Where they made their home it with the north American Continent with the dynasty to create the constitution and building a republic. What a great way to start a book i spent most of last night reading it is a wonderful chronicle to the interconnected networks to tie them together about the founding of the country and the story evokes the spirit of hope and perseverance running straight through the american spirit. Doctor cheney along member of aei faculty so take a moment to acknowledge much we appreciate her scholarship and contributions to aei not to mention the service to our country. The latest in the series of several works to examine our countrys history with consideration and rigor her last book James Madison was a New York Times bestseller 2014 and shed new light on the life of the one of the most underappreciated founders also thank you to her interviewer Vice President cheney for her service in his service im pleased to have you both of you here today we will be taking questi
Warning of weaker Global Oil Demand because of jet fuel demand. And martha pollick on the colleges plan this fall. Lets get back to the lead story on the Economic Data front in the u. S. The number of americans applying for Unemployment Benefits falling below one million since the pandemic began in march. We are seeing economic recovery getting some traction. Joining us is michael mckee. Is it good news, bad news . Think itsdont either. It doesnt show that the recovery is gaining traction as much as the decline is flattening out. We are talking people filing for the first time and it is still almost one million. Their deep scars in the labor market. Although the data is two weeks old the number of people receiving some kind of benefit is over 28 million. There are a lot of people still hurting. Will that push people in washington towards making a deal . If we havent had that already, its hard to see how this number in particular fix them one way or the other. Alix is there anything to
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Student volunteers. Please turn off your cell phones. And now, please join me in welcoming senior associate director dr. Barbara ballard. [ applause ] thank you very much. Ill say good evening and welcome to the Dole Institute of politics. For the Third Program of the 2020 president ial lecture series. Tonights guest is professor of communications, robert roland. We would like to thank our cosponsors, the university of Kansas Department of Communication Studies, the department of history, and the department of political science. This evenings interview will be conducted by Dole Institute associate director audrey coleman. Joining us tonight as an honored guest is ron marks. Hes our spring 2020 fellow. Hes a former Senior Analyst for the cia and intelligence expert and intelligence counsel to Senate Majority leaders robert dole and trent lott. Would you stand, please . [ applause ] thank you. This years president ial lecture series was created and developed by dr. Robert roland. He is a