Competing candidates townhall forms, joe biden may have got the better of the president s ratings, ive not seen an official reaction but the dueling in separate separate town halls got a little heated. Take a look. The president was informed how dangerous his virus was, americans dont panic, he panics. We were expected to lose 2,200,000. You were asked pointblank to do now White Supremacy. Id noun White Supremacy for years, you did not asked joe biden whether denounces antifa. We are hearing the senate is busy not only dealing with the nomination of judge barrett but separately taken up the issue of jack dorsey, they want the twitter ceo to come and talk to the committee and he will not do that voluntarily, they will issue a subpoena to make sure he does, in the meantime, the cool front in all places happening in West Virginia, the hyper loop one, supposed to be the future of modern transportation, they have this and brought in europe and asia but nothing quite like this, we will explo
Charlie mitchell is the author of a new book. Cyber in the age of trump. The unraveling of Americas National security policy. Before we get into the essence, what gives you a background in cybersecurity . I used to be editor of roll call. I worked at inside washington publishers. We do deep dive coverage into policy areas. Cybersecurity kept popping up. This was in 2012 or so. We looked at taking a deeper dive into it. We started investigating this and decided to start a new publication called inside cybersecurity that focused on the development of cyber policy. That wasnt that long ago, but it really was the stage of creation for a lot of this. I think president george w. Bush was the first one who started getting into cyber as a major policy area. It exploded under the Obama Administration. Cutting across so many issue areas. We decided to create something that would give readers an idea of where the policy arc was going. We covered it through the Second Obama Administration into the
Carefully and pay a lot of attention to precedent. That is something professor barrett focused on a lot in her scholarship. She cares deeply about precedent and about the institution of the courts. I dont think she would be inclined to move the law very fast . Me a very david in some of the writings i have gotten a chance to look at, she has some skepticism about majority rule. She thinks when Congress Passes look at ithould because if it interferes potentially with individual rights. Tara that is right, but that in and of itself is a very commonly held view by a lot of individuals. Depending on who we are, we care about different rates, let all of us would like a federal judiciary to protect our individual rights from interference. Which things should be left to the political process. This apply to statutory rights as well as Constitutional Rights . We have the bill of rights to protect us. But when it comes to the statute that the congress has passed . Tara i think many members of th
Military operations theres been a lot of this kind of transfers from zones abroad to here. Now the United States has a new conflict zone on its own doorstep its a crisis that the u. S. And other industrial nations have helped to create. There 700. 00 times more Carbon Emissions from the United States since 900. 00 than. El salvador and honduras combined 700 times more yet this is like this the this is a country thats thats thats fortifying of the borders from people who are obviously impacted by those sorts of excessive amounts of emissions and and i think how could that be possible with i mean weve known about the science for so many years and we had more than ever before but the same time theres more border walls than ever before to you like its like this emphasis like this is kind of Adaptation Plan right for the richer countries. The people. Who. Went down to the ramos arrived in arizona 80 years ago there was no Reception Center for migrants. He still waiting for a permanent resid
The current Academic Year this marks the second occasion on what john hopkins has been privileged to welcome our chief executive to this campus. Ladies and gentlemen, i present the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] senator rooster, senator tidings, member of the congressional allegation, members of the faculty are john hopkins to embody, my fellow americans. Last week, 17 nations send their views to sound too dozen countries, having an interest in Southeast Asia. We are joining those 17 countries and stating our american policy tonight which we believe will contribute towards peace in this area of the world. I have come here to review, once again, with my own people, the views of the american government. Tonight, americans and asians are dying for a world where each people may choose its own path to change. This is the principal in which our ancestors fought in the valleys of pennsylvania. A principle in which our son fight tonight in the jungles of vietnam. Vietnam