 There again are not actively involved in this campaign, but suppose Hillary Clinton not only will win the nomination but she even becomes president. What would be your advice concerning the three topics which she should make her top priority as president of America? Well, she absolutely has to as president because she will be commander-in-chief and again that's different for many countries. The president of the United States is commander-in-chief of our armed forces and swears an oath to protect the people and the Constitution in the United States. So she will have to deal with terrorism and with groups like ISIS. I mean that just comes with the job. So I would say that's not so much number one but that's part of every day of her job and one shouldn't be surprised about it. I mean we'll be able to talk in the symposium maybe about how you do that but she absolutely is committed to do it and she's ready to do it. I think secondly she's going to have to be much clearer about American leadership in the world and by what I mean is clearer is that Obama has sent lots of mixed signals and sometimes he's talked a lot about military force, other times he's talked about diplomacy but he kind of goes hot and cold and sometimes he seems like he wants to intervene in countries, other times he doesn't. It's it's very I think there's not really an Obama doctrine other than what he said don't do stupid things but of course why should any president of the United States do stupid things. People are going to look to the United States for leadership on a number of issues and obvious ones climate change but we can come back to others how to relate to Putin, how to deal with a rising China and Xi Jinping. These are all challenges that anyone who becomes president has to deal with but I think the interesting and most difficult challenge for Mrs. Clinton if she becomes president is how to bring America together because as you said Rob this is a very divisive time in the country there are reasons for it and we have an angry right-wing populism supporting Donald Trump I would argue also even worse supporting Ted Cruz but we have a kind of angry left-wing populism supporting Bernie Sanders and what is there some commonality or reasons for this anger and can she tease that out and then come up with ideas programs and language that starts to bring the country together to heal a lot of these divides. I think their ideas about how to do it I think she could do it and I think it's going to be a big challenge but that's really the hardest thing because it's going to be a very bitter election and groups like the Koch brothers are going to spend upwards of half a billion dollars trying to defeat her the worst things you can imagine that have been said about her will be repeated and adds new things will come up and at the end of it a lot of people are going to be even more bitter and angry how does she deal with that as president