follow him in welcoming rostock on peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera daily violence and voter apathy. came. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassador to haiti also in washington we have to pull it peer he is the executive director and founder of the institute for research in socio economic and public policy and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger gentlemen this program is cross talk out means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what the another member on the panel has to say if i go to you mr ambassador first i start out by saying the search for stability and legitimacy well the elections on sunday. hit paty one inch forward in terms of stability and legitimacy. well t

follow him welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. if you. start. to discuss victor's justice i'm joined by if i am the sort of things ruth slim he's the director of the simon wiesenthal center in springfield we go to lawrence douglass he is a professor at amherst college and in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it was sixty five years ago almost to the day the international tribunal military tribunals sat in nuremberg in judgment of nazi war criminals first of all i'd like to go to you douglas what is the overall legacy in your opinion sixty five years on was justice served. you know i think justice was served i mean i think it

more news updates in just under half an hour and right now it's time for cross talk with peter lavelle after a short break. if you can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war two major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt and such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. can. still. be discussed victor's justice i'm joined by if i am zero fans roussillon he is the director of the simon wiesenthal center in springfield we go to lawrence douglas he is a professor at amherst college and in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it was sixty five years ago almost to the day the international tribunal military tribunals sat in nuremberg in judgment of nazi war criminals first of all i'd like to go to you douglas what

and in a follow up to one of our top stories peter lavelle hosts another fiery cross talk over whether nato can remain relevant when facing twenty first century security threats as the u.k.'s top soldier says the organization can't beat back the taliban it's coming your way next. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. and you can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we're there at nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in lisbon this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first century security threats. and you can. discuss the role of nato today i'm joined by hugo lucas in boston he's a professor of international relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you know in the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effec

follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle with nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in lisbon this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first century security threats. to. discuss the role of nato today i'm joined by hugo lucas in boston he's a professor of international relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you're on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is its relevance today ok in and i can't

following welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war two major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt and such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. and you can. start. to discuss victor's justice i'm joined by if i am the sort of things ruth slim he's the director of the simon wiesenthal center in springfield we go to lawrence douglass he is a professor at amherst college and in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it was sixty five years ago almost to the day the international tribunal military tribunals sat in nuremberg in judgment of nazi war criminals first of all i'd like to go to you douglas what is the overall legacy in your opinion sixty five years on was justice served. you know i think justice was served i mean i

the lonely and welcome the cross talk i'm peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of ga to. continue. to discuss the meaningfulness of the g twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he is a journalist and author of obama does global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member add the of the see at interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team in the congo all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty a bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no that g.h. is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block is the rio saying but in fact what matters the g two it's an official but this is where the action really is the u.s. and china what is the u.s. doing at the moment queen can d

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of g eight. and you can. discuss the meaningfulness of the g. twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he's a journalist and author of obama goes global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member add you have to see at interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team you and the hunger all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty a bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no the g eight is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block as the rio saying but in fact what it matters the g two it's unofficial but this is where the action really is the u.s. and china what is the u.s. doing at the moment. q e tw

follow him in welcoming rostock on peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera the daily violence and voter apathy. continue. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassador to haiti also in washington we have to pull it pierre he is the executive director and founder of the institute for research and socio economic and public policy and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger gentlemen this program is cross talk out means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what the another member on the panel has to say if i go to you mr ambassador first i start out by saying the search for stability and legitimacy well the elections on sunday. hit haiti one inch forward in terms of stability and legiti

follow him and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle playing the blame game and where to go from here the u.s. led drive to find a final peace settlement among the palestinians and israelis has faltered badly even after the perceived bribe offered to israel by the obama administration is the ball in israel's corner now. you can. start. to discuss the middle east peace process i'm joined by gideon levy in tel aviv he is a herat columnist and author of the recent book the punishment of gaza and in boston we have alan dershowitz professor at harvard law school and bestselling author and another member of our cross talk team you know in the hunger getting if i can go to you first in tel aviv. the word bribery is being used a lot right now almost across the board and the deal is that israel to commit to another ninety day one off moratorium on settlement building in occupied the occupied west bank in jerusalem they've been given a three billion dollar military deal lots of jets there and if there were any kind of resolution coming from the world at large wanting to recognize the palestinia

