that phil graham s economic expertise along with leader armies at least for a narrow window in american political history would be ascendant in this town. and while we have to be careful as historians not to dwell in the past we can as we are on the brink of a red wave and i mean that philosophically not as a partisan. this year know that that isn t merely about party registration. about one party being in charge instead of another it is about the ideas that define us as a people namely freedom. flourishing and this town and this government spending a hell of a lot less money than it does. and so it is a great great privilege to have army. senator phil graham my one of my political mentors who a couple years later. he was thinking about running for a different office. he was in louisiana, and i said senator, you know, this is before there was a red wave in louisiana, would you adopt us as as our third senator? he said yes, son. you just keep doing what you re doing. so here
and it was more than a dream as a son of the reagan revolution. that army would soon be the majority leader. that phil graham s economic expertise along with leader armies at least for a narrow window in american political history would be ascendant in this town. and while we have to be careful as historians not to dwell in the past we can as we are on the brink of a red wave and i mean that philosophically not as a partisan. this year know that that isn t merely about party registration. about one party being in charge instead of another it is about the ideas that define us as a people namely freedom. flourishing and this town and this government spending a hell of a lot less money than it does. and so it is a great great privilege to have army. senator phil graham my one of my political mentors who a couple years later. he was thinking about running for a different office. he was in louisiana, and i said senator, you know, this is before there was a red wave in louisian
and it was more than a dream as a son of the reagan revolution. that army would soon be the majority leader. that phil graham s economic expertise along with leader armies at least for a narrow window in american political history would be ascendant in this town. and while we have to be careful as historians not to dwell in the past we can as we are on the brink of a red wave and i mean that philosophically not as a partisan. this year know that that isn t merely about party registration. about one party being in charge instead of another it is about the ideas that define us as a people namely freedom. flourishing and this town and this government spending a hell of a lot less money than it does. and so it is a great great privilege to have army. senator phil graham my one of my political mentors who a couple years later. he was thinking about running for a different office. he was in louisiana, and i said senator, you know, this is before there was a red wave in louisian
comments before i turn it over to my friend and colleague steve moore who really will be running the show tonight. and that is in 1994. i was president of my university s college republicans. and it was more than a dream as a son of the reagan revolution. that army would soon be the majority leader. that phil graham s economic expertise along with leader armies at least for a narrow window in american political history would be ascendant in this town. and while we have to be careful as historians not to dwell in the past we can as we are on the brink of a red wave and i mean that philosophically not as a partisan. this year know that that isn t merely about party registration. about one party being in charge instead of another it is about the ideas that define us as a people namely freedom. flourishing and this town and this government spending a hell of a lot less money than it does. and so it is a great great privilege to have army. senator phil graham my one of my poli
cannabis policy summit in washington, d.c. during this portion, we will hear from representative barbara lee, ed perlmutter, and nancy mace on why they support cannabis legalization and reform. this is just over three hours. good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us this afternoon at the reagan building. we are thrilled to be back. it has been an incredible and exciting morning of discussions today. i m especially excited about our next talk because it features two people i really admire. one is a professor of digital storytelling and interim provost of education at george washington university. she is also a close friend an incredible supporter of cannabis advocacy and also an incredible advocate for the power of storytelling. the second person i m excited to introduce today is gary chambers, who is running for senate in louisiana. i think if we can talk about the power of storytelling, that mr. chambers experienced and what we are seeing with him as far as he ha