[inaudible] for helping with all of the organization. Not to mention [inaudible] at the back whos also been a great help. Thank you to all of you, and its been a wonderful and stimulating evening. Thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] every weekend booktv offers programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. Keep watching for more here on cspan2, and watch any of our past programs online at booktv. Org. Coming up next on booktv, Richard Chambers talks about his 40year career as an auditor for both business and the government, including his work with the Tennessee Valley authority, the u. S. Postal service and the u. S. Army. This is about an hour. [applause] thank you, leon, and its great to be with you all. This was my home chapter for a number of years, and im delighted to be back and to be a part of your program. This is the first audit conference that weve done with washington chapter for government auditors in a number of years. So were excited to be back and excit
This is nonfiction and mississippi and it happened and you have to know you can do that. But i would encourage you not to. I would encourage you just to go with the flow. The last 100 pages go by pretty quickly i think they are more powerful if you dont know. Thanks for your question. Are you where the smithsonian holds some jeanette artifacts speak was yes. Yes, i do. Have you seen them . Yes. At the navy academy, at the smithsonian. Out of the National Archives has some stuff. Theres some stuff in San Francisco as well. But thank you so much. Thank you so much for coming tonight. Im going to sign some books down here. [applause] hampton will be appear signing. Please fold up your chairs and leaned them against something solid. Thank you. [inaudible conversations] interested in American History . Watch American History television on cspan3 every weekend. 48 hours of people and events that helped document of the american story. Visit cspan. Org history for more information. Coming up n
When we are doing automatic adjustments . With that said i think it would be an improvement however we did it so if we to indexing when it came to when it came to individual parameters that would make sense as well. One thing i would notice we should be sure to index both the benefit side and the revenue side as in fact Peter Diamond suggests. To be critical of such an automatic mechanism would not simply be solvency. Our Current System would probably be made solvent. Congress will just get around to it later and focus changes on later generations. So the idea here is to spread the adjustment of properly and especially to share risk across generations but i also dont mean to suggest this is the way we will get to solvency from where we are today. Right now congress and the president do need to agree eventually a compromise. The point is we can build on these kinds of mechanisms and to compromise legislation so as to preserve the dealer has made an spread risks across generations rather
Start of a comprehensive National Dialogue to rebuild cohesion and address all outstanding Critical National issues. Mr. President , on 2nd of november, rebels held their own elections in defiance of the Ukrainian Government. In which were deplored by many of the United Nations community. These elections have been condemned as being outside of the framework of the ukrainian constitution and law. Following the elections, the rebels have engaged in inflammatory rhetoric declaring themselves as defacto independent from ukraine and threatening to expand the territory under their control. A formalization of the creation of local armies and Security Forces was also announced. In response the president has proposed that parliament revoked the law providing for three years of greater autonomy for the rebel controlled areas that had been offered as fulfillment of a key e te innocent of the protocol. Also on 5 november, the Prime Minister announced that pensions and subsidies would be halted to
Some way going forward. That may or may not be clear. It may get up to the Supreme Court in the next few years. I think yesterday the 4th circuit heard a case heard oral argument on a case whether south side data is protected. 5th circuit says it is not protected. These are issues working their way up to the Supreme Court. I think in general justices tepid to be relatively sensitive to how Technology Changes privacy and this is a theme if you look back, the thermal imaging case from 2000. Jones versus united states, the gps case from 2012. Then riley versus california in just this past year this year. Those are all cases where if you just look at the case law, the precedents, you assume the government won would win. Those are all three cases where in fact the government lost. In jones and in riley they lost unanimously. Justices i think republican generally attuned to these concerns and lower courts as well. Were seeing Fourth Amendment law evolve. If we had a functioning congress, i t