Given that this debate has been going on for 60 years, more than 60 years, why did 1900 people signed a Facebook Page to protest tonight the event . The controversy surrounding this forum reflects a large and profound divisions in american politics and society today. This country is more divided now been it has been in many decades. Many people on all sides feel fearful and deeply threatened. For educators this is an especially sad moment because in has made many people stop listening to each other. And this time of division what we need most is to listen and understand one another instead of circling the wagons into our own echo chambers. The Kennedy School is all aboutf understanding differences and building bridges, but creating an inclusive space now especially difficult because any people from all sides would rather shut each other down rather than hear what one another are saying. Im sure many people have followed the controversy over Collin Kaepernick and other nfl Football Leag
Policymakers including our special guests here tonight developed these programs into experiments in the 19d 80s and 1990s. Given this debate has been going on more than 60 years why did 1,900 people sign the Facebook Page to protest. The controversy surrounding this forum in society today. This country is more divided now than it has been in many decades. Many people on all sides feel fareful and de fearful and deeply threatened. It made many people stop listening to each other. In this time of division what we need most is to listen and understand one another instead of circling the wagons into our own echo chambers. The Kennedy School is all about understanding differences and building bridges. Creating an inclusive space is difficult because many people from all sides would rather shut each other down rather than hear what one another are saying. Im sure many people followed the controversy over Colin Kaepernick and the others who have been kneeling during the playing of the nationa
School of government at Harvard University, secretary devos sits down with professor Paul Peterson and takes questions from the audience. [ applause ] good evening, everyone. Im the academic dean of the Harvard Kennedy school. Tonight, we are joined by a professor and a very special guest to explore the critical question of how to improve our Education System. In particular, should we address the challenges of our Education System by shifting resources from School Districts to parents by giving them tax dollars to choose whether to send their children to Public Schools, Charter Schools, or private . This is the latest chapter in a debate thats been going on for some time. Milton friedman developed the idea of choice in his 1955 essay the role of government in education. Policymakers, including our guests here tonight, developed these programs into experiments in the 80s and 90s. Given that this debate has been going on for more than 06 years, why did 1900 people sign the Facebook Page
The dangers of increasing threats posed by russia and china. Held by the Senate Armed Services committee, this is two hours and 15 minutes. Good morning. All right. The Committee Meets today for a hearing on the posture of United States Cyber Command. Were pleased to welcome back admiral mike rogers, the commander, chief of the Central Security service and several other titles, i believe. We are grateful for your many years of distinguished service and for your appearance before the committee today. Threats to the United States in cyber space continue to grow in scope and severity. But our nation remains woefully unprepared to address these threats which will be a defining feature of 21st century warfare. As a result, this committee has focused its attention on Cyber Security. We have expressed our concern at lack of strategy and policy for addressing our cyber threats. We were hopeful after years without any serious effort for a cyber deterrence policy from the last administration, th
Reasons. Tell us done. Newt first, with a negotiator at the table, i like our chances of having an american first global accord rather than a Global Forest the global first. The fact that we have 195 countries around this table, and they range from developing countries to developed countries, it seems like there were responsibilities, as the exceptional country at the table, and opportunity for the United States and United States business to be at that table and influence Global Energy policy ourat the same time sell products, goods and technologies as part of the solution for many other countries. The export opportunities and diplomatic ones seem too great to turn down. Host what part of the deal do want him to renegotiate . Guest i think we start with the pledge, that is to say the 26 to 28 reduction pledge. It seems unrealistic. I think it disadvantages the United States when you consider that other countries have much more modest pledges, and in some cases, like china, they continu