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Plans for the future of europe took on the notion of a closer union. It all came to a head in this last British Election when the u. K. Ran on a promise to leave britain out of e. U. And David Cameron promised a National Referendum on national membership, promised renegotiation on membership and campaign in remaining in the e. U. The commitment in treaty that should not apply to britain. We have a different for europe. We believe in a Flexible Union of free Member States who share treaties and i...

Years of chilly relations between the u. S. And canada appearing to giving away to a thaw. Prime minister Justin Trudeau was at the white house today. And its the First Official visit since 1997. Mike viqueira has more on trudeaus warm welcome. Reporter good evening, richelle, for primary primary Justin Trudeau and president obama, it has been mutual concern. And both sides hoping that this day is a new chapter in the relations between close neighbors. It has been as much as of celebration as a ...

The president ial. They are like they are really close together. Obama got away with it because he read his quest for the presidency as divinely ordained so he usurped the prophetic prerogative and then it was passed upon him looking for the end result of political power was disempowered at the very moment when he should have been riding writing gunshots with the statistic barack obama and and the faroe figure now assumed prophetic power. It was a brilliant move but also was unfortunate because ...

School. We should see 19,000, maybe even 20,000 on the dow by the end of the year. Jack admiral is executive vp of a bank. He thinks the markets are overvalued. Thats the collision. Thats what makes a market. Professor siegel, what causes you to feel that we can move, not just a little bit higher, but rather more significantly higher between now and year end . Do you see the economy as that strong . Well, what i see, i mean, i will admit, i mean, we have moved up in price ahead of the earnings i...

That afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon. Did i have the attention. Good afternoon. I like to welcome the launch of the session of the virginia session of the book on behalf of humanities. Our session is called mysteries of the cosmos could we have writers who publish recent books and most of you know the really exciting news in astronomy and physics. Can you hear me now . I think im about as close as i can get without swallowing it. Can you hear me now . I wont bother to start from the top agai...

[inaudible] [inaudible] speemac, a look at Nuclear Energy innovation, safety, and safety, and modernization proposals. Then agriculture secretary, tom bill sack is part of a discussion on hunger and Food Assistance program. Later, conversation with marilyn senator ben cardin. Cspans washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. Coming up on friday morning jeff adelstein, politics reporter for the new orleans advocate will join us by phone to discuss the debate o...

Guest ill be giving his speech on the floor of the United States senate. Tomorrows earth date and president obama is in new york will see many countries sign the top 21 agreement for 196 countries, 90 of the global admissions of the world will sign a commitment towards working together to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions. I was in france during the negotiations. Im a strong supporter of the u. S. Leadership globally and in this country to dramatically reduce our emissions. Caller did you hear sen...

Nominated boston attorney Louis Brandeis to the u. S. Supreme court on january 28th, 1916. In june of that year, he became the first jewish person to sit on the nations highest court. He served until 1939. Up next on American History tv, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his nomination, a Panel Including u. S. Supreme Court Justice ruth bader begins fwurg discusses his contributions to american democracy. This program at Brandeis University in massachusetts is about two hours. [ cheer...

War games that were waged, you know, between allied commanders, nato warsaw pact, the exchange of Nuclear Weapons was off the charts. The tactical Nuclear Weapons would be expanded to the point where in three or four days hundreds of them would be fired by both sides. So what were seeing in these kind of books i met hackett before he died, a great officer, captured at arnham, et cetera. But here hes writing a book about conventionally stopping the soviets. And i think there was sort of a fantasy...

In 2006 and was commissioned as a military Intelligence Officer. He served as a squadron Intelligence Officer while deployed in iraq from 2007 to 2008 and as an assistant brigade Intelligence Officer while deployed in iraq in 2011. He is currently assigned to the United States military academy as a history instructor. His military awards and decorations include the bronze star with oak leaf cluster, the mere tore yous service medal. D he is abd from the university of texas at austin and working ...