Subcommittee on the constitution , a hearing on accountability with senator jim demint and a panel of experts. They discuss whether term limits would be effective in government. This is about one hour 40 minutes. [gavel bangs] sen. Cruz good afternoon. I apologize we are late. We will now begin the hearing. Let me begin by thanking you all for attending, and thanking senator hirono for working with me and my staff to convene this hearing and bring these witnesses together. The topic before us is one, i believe, of great importance the need for term limits for members of congress so that we can begin to fix what is broken here in washington politics. Before i introduce our first panel, i would like to explain why we organized todays hearing. In the 2016 election, the American People made a resounding call to drain the swamp that is modern washington. And, sadly, this is a bipartisan problem. The American People have lost confidence in washington, and especially in congress. And it is no
The same this year what were hoping for, as you go into 2020, is that perhaps 5g starts to be a catalyst for the shares, but youve got to get through the cycle first. What happened to the last half year we spent talking about how services and wearables will make up for whatever weakness there may be in the classic cycle . Yeah, and that hasnt been our call and the problem with the services is that its just too small as a percentage of the total. So services, as one of the examples, you would have to add, for the video service, about the equivalent of ten netflix to offset what the loss you know, the decline in revenue from iphone over the last year so it just gives you a sense of large numbers, because iphone is so large that puts a little context around it. Mike, i mean, apple is trading lower today, but so are the other f. A. A. N. G. Names, as well is this one of those scenarios where we need to be talking about more about the impact that f. A. A. N. G. Has on the Broader Market to
Edwin m. Lee International Terminal departures hall. Thank you very, very much. I have gone to a lot of you for support, and we loved ed, and thank you. Naomi, i have to say, reading through all of his accomplishments, i have to think all of you that worked with ed and for ed. We are on the outside, and we dont know how much work it is, but seeing all that was done, and so many of us are involved with so many pieces of it, and thats why ed was as good a mayor he was because of all of you, so thank you. [applause] thank you. So, i dont think mayor brown made it here this evening, i dont see him, but he did love mayor lee, he was very instrumental working with Steve Kavanaugh and our former governor, our governor and former mayor gavin newsom. Jason elliott just had a heart attack right there. [laughter] but in having and become the interim mayor when mayor newsom went on to run for lieutenant governor, so he has had wonderful things, and was a wonderful advisor, and a good friend to all
Our city store visits detroit, michigan to learn more about its unique history and literary life. For eight years now, we have traveled to u. S. Cities, ringing the literary scene and Historic Sites to our viewers. You can watch more of our visits at the span. Org beauty store tour. Org cities air at the Detroit Museum and we are about to walk into an exhibit called americas motor city. Detroit has been. The motor city capital of the world since at least 1915 when there were over 42 Companies Making cars and another 75 Companies Making parts. While other towns build cars, we built lots of cars. The detroit area enjoyed a wealth of strong manufacturing, a lot of it based in the building of carriage bodies but also in building iron stoves, building Railroad Cars, realworld wheels and the rails that go with them. Understood the manufacturing process but also how to deal with steel, iron, rubber. They had all the engineers, designers and toolmakers and the tools they needed to make an auto
Good afternoon, everyone. Im Peter Carmichael, a member of the Street Department night mist i gettysburg college. Im also the director of the civil institute. It is my pleasure to welcome edward ayres for the rubber bloom lecture. Professor ayres is the tucker boat pfizer of the humanities professor of the humanities and erutissor emmer richmond. At the university of richmond. He also wrote the promise of the new south. An excellent book i read in grad school many years ago. The authorly, he is of the thin light of freedom, the civil war and emancipation in the heart of america, published in 2017. And the 2018 lincoln prizewinner. One of the things he has done throughout his career, he has made a point to speak to public audiences. Evidence that this academics gap between therec historians is maybe a gap, but it is ever so slight. It is close in large part because of academics like professor ayres who also does a Popular Program entitled back story, which you can get on a podcast. Plea