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Minister, and to rose hudson wilkins, our wonderful chaplain, for accompanying me to the vigil for jo last friday. At the priestly statute in the center of that lovely town. We, all of us, were moved by the energy and warmth of the crowd brought together in grief and solidarity. Ive been very moved when the public outpourings since her death. The hundreds of letters and emails weve all received in solidarity with joes family in their hour of grief. And by the outpouring of charitable donations t...

I know how deeply personally affected he has been. And i guess i tell you why i am doing this as a means of telling you why senator blumenthal and i are doing this, and i tell it through a prism of a story that just awful, awful series of days following the shootings in sandy hook. Senator blumenthal and i went through the first of what were umpteen wakes and funerals, and we were standing in line at the first wake about to talk to the first set of parents who had lost in this case their young d...

Telephone companies. We have had in place for businessgrade Broadband Services. Title two is neither new nor outdated. It is a long standing tradition and part of the law and we are glad the fcc returned to that understanding. Turning to the majority opinion, what parts of that opinion would be used by, you know, the industry to further its arguments . What kind of holes can it try to poke in the argument . When it goes to appeal. I dont know it is going up further. What we usually see on appeal...

Guest so were very pleased and also gratified that this discussion has led us to the right place on the legal interpretation and on these particular rules. Matt, if i could start with you, id be curious to know what you think about judge williams dissent and what you think of, you know, what the strongest, most compelling arguments that he made were. Guest well, having Justice Scalias dissent in brand x many times, maybe im not the right one. He basically quibbled with the fccs rationale. He had...

Up next were going to go from space to dna. And we have eric schulte coming. Hes up next. Thanks very much. Really appreciate it. So a beloved astronomer was faced with a task that would seem daunting to just about anyone. Okay . If we humans were to announce our existence in this universe, how would you do it . And more importantly, what would you say . Now, i say say very lightly here because language is a very human construct. A concept weve applied to many living and nonliving things to help...

Youre going to put pressure on the economy. When i look at the things that the government does, i see regulations that say the haze regulation is being implemented in the west. You cant see the difference in the haze in the air. You have to have a computer to measure it. But using that regulation, goal miners being sent make 60,000 a year. And they are going to then be on assistance level. Do yall put out a fact sheet that says if you increase minimum wage, burger king is going to put kiosks in....

No, i think the universities do make progress on this and i think you get to a point where you create a Virtuous Cycle and i think it does work and i think theres reason to believe that it does work. I think the key point, representative compelling interest, thats in the heartland of what the court has said. In which the universities expertise the process point before you said also said that a matter to which this court, some, but not what youre talking about is the need of the program. In addit...

Audience thank you. Harper with National Defense magazine. Mr. Secretary, can you give us a review of the kind of people youll be adding to the Defense Innovation board in the future, people who might surprise us. You tasking them with tackling any particular urgent challenges, or is it more of just a general, how are you doing business, and the kind of looking at . Youre sec. Carter well, i would have told you if i was going to tell today. But you get i mean, i think right, i see tune, reid hof...

Meet with all the time, we understand in politics that you have to say things over and over again for them to penetrate. You in the news business, we tell you once, and weve given you the news. Therefore is no longer news and we dont have to report it again. These things that matter need to be on the front page day after day. With interesting angles and different takes and new perspectives. We get some of that. I dont wnat to shortchange the journalism out there. We need more of that if we are g...

Actually. This is overheard. [applause]. Evan mr. Secretary, welcome. Robert thank you, evan. Evan very nice to have you here. Robert good to be here. Evan when did income inequality become a thing . I realize thats kind of a metaphysical question. I dont mean it in the broad sense. I know that you have a specific answer when it really became part of the conversation nationally, but when did it become the thing that consumes all of us in every political debate . Robert well, i dont think it does...