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[indistinct chatter] announcer next, a look at the future of the Smithsonian Institution with the new secretary. He sat down with a conversation with the Aspen Institute president and ceo. This is one hour 15 minutes. [indistinct chatter] all right, i think we are ready. Good afternoon. Thank you all for being here. I am the director of the Aspen Institute, and it is my pleasure to curate four or five times a year, some of these washington roundtable series, sponsored by michelle smith. We want ...

Thats coming up in the 8 00 a. M. Hour. Busy calendar today. We have a lot coming out. Personal income spending, new home sales, Consumer Sentiments, all coming out next week, likely to set the markets, looking for a higher opening. Dow average 35 points, nasdaq and s p 500 also in positive territory. Take a look at the action overseas, in europe major averages are higher, Energy Prices recovering a bit. Cac also higher by more than a half percent. In asia stocks mixed overnight. Take a look. Mi...

Like we do. Now, wmur news 9 this morning. Amy good morning, New Hampshire. 6 00 on this sunday, october 18th. Im amy coveno. They told us it was coming. Parts of the Granite State saw the first snow showers of the season last night. This was the season in peterboro where the ground got that unmistakable dusting. Chris jarzynka joins us. You called it, chris. Chris i figured most would be in the north countries where it was. Yeah, even a few spots in Southern New Hampshire getting into the early...

You, but i think those show of hands give you an idea of what youve accomplished. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you, ginger. [applause] thank you guys so much. Thank you guys so much. If we could just have a round of applause one more time for gyppinger and tom. [applause] and a round of applause for our tremendous, tremendous panelists. [applause] so they will be up here to talk to you, to sign books. The books are up there, obviously, and thank you for coming. Have a beautiful nigh...

You, but i think those show of hands give you an idea of what youve accomplished. Thank you very much for being here. Thank you, ginger. [applause] thank you guys so much. Thank you guys so much. If we could just have a round of applause one more time for gyppinger and tom. [applause] and a round of applause for our tremendous, tremendous panelists. [applause] so they will be up here to talk to you, to sign books. The books are up there, obviously, and thank you for coming. Have a beautiful nigh...

Constitution, politics, race, education, the environment and international affairs. Walk in this room, and i feel like it should be all rise. [laughter] on some occasions. Good afternoon. Thank you for joining us here at the Heritage Foundation in our douglas and Sarah Allison auditorium. We, of course, welcome those who join us on our heritage. Org web seat and those who will be joining us at some point on cspan booktv. We remind our internet viewers you can send questions or comments at any ti...

College. Private School Choice programs have significant positive affect. One of the effects of aid programs to help afford college . It makes it more affordable, but logic and evidence say they raise their price because it enables them to. Those would have little affect on private institutions and when room and board is included, prices are raised in excess of state revenue lost per student. This has hit low income students the hardest. It al merit base goes dispoi portion natalie among white s...

College. Private School Choice programs have significant positive affect. One of the effects of aid programs to help afford college . It makes it more affordable, but logic and evidence say they raise their price because it enables them to. Those would have little affect on private institutions and when room and board is included, prices are raised in excess of state revenue lost per student. This has hit low income students the hardest. It al merit base goes dispoi portion natalie among white s...

Not close. And four years later in an environment that is more hostile, kay hagan comes pretty close to winning a senate seat despite 125 million being spent, and she did that in large part because we turned out tens of thousands of more of the most disenfranchised people in the country in a state where republicans shortened the early vote period from two weeks to one week and eliminated a lot of the easilyaccessible voting sites for africanamericans and for young people. Thats the lesson that d...

With university of michigan president Mark Schlissell, including the cost of college, admissions policies, academic standards, research and athletics. Cspan has been on a tour of big ten colleges these past few weeks and along the way, we have been talking with University President s about Higher Education issues. This morning we take our viewers to ann arbor, michigan, where university of michigan president Mark Schlissell joins us. Having seen both sides of the education system, the private sc...