Culture, the idea of seeing the man in front of the tank, many of us have all seen that, at least if your speedy we believe this hearing to go live to discussion from axios on Prescription Drug prices. Well hear from Senate Finance amity church are progressing but first former fda commissioner Scott Gottlieb and later senator Debbie Stabenow of michigan. This is live coverage on cspan2. And real quick, it could have been to one of our events before, we try to keep things short and sweet, four segments of interviews. We want you leaving here feeling smarter about what we talked about, and this particular is what drug pricing in america which obviously will continue to be an issue going into 2020. So with that in mind i like to welcome our first guest, senator chuck grassley. [applause] good to be here with you, bob. Thanks for coming. All right. I think its only, its a good place to start by talking about your constituents. What are they still telling you about their own drug prices in
greg: all right okay. sit down, sit down! [ cheering ] jesus christ you people. i was out of town last night did anything happen? it is friday you know what that means like most corollas you find him and junkyards, to adam corolla! she s got southern charm and can break your arm cohost of the bottom line megan could dowel. she s offbeat as a 1 armed drummer, host of kennedy saves the world, canady. and he s the original planet fitness. new york times best-selling author, comedian and former nwa world heavyweight champion tyrus. all right calmed down. so how bad was joe at the debate last night? [ booing ] so bad that julie reid lost even more hair. so bad jimmy carter watched the debate and said wow that guy is almost a dead. so bad hillary is already writing her acceptance speech and a joe s suicide note. it s so bad nancy pelosi s face on froze. joe was so bad vladimir putin denied poisoning him. it was so bad joe biden thought st. peter was at the moderator. [ cheering a
greg: all right okay. sit down, sit down! [ cheering ] jesus christ you people. i was out of town last night did anything happen? it is friday you know what that means like most corollas you find him and junkyards, to adam corolla! she s got southern charm and can break your arm cohost of the bottom line megan could dowel. she s offbeat as a 1 armed drummer, host of kennedy saves the world, canady. and he s the original planet fitness. new york times best-selling author, comedian and former nwa world heavyweight champion tyrus. all right calmed down. so how bad was joe at the debate last night? [ booing ] so bad that julie reid lost even more hair. so bad jimmy carter watched the debate and said wow that guy is almost a dead. so bad hillary is already writing her acceptance speech and a joe s suicide note. it s so bad nancy pelosi s face on froze. joe was so bad vladimir putin denied poisoning him. it was so bad joe biden thought st. peter was at the moderator. [ cheering a
And in those several capacities, its a pleasure for me to welcome all of you attending this symposium in person. As well as our audience on cspan to this Second Annual symposium on constitutional issues. This year, we examine the 15th amendment and invite a conversation as our Program States on suffrage in light of the hopes and realities of american identity and governance. In many ways this university is the ideal venue for such a conversation. Envisioned as a Great National episcopal institution by a group of founding bishops in the 1850s, the university of the south by 1860 possessed more than 6,000 acres of land on the Cumberland Plateau in tennessee. It had an endowment half the size of harvards. I often think with my regents about what that would mean for us today. We wouldnt be lamenting an 8 return. And saw itself, in that vision, with colleges of different sizes, schools of law and medicine and business and theology. Saw itself indeed as americas first truly comprehensive pri
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