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Haiti though it never was a war was fascinating series of coup detats and revolutions and so on. And then the iraq war which itself was kind of several different wars, so i dont know what that number would be, three, four. Depending what you consider wars and whatnot. And another question, what is your attitude about war . Mark well, from my last book which was called stripping bear the body, i based that title on a quotation by a haitian politician, fascinating man, who said Political Violence ...

Haiti though it never was a war was fascinating series of coup detats and revolutions and so on. And then the iraq war which itself was kind of several different wars, so i dont know what that number would be, three, four. Depending what you consider wars and whatnot. And another question, what is your attitude about war . Mark well, from my last book which was called stripping bear the body, i based that title on a quotation by a haitian politician, fascinating man, who said Political Violence ...

Haiti though it never was a war was fascinating series of coup detats and revolutions and so on. And then the iraq war which itself was kind of several different wars, so i dont know what that number would be, three, four. Depending what you consider wars and whatnot. And another question, what is your attitude about war . Mark well, from my last book which was called stripping bear the body, i based that title on a quotation by a haitian politician, fascinating man, who said Political Violence ...

2. 54 centimeters is an inch. I like 3 centimeters rolls off the tongue. All right. See you this afternoon. Good morning. Stephanies off today. Wednesday, february 19th. Lets get started. These signs the president s frustrations with the russia probe are boiling over. Reporter the president is pointing the finger of blame on just about everyone except Vladimir Putin in moscow. The number two official at the department of justice personally unveiled indictments against 13 russians brought by spec...

What to make of the leaders trip this week to china. And his recent charm offensive. I have a great panel to discuss it all. And weve got the greatest economy maybe ever. Is he right, and could it all be jeopardized by a trade war . Ill ask steve ratner. Also, the other Technology Revolution that the world needs to Pay Attention to. How getting hundreds of millions of people online in india is changing that nation and might change the world. First, heres my take. In order to explain some of Pres...

And read my washington post column this week and lets get started. first kamt brexit vote which surprised much of the world, then donald trumps astonishing electoral victory in the united states. will upcoming elections in europe be a third shock to the system? let me bring in a panel to discuss the rise of this. thank you for being late. optimist guide to thriving in the age of excellence. hes also of course a "new york times" columnist. also in the times this weekend theres a great piece by ...

Bart college in upstate new york has a class called milk and its contents. see, thats a play on woords. maybe they should chat with student who is take penn states food science course, how to make ice cream. and penn states creamery is pretty well known. finally, my alma mater, cornell, phys 1657 is tree climbing. if you dont believe us, theres a link to the full list at jansing.msnbc.com. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers.

Bret stevens, foreign affairs columnist from "the wall street journal" as well as walter russell meade, professor of humanities of bart college and professor at large for american interest. do you have the same feelings that were not getting the big ideas, the big picture, walter that really we need to make this decision? >> well you know i think what weve got is the democrats are trying to protect a system that is sort of breaking down. it is interesting, three of the big cities in new york sta...

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Dark green train with yellow stripes pulled into a station in beijing. who was in train was for a time the weeks biggest mystery. then it turned into the weeks biggest surprise. it was, of course, kim jong-un, the north korean leader on an unannounced visit to beijing. his first known trip outside the hermit kingdom since he took power in 02011. the meetings with chinese president xi and kims broader offensive. i have a great panel to discuss. the two of them both former directors of policy plan...