Entirely on incoming information that bears on the outlook of the economy. Regard air in this vonnie you are the david you are the expert on the white house. Square this for me. The president tweeting he had a good and cordial meeting with jay powell, everything was discussed including interest rates. How could it have been a good and cordial meeting if the president says he hates everything jay powell has to say. This in terms of the rhetorical approach chair powell has taken an President Trump. If it is a less than 24 hour window where we saw this illustration with president President Trump speaking at the Economic Club of new york that criticized powell and then the chairman testifying in a consistent tone, a apolitical tone before members of congress. What you are hearing based upon the dueling statements is the fed chair continues to strike that consistent fed chair town we have all come to expect from the central bank and President Trump continues to raise his concerns that he ha
Booktv continues now on cspan2, television for serious readers. Good afternoon, everybody. Its a pleasure to be with you and this merges several of my interests. The constitution,conservative politics , books about those things, the Heritage Foundation and my friends jason and julie j fitz. I first came to know the name Jason Chaffetz when he became a placekicker at byu. This date holds records including the most successful points after touchdown scored in a single game and i think in a single season. And he was also famous for the fact immediately after he kicked a field goal for or pat, the helmet would come off and then he had this awesome slow jog to the sidelines and he became known as the chaffetz and it resulted in something called the chaffetz rule but i actually think it played a key role in his success as a statesman in the state of utah. People came to know him and they knew who he was. I remember many years later, long after he had played for byu and had a successful career
Orientation. He was an awardwinning Child Welfare advocate in the casa program in Clayton County, georgia. He took the program to unprecedented levels of success and hes making a difference in the lives of neglected children in his community, all of that changed when the county learned that he was gay. Hes been encouraging his a gay o join ak softball league. Of thisinating part case and we will learn about how the Supreme Court arguments went this morning, goes back to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The law protects americans from Workplace Discrimination, the Appeals Court has apparently splintered on this, the second and seventh circuit ruled it protects americans of lgtbq, but the 11th circuit did not. This is how it will run, i will let them speak for a little bit and tell us how the arguments went and the case, then i will ask a few questions and turn it over to the arguments. The audience. I beg you to ask a twitter like question, we dont want sermons from the audience, and ident
Got tousses how the case beat Supreme Court and what the courts decision could mean for lgbtq writes. Good afternoon, everyone. My name is thomas brewer, im a former president of the National Press club. Thank you for being here this afternoon, im looking forward to the discussion. I promise to be nicer than the associate justices were in interrupting when they made their arguments. We are here because of this gentleman to my left, gerald bought stock who lost his job because of his Sexual Orientation. He was an awardwinning Child Welfare advocate in the casa program in Clayton County, georgia. He took the program to unprecedented levels of success and hes making a difference in the lives of neglected children in his community, all of that changed when the county learned that he was gay. Hes been encouraging his friends to join a gay softball league. The fascinating part of this case and we will learn about how the Supreme Court arguments went this morning, goes back to the Civil Right
Program in Clayton County, georgia. He took the program to unprecedented levels of success and hes making a difference in the lives of neglected children in his community, all of that changed when the county learned that he was gay. Hes been encouraging his friends to join a gay softball league. The fascinating part of this case and we will learn about how the Supreme Court arguments went this morning, goes back to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The law protects americans from Workplace Discrimination, the Appeals Court has apparently splintered on this, the second and seventh circuit ruled it protects americans of lgtbq, but the 11th circuit did not. This is how it will run, i will let them speak for a little bit and tell us how the arguments went and the case, then i will ask a few questions and turn it over to the audience. I beg you to ask a twitter like question, we dont want sermons from the audience, and identify yourself as you do so. Gerald . Do you want to start off . And im s