Im very happy to introduce todays offer doctor hector garcia, a clinical psychologist with post dramatic stress disorder hes also an assistant professor at the department of psychiatry at uta Health Science center. This is his second book and you know, i dont know if your parents told you when you were growing up that at the thanksgiving dinner table whatever you do, dont talk about sex, politics or partisanship. So, what has Doctor Garcia gone, hes written a book about sex, politics and partisanship. And so, with that introduction, please tell us how you have gone to these topics that we were told not to talk about. The first book was about religion. [laughter] so, Political Behavior can be irrational. It can be volatile but most of all it can be utterly perplexi perplexing. No matter what side of the aisle you fall on we have had the experience of watching the political circus on the news and just shaking our head in disbelief mostly at how the other side can think what it thinks and
With post dramatic stress disorder hes also an assistant professor at the department of psychiatry at uta Health Science center. This is his second book and you know, i dont know if your parents told you when you were growing up that at the thanksgiving dinner table whatever you do, dont talk about sex, politics or partisanship. So, what has Doctor Garcia gone, hes written a book about sex, politics and partisanship. And so, with that introduction, please tell us how you have gone to these topics that we were told not to talk about. The first book was about religion. [laughter] so, Political Behavior can be irrational. It can be volatile but most of all it can be utterly perplexi perplexing. No matter what side of the aisle you fall on we have had the experience of watching the political circus on the news and just shaking our head in disbelief mostly at how the other side can think what it thinks and usually that comes with the distressing set of emotion, anger, hopelessness or just a
Texas professor Hector Garcia explores how evolutionary science can help us understand partisan politics. This is about 40 minutes. I think youre getting the wave from cspan. Okay. Welcome everybody. Very excited to introduce todays author, a wonderful book called sex, power, and partnership. Cant hear you. Isipis this better . Okay. Im very happy to introduce todays author, dr. Hector garcia. Dr. Garcia is a clinical psychologist, and he specializes in posttraumatic stress disorder. Hes also an assistant professor at the department of psychiatry at Ut Health Science center. Hiu know, i dont know if your parents told you when you were growing up that at the thanksgiving dinner table whatever you do, dont talk about sex, politics or partisanship. So, what has Doctor Garcia gone, hes written a book about sex, politics and partisanship. And so, with that introduction, please tell us how you have gone to these topics that we were told not to talk about. The first book was about religion. [
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Dennis ross and former middle east Senior Advisor for the state department david pollock. From the center for national interest, this is just under an hour and half. [inaudible conversations] well, good afternoon, everybody, and thank you so much for turning out, springlike day in washington. Lets hope it continues. And thanks for cspan for coming along, and just a few tips on how were going to handle this mornings meeting. It is being filmed live, so when we cut to q a please state your name very clearly so that the world knows who you are and your your aunts and uncles can refer to the recording. The subject today i think is highly relevant. Iran sanctions and the nuclear deal. Weve heard a lot about iran during the election campaign, and particularly from the president , but i think there is some confusion as to what the actual policy is, given that we have a nuclear deal with iran, which no one seems eager at this point in time to care up, even though the president says its the wor