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Hello. I am a columnist here at the Washington Post and i write about politics and i want to thank you for joining us this morning for our conversation with senator amy klobuchar. Senator klobuchar is a member of the Senate Commerce committee and on the subcommittee that deals with manufacturing. We are really testing our technical capabilities here because she is joining us from a car in wisconsin where she is traveling with her fellow senator, tammy baldwin, campaigning for Vice President joe biden in the most swingy of swing states this year. Sen. Klobuchar thank you so much. Great to be on. Ar im in the car and parked. The area i are in going to be doing an event at a farm. Im excited to be here today. There is nothing more important besides moving our country forward and focusing on jobs and the economy. And that includes in a big way, manufacturing. We are here today to talk about manufacturing but it feels like we have had 10 years worth of news in the last 10 days. How doto ask
Facesat moroccan David Cynthia loomis. Enzi is retiring. All people in the United States. I believe that we need to address this if we are to face the challenges of the future. With theecovery deal with a recovery of the economy. We need to make sure that we have food on peoples tables. I think that we definitely need to revisit our tax code. Talks the trump tax reform provided Household Income that increase. Household incomes searched. We have a tax code that is so much better then it was four years ago. The advantages of keeping President Trump and his policies of low taxes and both regulation and a Strong Economy help us work out the challenges that we the faced due to covid and results of covid. Income inequality was the cause of the great depression. Inled to major changes american lives. We are facing exactly the same condition right now with billionaires making billions within weeks during a pandemic. While millions of americans have are standingbs and in distribution lines to f
Monday, fourtime governor of new york and the first catholic candidate for Major Political party. On American History tv, on cspan3. Isabel wilkerson, near your new book is entitled tapped. What is its main thesis . Guest the main thesis is that we live in an old house. We often cannot see the pillars and the beams in the structure beneath it. We often focus on what we think we can see, but we may not be focusing on the structure underneath. We may have inherited a hierarchy that harkens back to enslavement and live today with the consequences of that hierarchy in which people at the very beginning were put into assigned categories, that were part of creating what would become the United States and that we live with the aftereffects to this day. When we think about the United States, the word caste language that we apply to other civilizations, human creation that give us away viewing ourselves in a different lens. Host you write in the acknowledgments, this was a book that i had to wr
He talked about judicial nominations, and the economy. He is introduced by his wife, karen pence. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the second lady of the United States, mrs. Karen pence. Mrs. Pence hello, arizona. So great to see all of you out there, so great to be with you all today. Let me tell you a story of getting involved in politics. You can have a seat, because i know you will be standing and cheering and all of that. When mike and i were dating, which was about 37 years ago, he told me that he wanted to run for congress, someday in the far future. After we got married, he went and asked the county chairman, what should i do if i want to run for congress and represent my hometown in 20 or 30 years . And the guy said, run for congress. That is the best way to get prepared, run for congress. So we decided that we are going to do this. We ran for congress in 1988. And we decided to run on the theme of faith, family, and freedom. [cheers] [applause] and we lost. [laughter] you