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A half. By the American Enterprise institute, welcome to the American Enterprise institute. Im a Senior Vice President for foreign and defense policy studies here and i am genuinely delighted that we have senator rubio here with us today to help us rule out the new report here. It is the product of the working group on transnational organized crime run by the visiting scholar. I dont think marco rubio needs a bath of introduction to this audience, but im going to give a word or two nonetheless a...

Goldman sachs on deck. Still up 7 10 of 1 . Front and center, will they disappoint . The banksides earnings, Mitch Mcconnell yesterday pulling the bill he had been working on to replace obamacare. Instead he says he will try to repealing the Health Care Law that keeping it in place while Congress Tries to figure out what comes next. Joining us now is Kevin Cirilli. , he develop in washington wants to repeal obamacare, will it happen . Kevin unlikely. With several sources that say that it is unli...

She said today that mr. Trump is trading National Parks like contestants on a game show. U. S. Insurers want the government to pay billions to stabilize the markets created by the informal care law. They say the government have to keep funding costsharing payments that reduce insurance expenses for low income earners. The demands, as the gop controlled congress wishes to dismantle obamacare. In a letter to congressional leaders, the national cessation of Insurance Commissioners says that 15 mill...

Corruption verdict. That verdict is going to be closely watched in south korea. Markets are waiting with bated breath, on the fed speakers at jackson hole. Be payingen will attention to tomorrow here in the u. S. There were some jitters in the markets. Ceilingk about the debt rattling investors. The dow off 30 points. Off 1 . Aq also s p down 2 10 of 1 . The declines are there but not as much as you might expect. Most investors are on the sidelines awaiting janet yellen and her comment. Yes. We ...

Panelists in the most difficult position of any panel in any event which is standing between resistance and the bar. But there is extraordinary substance on this panel, and the intent is to turn us forwardlooking. I would like to turn over to ambassador john ordway, our partner in kazakhstan. John, it is an honor and a pleasure to have you here as our moderator. Amb. Ordway thank you very much. We are facing the future with an urgent set of problems and to prove they are urgent we are going to h...

Funding for great decisions is provided by pricewaterhousecoopers, llp. soft arabian music [narrator] saudi arabia and the us are at odds culturally and ideologically yet for decades, they have been said to enjoy a special relationship based on shared interests. On 1945, when the late king abdulaziz, the founder of modern saudi arabia met with the late president Franklin Roosevelt on an american destroyer called the quincy, there was a very strong strategic relationship that developed between th...

A steady supply of energy is needed to fuel the countrys economy and military. [sachs] typically, American Foreign policy like British Imperial Foreign Policy before it, paid a tremendous amount of attention to securing oil for the economy. That includes who we have befriended, but it has also included us launching wars; stationing military bases; engaging in coups and orienting a massive amount of our Foreign Policy around oil. [mcnally] by world war one, oil was transitioning to becoming the l...

Was an era of political revolutions. The reverberations of which are still felt today. Latin america was really defined, the 1960s by the cuban revolution. There was a greater push for independence, sovereignty, autonomy from the United States. It was a region where some of the battles between capitalism and communism, oritarianism, played out with the greatest drama. It was an era of military coups everywhere from Central America down through brazil and argentina. There were movements not just ...

[voiceover] the Us Ambassador to libya and three Embassy Staffers have been killed in an attack on the us consulate in the libyan city of benghazi. [kathleen] ive seen firsthand the sacrifice of Foreign Service families. My father was a consular officer and my mother worked right alongside him. Its done because people love the concept of serving their country and they love the idea of taking american ideals abroad, taking our values and trying to promote them in various places and also in doing ...

[voiceover] the Us Ambassador to libya and three Embassy Staffers have been killed in an attack on the us consulate in the libyan city of benghazi. [kathleen] ive seen firsthand the sacrifice of Foreign Service families. My father was a consular officer and my mother worked right alongside him. Its done because people love the concept of serving their country and they love the idea of taking american ideals abroad, taking our values and trying to promote them in various places and also in doing ...