lonely and welcome to cross talk on peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of ga to. continue. to discuss the meaningfulness of the g twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he is a journalist and author of obama goes global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member add you of the see at interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team you and the hunger all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty a bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no the g eight is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block is the rio saying but in fact what matters the g two it's an official but this is where the action really is the u.s. and china what is the u.s. doing at the moment. can you sue

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what makes a person powerful and influential is it wealth military strength or is it something more intangible like the power of ideas maybe it is a combination of numerous factors and forbes magazine sixty eight most powerful people tell us this much. can you. discuss the forbes most powerful i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he's a leading us political analyst and a resident scholar at third way also in washington we have janine with dell she's a professor at george mason university and in new york we cross to michael nor he is executive editor at forbes and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger all right if i can go to you. michael in new york for a start how hard is it to make a list like this i cause i know that you're one of seven. editors there to put this together and maybe what are some of the most and. biggest criticisms that you've gotten so far. well you know it's very hard to do this power something that's it means different things to different people so we define power very specifically we defined

next peter lavelle's crosstalk pavel gets fired up over whether country's attempts to pay off debt by slashing spending will sound the death knell for the welfare state that's coming your way next. below him welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the welfare state is dead long live the welfare state the idea of western style the welfare state has few supporters during these hard times but few are willing to demand less and pay more for government services the system is broken and bankrupt with almost no one taking responsibility. to. discuss the prospects of the welfare state i'm joined by peter taylor goopy in canterbury he's professor at the university of kent in dusseldorf we go to gobble steingart he's an international bestselling author and the editor in chief of handel's blood and in boston we go to lawrence call to love he's professor at boston university and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want well i've done many pretty cross talk programs gentlemen but i've never come acr

follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war two major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. and you can. discuss victor's justice i'm joined by if i am zero things roussillon he is the director of the simon wiesenthal center in springfield we go to lawrence douglass he is a professor at amherst college and in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it was sixty five years ago almost to the day the international tribunal military tribunals sat in nuremberg in judgment of nazi war criminals first of all i want to go to you douglas what is the overall legacy in your opinion sixty five years on was justice served. you know i think justice was served i mean i think it's it's prob

lonely and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of g eight. and you can. discuss the meaningfulness of the g. twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he is a journalist and author of obama does global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member add the of the see at interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team you and the hunger all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty a bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no they ga it is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block is the rio saying but in fact what matters is that g two it's an official but this is where the action really is the u.s. and china what is the u.s. doing at the moment queen

lonely and welcome to cross john peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of ga. you can. still get. to discuss the meaningfulness of the g. twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he is a journalist and author of obama does global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member add you have to see an interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team you and the hunger all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty i bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no the g eight is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block as the rio saying but in fact what it matters the g two it's unofficial but this is where the action really is the u.s. and china what is the u.s. doing at the moment q

more headlines in under thirty minutes but now peter lavelle asks his guests if wiki leaks is cutting edge journalism or another group of people pushing their own agenda stay with us for our t's crossed talk. and you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we keenly cutting edge journalism for no pay corgan ization with an unmistakable political agenda what is the difference between investigative journalism and spying today and are there limits to what the public has a right to know. and you can. discuss the controversy over weiqi leaks i'm joined by stephen soonest in san francisco he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in new york we have joel mowbray he is an award winning investigative journalist and in washington the cross to michael bryant he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq and another member of our cross talk team in the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk and cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want all right i want to talk about the background y

