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Because of you you make these programs like this. I feel the community has come out to hear one of the most important programs we have this year to be involved with the Roosevelt Institute and the Roosevelt Library 25 years with enormous insight with the depth of understanding of the roosevelt era if you read the book it comes through also now involved and spent most of the last 25 years of his life dedicated to the roosevelt big lake legacy so he peels away that superficial analysis and goes to...

Here where a vote is still under way, has not been call bud theyve reached the 51 votes needed to pass. Not officially called, again, but the most recent number we have seen, about 75 members voting in favor, under way now, again a vote in the senate that does have full support in order to pass. That would extend government funding, shoverple funding measure, through february 8 and what were hearing from our cspan producer on capitol hill saying it looks like once this final vote here in the sen...

In a you and absolutely. It is always a good move to open the government. When it shuts down, nobody wins and some lose. We are better than this. The senate should be better than this. [inaudible] that is a good question. We have had weeks and months. We have had since october, really, but we will see. It gives us an opportunity. The question is, will we take advantage of it . What exactly was the commitment from senator Mitch Mcconnell . Was there a feeling that you have the upper hand . The mo...

Winsit shuts down, nobody and some lose. We are better than this. The senate should be better than this. [inaudible] that is a good question. We have had weeks and months. We have had since october, really, but we will see. It gives us an opportunity. The question is, will we take advantage of it . What exactly was the commitment from senator Mitch Mcconnell . Was there a feeling that you have the upper hand . That amood is basically majority of the republicans and democrats do not want to shut ...

Im scrim donovan. Im jan carabeo in for rahel solomon. Chelsey, meisha, are keeping an eye on things this morning. We survived. We survived. We survived. I think jim and i, well, jan, chelsey, you were not out there . I was not out there. I was watching, you guys, do your thing. Let me tell you, i think we think we saw a little bit of everything you could possibly think of walking through the crowd. There were people on top of our trucks. No, thats another story. When i have more time i have to ...

I think she sponsored talks on the war in syria wrapped up in sochi ending a day of heckling and opposition protests at the airport. Secessionists in yemen take a step closer to taking control of the countrys south so they take in the port city of aden. I can hear details the Opposition Movement the criminal group after leader. Stages a mock inauguration ceremony. And ill be descended in doha with all your sports news its not the best of days for Manchester City is the forward leroy sawney is ou...

Japan. In europe declines across the board, not as dramatic right now as you can see quarter a percent lower on the london ft100, half percent in cac quarante and futures this morning are bouncing after the sharp selloff yesterday. We are looking at a gain at the start of trading, 122 points higher right now, 1 half of 1 , nasdaq is up three quarters of a percent. But nonetheless, we are seeing worries about this deal, worries about Rising Interest Rates weighing on the markets, taking a look at...

Im. Inside story from doha. Suffering the Worlds Largest humanitarian crisis caused by almost three years of civil war with similarly no end in sight to the hardship for millions of yemenis the proxy conflict is between the regions strongest powers iran and saudi arabia along with allies the u. N. Says is along by the recent rise in fighting against eighty five thousand yemenis have been forced from their homes in the past the months yemen is fleeing their homes on a daily basis from towns and c...

Cspan two. Politics at russian and the influence of russian president Vladimir Putin. Speakers include a russian journalist, a former u. S. Ambassador to russia and nato and the first Russian Foreign minister who served under Boris Yeltsin. This is just over an hour and a half. John good morning. My name is john herbst. I run the Eurasian Center here at the atlantic council. Thank you all for coming. We have a Wonderful Program for you this morning. And i should mention that this is part of our ...

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