is the most important thing the government is doing. of course it isn t. but parl simt quite capable of doing more than one thing at a time. do i think it would be a good idea if actually parliament delivered a house of lords that had people who were elected by you, the members of public in the house of lords to pass the laws that we all have to live by? sure i do. and every single party, major party, went into the last election saying that they wanted to reform the house of lords. so i think it s a perfectly sensible reform for parliament to consider. as i say, what matters, the things we re really focused on, getting that deficit down. getting our economy moving and creating a country and a society that s more worthwhile where people feel if i put in, i get out. if i work hard, i do the right thing, i will be able to do better for myself and my family. that s the program that the government is really pursuing. but sorting out some of our constitution at the same time, i don
kagen shared storied and they talked about how life and work for women has changed over 30 years. the supreme court historical society and the freedom forum co-hosted this hour-long event. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, i m greg joseph, and i m delighted to welcome you to the society s celebration of the 30th anniversary of the first term of justice sandra day o connor on the u.s. supreme court. we are deeply honored to have with us this evening justice o connor, justice ruth bader ginsburg, justice sonya sotomayor and justice elena kag agai kagen. this is the first time they ve done this this evening. we want to thank jim duff, the ceo of the freedom forum and the freedom forum was making this magnificent space available to us at the museum this evening. jim has a history with the supreme court historical society dating back to his time as administrative assistant to chief justice rehnquist and before that chief justice berger. i also want to thank society president a
hope we can get through today. well, mr. murdoch, i m concerned about it s up to you spend i m concerned over all of out the lens of this evidence, and if we plowed through these to the afternoon, how cogently my questions will be and how your answers might be. i know how much i ve got left. my preference would be to go just about 45 minutes in the afternoon, and then complete in about two or three hours in the morning. can i suggest that during the course of the next hour you have a word with those who are advising, have a word with them as well? i m conscious that i do not want to put excessive pressure on you, and i don t want to put excessive pressure on the minister. thank you. all right. you can return to that. thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] practices and his company, news corp. international. to give you my recollection of him, quince, maybe even twice.
government when it comes to student loan debt. the number to call for our republican line is 202-737-0002. the number to call for our democrat line is 202-737-0001. the number to call for our independent line is 202-628- 0205. you can always send us an e- mail or ridges on our facebook page. if you want to send us a twitter tweet. the denver post has a right up. it gives some information in the lower parts of the store and want to share with you now. this is in december 2001. it s as of the total outstanding student debt now stands at $996 billion. there are some other categories on that list as well. the president directed remarks at the crowd. [video clip] we have to make college more affordable for young people. that is the bottom line. [applause] and like i said. not everybody is going to go to 84-year college or university. you may go to a community college a 4-year college or university. you make a to a community college. no matter what it is, no matter what fie
especially for women, has changed over 30 years. the supreme court historical society and the freedom forum co-hosted this hour-long event. [ applause ] [ applause ] good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i m greg joseph, president of the supreme court historical society. i m delighted to welcome you this evening to the society s celebration of the 30th anniversary of the first term of justice sandra day o connor on the u.s. supreme court. [ applause ] we are deeply honored to have with us this evening, justice o connor, justice ruth bader ginsburg, justice sonia sotomayor and justice elena kagan. this is the first time the four of them have joined together for a public program. we are extremely grateful that they ve done so this evening to join in this celebration. we also want to thank jim duff, the ceo of the freedom forum and the freedom forum for making this magnificent space available to us at the museum this evening. jim, long prior to his being ceo at freedom forum has