up next peter lavelle and his guest debate whether the whistleblower website wiki leaks is genuine cutting edge journalism or just a means for the people behind it to push their own agenda crosstalk is coming up in just a few moments. the admiral no human a passenger liner sailing in the black sea. this thirty first nineteen a.t.c. . twenty three twenty. four kilometers off shore. crashes into another vessel over four hundred and twenty three people died. russian titanic on our teeth pulled. and you can. start. to. flow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we keenly cutting edge journalism for no pay corgan ization with an unmistakable political agenda what is the difference between investigative journalism and spying today and are there limits to what the public has a right to know. and you can. start. to discuss the controversy over weekend leaks i'm joined by steven soonest in san francisco he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in new york we have joel mowbray he is an award winning investigative journalist and in washington we c

flow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we keenly cutting edge journalism for no pay corrigan ization with an unmistakable political agenda what is the difference between investigative journalism and spying today and are there limits to what the public has a right to know. and you can. start. to discuss the controversy over weekend leaks i'm joined by stephen soonest in san francisco he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in new york we have joel mowbray he is an award winning investigative journalist and in washington we cross to michael bryant he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq and another member of our cross talk team in the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk and cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want all right i want to talk about the background you guys everybody knows the back on the hundreds of thousands of documents have been released into the public domain we all know the organization we all know the head of that organization let's talk about what it me

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle with nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in lisbon this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first century security threats. to discuss the role of nato today i'm joined by hugo lucas in boston he's a professor of international relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you know in the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is its relevance today ok in and i can'

follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we keenly cutting edge journalism for an opaque organization with an unmistakable political agenda what is the difference between investigative journalism and spying today and are there limits to what the public has a right to know. and you can. discuss the controversy over weiqi leaks i'm joined by stephen soonest in san francisco he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in new york we have joel mowbray he is an award winning investigative journalist and in washington we cross to michael bryant he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq and another member of our crosstalk team in the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk and cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want all right i want to talk about the background you guys everybody knows the background hundreds of thousands of documents have been released into the public domain we all know the organization we all know the head of that organization let's talk about what it means and i

more headlines in under thirty minutes but now peter lavelle asks his guests if wiki leaks is cutting edge journalism or another group of people pushing their own agenda stay with us for ortiz crosstalk. if you can. blow welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle weekend weeks cutting edge journalism for an opaque organization with an unmistakable political agenda what is the difference between investigative journalism and spying today and are there limits to what the public has a right to know. and you can. still. discuss the controversy over weiqi leaks i'm joined by stephen soonest in san francisco he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in new york we have joel mowbray he is an award winning investigative journalist and in washington the cross to michael bryant he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq and another member of our cross talk team in the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk and cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want all right i want to talk about the background you

cross talk host peter lavelle and his guests debate this subject in the latest edition of the show just moments away. and you can. stick. to. a low hanging welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle playing the blame game and where to go from here the u.s. led drive to find a final peace settlement among the palestinians and israelis has faltered badly even after the perceived bribe offered to israel by the obama administration is the ball and israel's corner now. you can. discuss the middle east peace process i'm joined by gideon levy in tel aviv he is a herat columnist and author of the recent book the punishment of gaza and in boston we have alan dershowitz professor at harvard law school and bestselling author and another member of our cross talk team you know in the hunger again if i can go to you first in tel aviv. the word bribery is being used a lot right now almost across the board and the deal is that israel to commit to another ninety day one off moratorium on settlement building in occupied the occupied west bank in jerusalem they've been given a three billion dollar military d

up to date with our top story debate show cross talk with peter lavelle he asks his guests whether the republicans will suffer a post-election if the tea party movement delivers a victory at november's midterm. if you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm you know about as americans go to the polls it would appear that nothing is energized the republican party more than hot tea tea partiers or the g.o.p.'s competitive edge in this election will the republicans and the entire body politic later regret this. and you can. discuss the tea party's role in american politics i'm joined by steve lesser in new york he's the editor of op ed news in washington we go to phil kerpen he is vice president for policy at americans for prosperity and arlanda we cross to peter brown he's assistant director of university polling institute and another member of our crosstalk team yell on the hunger all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want advice to go to you first even researching this program i came across a phrase someone describing the tea party m

