you tou court, send you to jail if you refuse to cater tore their every whim. there s a lot more behind this . you re a clinton lawyer named michael sussmann, you get accused credibly of lying to the fbi, a jury of clintons donors. they re going toth clear of all charges and you ll get away scot free if you re eric holder and obstruct justice and obstruct congress rather no charges, no jail time, no fine. we don t have equal justice or application on our laws. well,t with a lot more on this coming up later in the program, also tonight, this is a prettyf unbelievable story. a woman suinga a man he didn t show up for a date. she s suing him. g and while the courtet proceeding is going on , she gets in a huge fight with the judge. here s a preview. you brought my mother to your you are away. so you have some more to play. oh, yes. you have to play. you have not. you re going to love this entire tape. plus, new york republican i gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin will join
on demand at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. mayors from across the country discuss the elderly in their communities and thedifficulties many of them face when it comes to affordable housing and transportation. the mayors met at an event hosted by the hill newspaper here in washington, d.c. hello. hi, everyone. niharika: i am niharika acharya. i am the executive director of events at the hill, and i am delightsed to welcome you all to mayors matter, deepening the general rational impact on the community. as america becomes more diverse, educational, we look forward to hearing from some of the most respectable mayors across the country today and how they are working to build healthy communities that include people of all ages. 2409 not far from us, an event of historical significance is unfolding. we are glad you chose us our event instead. [laughter] niharika: we will not disappoint. we want to begin by thanking our underwriter, aarp, for making thi
hosted by the hill newspaper here in washington, d.c. [indistinct conversations] hello. i am the executive director of events at the hill, and i am delighted to bring you to mayors matter, deepening the impact on the community. as america becomes more diverse, educational, we look forward to hearing from some of the most respectable mayors across the country today and how they are working to build healthy communities that include people of all ages. historicalm us, significance is unfolding. we are glad you chose us instead. [laughter] we will not disappoint. we want to begin by thanking our underwriter, aarp, for making this conversation possible. americans are aging and fast. over the next decade or so, older americans are projected to under 18, so let that sink in a little bit. these older adults are poised to work and live longer than previous generations, so it should come as no surprise that they are continuing to engage their communities far longer than their parents
Communicators and look at their legislative agenda and the policy agenda of the federal Communications Commission. Joining us are three reporters who Cover Technology policy. Gautham nagesh of congressional quarterly, whats an issue that you see forthcoming in the next congress . Guest well, i think cybersecurity remains the top priority because of its National Security implications. We saw that congress failed to reach an agreement on cybersecurity legislation in 2012 as perhaps many would have predicted. They remain very far apart because industry is very opposed to any sort of cybersecurity standards. That being said, the administration has threatened to implement a lot of their legislation Via Executive order which sort of gives them the negotiating leverage, and weve also had reports the economists reported that president obama addressed a secret executive collaboration between b the administration and the private sector. We will see more action, i think, in the first half. Legisl
We will continue beyond 2014 we will wind down. He has not reviewed options or made any decisions on it. The fulfillment of his commitment he made very clearly is to continue to draw down forces in afghanistan from the levels now that we have drawn down the surgeon forces over the course of the next two years. The pace of that drawdown is a decision and that he will be making in coming weeks and months. So general allan had recommended leaving between 600015,000 american troops there. Is that not true . Thats different than what you said. You said the president had decided. He has not decided on anything. He will evaluate proposals from the pentagon and elsewhere on what we might negotiate with the Afghan Government on a future presence in afghanistan procter we fulfill our commitments to end the war in afghanistan in 2014. That commitment and that presents would be very in scope as we talk about Counterterrorism Operations and the training of afghan forces. Last one hour. The meeting