary plans to assure the public that their actions would be in the public interest and that there would be no infringement on the private interest or private holdings so that's not happening in this administration so far. maybe we will get a different announcement on december 15. but my thoughts would be we have a president elect is already beginning to use the power and nonorthodox ways. because it is a matter of tradition, he said correctly the walls of the conflict of interest don't govern the president said he can do what he wants. what we are relying on is a sin line of the presidential tradition going back to the beginning of the republic. if it is preached, and i'm not saying that it will be but my thought has been we have a special obligation to track the extraordinary behavior in the executive branch of the chief executive unlike any seen before. >> i have a few questions here when you are ready to raise your hand. can you give me a brief scope of the

it is not the same soviet union or russia that reagan and h w bush were dealing with. unless trump wants to do some massive deficit spending to soviets, i don't soviets, i dow what he is going to do. host: you think outspending the soviets militarily can work in today's world? in today's economy that is so interconnected? caller: they are not the same country they were 25 years ago. communism, their interactions economically with the rest of the free world. they dealt with china and cuba. of the global situation today, economically, and in terms of business and industry and deals, it is a different world for them than it was 25 years ago. host: does that make the same approach used by reagan and george a w -- george h.w. bush, can you re-create that? it would be harder for us to outspend them, because we are not the country a were back then. -- country we were back then. he is going into it blind because he doesn't seem to have a grasp of history and things like that. hopefully his advisers will. then again, you don't know what this guy host:. -- guide. host: let's go

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