Thematic global team if you were looking for big tech to come to the rescue today, youre going to have to look somewhere else that is your picture right now with the nasdaq getting hit the hardest, down more than 300 points, 2 3 4 look, this is not what we wanted people like me have been talking about the broadening of the rally. You were getting that but this week youve had the down side, which we didnt want to see of tech giving up gains its been the whole week, right. Microsoft had a bad reaction to earnings having said all that, i dont think at all that youre supposed to throw in the towel on these big tech nailmes. I think their value iations arer the most part defendable and theyre trading on lack of fiscal stimulus and the virus surging as it is on the earnings number if you want to take apple, theres a reason why they underperformed on iphone sales people are saving you for the iphone 12. And amazon, they have a quarter every now and then where they say were going to spend a lo
Cspan2, with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Booktv, television for serious readers. Well, good morning. Im mike gerhardt. Scholar in residence at the National Constitution center. A great privilege for me to be able to do that. I normally teach at constitution law at unc chapel hill, which is not that far, at least by airplane. And it is terrific to be here today with mary bilder to talk about her terrific new book, which is called, madisons hand, revising the Constitutional Convention. So im going to talk to mary for roughly an hour but, you will also have the chance to write down questions. There will be people coming through giving you a chance to jot down questions on index cards. Just as a little bit of background, mary is a professor of law and distinguished solar louder, please. Yes. Sorry. It is also micked which, hopefully will carry throughout the room. Were here with mary sarah bilder, with her new book, madisons hand, revising Constitutional Convention. She
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Talking about if nowol the news other parts of the world where political leaders will insist that the values we take for granted, they say thats culture imperialism. Thats your system but we dont live that way. Well, its not clear that those leaders have always consulted their own people about how they feel about those pronouncements from the top. So thank you for that question. Are we out of time . Okay. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] next up from the bill of rights day festival. Mary sarah bilder talks about James Madisons note on the 1787 Constitutional Convention. Well, good morning. Im mike earhart, the scholar in residence at the National Constitution center. A great privilege for me to do that. Normally teach at unc chapel hill, which is not that far, at least by airplane, and its terrific to be here today with mary bilder to talk about her terrific new book, which is called madisons hand. Revising the Constitutional Conventio