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Summit. i hope it doesnt turn out to be a mistake. i think its the right thing to do at the right time and there is no president i might add in my lifetime, im 51 years old, who brings to the presidency more experience in foreign policy and intelligence than this president. imte sure he has thought throuh it and i imagine he and his team have a plan for the summit. speak all right. take time now for tomorrows headlines tonight. want to lead us off?of >> sure. i would just like to point out exper...

Just. we must remember that we may find the light and the wisdom and the courage to move forward in the words of that great hymn, fight as they nobly fought of old. in remembrance lies not just our history but our hope. not just our solemn remembrance, but our renewed purpose. not just our solace, but our strength. this memorial day, remember that not all of us are called to make the ultimate sacrifice. we all are called by god and by history and by conscience to make our nation free and fair, j...

Nation fuller, freer, and more just. we must remember that we may find the lights come on the wisdom, and yes, the courage to move forward. fight as they know belief thought of old. we remembered not just our history but our hope. not just our solemn remembrance but our new purpose. not just our solace, but our strength. this memorial day, remember that not all of us are called to make the ultimate sacrifice. we all are called by god and by history and by conscience to make our nation free and f...

Just. we must remember that we may find the light and the wisdom and, yes, the courage to move forward in the words of that great hymn, fight as they nobly fought of old. for remembrance lies not just our history but our hope. not just our solemn remembrance, but our renewed purpose. not just our solace, but our strength. this memorial day remember that not all of us are called to make the ultimate sacrifice. we all are called by god and by history and by conscience to make our nation free and f...

Political unrest, this would be very familiar to the ancients, right? the antenna and plague, cato sees the collapse of the republic, but i think the classical virtues women the same, courage, temperance, justice, wisdom. working for a common cause, and that cause being liberty and equality and, you know, helping the less fortunate. >> ben: i know that you apply a lot of these lessons yourself in your life and its something that you came to after having gone through sort of a corporate experienc...

Richard hatchet try to figure out the answer to a very particular question and it is what do you do to slow disease before you have vaccine? how do you minimize illness and death and the conventional wisdom at time which is hard to believe and it was entrenched in the public health community was you couldnt do much. social distancing, school closing and all of this stuff didnt work. and they thought that because in 1918 it seemed not to have worked. and so inside of the bush white house, these t...

House, these two guys and theyre real doctors, like an oncologists and an icu doctor reexamine what happened in 1918 and write persuasive papers about how the reason that st. louis had a fraction of the death rate of philadelphia was that they introduced these interventions earlier in relation to the arrival of the disease. and this wisdom ends up being buried in a plan about how you intervene when you have a pandemic. that becomes the official plan of the government and it is in the cdc. now th...