next peter lavelle and his guests debate whether the whistleblower website wiki leaks is genuine cutting edge journalism or just a means for the people behind it to push their own agendas crosstalk coming your way in a few moments. if you can. still get. along in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle weiqi leaks cutting edge journalism for an opaque organization with an unmistakable political agenda what is the difference between investigative journalism and spying today and are there limits to what the public has a right to know. can. you discuss the controversy over weiqi leaks i'm joined by stephen soonest in san francisco he's a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco in new york we have joel mowbray he is an award winning investigative journalist and in washington the cross to michael bryant he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq and another member of our cross talk team in the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk and cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want all right i want to tal

follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle when it comes to finding solutions to the world's economic and financial woes is bigger and more better members of the group of twenty meeting in seoul may think so critics of such gatherings claim otherwise the g twenty is only a bloated version of g eight. and you can. still get. to discuss the meaningfulness of the g. twenty today i'm joined by pepe escobar in san paulo he is a journalist and author of obama does global stand in washington we have john ruth roth he is a director of member adie of hissy at interaction and in syracuse we go to horace campbell he's a professor at syracuse university and another member of our cross talk team you and the hunger all right pepe i'd like to go to you first i used to always think the g.a.a. was a waste of time is the g. twenty a bigger waste of time as it meets in seoul no no ga it is that the g twenty is the new kid on the block as the rio saying but in fact what it matters the g two it's unofficial but this is where the action really is the u.s. and china what is the u.s. doing at the moment quee

midterm elections peter lavelle asks his guests if america is headed for two years of political deadlock thanks for watching. and you can. follow a welcome to cross talk time peter lavelle after the us elections the start of a brave new revolution or inevitable and destructive gridlock the victorious republicans claim a mandate to slow and even reverse obama's legislative agenda will anything get done from january two thousand and eleven through at least january two thousand and thirteen. and you can. discuss the u.s. midterm elections i'm joined by robert weiner in washington he is a national democratic strategist and columnist also in washington we go to ford o'connell he is president of project virginia and in new york we have niall standage a journalist and author of redemption song an irish reporter inside the obama campaign and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rosen effect and we have a lot of a difference of opinion on this program first of all i want to go to you robert bobb that is in washington in the wake of this election that th

next peter lavelle and his guests on cross talk discuss whether welfare states are more about socialism for the rich stay with us here on r.t. . if you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle too big to fail expression if you're wealthy governments around the world have bailed out the rich and powerful for them the worst of the recession is probably over but that cannot be said for the middle class and poor it would appear that socialism does exist only for the rich. and you can. discuss government policies towards the rich i'm joined by doug henwood in new york he is the editor of left business observer also in new york we have andrew chef he's director of communications and marketing at euro pacific capital and author of the illustrated book how an economy grows and how it crashes and in singapore we go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and another member of our cross talk team you know on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i would seriously encourage you to do that doug can o

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up next peter lavelle's crosstalk panel trying to work out just what it takes these days to be among the most powerful people on the planet stay with us for that coming up. and. see.

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when i was less than ten minutes you can join peter lavelle in cross talk but up next all the business news with shirin stay with us for that. hello welcome to the business news i'm sure on a key on the russian government has approved this privatization plan for two thousand and eleven to two thousand and thirteen the asset sales are expected to raise as much as three hundred thirty billion dollars the ministry of economic development of you know not be able to explain the purpose of the program. and the key difference of the plan for twenty eleven two thousand and thirteen is of course it's large scale character the aim of such a privatization program is not only to bring additional funds to the state budget even though that's of high importance our key task is to encourage investment into companies. the european union wants to liberalize its gas market and make it easier for independent producers to access the pipeline that work for gas prompting the world's largest producer may no longer be enough to guarantee its dominance of the market nick pool reports. last year gazprom sales to

the low end welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle with nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in lisbon this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first century security threats. and. to discuss the role of nato today i'm joined by hugo lucas in boston he's a professor of international relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you know in the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is that relevance tod

lavelle and his guests in cross talk go head to head in that debate coming up next. for the full story we've got it from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. and .

