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Youre going to put pressure on the economy. When i look at the things that the government does, i see regulations that say the haze regulation is being implemented in the west. You cant see the difference in the haze in the air. You have to have a computer to measure it. But using that regulation, goal miners being sent make 60,000 a year. And they are going to then be on assistance level. Do yall put out a fact sheet that says if you increase minimum wage, burger king is going to put kiosks in....

Jewish community. Up to 1924, Ultra Orthodox Jews generally chose not to come to the United States. There were even rabinic rulings in europe discouraging jewish immigration to america. It was very simple. If you come to america, it will be better for your body. It will be worse for your soul. And your grandchildren will be gentiles. And they said dont come to america. And as a result, the ultra communities did not. After world war ii, though, the surviving ultra communities did. In part, they c...

There are 50 heads of state gathered here in washington, trying to deal with the question of Nuclear Terrorism and how to secure the highly enriched. Lements around the world that is a nuclear reactors, that is in hospitals, universities, research centers. There is the possibility of dirty bombs, the possibility of terrorists getting a hold of this. That is a small part of the Nuclear Material out there. Most of the material is in the weapons programs. This gathering is not going to be dealing w...

Place in washington, d. C. Right now. State inot 50 heads of washington trying to deal with the question of the threat of Nuclear Terrorism and how to secure all the highly enriched uranium and plutonium that stretched widely around the reactors,lear hospitals, universities, concernedenters, about the threat of materials and the possibility of dirty bombs and terrorists getting a hold of it. That is a small part of Nuclear Material out there because most of the Nuclear Material is in the Weapons...

Colonial period to modern day. This event is part of a twoday u. S. Capital Historical Society symposium. Its about an hour and 15 minutes. The keynote opening this particular symposium. We have paul finkelman. Those of you who come on a routine basis know paul well. Hes been our fearless leader for the past several years in helping to direct the symposium. Because of that, i feel like no introduction is needed. That old canard, but in pauls case, its really true. Ill just say that he comes to u...

Hes been our fearless leader for the past several years and helping to direct the symposium. No introduction is needed. It is really too. I will say that she comes to us from the university of saskatchewan to give you a sense of how far yes come today. He is under a visiting professorship on human rights on ae will be speaking nation of immigrants. The keynote is and what opportunity to look, to see the theme in a broader sense. You will be laying the groundwork or everything we will be discussi...

American University History kuznick teaches a class on the american bomb. He argues there are other ways that could have been used to end the war in the pacific instead of dropping the atomic bombs. This class is about an hour and 15 minutes. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2016] that is in nuclear reactors, that is in hospitals, in universities. Esearch centers. About the spread of these materials and the pobet of dirty bombs and terrorists getting a hold of this, to begin wi...

Be occupying. So yes he was a terrific guy and the only choice for a really successful first president because of the trust that people had in him, that he could in habit this presidency, and they could trust him in that position. But he brought with him some problems. A question i sometimes get and you probably do, as well if not washington, who would be the next obvious choice and my answer is, there wasnt another choice and thats kind of the point he was the in dispensable man. He was somewha...

Isfact, i would argue it essential, because this is one of those areas where u. S. Global leadership has yielded tremendous benefits economically from a technological perspective and from a jobs perspective. Announcer watch the communicators on cspan2 at 8 00 p. M. Announcer our road to the white house coverage continues in cleveland, with live coverage of the Republican Party Platform Committee. Monday, july 11, starting at 10 00 a. M. Eastern, and continuing on tuesday, july 12, at 10 00 a. M....

Legacy of founding father Benjamin Franklin. Isaacson argues that franklins methods and passion for science epitomized what he calls, quote, Americas National character, end quote. The New York Historical society hosted this program. It is a little over one hour. This is the 2016 Benjamin Franklin lecture in democracy. We are proud to partner with londons Benjamin Franklin house in bringing this lecture to our institution. Benjamin franklin house is the only surviving former residence of Benjami...