Was mayor, when i ive used to rationalize that i was not a politician. It is getting harder to do, which concerns me because i once heard that when god created the earth, he promised to put good and honest politicians in every corner of the earth. And then he made it round. [laughter] its catching up with you, isnt it . I have been in congress 12 weeks. Can you imagine 12 weeks packed with more . We have had three votes on shutdowns, two shutdowns, memos and memos, immigration and tax reform. I am counting about one page or issue per week in every week ive been there. I will say this. Congress worked on tax reform for 31 years and i had been there three days when i passed it. [laughter] [applause] rep. Curtis thats right. Youre welcome. Havee three bills in, i done seven town Hall Meetings in the last two weeks. My office has received 20,000 d nelson the last few weeks. I am really enjoying it. People ask me what is the Biggest Surprise to me when i go back . I would like to share it w
We ran a lot of names across everyone and we sent out some requests. We sent out some information. And we and then name of the speaker that is coming in a few minutes came across our thoughts and ideas in the midst of all of these discussions. And it was about a month ago that we found that everyone turned us down that we liked but we go big and tried to get awesome people that you would like to listen to. We put in a tickler and thought lets try. We put in a tickler to try to get the republican the former Republican National president ial nominee from the party to come speak to us. That took a few weeks. It was only just two to three weeks ago that we actually had an answer. We thought that was fantastic. Then we went spinning quickly to try to organize and finalize what we were going to do this evening. So we want you to know that we are grateful for our speaker tonight to come and speak to us about his experiences as a president ial candidate for the United States and to share with
The senate seat in utah. He gave the keynote address at the lincoln day dinner in provo, utah. This runs about 40 minutes. A few months ago, as we were preparing for this event, we ran a lot of names across everyone and we sent out some requests. 0 we sent out some information. And we and then name of the speaker that is coming in a few minutes came across our thoughts and ideas in the midst of all of these discussions. And it was about a month ago that we found that everyone turned us down that we liked but we go big and tried to get awesome people that you would like to listen to. We put in a tickler and thought lets try. We put in a tickler to try to get the republican the former Republican National president ial nominee from the party to come speak to us. That took a few weeks. It was only just two to three weeks ago that we actually had an answer. We thought that was fantastic. Then we went spinning quickly to try to organize and finalize what we were going to do this evening. So
The process of declassifying the government materials that were the basis of his book. This hourlong event is hosted by the National Archives in washington, dc. Washingtonid that in the first place people look in a newly published book is the index to see if they are mentioned. At the library of congress and other Research Institutions we look at acknowledgment pages and the bibliography, also. Looking for ourselves. If you look at the acknowledgment at the able archer book, you will see different offices. A large portion of the documents upon which the author based his story came from the Ronald Reagan and George Bush Library president ial libraries and other archive holdings. I am very proud of all of our staff, some of whom are in the audience today. And it is gratifying to see others appreciate the work we do whether it is helping people navigate through our holdings or as nate noted, breaking a declassification log jam to release a critical document. We help researchers uncover th
The process of declassifying the government materials that were the basis of his book. This hourlong event is hosted by the National Archives in washington, dc. Washingtonid that in the first place people look in a newly published book is the index to see if they are mentioned. At the library of congress and other Research Institutions we look at acknowledgment pages and the bibliography, also. Looking for ourselves. If you look at the acknowledgment at the able archer book, you will see different offices. A large portion of the documents upon which the author based his story came from the Ronald Reagan and George Bush Library president ial libraries and other archive holdings. I am very proud of all of our staff, some of whom are in the audience today. And it is gratifying to see others appreciate the work we do whether it is helping people navigate through our holdings or as nate noted, breaking a declassification log jam to release a critical document. We help researchers uncover th