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Welcome to brookings. Richard reeves, the gentlemen to my right not politically, but to my right. And i codirect a center here called the center on children and families which we are extremely pleased to do. Were pleased to be holding this event, as well, about an old policy idea, which is often called the childrens allowance, a species of guaranteed annual income with some new twists. Why would we be concerned about a childrens allowance, the idea of giving a guaranteed cash benefit to families...

So before we get to our keynote speaker, our second keynote speaker, well have our first keynote speaker, right . I learned to count. So while format, each keynote speaker will be introduced and then they do the talk and then they sit down and we quiz them a little bit. I think my quizzing may be a little more aggressive but maybe not. And then we go to the audience and you get a chance to ask questions. We have robert door. We invited approximate one had republicans and none of them were willin...

Speaker will be introduced and then they do the talk, then they sit down and we quiz them a little bit. By quizzing might be a little more aggressive but maybe not. Then we will have the audience and you will get a chance to askquestions. So we have robert doar, i tell people that we invited approximately 100 republicans and none of them would, so we have members of congress and house and senate so we decided to go with a brilliant genius who is not a member of congress. And so robert is here, r...

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