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For information on our schedule and to give up with the latest history news. Next, nate jones, directory of the National Security archives freedom of information act project talks about his new book, able archer 83. A secret history of the nato exercise that almost triggered nuclear war, he explores ronald s thoughts on Nuclear Energy and jones also discusses ofhe discusses the process declassifying the government materials that were the basis of his book. This hourlong event is hosted by the Na...

Our Political Editor nick watt reports. For the moment, our unlikely Prime Minister reigned supreme, a by election win in an area that had been beyond the reach of the tories since the interwar years leaves theresa may surveying a Political Landscape with few credible opponents. Theresa may once likened herself to Queen Elizabeth the first, a woman who thrived in a male dominated world by knowing her mind. But shes never seen herself as a glory on a figure but shes never seen herself as a gloria...

This speech on a nice, sunny day. Today, we celebrate what wouldve been president nixons 104th birthday. They designated the Nixon Library and birthplace, and 20 the newater, we opened Nixon Library, already visited since theirople opening, and less than three months. And i would like to thank all the generous benefactors who made this new library possible, which was opened last october. [applause] William Baribault and i would be remiss if i informed you that our work was not far from over. The...

This speech on a nice, sunny day. Today, we celebrate what wouldve been president nixons 104th birthday. They designated the Nixon Library and birthplace, and 20 the newater, we opened Nixon Library, already visited since theirople opening, and less than three months. And i would like to thank all the generous benefactors who made this new library possible, which was opened last october. [applause] William Baribault and i would be remiss if i informed you that our work was not far from over. The...

Foundation to Richard Nixon foundation and i welcome you to this speech on a nice, sunny day. Today, we celebrate what wouldve been president nixons 154th birthday. 26 years ago, this museum was opened. And i would like to thank all the generous benefactors who made this new library possible, which was opened last october. It has already been visited by more than 25,000 people since their opening in less than three months. [applause] William Cowan would like to thank all the generous benefactors...

Reagan and bush. The library has been visited by 25,000 people in less than three months. All thelike to thank generous benefactors who made this new library possible, which and i would be remiss if i informed you that our work was not far from over. There is still money to be raised. I need each of you to sign up for a membership or contribute online. I also invite you to stay engaged with the Nixon Foundation by signing up for our newsletters and emails on our website. There you can dive deep ...

If the answer is know, thats dumb thing to say because it makes you look weak and foolish. Or. We welcome you here on behalf of the Virginia Foundation for the humanities, and they are the producers of the virginia festival of the book. And we really greatly appreciate the hard work they go into to present these gatherings. This is my cell phone. And i am checking it right now [laughter] to make sure that it is silenced. And if you will do the same, we will avoid any interruptions. We want to th...

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Id like to call this hearing to order i apologize to our witnesses but we had a vote that was called at 10 00 and most members are in the process of making their way from there to here. This morning the committee will engage in an activity thats quite rare for us. An open hearing on an on going critical intelligence question. The role of russian active measures past and present. As many of you know, this committee is conducting a thorough, independent, and nonpartisan review of the Russian Activ...