Senator lindsey runs his meeting, we start here on time too. And well defer our opening comments out of respect to you so you can make your introduction and go on about your business. But you honor us by being here. We thank you for that. And the floor is yours to introduce one of our nominees. Thank you, chairman corker and Ranking Member. Thank you for the opportunity tew peer before the committee on behalf of the president s nominee to serve as the undersecretary of state for management. Hes been my budget director, hes an excellent manager. He has tremendous historical knowledge and coordinate many efficiently. He was born and raised portland, oregon and attended college in san francisco. He remains loyal to his west coast roots. After graduating college, he considered teaching diplomatic history. While he never had a chance to pursue that interest, the opportunity to pursue the role in Foreign Policy will be a great privilege. He began work in the legislative branch in 1989 and se
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Smart, capable women. Its trying for us because its our fathers legacy, and hes passed that legacy on to us. Narrator tonight on frontline, from steve james, the director of hoop dreams and the interrupters, abacus small enough to jail. Frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Major support is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. More information is available at macfound. Org. Additional support is provided by ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. At fordfoundation. Org. The park foundation, dedicated to heightening Public Awareness of critical issues. The john and Helen Glessner family trust, supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. And by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler, and Additional Support from scott nathan and Laura Deboni
One fed member indicated that he or she believes rates could rise a half percent at the december meeting, not just a quarter point. Surat, can stocks and rates both rise at the same time . I believe they can. The reason being that the fed has been actually pretty good at telling us what theyre going to do those expectations are baked into the market. The market hates uncertainty so whats driving this market and whats driven this market since last july are earnings global earnings are doing better and i think theyre going to continue to do better. And if rates move up but they dont move up faster than expected, i think you will see the market go up multiples might not expand because i think theyre pretty high levels, but if earnings expand, then stocks grow into those earnings. John, listen, in 1994, the Federal Reserve raised rates by 2. 25 . In 1995 the dow rose 33 can we do it again we can. Can or will i think we will first of all, can we go up when rates are going up weve done it be
Convention with a discussion on palestine, one state versus two state. What is maybe in the best interest of the palestinians now and later, the Trump Administration in light of this administration. With that i want to turn it over to our moderator. Great, thank you so much. Good morning, everybody. Thank you for coming out. Im the director of opinion analysis. And ill be moderating todays panel. One state or two state solution, whats best for the palestinians. Thank you for everybody from the adc who helicopter for with the timely progress and well have an introduction and each panelist will speak, on a one state or two state solution. And then well open up the audience. A dominant paradigm for making peace in the middle east, increasingly challenged by activists who believe its inge practical given whats on the ground and undesirable. They are looking at arabs and jews, and including the palestinians of israel and refugees. Look the at apartheid of south africa, in the struggle for a