That mantle of governorship into his role as president. I also had the blessing to be the head of the Transition Team on the way out in 1992, and the Transition Team on the way in in 2000 before and after president clinton, also a former governor served and help the Transition Team for president bush in 2000. And again another governor. It was great to see these three education governors really make a difference in their National Leadership as president of the united states. And so really in that vein its an honor to be here today with Governor Hogan and to help facilitate the first conversation with the state of the state with some of our most innovative and prestigious governors, and governor, just an absolute honor to be with you today and to help walk through a conversation on your priorities and the things that are mattering most to you and to marylanders, and just to the benefit of living across the river from you so im able to watch from a close distance of your great work. I ju
Strada Education Network and its a great honor to be here. I think i have one of the unique opportunities to serve as a political appointee for all the years of president reagan at the department of education and i was very young man at the time but i really was very much a disciple of president reagan and i just love the fact that he was the governor and brought metal of governorship into his role as president and i also had the blessing to be the head of the Transition Team on the way out in 1992 and the Transition Team on the way in in 2000. Before and after president clinton , also a former governor and served and help lead the Transition Team tfor president bush in 2000 fand again, another governor and it was great to see these three education governors really make a difference in their National Leadership as president s of the United States and so really in that vein its an honor to be here today with Governor Hogan and to help facilitate this first conversation with the state of
Good morning everybody. My name is bill hanson it is an honor to be with you today. I am president and ceo of the education network, its really a great honor to be here. I think i had one of the unique opportunities to serve as a political appointee for all eight years with president reagan at the education is a very young man at the time. But really was a disciple of president reagan. I just love the fact that he was the governor and brought that governorship into his role as president s. I also had the blessing to be the head of the Transition Team on the way out in 1992. And the Transition Team on the way into thousand, before and after president clinton, and former governor had served and helped lead the Transition Team for president bush in 2000, and again another governor. It was great to see these three education governors really make a difference in the National Leadership as president of the united states. Really in that vein in his and honor to be here today with Governor Hog
Watch our life we can coverage of the Miami Book Fair this weekend on cspan2s booktv. Next, to Foreign Policy advisers for democrats and republicans debate healthcare policy including benefits, challenges of the current law, the gop attempts to repeal and replace it. Good morning. And hope you enjoyed the dinner last night and are bright eyed and bushy tailed this morning. Do we have a couple of panelists in the wings here somewhere by chance . Rumor had it i did. I see them, and theres a hand waiting. Very good. Chris, lanhee, good to see you. I was afraid i was going to to do you look weak or a monologue for an hour. That wouldve been something. Weve got repeal and replace ine wind, very polarized congress, polarized nation. All of this is impacting us a lot, so we thought it would make sense to go ahead and invite a couple of representatives one from the left, one from the right. So in terms of format, let me go ahead and provide introductions to these gentlemen that are probably pr
Americans and thousands of europeans who formed the boots on the ground for the commission of relief of belgium. These people had studied those thousands of studies, and these quarter have been a study of north america to share that with you today. Our first speaker is branden little. He was working the tracing different files and found an early history of the crv. This led, as all good stories, to further research, further inquiry. He has written a book called band of crusaders. His book covers 50 years of humanitarian relief and explains what i call this creation story of the crv in the context of many competing agencies, difficulties of feeding people during world war i. It makes clear the special role, the pivotal role played by the crv and shaping later humanitarian efforts. I added, thanks to brandon, a new phrase what i do my tours and i speak of this band of crusaders. Jeff miller, our second speaker, came to hoover some time ago, to discuss the possibility of donating his gran