To assess a foreign domestic threats are real. They come from across the local spectrum. For over a century in addition to taking action against real threats to the lives of american citizens, bureaus and agencies within the United States government has surveilled of those who have expressed what the Cato Institute describes as strong local views that run counter to the prevailing political paradigm. This challenges the notion often expressed by those in support surveillance state of some sort that if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. I want to come back to that later on. Maybe you really here to that view, maybe youre on the fence about it. Fine, we will have an opportunity to discuss that later. The history of abuse and mastic surveillance in this country necessitates that discussion is the same tool that can be used to protect citizens in a Democratic Society from legitimate threats can also be turned against those same citizens for less noble and even nefarious re
And they will be later, if they could have happened on marine one. I dont know enough about golf to tell, but that. They were stet to play a game this morning and probably spent time talking about trade. The two leaders left the white house earlier today, this comes on the heels of the u. S. And china meeting for two days in d. C. , trying to negotiate a bilateral trade deal in the oval office. The president said those talks are going well and suggested that an agreement could be signed when he visits japan in may. The u. S. Wants japan to get rid of tariffs so they can have for access to the market. Listen here. We will be discussing strongly agriculture because as the Prime Minister knows, japanese puts massive tariffs on agriculture, agriculture going for many years going into japan and we want to get rid of the tariffs because we dont tariff their cars. Were trying to bring some balance to the surplus. And on americans autos wed like to proceed to further negotiations that were now
After Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates admitted to sending her son to a private school while trying to kill school choice for others, she defended her decision to her union’s members. To be kind, it was misleading. Here’s a fact check of it.
Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates pushed back Thursday against "recent online attacks" following reports that she enrolled her eldest child at.