We will try to tell as many of his stories as we remember. [laughter] we have some questions for these two, and then we will take any questions you have. If theres anything we hope you take away from this session, being a president ial speechwriter is exactly like you think it would be on the west wing. [laughter] im just kidding, it is much cooler. [laughter] i will start with questions about the relationship between ideas and speeding. Sometimes what starts as an idea and incident in a speech, sometimes the process starts before you have the idea. Im curious him up what i am curious, how does an idea become a speech . Sarah in a weird way, speechwriters are not coming up with the ideas, there are much smarter people in the building developing those ideas. But in a way i think the ideas, they dont get crystallized until they are litigated on the page. A lot of speechwriting is a process job where you are managing the various points of different policy staff that all have different int
Sarah and john. Jeff, who worked for president clinton, was supposed to be here, had a conflict that kept him in in d. C. We will try to tell as many of his stories as we remember. [laughter] kyle my hope is to use half the time to talk about questions i have for these two, then we will spend the other half taking questions you have. If theres anything we hope you take away from this session, being a president ial speechwriter is exactly like you think it would be on the west wing. [laughter] kyle im just kidding, it is so since like veep. This is the president ial ideas festival come i will start off with a question for these two about the relationship between the ideas and speeches. Sometimes what starts as an idea ends up in a speech. Sometimes, the process starts before you get the idea. I am curious, how does an idea become a speech . In a weird way, speechwriters are not coming up with the ideas. People in theter building who are developing those ideas. In a way, i think these id
We see a bit of a drop when it comes to european stock equities, down some 0. 4 . A lot of the focus is on what Central Banks will and wont do in the upcoming days. Looking at pound, because of herschel he parliament and the suspended. Rogued, 1. 63, soear yield at it is stabilizing a little bit. We will be speaking to a Morgan Stanley chief executive. That interview coming up at 7 30 p. M. London time, but first, lets get straight to new york city and the bloomberg first word news. Of the chineser communist party taking aim at comments from a peter navarro, saying they are unconstructive lies. The president ial advisor is considered a hawk. He has repeatedly accused china of seven deadly sins. The peoples daily says such comments are preposterous. Te winningster con the first of two confidence votes in the italian parliament. Withomised to work closely brussels on a 2020 budget featuring lower labor taxes and a minimum wage. Later today, his Government Faces a senate vote. Factory pri
Good afternoon everyone. Youll find seats and we will get our panel going. Good morning. Welcome to the fifth annual mississippi book festival. Im Chris Goodman with the Mississippi Department of archives and history if youve not done so please silence your cell phones. This panel on the u. S. Civil war is sponsored by the Mississippi Humanities Council and Mississippi State University One of the book festivals Board Members from Mississippi State john mars luck is on the panel. As Francis Coleman here . Dean of libraries . Another strong supporter. As is stuart rockwell, director of Mississippi Humanities Council. I dont believe hes in the room but think them for their support and we are in the room today courtesy of forming walkmans walker. Our panelists are jaclyn dowd hall commercial be harold, john mars luck and bend when you can purchase copies of their books outdoors and you can find the times they will be signing in your brochure. We will hear from our panelists for about 40 mi
Jeff who worked for president clinton was supposed to be here, but he had a conflict that kept him in in d. C. We will try to tell as many of his stories as we remember. [laughter] kyle we have some questions for these two, and then we will take any questions you have. If theres anything we hope you take away from this session, being a president ial speechwriter is exactly like you think it would be on the west wing. [laughter] kyle im just kidding, it is much more like veep. [laughter] i will start with questions about the relationship between ideas and speeding. Sometimes what starts as an idea and incident in a speech, sometimes the process starts before you have the idea. I am curious, how does an idea become a speech . Sarada in a weird way, speechwriters are not coming up with the ideas, there are much smarter people in the building developing those ideas. But in a way i think the ideas, they dont get crystallized until they are litigated on the page. A lot of speechwriting is a