Think shes been a great leader. She is really good at raising money, thats not one of my fortes. I was never good at that. They have to start training younger people and bring it younger people into the caucus. They need to become the future leaders. One of the things that i believe then with all my heart and soul is you have to know when to leave. Nancy does not feel was the time to leave. Stay forght she might this coming year. She could turn the reins over to somebody else. Is anybody around, ready to replace her . Its a hard job. I give her a lot of credit for what she has been able to do. I think its time that the leaders start looking at who is going to fill my spot . We are all replaceable. Younger people need to take our spots with fresh ideas and new ways of doing things. I see nothing wrong with that. Thats progression. Thats a normal progression. You can watch the full interview and are conversation with tom petri at 8 00 eastern on cspan. Iran over theith Nuclear Program wi
About 15 or 20 book raps pper year. If youre not already on the email list, and youd like to know about future events, please see me and i will put you on the list. Speaking of future events, we could try guest, i want to tell you about some coming up in july. All of which begin at 6 pm. On tuesday, july 8, tom purdom will discuss his book, an idea an idea whose time has come two president s, two parties, and the battle for the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Brad thor will discuss his book act of war. On tuesday, july 15th, tom young will discuss his book, sand and fire. On tuesday, july 22, Aneesh Chopra will discuss his book, innovative state how new technologies can transform government. Events for this rap is as follows i will introduce our guest, then i will have a conversation with him. After that, you can ask them questions. When we have run out of time for questions i imagine quite a few he will be signing yearbooks. Also been told that we will have jazz night upstairs with a live b
Was very strong, he was upbeat and he was in good spirits. Reporter barry had just been released from Howard University hospital saturday evening after a twoday stay. He went and visited his son and stopped for a bite to eat. As he made his way from the car to his home barry collapsed. At 12 15 he was taken by ambulance to the United Medical center where he later died. Friends and supporters gathered at the hospital overnight and prayed while barry has been struggling with his health in recent years, the news still caught many off guard. It seemed so unreal because he always bounced back. Always depend on barry. He would go through ups and downs and health issues, he would always bounce back. A shock to all of us, a legend has truly left us. And a lot of friends and family members and supporters gathered overnight here at the hospital. Well hear more from some of them in the next hour. Obviously all of this is very new. There is no word at this point on funeral arrangements. Megan mcgr
Good evening, everybody, and welcome to the National Press club. Im eleanor herman, and im a member of the clubs book and author committee. Were very glad youve come to this e event, and we hope that you enjoy it. The club has about 15 or 20 of these book raps every year on a variety of books, both fiction and nonfiction. So if you are not already on our email list and would like to learn of future events, please see me after the event, and i will put you on our email list. We dont overload you we mails, its usually about one a month that youll get. So speaking of future events, before we get to our guest, i want to just tell you of some coming up in july, all of which begin at 6 30 p. M. Unless otherwise noted. On tuesday, july 8th, todd per dumb will discuss his book. On wednesday, july 9th, brad author will discuss his novel, about of war. On tuesday, july 15th, tom young will present his latest military thriller, sand and fire. And on tuesday, july 22nd at 6 p. M. , Aneesh Chopra w
The good, the bad and the ugly because life is no rose bed where everything goes perfectly where there are no imperfections in your life. I put that in the mistake. For those that are going to read this book, all of you that are going to buy one, thats great. Buy some more. Youll see that there are very detailed situations. This book took me about almost a year to do. Omar tyre, a heck of a writer. Fan or 20 books of his own. Function books. Im up until 1 00 in the morning. Going to work an my council job. Working saturday, sunday, late into the night. Working on holidays to make sure i was accurate in what i was trying to put together. And i talked to a number of tape recorders to try to put this together. And it was a labor of love. A labor of love. And so my life didnt start it didnt end with the vista. The vista was about this much of a sliver in my 78 years. Just a sliver. Thats all it was. It was important. Im going to get that out of the way right now. Regardless of what happene