We want to welcome to our table this morning ken block, shes the author of this book, this proven by unbiasedea campaign. His name may found similar. Mr. Block why did the former President Campaign hire you and what did they hire you to do . Yeah, it was sort of a twopart project. The original request was for me to look for evidence of voter fraud in the swing states in the 2020 election. I was lookingta for evidence of deceased voters and for voters who voted twice once in a swing state and once in some o state. Very quickly, a matter of just a day or two after my contract was signed the campaign attorneys who were doing their due evaluating claims t of voter frd that were coming into the campaign from everywhere, from all over the country, from amateurs looking at data to lawyers whose names we all recognize making claims of fraud and when those claims involved data the campaign asked me to evaluate them and tell them if they were correct or not and in every circumstance they were fa
Testimony. Cory johnson looks at microsoft strategy against the ipad mini. We begin with a bloomberg exclusive with russian Prime Minister dmitry medvedev. My colleague, Ryan Chilcote conducted the interview. He joins me now from moscow. Good evening. Good evening, mark. The primeminister minister and i sat down and he told me that the standoff between russia and the west could lead to another cold war. To put it simply, no one is happy about sanctions, since they are always a sign of tense relations. It could cause some unpleasantries for the country, but it is bad for economic relations come up with europe and with the United States. Lets be honest, those sanctions are a sharp knife for european business. The only ones who want sanctions are politicians, who used them to reinforce their convictions and demonstrate power. For example, president obama needs to Show Congress that russiansoesnt see amuck but if anything happens, they can hurt us. The situation is somehow different for eu
Welcome to an Expert Panel Discussion hosted by the criminal law and procedure Practice Group entitled opioids, the crisis in 2022 and beyond. My name is mike. I am the former United States attorney for the Southern District of mississippi where i witnessed firsthand this worsening crisis and the effect it had on our communities. Unfortunately, this topic is more relevant today than even just a few years ago. The u. S. Apartment of health and Human Services declared that the nation has myths of an unprecedented Opioid Epidemic with Drug Overdose deaths having quadrupled since 1999. According to the cdc, there were an estimated 107,000 Drug Overdose deaths in the United States in 2021 with approximately 75 of those deaths or 80,000 coming just from opioids. That is a rate of almost 220 people dying each and every day from opioids. Today, we have an incredible panel of experts who have looked at this issue in depth to discuss what has happened, how we got to where we are today, and what
Welcome to an Expert Panel Discussion hosted by the criminal law and procedure Practice Group entitled opioids, the crisis in 2022 and beyond. My name is mike. I am the former United States attorney for the Southern District of mississippi where i witnessed firsthand this worsening crisis and the effect it had on our communities. Unfortunately, this topic is more relevant today than even just a few years ago. The u. S. Apartment of health and Human Services declared that the nation has myths of an unprecedented Opioid Epidemic with Drug Overdose deaths having quadrupled since 1999. According to the cdc, there were an estimated 107,000 Drug Overdose deaths in the United States in 2021 with approximately 75 of those deaths or 80,000 coming just from opioids. That is a rate of almost 220 people dying each and every day from opioids. Today, we have an incredible panel of experts who have looked at this issue in depth to discuss what has happened, how we got to where we are today, and what
Unprecedented Opioid Epidemic with Drug Overdose deaths having quadrupled since 1999. According to the cdc, there were an estimated 107,000 Drug Overdose deaths in the United States in 2021 with approximately 75 of those deaths or 80,000 coming just from opioids. That is a rate of almost 220 people dying each and every day from opioids. Today, we have an incredible panel of experts who have looked at this issue in depth to discuss what has happened, how we got to where we are today, and what we can do hopefully to dig ourselves out of this crisis so let me introduce our panel first. We have the Senior Legal Research fellow at the heritage foundation. He writes on a variety of legal issues including policies. He has had numerous positions in the federal government, among them being at the u. S. Department of justice and counsel to the Senate Judiciary committee under chairman senator orrin hatch. He is serving as a senior fellow at the Shaver Center for Health Policy and economics at th