[applause] >> thank you very much, ambassador woolsey. we will go ahead and transition into our question answer period. just a couple of ground rules before we get into that. please, when i call on you we will have two staff with handheld mics. so please wait for the microphone to get to you before asking your question. they are kind of in the back of the room now milling around. when you ask your question, just due to time constraints please keep it succinct and concise. that would be appreciated. and also make sure to state your name and affiliation before you ask. also just as reminder, maybe to those that are watching on the webcast, we are liked reading this on twitter account and we're taking questions via twitter as well using hashtag woolsey. we will try to interject with some questions from the web as we continue. i guess with that we will kick this off. >> i met brian and i student here in washington. you talked about the theory and i'm just wondering if the cartel busting alternatives that are intimate and successful, what effe

first and foremost, thank you to ambassador woolsey for taking the time.applause] and just a couple of other notes of thanks to sys for letting us use this room. members of the media that are here covering this, thank you and everybody that submitted questions online, we appreciate it and especially to the ypf teram that brought to this. >> i brought a set of quotations, the articles themselves, from some of the local press out in san jose about this incident that i spoke about involving the rifle shots into the substation. i think they have a number of copies back there but i just wanted people to be able to see what had been set in the local press out there. i don't think this issue will go away but if you are interested, you can see what was being said there. >> we will have those in the back and you can grab them on the white house. thanks again to the marketing team and our programming team, great work everybody. this has been great and thanks to all of you for being here and with that, have a great evening. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning perfor

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today, former cia director james woolsey on foreign and domestic issues.t 6:30c-span3 eastern. >> no one needs a partner more than the american resident, sheltered and cocooned in the great white prison. that is what i concluded after five years and hundreds of interviews about that those presidents with brave spouses, willing to speak sometimes hard truths that others are unwilling to speak to the big guy, those presidents have a distinct advantage. an example -- had pat nixon been able to cut through her husband's paranoia at watergate, it might have been avoided, but she had long given up on her husband by the time they reached the white house. livesere leading separate as you will see in my portrayal of this saddest of all presidential couples. i do not give my husband advice. pat was quoted as saying. is there a man or woman who does not need advice from the person who knows him or her best? marriages andl how the first ladies have helped shape american history, tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> five years from now we will be looking at a world th