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I want to let you know where we stand in regards to the state response to the coronavirus. I am very proud that the state response is being led by the Texas State Health services commissioner, dr. John. He and his team worked closely with the Texas Division of Emergency Management to coordinate the response to covid19. Going back, from the very beginning, i began working on first this in midjanuary. I talked to Vice President pence, and the day after that, i talked to President Trump about the v...

News conference on how his government is responding to the coronavirus outbreak. He was joined by the uks chief medical officer and chief scientist advisor. From london, this is a half an hour. [inaudible] i want to begin by thanking everybody, by thanking you. We are thanking everyone for their huge effort that the country is making to comply with the advice. We are asking such a huge amount. Students to put their education on hold. Already, we can see the impact this is happening having. Ts vi...

Thank you, mr. President. Just a quick clarification on the total quarantine youre talking about for new york city. We are looking at it. We will be making a decision. A lot of the states that are infected that do not have a big problem, they have asked me if i will look at it, so we are going to look at it and it will be for a short period of time if we do it all. It will be new york, parts of connecticut and parts of new jersey. Were talking about leaving new york. They go to florida and a lot...

Problems werent being addressed. Fixable problems in the country but theyre more worried next election cycle than solving the problems. We j. It is really interesting, all the conversation about the president ial candidates. Usually what you see now is not what you get 10 months from now. So, it is just a process. To me, what is happening in our country today, we are focusing on republican president ial candidate or the democratic, but we have taken our eye off the ball. So when i left, and i ha...

In rochester, minnesota, in 1989. Which consistently ranked as one of the top hospitals in america. And now a look at the origins of mayo and how it grew to become world renowned. Mayo clinic is an american institution. Its at the heart of our country in many respects. It is the worlds first and largest private Multispecialty Group practice of medicine. Thats a big, formal term, but what it really means is specialists working together in a highly organized way, devoting a whole range of unique, ...

Good evening. Welcome and thank you so much for being here. My name is kevin butterfield, director of the library at mountvernon its my pleasure to invite you , to welcome you, not to welcome you because youve already come, welcome you to our first michelle lecture. Within days of leaving the presidency of the United States toward washington was entertained at gatsbys tavern in alexandria. Posted by the mayor, and as large a company to partake as we have ever seenin this town on any occasion , s...

1950s. Her class is about an hour and ten minutes. Nothing perhaps captures the popular memory of the 1950s like the slogan i like ike. This idea that this spin that so many people wore around the campaign of 1952 and 1956 conveys a notion of nostalgia and simplicity. It shows the 1950s as an era of prosperity where america was a world leader and American People were happy in their suburban homes. I like ike is simple. But this is a myth and a political construction. The 1950s in fact was a time...

Class and we talked about what law and society is, we talked about how law and society is often the study of law and legal issues outside of the box of legal doctrine or sort of outside the box of legal logic, all right . Well be looking at environmental law and litigation, not simply through questions and american legal doctrine but more broadly as kind of social, philosophical issues to grapple with, all right . We also talked in the beginning of the semester how law and society deals, at time...

Peep peoples feelings about the confederate war. I think students in the classroom and general readers want to know how people feel about these issues. So i got interested with a colleague i worked with for many years, jim downs, and we put together a series. We had a panel called history in the headlines, and we got historians to talk about how we wanted to make sure we were plugged in to these larger issues. We put out a topic that is a burning issue. Certainly the confederate statues and memo...