Behavior from the republican frontrunner . Thank you. Guest your first point. Ofto her first point, a lot what we have seen on the republican side is really carry over trend that began in 2012, or 2008. I think that the degree to which candidates are running with policyfree campaign, very few specifics. Than policys rather papers. Statements that contradict. Bobby jindal coming when he announced he was suspending his said, hewas on fox and said he put out all these policy papers, worked very hard to put out the policy papers, and really paid any attention. On the republican side right now, when candidates debate when they talk, the questions dont , well, this policy may not work to read how do you support this statement . It is very different though to her other point on the democratic side where there is a where there are a lot of policy talks in the debates. If you go to the websites, you will find reams of specifics and whether you think they will work or not. You can debate them. U
It is a tough, tough job. We are very proud to be able to support you in any way we can. Applause for the mayor. [applause] mayor freemanwilson thank you. Now from there atlantic, with Law Enforcement officials from washington, d. C. And new jersey. They sat down with Justice Department representatives to discuss policing and community relations. This is 30 minutes. Host hello everyone. I am really excited to moderate. In much of my writing, i feel like in this era with attention to Police Misconduct and brutality, i deal with people on the other end of it. I tend to hear one side. So i am very privileged to be here to talk to Actual Police officers who are actually dealing with the work, and i hope we can get a different perspective at some of the things we have been talking about in this country for a couple of years. I am here with ron davis, the director of Community Oriented policing services at the department of justice. Cathy lanier, the chief of police of washington, d. C. And
These are the people that distant bureaucrats here in washington should be forced to meet before they draft their rules. This guy just wants to put food on the table, to keep the lights on and to give his kids a better life. But the war on cool jobs is taking the war on coal jobs is taking away more than his livelihood and that of many others. It is taking away his dignity as well. Maybe thats why the administration doesnt want to meet kentuckians like him. Maybe that is why they dont want to look at my constituents, look them in the eye. Its a big problem, and thats why im so proud of the people who stood up to this latest ominous regulation. Yesterday the e. P. A. Confirmed that it wont hold a single hearing within hours of my state as it works to finalize National Energy tax regulations that could devastate the lives of tens of thousands of kentuckians. They dont care, and theyre not listening. Well, i care. I see these folks when i go home. I hear their stories. My heart breaks for
Joyce was appointed by governor perry to serve as the representative of the Cancer Prevention Research Institute of texas and she is honored to have been the first non lawyer appointed to serve on the board of directors of the Innocence Project of texas. I will ask her not to come to the podium and take over for a while. Thank you for being here. [applause] a good evening everyone im so glad to see so many of your faces i havent seen in years. Some of you are new to me altogether so im very glad to be meeting you for the first time tonight. I want to thank the doctor and the entire staff at the Dallas Institute for being so supportive of my work over the years whether it was in the form of books, manuscripts, screenplays, columns and magazine pieces. Doctor allen is always a friend i could call and i could get his opinion and he was always and is very supportive. Thank you. The Dallas Institute is great because you are here. Before we start i would like to dedicate tonights book readin
Regulations and strings that are money that comes from the federal government. The programs are well intended, federalntimes with the government there are excessive regulations. One of the things i bring to the table is having worked inside the federal government and having worked at the sec, i have an understanding of these one away bureaucracies and agencies and how we need to keep them in let themt the over regulate various aspects of our lives, including education. Lets go to the panel now. Dr. Wetherbee. Tell us who you identify with philosophically and ideological . Ideologically . I am in idaho democrat. I do not necessarily subscribe to any california or massachusetts agenda. I will represent the values of people in idaho. I think the people of idaho do tend to be conservative, but we are also most importantly, independentminded. And we dont want people from massachusetts or california, those types of liberals, telling us how we should live our lives. I admireof the people in t