What units us voter is belief that the system is not on the level. Its rigged completely, completely against them and i think that when you realize that one of the number one indicators from an obama county to trump county the increase in Opioid Epidemic and you look at technological dislocation of jobs of artificial intelligence, i think that this will be the fault line that defines our politics and i think that the voters essentially hate both of these parties, they think they are a plague on the country and the one that they hate the most at any given hour is the one that they perceive to be in charge and so if you see a trump versus Elizabeth Warren, you will see legitimacy candidate for the presidency. I dont mean to filibuster. The democrats have become more urban and the republicans have become more rural and i think you have a totally disaffected suburban population in the country that isnt spoken to by by either party. Christian. Yes, so i agree with some of that and i think t
Mr. Speaker here is a question. Is canada an essential country at this time in the life of our planet . Most of us here would agree that it is but we are called to explain why and we are called to consider the consequences of what we must view as a consequence. International relationship seems immutable. For 17 years they are being called into question from europe to asia to our own north American Home longstanding pass that form the bedrock of our security and prosperity for generations are being tested. In a new shared human imperative the fight against Climate Change first among them called for resolve. Turning aside from our responsibility is not an option. Instead we must think carefully and deeply about whats happening and find a way forward by definition the path we choose must be one that serves the interests of all canadians and upholds r. Bradley held national values. It preserves and nurtures canadian prosperity and security and contributes to our collective goal of a better
Guide to harrisburg. You can do this and all other programs at our website cspan. Org history. Cspans washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. Morning, fromay the Heritage Foundation discussing the recent testimony of warmer fbi director james comey in his discussion with president trump. And an author will talk about his new article, the great democratic divide. And the middle east institute Gerald Fierstein talk about gulf states. Be sure to watch cspans washington journal live at 7 00 eastern sunday morning. From the discussion. Joined the discussion. Cspan is that they frank Teddy Roosevelt library and museum were we go inside for a room look at fdrs personal office and collection of artifacts with the museums director. This library open in june of 1941. He was the president of the United States. This became the northern oval office. Fdr had an incredibly inquisitive mind. There are 914 books in his room alone. Every book was selected by fdr t
For six years we traveled to u. S. Cities bringing the book scene to our viewers. Watch more of our visits at c spab. Org slash cities tour. Back in 2008, the brooklyn anniversary th party that the city of new york threw. And mayor bloomberg presided over it and he said that the Brooklyn Bridge was the icon of new york city. And hes absolutely correct because if you look at television, or read magazines, its very hard to watch tv and not see repeated images of the Brooklyn Bridge. It really is the icon of new york city. And it originated here in trenton. John was born in 1806 in prussia which later became part of germany. The town he was born in is about 100 kilometers southwest of berlin. When he came here, he had a first class Engineering Education in germany by some of the best architects and engineers in europe and he arrived here just as america was taking off in terms of the industrial revolution. And there were very few train engineers here. Trained engineers here. So he showed
Paul sparrow, director of the fdr library, what is this room and what kind of history was major . This room was totally unique in the president ial Library System because its the only room that actually use by sitting president at a president ial library. When fdr for Start Construction on the library in 1938 he eight you soon he would leave office at the end of 1940 at the end of his second term as every president before him had but because of the rising tensions in europe, the Democratic Party nominated him for a third term and he was elected. So when this library open in june 1941 he was still president. So this became essentially the northern oval office. He was up here on many, many occasions. He entertained both political leaders like Winston Churchill and shang kaishek from china. He did write a broadcast from here. Two of his fireside chats and for other reader broadcast all came from the film during that period annually conducted the war in europe and the pacific from this roo