All Videos

Can we elect a leader who will tell us the truth?

Our approach has been too selfish and unilateral of late.

Redefining the notion of citizenship.

It’s not clear you can get elected by saying what you believe.

George, on the tendency to look for enemies.

Know what you believe.

The dangers of appeasing Wall Street.

If you try to emulate another’s gifts, you will fail.

Bill George, on compassionate capitalism.

The new generation gives George hope.

Leadership is about fidelity to your life story.

George tries to lead a life of integrity without compromising that in order to get ahead.

There are literally hundreds, if not thousands of leaders in every organization, just waiting for the opportunity.

Frugality, integrity, modesty.

Jon Meacham speaks about growing up on a Civil War battlefield.

We are not taking advantage of our ability to create multinational, multilateral alliances.

How are we going to do the next good thing?

The 20th century, Gutmann believes, will be remembered as the age of global awakening.

The war in Iraq, the war in Iraq, and the war in Iraq.

We should never kid ourselves that we’re more than specks in the universe.

On using books rather than adoring them.

A woman president faces all the challenges a man would.

To be a citizen in the 21st century, Gutmann says, you can’t be a dilettante.

Applying the precepts of good governance to running a university.

A pivotal moment in her childhood helped Guttman define her Jewish identity.

President Obama’s top economic advisor Larry Summers on the global impact of a spendthrift culture.

Power depends on legitimacy, and legitimacy depends on a perception of competence, says Larry Summers.

Iraq and economic security for middle class families, says Larry Summers.

“I wrote on a graduate school application that while some children were taught to believe in God, I came to believe in the power of systems analysis.”

Larry Summers things we will be measured by how we treated new guests at the table.