Doom and gloom. I think there are some leadingedge opportunity and we should push really hard across government to incense as much innovation in those areas as possible to create that environment i talked about. I really thought this was a great discussion to end on. The first question is, we talked a lot about coordination and collaboration between federal agencies in different state federal and local level in between the private and Public Sector like this discussion because ive gotten into some of the Community Driven capacity. I wondered if you could discuss some other ways in which we can engage Community Leadership on food and nutrition and or other successful examples of Community Led advocacy and the other question has to do with the Transition Team and i think we focused a lot on that but not so much in this moment right now where we can get the candidates on record, on very specific issues and is there one or two issues right now that is important for us to get the president
One, do you make a have a distinction between things being unequal, not mr. Cicilline ing the as things being unfair . Ng im finding that a common problem with people that talk about this publicly especially in the political arena. Just because things are unequaln doesnt mean they are being treated unfair. Number two, in reference to what richard was saying prior to me, du acknowledged its not just a matter of who your parents are insourcing, but how will you respond education . Theres lots of well educated people that respond in a very mediocre way to get education that they have. And then my question is, what do you feel is the best way to assess the problem of somebody come a group of people that got a bad start as a result of the parents that are very capable as far as being part of the american way . Thats it. Guest absolutely. Those are very powerful and important questions. Thank you very much. On the first issue, unequal is necessary unfair. I think thats correct. Just thinking
Appears to have been temporary. Indicators for the Second Quarter have so far pointed to a sizable rebound. This recovery is a key factor supporting the committees expectation that Overall Economic activity will expand at a moderate pace over the next few years. Despite lackluster Economic Growth the job market continued to improve early in the year. During the First Quarter job gains averaged nearly 200,000 per month, just a bit slower than last years pace. And the Unemployment Rate held near 5 even though notably more people were actively looking for work. However, more recently, the pace of improvement in the labor market appears to have slowed markedly. Job gains in april and may are estimated to have averaged only about 80,000 per month. And while the Unemployment Rate fell to 4. 7 in may, that decline occurred because fewer people reported that they were actively seeking work. A broader measure of unemployment that includes individuals who want and are available to work but have
Recognizedders are universally to have had a visceral patriotism that made them love their country and fight harder for it the interest. No other Prime Ministers before or since inspired quite that same belief, and that is why people ask what would maggie do . I will return to that question in a few minutes, but to do so, describei must first and what is legacy thatcherism. If you want to understand the basic emotional drive of Margaret Thatcher, it is to be found in some words that she addressed to a Television Interviewer toward the close of the 1979 Election Campaign. With the Election Campaign almost over, she felt able for a moment to let down her guard, and she exclaimed i cannot bear britain in decline. I just cannot bear it. That outburst was completely sincere and prophetic. Thatcherism was designed to halt and reverse the decline of britain. Margaret thatcher was a practical politician rather than a philosopher, and her legacy was the record and result of practical responses
The candidates seeking office. , a lot ofly stunning effort is being put into the sheer mechanics of raising money. Host sarah from vernon, new york on the independent line. Caller good morning, how are you . Guest hello. Caller i would like you to explain to the American Public what a call center is. From what i understand, listening to 60 minutes and different programs like that, a senator or representative is required to spend two hours a day calling their constituents to raise money for their party. , if they spent two hours a day trying to pass bills for the American Public. That ive been watching news for a long time and ive never heard about call centers until this year when 60 took us into them and show them what they look like. Guest i didnt see this 60 minutes episode, but call centers are a fact of life and they are very active in the fundraising for political campaigns. About specific requirements of two hours a day, but it would not surprise me that really prominent member