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what makes a person powerful and influential is it well for military strength or is it something more intangible like the power of ideas maybe it is a combination of numerous factors and forbes magazine sixty eight most powerful people tell us as much. as you can. discuss the forbes most powerful i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he's a leading us political analyst and a resident scholar at third way also in washington we have janine would else he's a professor at george mason university and in new york we cross to michael nor he is an executive editor at forbes and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right if i can go to you. michael in new york first how hard is it to make a list like this ike as i know that you're one of seven. editors there to put this together and maybe what are some of the most and. biggest criticisms that you've gotten so far. well you know it's very hard to do this power something that's it means different things to different people so we define power very specifically we defined in

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what makes a person powerful and influential is it wealth military strength or is it something more intangible like the power of ideas maybe it is a combination of numerous factors and forbes magazine sixty eight most powerful people tell us as much. and you can. discuss the forbes most powerful i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he's a leading us political analyst and a resident scholar at third way also in washington we have janine would else he's a professor at george mason university and in new york we cross to michael nor he is the executive editor at forbes and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger all right if i can go to you. michael in new york first how hard is it to make a list like this i guess i know that you're one of seven. editors there to put this together and maybe what are some of the most and. biggest criticisms that you've gotten so far. well you know it's very hard to do this power something that's it means different things to different people so we define power very specifically we are figh

follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle with nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in lisbon this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first century security threats. to discuss the role of nato today i'm joined by hugo lucas in boston he's a professor of international relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you know in the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is its relevance today ok in and i can'

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what makes a person powerful and influential is it well for military strength or is it something more intangible like the power of ideas maybe it is a combination of numerous factors and forbes magazine sixty eight most powerful people tell us as much. as you can. discuss the forbes most powerful i'm joined by bill schneider in washington he's a leading us political analyst and a resident scholar at third way also in washington we have janine wood else he's a professor at george mason university and in new york we cross to michael nor he is an executive editor at forbes and another member of our crosstalk came on the hunger all right if i can go to you. michael in new york first how hard is it to make a list like this i guess i know that you're one of seven. editors there to put this together and maybe what are some of the most and. biggest criticisms that you've gotten so far. well you know it's very hard to do this power something that's it means different things to different people so we define power very specifically we defined in

the low end welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle with the nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in lisbon this military alliance is in search of a mission can nato remain relevant facing twenty first century security threats. to. discuss the role of nato today i'm joined by hugo lucas in boston he's a professor of international relations at boston university in london we have martin mccauley he's an author and senior lecturer at the university of london and in paris we cross to john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperation and another member of our crosstalk team you know in the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and effective means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what else has been said on the panel if i can go to you first in boston the alliance is going to be meeting soon in lisbon so just how relevant is the north atlantic treaty organization today a child of the cold war and they say they're going to have a new strategic concept i think a lot of us know what the basic parts are going to be what is its relevance today ok

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follow me and welcome in rostock i'm peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera the daily violence and voter apathy. continue. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassador to haiti also in washington we have to pull it pierre he is the executive director and founder of the institute for research in socio economic and public policy and another member of our crosstalk team yell on the hunger gentlemen this program is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what the another member on the panel has to say if i go to you mr ambassador first i start out by saying the search for stability and legitimacy well the elections on sunday inch haiti one inch forward in terms of stability and legitim

follow him welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle the welfare state is dead long live the welfare state the idea of western style the welfare state has few supporters during these hard times but few are willing to demand less and pay more for government services the system is broken and bankrupt with almost no one taking responsibility. and you can. discuss the prospects of the welfare state i'm joined by peter taylor goopy in canterbury he's professor at the university of kent in dusseldorf we go to god for steingart he's an international bestselling author and the editor in chief of handel's blood and in boston we go to lawrence call to love he's professor at boston university and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger are a gentleman cross talk rules in effect means you can jump in anytime you want well i've done many cross talk programs gentlemen but i've never come across a topic that is so last loved in the world especially in the western world and that is the welfare state so gentlemen the welfare state once the pride and glory of western democracies has it become a

