I began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. [david reading onscreen text] appreciate it. Welcome to the Financial Capital of the world. All right, well. Man just to work, yeah. Right. All right. We are at your favorite restaurant in omaha, gorats. Why do you like it so much . Is it the food, or the price, or the combination of both . Warren its the food, and the price, and the heritage. I four generations of the gorat family were involved here. Pal gorat and i went to Grammar School together, and so ive known the people over the years. The steaks are great, you know, the prices are right, so. I had lunch here earlier today, it was very good, and it wasnt that expensive, and i quite enjoyed it. Lot cheaper than new york, washington. A lot. Thats why i buy people lunch here, then they can buy me the lunch in new york. Thats a good deal, a good arbitrage. You grew up in omaha, but then you moved to washington when you
Amazon prime day a look at the Ripple Effect amazon is having on consumer goods companies. By the way, the shares of the company slightly lower in the session, and battle of the home echo wars. Goggle and amazon are slashing prices on their devices. 50 or more in some cases. And its its the final countdown. Were gearing up for big reveal of americas top state for business we are anxiously awaiting the result, and we will bring it to you later on closing bell. You probably saw scott cohn reveal that georgia was number two a little while ago reporter but we knew he wasnt in georgia. We knew he wasnt in georgia. We just dont know where he is right now, but well find out here on closing bell today lets begin on capitol hill where our ylan mui has the hills reaction to the emails released by donald jr. In relation to a meeting with a russian lawyer who claimed to have damaging evidence against democratic president ial candidate Hillary Clinton. Reporter Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnel
And central time zones. The secretary of the interior will conduct an examination review of all president ial designations or expansions of designations under the Antiquities Act made since january 1, 1996 where the designation after expansion covers more than 100,000 acres or where the secretary determines that the designation or expansion was made without adequate Public Outreach and coordination with relevant stakeholders. 46. 4 of the western states land is owned by the government. The u. S. Government owns and operates about 27 of the land mass in the united states, including alaska and hawaii. ,ohn is joining us from roanoke virginia on the issue of federal land and whether you think it should be open for development. Caller good morning. Thank you for cspan. The last lady was talking about several people that called in and said if corporations can get in here and drill or mind for coal or whatever, and then another person came in, called in and said, we have laws and it , makesr
Good evening everybody. It is my pleasure to be the moderator tonight for professor Kermit Roosevelt. As you probably know, he is the greatgreatgrandson of Theodore Roosevelt. Roy we discussed beforehand whether there is a shorter word than greatgreatgrandson in english, but apparently there is not. So, that is so we are stuck with. The honor of having him here though, is much more founded in his skill in both his legal backgrounds and in his writing ability, he has produced several books on constitutional law, u. S. G served as a clerk to Supreme Court under Justice David souter. He has written both novels and books on law. Will be at least some discussion about his latest allegiance. It is about the incarceration of the japanese during the second world war. That is enough for me. Me introduce reverser investor Kermit Roosevelt to you. [applause] prof. Roosevelt iii thank you for that introduction. Thank you all for coming, it is a will pleasure to be here. Im going to talk about the
Books on law. Tonight, there will be at least some discussion about his latest novel, entitled allegiance. It is about the incarceration of the japanese during the second world war. That is enough for me. Let me introduce professor Kermit Roosevelt to you. [applause] prof. Roosevelt iii thank you for that introduction. Thank you all for coming, it is a will pleasure to be here. Im going to talk about the significance of Theodore Roosevelts vision of the constitution and it will connect to some larger ideas about who we are, and we want to be. The constitution is our central organizing document. We had no official religion, the constitution, in fact, says that we cant. But we give the constitution the same kind of veneration that some societies get their sacred texts. It is our loyalty to the constitution, are legions, that makes us american. We are not a nation held together by race, or religion. We really are constituted as a people by those 4400 words. And so, when we talk about the