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But if you might start there, secretary, what do you think the best economic leverage our and guidelines as they relate to timeliness and you made the point working with allies. I think the president has been clear and we have been clear russia has to be held accountable for the actions taken and also has to have a path to step back from what is a dangerous escalation unless it stops. I think with the actions the president has announced and illustrates serious attempts and in effective ways to s...

Good morning to all. And the committee will come to order. Before we begin today, i want to assure everyone that you did not accidentally walk in to a meeting of the energy and Natural Resources committee, which i used to chair. Our friend max bachus is off to do an outstanding job in china and this is still the Senate Committee on finance, with a storied history. Now, in the storied department, i learned recently that senator hatch was an outstanding basketball player in high school. And ive le...

Individuals one by one, approximately twothirds survived and approximately half of them ultimately emigrated to the United States. Ladies and gentlemen we have reached our time. [applause] [applause] i would like to thank all of you for being here this evening. We thank professor breitman and you can see how much work there is being done and cant be done on that odd sounding period unamerican the holocaust. I hope youll continue to come to our programs. Good evening. [applause] [inaudible conver...

Coverage. Let me say that again. The decision would deny legions of women who do not hold their employers belief access to contraceptive care. Again, where will this end . Madam president , being a woman cant be a preexisting condition. Contraception is basic health care. 99 of american women currently use or have used Birth Control at some point in their lives. But now a nameless, Faceless Corporation can stand between women and their access to this basic care all because an activist Supreme Co...

And then dry them out the cia succeeded. That it didnt see the global jihad was coming i think is in retrospect a clear failure. Thats looking backwards. Thats a little unfair to the people at the time to make those decisions. And in just a couple of minutes i would like to open this up to questions. Looking out amongst the group, i see a number of people who are deeply knowledgeable and well get some good and even perhaps tough questions. I shouldve mentioned in introducing bruce something that...

Told the Armed Services committee that the basic the most important fact in this strategy of defeating isis is to give some moderate sunni tribes to join the coalition against isis. On october 53 new plants in iraq in syria pledged allegiance to isis, which tells us that the tribes so far do not seem to be betting on the United States or its allies. Then, so many reports and criticism against the Syrian Opposition, the tribes, we call them cops. Theyre not up to the fight. So the question is, ho...

Focus, moving back to the individual soldiers. Lets start with an image we have seen here for a couple times. This is an artist rendition of one of the charges made by the army of the potomac at the 1862 battle of fredericksburg. Wall, top, that low stone and a density of confederate soldiers because the frontage is so limited, they are stacked 6, 7, 8 deep. People in the back are low handing up loaded weapons. They are able to generate a volume of fire comparable to a gun. War i machine more th...

Influencing machine. She sat down recently at fort university. This is an hour and 20 minutes fordham university. This is an hour and 20 minutes. Our moderator is the author of four books on cultural programming and for 15 years, he was the head of special projects at the directors guild. He frequently moderates and events around the city for bafta, the screen actors guild, the producers guild, the academy of Motion Picture arts and sciences. Please welcome brian rose. [applause] next, but could...

Stephanie has been active in democratic circles. She was the National Director for howard deans 24 2004 election. She helped to unseat an 18 year republican incumbent. Stephanie also managed the campaign of senator frank and i and minnesota. She defeated norm coleman, correct . She is a graduate of cspan. O [indiscernible] university in minnesota. She has a lot to say and then we will field questions from all of you. Thank you, stephanie. Thank you all so much for coming out. Good morning. Again...

And the black cold rush was on. Well talk with industry folks as well as Energy Experts about the history in the oil industry as well as its role today. But before we go south to oklahoma well get your take on the countrys Overall Energy policy this morning. What would you change . Here, overall in the federal government about its Energy Policy . The numbers are on the bottom f your screen. Let me begin with information from the Energy Information agency here in washington on how much energy is ...