Thoughts on the courts decision. The phone lines also send us a tweet or you can post your comments on facebook. Com cspan. You can also email us at [captioning performed by national captioning institute] journal cspan. Org. This from the Washington Times bang from the Washington Times that is in the Washington Times this morning. Heres the reaction from the hobby lobby cofounders yesterday. [video clip] the Supreme Court reaffirmed that america was founded on religious we are truly thankful for the decision that allowed us to continue our Family Business according to our principles. One of those principles is gratitude. We are the plea grateful to our employees, to our customers, to whomany many individuals support the word, action, and prayer. We thank god for his Many Blessings and ask for his continued grace to shine on our nation. Host the hobby lobby cofounders reacting to the decision ruling against the contraception mandate in the Affordable Care act. From usa today, here is th
Human needs they have is just a way to make people feel like they are not worthy. She is a woman with a colorful past. She stood next to Robert Kennedy on the day she was shot. She has been arrested more than 20 times and has been brutally beaten by the police. At 84, she remains a steadfast cam paperer battling still for immigrants. I think we have to remind people that unless you are a native american that your people came from somewhere and remind people this country was built by immigrants. Fighting gender inequality a crisis right now, which way we are going to go. If we dont have a strong middle class which means higher wages for people, then we are not going to have a democracy. I spoke to her as she was passing through washltdz. Lets take a closer look at immigration reform. It seems even in a zone thats more than stuck because there are political interests at stake, economic interests at stake, some old allies who are now looking daggers at each other because they cant see eye
They are not worthy. She is a woman with a colorful past. She stood next to Robert Kennedy on the day she was shot. She has been arrested more than 20 times and has been brutally beaten by the police. At 84, she remains a steadfast immigrants. I think we have to remind people that unless you are a native american that your people came from somewhere and remind people this country was built by immigrants. Fighting gender inequality a crisis right now, which way we are going to go. If we dont have a strong middle class which means higher wages for people, then we are not going to have a democracy. I spoke to her as she was passing through washltdz. Lets take a closer look at immigration reform. It seems even in a zone thats more than stuck because there are political interests at stake, economic interests at stake, some old allies who are now looking daggers at each other because they cant see eye to eye on this. Whats the case that you make to america that we have to change the way peop
Terminal behavior. The rhetoric of industry and this is the rhetoric of government and all corporations is that we dont need policing, to donate oversight. Most people i think would be shocked to learn that the agriculture industry actually , not one that protects farm animals are in their lives the Animal Welfare act does not apply to animals that are raised for food. It only applies to animals at the time of their death, and that law exempts poultry, which are 90 of the animals that are killed on factory farms. On top of that, 25 states carve out specific exemptions for customary practices, and those premises are defined by industry itself as whenever they see as business as usual. In other words, between 89 billion animals are killed every single year for food in this country alone. I say all this because it puts investigators in a different light. They are the only way that we can know what is going on behind closed doors. The response to these investigations has not been to change
A man date. Youre good. Cant say it bothered me all that much. Does it hurt you being able to operate on the board of jp . Does what . The vote . I won. You did. Shareholders i was on the high side of the three of us. Signaled their oncern about the risk management. How are people voting, what voting . Why . Ceo thing he whole that was a part of it. A protest vote here and there. Passed, ell knows, i im still there. And were going to continue and to do well. Is going talk about honeywell for a more minutes. Renaissance of this company. In trouble when you took it over a little more than a month ago. You find that needed to be changed and what are the abiding principles for keeping that innovation going over that many years. Anybody familiar with the bad as it istory, as looked from the outside, it was worse inside. Almost everything you touched, 8 billion worth of four ffs in the previous years, three cultures, three together that ht hadnt been integrated. An empty pipeline of new prod