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This really broad topic at the bush institute, one of the things that we knew as we talked to our Advisory Council and the president and mrs. Bush is we cannot just talk a lot the International Component of democracy and freedom. We really need to look at some challenges we have in our own country and how we reassert those principles domestically. Our panel here today was all chosen, not necessarily just because they are smart thinkers on this issue, but because they are all working on something to address these issues today. We have mel martinez from j. P. Morgan chase. We have wes moore from...

Our panel was chosen not necessarily because they are smart anchors on this issue but because they are all working on something to address this issue in our country. L martinezay we have from j. P. Morgan chase, wes moore from the robin hood foundation, jean case from the case foundation, and Jeffrey Rosen from the National Constitution enter. Thank you all for being here today. The conversation with the question to the group. Let us follow up on the conversation we were just having. Among talk about trust americans in our institutions domestically. How serious is this challenge . And what do ...

Panelists for being here. But when we started to think about this really broad topic at the Bush Institute, one of the things we knew as we talked to our Advisory Council and president and mrs. Push, we cant just talk about the international component. We need to look at the challenges in our own country areassert. This panel were all chosen not because they are smart thirst on this issue but because they are working on something to address this issue in our country. Mel marchday, we have Case Foundation and jeffrey rosen. Let me kick off the conversation with a question for the group, lets fo...

Either out of the door of our have already been overruled and thats very concerning to us in the environmental space and i think what we need so i understand realizes that we can have a very thriving economy and have green jobs and have embracing solar wind and natural gas and so this movement to go backwards to coal is very disturbing to us the coal industry employs less people than the rbs right now so why would we want to do that why would we want to say that were going to embrace coal when that whole industry is dying not because of anything dealing with environmental regulation but with a...

[applause] investing in our communities makes sense. It saves taxpayer money if we are consistent about it. And if we recognize that every child deserves opportunity, not just some, not just our own. [applause] what does not make sense is treating entire neighborhoods is little more than danger zones where we just surround them. We asked police to go in there and do the tough job of trying to contain the hopelessness when we are not willing to make the investment to help lift those communities out of hopelessness. That is not just a police problem. That is a societal problem. [applause] places...