Message the president delivered yesterday. Here is how you can reach out foto us. You can also reach out to us on our twitter page, http twitter. Com cspanwj. You can go to facebook. Com cspan. Also if you want to post an e mail to us, journal cspan. Org. You suck the speech leading up to the show yesterday. You saw the speech leading up to the show from yesterday. His advisers said the stir obama was anxious to confront the issue of race we will take a look at all of the various aspects and opinions on the speech that was made yesterday at the white house. It took place about 20 minutes before the start of the regular press conference. It can give your comments on as well. The phone lines reject the phone lines we sped off we have a special line as well for African American men. If you want to give us a call, that is 2025853883. Social media is available to you. Albuquerque, new mexico, democrat line, you are up first. This is dale. Good morning. Caller the comment i wanted to make wa
Only. Here are the phone numbers. As always you can contact us via social media. Here are those addresses. Gun owners only this morning for the first segment of to the washington journal. Throughout the morning we will switch up the lines. This is from the hill. It is about the 23 executive actions the president signed yesterday to implement his proposals on guncontrol. No. 1 issued a president ial memorandum to require federal agencies to make relevant Data Available through the background check system. Address unnecessary legal barriers, particularly relating to the Health Insurance portability and accountability act that may prevent states from making Information Available to the background check system. Improve incentives for states to share information with the background check system. Direct the attorney general to review categories of individuals prohibited from having again to make sure dangerous people are not slipping through the cracks. Proposed rulemaking to make Law Enforc
It is the only way there could be a breakthrough. It is to challenge orthodoxy. Competition is fair. People have a right to practice their religion and decide their future. These are universal values. They are not unique to americans. I believe there is no exception to the universal desire for freedom. The issues that young people are seized with all across asia in the world, corruption, land rights, pollution, food and product safety. These are all fundamentally linked to openness and transparency and greater rights and freedom. No nationle opinion, has two. The exact system we have. Has to exact the same system we have. To makeful hard significant Technological Breakthroughs where orthodoxy is the norm. The very things that have made a such a prosperous and ,nnovative nation are openness a change of ideas, Free Enterprise and liberty, all which have their downsides. As he have recently seen in boston and other places, they have downsides. Would not trade them for all the world. They
Violence. A plan endorsed by philadelphia mayor michael nutter, who currently serves as president of the conference. The Vice President speaking at 12 30 eastern, live on cspan. And at 6 30, pbs host tavis smiley, holds his annual forum focusing on poverty in america. Former g. O. P. President ial candidate and speaker of the house, newt gingrich, and ohio representative, marshall fudge, are among the several panelists who will examine the issue and possible solutions. The discussions entitled a vision for america, future without poverty. Tomorrow night a look back at inaugurations from the past from Harry Trumans 1949 inaugural to president george w. Bush swearingin and speech from 2001. Well see and hear president s of the past 60 years on the day they officially took office. Our coverage features universal news reels, footage from the senate recording studio, and president ial library supplementing our own cspan recordings. Thats friday at 8 00 p. M. Eastern. And cspans coverage kic
And he gets no recognition from the va for that effort. And they need it badly. Thank you, congressman. Thank you. I thank the entire panel for being here today. I go back, as a young military medical officer during the vietnam era, and i was thinking as i was listening to the testimony, what training i had had and i am an ob gyn doctor what training i had going into the military and what training i received in the military to deal with this. And i can tell you, as for what i received in the military, it was nothing. Military sexual trauma has been going on just logically thinking about it, we knew it was happening outside the military. Why wouldnt it occur inside the military . Why would it be occurring in the civilian world, and i get drafted, and the next day it is not an issue . Today, there are a lot more women serving. It is amazing how many women now are doing a phenomenal job in the military. There is that issue there. I think what we have to do, as a scientist, you identify th