Attorney indicates that by mutual consent, they will extent that beyond where it is to give everybody a little bit more time to regroup. If, at that meeting, we have not reached a negotiated settlement let the punishment that the crime. Then it will go to trial. I am comfortable with what a jury would decide. Host doug hughes, gyrocopter pilot and Campaign Finance reform advocate has been our guest. Just fyi, if you remember a couple years ago tractor man was sentenced to six years in prison for making threats destroying property, and paralyzing part of Downtown Washington back in 2003. Mr. Hughes has been our guest. He was not allowed to come into the studio because of the ankle bracelet and restrictions on his movement. Announcer on the next washington journal anna gal land. Ben weber, a policy advisor for george bush, looks at how the gop president ial dimeric campaign is shaping up. And Darrell Harvey discusses the isis takeover of ramadi. As always, you can join the conversation o
Part of our program tonight by calling us, sending its tweets, or posting a basic look what you have learned or questions about some of the history we have had on display during the past year. Them introduce the guests. Mayo, is responsible for putting together the first ladys exhibit. Nice to see you again. She was also one of four academic advisors for this entire series. Mcbride, sheita has become first lady scholar. She is on the board of the White House Historical association, our partners. A little later on, Richard Norton smith will be joining us. Ladies program on first and as that wraps up, he will be joining us at the table. Let me ask both of you about first ladies. Why are they interesting . I think because they present thatwindow of the past women could relate to, particularly women. I think womens history has been hidden for so long that this gave women the way in which they could access the past through the lives of the first ladies. I found it fascinating. Do these wome
The feedback between consumers was to say the least very lengthy. Thats as much history as im going to bore you with this morning, but i wanted to go down memory lane because i think its going to accentuate something. We call it the data factory. I want to spend a couple of minutes explaining the powers that have enabled the enormous rise of the data factory in the last 10 years. So a few quick thoughts. First, the explosion of bandwidth and the change here has been unlike anything anyone has ever seen before in any comparable time over the last 25 years. The second is in storage. Its hard for us to imagine today that about 14 of stored information existed believe it or not on vinyl records. Then we all know what has happened with computers and computation. 25 years ago, most of the Computing Power in the universe was in a pocket calculator. Obviously, that has shifted dramatically as the years have gone by. The other thing that has helped change everything for consumers and workers ev