Charge of the recovery act and it was hard as hell to get the votes for it to begin with. And then it was hard as hell to get the number even we got. But one thing we learned, is we cant do too much here. We could do too little. We could do too little and sputter. Real live people are hurting and we could fix it. And we could fix it. That is has been his message from the beginning. And President Biden is focused on this today. Hes expecting to speak live later this hour and on how ep plans to revised the economy in response to covid. And the latest jobs report came out this morning showing only 49,000 jobs were added last month across country. And still there is more. On capitol hill, republican freshman Marjorie Taylor greene, shes about to hold a News Conference and at the moment im going to use the term News Conference loosely as we will see if she actually takes questions from actual real reporters which she has long avoided. Greene now without any Committee Assignments after the h
Adjustment, understandably. I am really happy to be here today, because this is a culmination of about three years of really wonderful work with my author, harry katz. I want to talk a little about what we will do today. Usually when we do a slideshow with these kinds of presentations, we are timing talk or talking directly to the slide, to the content, but there are so many today, we decided to do Something Different and use the slides as wallpaper and will run a slide show, and presumably we are going to run 30 seconds for each slide, there are about 70 slides. We may be referencing the slides occasionally but we will talk about the book in general. If you have questions about the individual slides feel free to ask us at the end of the presentation. So, without further ado, i will introduce harry katz. The former curator from library of congress, and his books a civil war sketchbook and two great books with the Publishing Office baseball americana. Here is harry katz. [applause] harr
Adjustment, understandably. I am really happy to be here today, because this is a culmination of about three years of really wonderful work with my author, harry katz. I want to talk a little about what we will do today. Usually when we do a slideshow with these kinds of presentations, we are timing talk or talking directly to the slide, to the content, but there are so many today, we decided to do Something Different and use the slides as wallpaper and will run a slide show, and presumably we are going to run 30 seconds for each slide, there are about 70 slides. We may be referencing the slides occasionally but we will talk about the book in general. If you have questions about the individual slides feel free to ask us at the end of the presentation. So, without further ado, i will introduce harry katz. The former curator from library of congress, and his books a civil war sketchbook and two great books with the Publishing Office baseball americana. Here is harry katz. [applause] harr
President obama visited los angeles last october to yuck it up with jimmy kimmels, lawyers were informing the foreign Intelligence Report that nsa violated the rights of millions of americans. People expect the government to monitor this enough to protect them from bad guys, but they worry if government is in there too much, then that whos going to protect them from government . Reporter details show that the court rebuked the administration with greater frequency than disclosed to the court, u. S. Analyst queried the internet upstream collection even though the minimumization procedures prohib beitted such queries. The judges blasted nsas institutional lack of candor and add that had it is a serious Fourth Amendment issue. We can say there is a finding that some of the spying on americans actually violated the law. Reporter documents show that the fisa showed the procedures were constitutionally deficient with the information. Five weeks later, the judges learned that nsa never enacte
President obama visited los angeles last october to yuck it up with jimmy kimmels, lawyers were informing the foreign Intelligence Report that nsa violated the rights of millions of americans. People expect the government to monitor this enough to protect them from bad guys, but they worry if government is in there too much, then that whos going to protect them from government . Reporter details show that the court rebuked the administration with greater frequency than disclosed to the court, u. S. Analyst queried the internet upstream collection even though the minimumization procedures prohib beitted such queries. The judges blasted nsas institutional lack of candor and add that had it is a serious Fourth Amendment issue. We can say there is a finding that some of the spying on americans actually violated the law. Reporter documents show that the fisa showed the procedures were constitutionally deficient with the information. Five weeks later, the judges learned that nsa never enacte