For the most metaphors in a single read. And here is one more. To help us launch our discussion of ways to afford college, rob franek is here, hes from the princeton review. Hi rob. Hey, folks, good to be back, and im so happy to be here talking about paying for college because it is not rocket science. So, that we are on the same page, what does a year of college typically cost, here on earth . Well the way we talk about it, at princeton review, its one year of Public University average across the states and that number for this year is 20,090, and remember thats the big four. On the other side of the spectrum, are schools that are private colleges, now from one year or private college, average across the United States, again the big four is 45,370. Wow, thats a lot. We always hear about Financial Aid, how do you find out if you qualify for that . Well, there are two ways to think about Financial Aid. Financial aid given out based on a familys need and then based on academic merits or
You can see that live on cspan, and later at 2 30 p. M. Eastern marx Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell and House Speaker Paul Reinhold had a News Conference at the retreat. Well bring that to you also on cspan. Sunday night on after words, former speech writer for president george w. Bush and atlantic columnist david frum with his book trumpocracy, the corruption of the american republic. Hes interviewed by Washington Post Nonfiction Book critic. Trumpocracy is a book about the study of power. Thats what the suffix means. This is the study of Donald Trumps power, how does he get it . How does he maintain it and how does he get away with if . Trumpocracy is the system of enabling, its system in the white house, the system between trump and congress, the system between trump and the media that enable him and create an audience. Its the system that involves his the republican donor elite, the traditional elements of the republican bheert have succumbed to him and above all the core g
Moderating the Global Economic outlook after what one has to agree was a rather unusual warmup act. I am very disappointed, however, that for some reason they forgot to provide the band. [ laughter ] which i think we would have enjoyed very much. The previous speaker said three things with which i think we can all agree, that growth is very important, that jobs are very important and trade needs to be free and perceived, and i agree with this, to be fair, and i think those three points, growth, jocks and the nature of the trading system are pretty important for our discussions now. We are meeting at a point in which i think for pretty well the First Time Since january 2008, the web has a tendency to be a bit behind the times so it didnt realize at that time just how bad it was going to be but since ten years of extraordinary Global Economic optimism and about a widely shared and synchronized recovery, so we will discuss the nature of that recovery, the risks in both directions to it an
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Cspan. Org landmark cases. A look at the Global Economy with Financial Experts including Christine Legarde managing director of the international managing fund the Economic Forum in dove vose, switzerland, just over an hour. Im so im delight again to be moderating the Global Economic outlook. After what one has to agree was rather an unusual warmup act. I am very disappointed, however, that for some reason they forget to provide the band. [ applause ] which i think we would have enjoyed very much. The previous speakers said three things with which i think we can all agree. Growth is very important, jobs are very important and trade needs to be free, and perceived, i agree with this, to be fair. I think those three points, growth, jobs, and the nature of the trading system are pretty important for our discussions now. We are meeting at a point in which i think for pretty well the First Time Since january 2008, the web has a tendency to be a bit behind the times so it didnt fully aware a