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Government with iranian officials here shes nice to hear professor lecture at American University in washington. The writing has appeared in the new york times, politico, Foreign Policy and Washington Monthly among others. They came to us last night from virginia, took a late night train and what id like to do is turn it over to you for your thoughts and comments to start off. Thank you very much. Im going to start for us today. Let me thank you much for hosting us to thank you for coming. Its a...

Of the right frequency. Thanks. Thanks very much. Youre watching booktv. Next, flynt and Hillary Mann Leverett argue that the u. S. Needs to change its policy towards the government of iran which they say is a rational actor and will play a leading role in the middle east for years to come. This is about an hour. It is an honor this morning to introduce Flynt Leverett who served at the state department and cia, but hes currently a professor at penn state out of carlyle. Also with him is Hillary ...

Summer olympics . Amidanger ove overruns and doubts on all three candidates offers be it istanbul, tokyo, we will expel all doubts. First lets go to the newsroom. Hello to melissa bell. Thank you very much, indeed, francois. A look at the very latest headlines. 7 00 p. M. Here in paris. Syria has dominated and divided the g20 summit in st. Petersburg. Vladimir putin met with the american president , each maintaining their positions, divisions as great as they ever were. Barack obama trying to co...

Era in which yet again we are presented with an for negotiation which is further is made urgent by the development of the Iranian Nuclear program which upsets as well it should. As well it should. Idea of a weaponized iran iran having Nuclear Weapons, appeals to nobody, appeals to nobody. It really is not something that and benefit the world frankly i dont believe it would benefit iran. The problem with iran not the roblem, the challenge with iran, iran is not the country which you can bully. Wa...

Collectively, we are determined to do something about it. I think people need to understand that there is a variety of terror groups in syria. A monolith, but some have expressed the desire to train fighters in syria to attract attack the west. Whether that will happen or not, it is a threat of people being radicalized here and moving to syria to conduct terror acts s. Is that correct . We need to do our best to pay close attention to an evolving situation. Are talking about radicalization, you ...

Some ways will never heal. Im going to ask you some questions in a friendly manner. We know you were born on 9 11. Im told you wanted to be a subway conductor in new york city when you grew up. That is my next life. I will be a subway motor man on the number seven train. In case you dont know this, the new york subways are protected to a substantial extent by dhs assets. Look at this. Your background is assistant u. S. Attorney and a guy who has a lots of experience in the department of defense....

Armistice, which brought an end to the fighting stages of the war. One of the interesting aspects of the way that you have framed this book is that its not just about the events of the fighting phase of the war itself, but also talks a lot about the impact of the korean war on asian issues and on world history, and even on the contemporary positions of the main countries and actors. How did you decide that you wanted to write a book on the korean war . Yeah, well, in 2007 i was asked whether or ...

We have really never known what to do with our first ladies and that is particularly true in more recent times. On the one hand they are expecting to have causes. We can imagine a first lady been without a cause. On the other hand those causes are not permitted to intrude upon lawmaking or an official capacity. So its always been a tightrope and seeing how each of these women walk that tightrope tells you would not tells you a lot not only about them but about the institution and about society. ...

In talks. Brown from our american graduate series, we have the story of a chicago nonprofit that aims to change the lives of wouldbe dropouts. Whats interesting about one goal is that it pinpoints and targets lowincome, underperforming students in non selective Chicago Public schools, students who are least likely to graduate from high school, let alone college. Suarez we look at newly released documents showing leaders in the Catholic Church in los angeles shielded pedophile priests and failed ...

Good evening. Were going to begin tonight with an nbc exclusive interview that comes at a critical time for an entire region of the world. Nbcs ann curry made her way to tehran where she has become the First Western journalist to interview the new president of oh iran, hassan rouhani. This is the first time americans get to see and hear him. That includes many in the obama administration. What you are about the to hear is significant because it represents the first reason for any optimism, the f...