follow him welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle the welfare state is dead long live the welfare state the idea of western style the welfare state has few supporters during these hard times but if you are willing to demand less and pay more for government services the system is broken and bankrupt with almost no one taking responsibility. and you can. discuss the prospects of the welfare state i'm joined by peter taylor goopy in canterbury he's professor at the university of kent in dusseldorf we go to god for steingart he's an international bestselling author and the editor in chief of handel's blood and in boston we go to lawrence culture love he's professor at boston university and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want well i've done many cross talk programs gentlemen but i've never come across a topic that is so last loved in the world especially in the western world and that is the welfare state so gentlemen the welfare state once the pride and glory of western democracies has

accusations of anti crisis measures favoring the rich when about ten minutes from now on cross talk peter lavelle and his guests discuss what steps should be taken so that the us system doesn't turn into socialism for the rich and capitalism for the paul here's a quick preview of what you can expect. the remains terrible because because most of it most of the capital flowing towards the public sector i mean the government well first of all the real economic contraction take place and we can get out and we can wring out some of this bad debt earlier we were at the bottom of the ocean or employment you're twenty percent unemployment is that what we need twenty percent unemployment this austerity scheme does not work for your doctor you look really want to hear that and you are going to be followed by mr. then we're going the right jam go ahead go ahead and sing for a living and we're in the midst and we're in the in the united states in the past twenty or thirty years as you were born and we've had some unbelievable dislocations we have we have done things which no country in the world shou

follow me and welcome rostock on peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera the daily violence and voter apathy. came. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassador to haiti also in washington we have to pull it pierre he is the executive director and founder of the institute for research in socio economic and public policy and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger gentlemen this program is cross talk out means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what the another member on the panel has to say if i go to you mr ambassador first i start out by saying the search for stability and legitimacy well the elections on sunday. hit haiti one inch forward in terms of stability and legitimacy.

follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war two major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. and you can. start. to discuss victor's justice i'm joined by if i am zero fans roussillon he is the director of the simon wiesenthal center in springfield we go to lawrence douglas he is a professor at amherst college and in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it was sixty five years ago almost to the day the international tribunal military tribunals sat in nuremberg in judgment of nazi war criminals first of all i want to go to you douglas what is the overall legacy in your opinion sixty five years on was justice served. you know i think justice was served i mean i think it's it

follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle immediately after the end of the second world war two major nazi leaders were put on trial for war crimes there is no doubt such crimes were committed however there are lingering questions about victor's justice what is the legacy of nuremberg. if you can. discuss victor's justice i'm joined by if i am zero for andrew slim he's the director of the simon wiesenthal center in springfield we go to lawrence douglass he is a professor at amherst college and in boston we cross to william kaler he is a professor of international relations and history at boston university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want it was sixty five years ago almost to the day the international tribunal military tribunals sat in nuremberg in judgment of nazi war criminals first of all i'd like to go to you douglas what is the overall legacy in your opinion sixty five years on was justice served. you know i think justice was served i mean i think it's probably i

as a g twenty summit prepares to talk economy and nuclear arms cuts peter lavelle and his guest debate whether such meetings so have any relevance in today's world. and. the.

follow me in welcoming rostock on peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera daily violence and voter apathy. came. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassador to haiti also in washington we have it bullet pierre he is the executive director and founder of the institute for research in socio economic and public policy and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger gentlemen this program is cross talk out means you can jump in anytime you want to react to what the another member on the panel has to say if i go to you mr ambassador first i start out by saying the search for stability and legitimacy well the elections on sunday inch hip eighty one inch forward in terms of stability and legitimacy.