To start to break through and to literally make America Great again and i think in the absence of very profound change the United States is going to continue to change. We will become a weaker partner for you. Its going to have bad implications for both of our economies and bad implications for both of our National Security than an america for example this year we have over 3000 people shot in chicago and over 500 killed. Somebody is shot in chicago every two hours. That requires profound fundamental rethinking. We have lost more americans in chicago since 2009 than we have lost in iraq and afghanistan combined and if that means we are we need a roughandtumble guy who is frankly not a very subtle, not a very glib, not a very sophisticated person but he may just be like Andrew Jackson the kind of person you need to break through and actually make the system work again and i would argue thats a much better gamble for the future than to continue the Current System, the current policies, t
We do not want sympathy. We do not want. We want opportunities. Its appalling slander. I never said the word. It is that kind of restraint, is that kind of sober minded sensible intelligent Foreign Policy that obama represents so i guess what im telling you is he a sort of a quasicanadian. [applause] music music [applause] we are in the heart of Downtown Toronto a city that is home to more than 6 billion people. Carved into the water of lake ontario and here we are everyone at Roy Thompson Hall. Its distinctive interior design, we know what well reflected by day transparent by night. This is torontos premier concert hall. The venue usually for the biggest names in entertainment but tonight before 3000 people, the latest in a series of munk debates, a clash of ideas over u. S. President ial election. Good evening. It is once again my pleasure to be your moderator tonight for this debate. This important debate. Want to start by welcoming the north american Wide Television audience. Joini
Region where too often arab youth are taught to hate israel from an early age, he understood how hard peace would be. Im sure he was alternatively angry and bemused to hear the same critics depend on the defense architecture that he himself helped to build. I dont believe he was naive, but he understood from hardearned experience that through security comes making peace with your neighbors. We won them all, he said of israels worse but we did not win the greatest victory that we aspired to, release from the need to win victories. And just as he understood the practical necessity of peace, shimon believed that is ra israels exceptionalism was rooted not only in fidelity to the jewish people but to the moral and ethical vision, the precepts of his jewish faith. The jewish people werent born to rule another people, he would say. From the very first day, we are against slaves and masters. On the hardships of the diaspora, he found room in his heart for others who suffered. He came to hate
Excited about this market. Today was a profit taker after Interest Rates spiked again. This will be backsliding. The get the proposed deal. Before you get too negative lets propose a few more acquisitions. Why shouldnt they sponsor apache . Shouldnt i be questioning analytics . All these deals make sense to me. They make sense to me because they remind me when activist bought alergen which is looking like pure genius. They reported the biggest numbers in 2015. A monster beat vrsous what the analysts were looking for, propelling the stock up 9 on top of pretty good action at the end of last week despite the hideous backdrop of a really terrible stock market today. Hey if you dont know activist allow me to refresh your memory. It is the business run by Brent Saunders operating at an incredible lechl. Their turning them into commercial power houses well before their time. November 2014 he boughtaler again for 66 billion. 219 a share. At the time it looked like a ridiculous overpay. Alerge
Com cspan. And you can also email us, cspan cspan. Org. Who do you blame for the debt ceiling Government Shutdown . 29 of those surveyed said republicans. 12 said democrats. But 54 said that they blame both parties. And this from cnns recent poll this week with the headline, g. O. P. Boehner takes shutdown hit, and it says this according to the survey, 54 say its a bad thing that the g. O. P. Controls the house, up 11 points from last december. Soon after the 2012 elections when the republicans kept control of the chamber, only 38 say its a good thing the g. O. P. Controls the house, a 13point dive from the end of the last year. So thats cnns poll. Front page of the Washington Times this morning has this headline, republicans lose more key voters they tried to reach. Host so thats in the Washington Times this morning, a flaver for you of the recent polls that have come out and the impact of the Government Shutdown. From that usa today poll that we read a little bit earlier, heres the s