275. A little bit of a slowdown on 54th as you can see trying to get through the interstate. We also have a crash at 126th avenue north. Leave yourself a few extra minutes there. I275 from pasco to hillsborough looking great from the apex to i4. Rodney . The re from hurricane hermine are just beginning. More than 125 homes and properties were damaged. The damage estimates in pasco county alone were 89,000. It would be cheaper to buy up the homes and move everybody out instead of dealing with the impact from flooding year after year. Lindsay, it sounds good but is are. Reporter for some people, that is a real possibility. A week after hermine came through, they are still pumping out thousands of gallons going out into the street onto ridge road. County leaders say absolutely buy up the homes and move us out. Other people say they are not going to go anywhere. The cleanup here will last few more days. Inside not to mention the repairs to waterlogged homes, parks and appliances. Areas alo
Role and the response of the democratic process themselves and particularly it was invented in the 1920s and 30s not just in world war i which was much less than in europe and still the new institutions were invented by the u. S. Democracy institutions. So there is a lot to learn. We shouldnt just be me that they were starting years ago. They have been with us forever and there is a lot to learn on the perspective. As most of you probably know it is an extension of the property tax to include the attacks on the other properties and that has been called utopian by some people, but if the income tax was called utopian 100 plus years ago, could you talk about the iq test experience for the income tax . Its partly about the notion that we were appalled about the idea of the income tax but we began to tell a personal story. And as i listened to them talk about this, think about every time how its the story of our understanding of ourselves and why we are in these economic circumstances. So
That they can now get further loopholes. What have we got on the other side of Student Loans . All that we have is our voices and our votes. For the billionaires and millionaires or are the rest of us going to say enough of this we want to an event instead of an billionaires we want to invest in our students and take back the country. We want to make our voices heard. [applause] this event is actually sponsored by the group of the United States the patriotic billionaires and this is a group of more than 100 millionaires and billionaires that are calling for their taxes to get hired. Do you have anything like that in europe . We usually dont pay much to go to the university but sometimes we dont get that much in exchange either. I think that each country has to they have to find ways to combine the opportunity [inaudible] struck me as extremely important in the access to the Higher Education in the country. We look at what is maybe more difficult to make progress on that kind of issue,
Jonathan schneer is a professor of modern british history at Georgia Tech School of History Technology and society where he has taught modern european and british history since 1989. Hes the author of several major works including the thames and wind river london 1900 the imperial megalopolis, metropolis and the Balfour Declaration origins of the arabisraeli conflict. The last of which won the 2010 National Jewish book award. Dr. Schneers writings can be seen in journals and periodicals. His extensive editorial experience includes work as a board member of the 20th century british history. Dr. Schneers book ministers at war spotlights minister churchvilles divisive cabinet cabinet. The work illustrates how churchills own team of rivals made up of tories and Labour Party Members proved instrumental in combating nazi germanys dance to the weird british isles. Please join me in welcoming jonathan schneer. [applause] good evening. And thank you everybody for coming on a spring night and th
Movement, leaders in it, and their recollections leading up to where we are today. Please join me in welcoming our good friend, mallory factor. Valerie. [applause] thank you so much. What a great introduction. What i good place to think about the conservative movement, the heritage foundation. Want to thank carriage for its support of the big tent project. Many people at heritage are instrumental in deserve my thanks starting with ed fall there for his early support of this project. Thank you for forever urging me on board. Contributing a critical fact chapter on reagan. The head towards four key observation on the early version of this manuscript most of all, i am grateful for heritage is fine work and conserving and renewing principles of the american founding. My friends, i grew up in bridgeport, conn. , the home of Phineas Taylor barnum. P. T. Barnum, as he was known, was the greatest circus showman in history. Let me paint a picture for you of how it was when i was a boy in an ind