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Horowitz. Good afternoon, everyone thank you for joining us. Im from the History Department here they were extremely likely to have the extraordinarily talented historians with us today. I will introduce them each and start with some questions and why they do what they do and then make sure to leave time for you all to ask questions at the end we are speaking to an audience of cspan. For one of our friends and supporters here in the purple times festival book to help guide where you can purchase...

Religious than other westerners. They are perhaps five to 10 of the American Population but also, americans are very divided over different conceptions in christianity so not just between nonbelievers and believers but among christians themselves, so im the one hand approximately 40 of americans could have views towards religion and another 40 tend to lead towards christian fundamentalism which can lead in the middle the creation of some and political prophecies but another sign of that doesnt s...

Her father. Hes been a tremendous champion of supporting families, and enabling them to thrive. Lets hear from the founder of wikipedia, he has a brand new project which has the purpose of taking on fake news. Here isjimmy wales talking to me earlier about the initiative before we get into some questions. Everybody has been talking about the problem of fake news, also we see low quality clip bait site which are polluting the internet so thats a fairly clear problem and i think part of the soluti...

Her father. Hes been a tremendous champion of supporting families, and enabling them to thrive. Lets hear from the founder of wikipedia, he has a brand new project which has the purpose of taking on fake news. Here isjimmy wales talking to me earlier about the initiative before we get into some questions. Everybody has been talking about the problem of fake news, also we see low quality clip bait site which are polluting the internet so thats a fairly clear problem and i think part of the soluti...

Maria is a lecturer at the University Department of politics and International Relations and her most recent book, even though she has been out for a short. Lack of time is a book on work correspondence and the research she has done over a number of years because of her interest in foreign conflicts in various parts of the world, so she will share with you today her most recent work interviewing correspondence. Thank you. [applause]. Hello. Thank you so much. Thank you for coming. I am deeply gr...

Great stuffweve got going on. My name is sarah baline, im in the event director at kramerbooks and its my pleasure to welcome you and welcome elaine this evening for her new book why president s fail and how they can succeed again. For those of you who dont know, elaine is a senior fellow in the government studies fellowship at brookings and founding director of public management. Shes also on faculty of the Harvard Kennedy school. In this new book, elaine argues at the residence today spend too...

But also, we need these moments to place these vvicto these vid campaigns as part of a broad vision and agenda that works for all. The renewed social contract for the 21st century if you will. So thank you, david, for this amazing piece of work that is this book and all that you have led and are continuing to lead in the world and creating this moment and similar moments across the groups to come together and reflect and animate us forward. I also want to thank mark and nikki and diane from new ...

And all of the people at the California Historical society and all of the people who work for making this event possible. Before we begin, i just want to remind you that you are in Indian Country. You are sitting in Indian Country right now. When you walk out these doors, after this presentation, you will be in Indian Country. No matter where you go in this hemisphere, you will be in Indian Country. Why . Square virtually every inch of the americans is the ancestral homeland of the of the indian...

Refugee policy, 1945 to 1990. On thisoing to focus in important subset of immigration laws and immigration policy. So i want you to fit it into where we were at the end of the last class. And that he idea is that the cold war was shaping domestic policy. Apparent in the way that act was passed. Part of a broader campaign. That is especially true with u. S. Refugee policy, a perfect intersection of u. S. Foreign policy and immigration policy. Him before we begin, we have a couple of images of the...

Refugee policy, 1945 to 1990. On thisoing to focus in important subset of immigration laws and immigration policy. So i want you to fit it into where we were at the end of the last class. And that he idea is that the cold war was shaping domestic policy. Apparent in the way that act was passed. Part of a broader campaign. That is especially true with u. S. Refugee policy, a perfect intersection of u. S. Foreign policy and immigration policy. Him before we begin, we have a couple of images of the...