Coming up, a conversation on International Trade relations with chair Jared Bernstein. It is hosted by the council on Foreign Relations. , i am Matthew Goodman , the director of the greenberg i Matthew Goodman, director of studies and as of two seconds ago im the director of the real econ initiative that we are rolling out today here at cfl r. Welcome to those of you in the room and those of you online as we look at reimagining American Economic leadership. Brainchild of mike roman said he wanted to emphasize a number of costcutting and this is the first we are rolling out. Make will have a chance to explain this in his own words, but i think we would agree there were two fundamental premises. It matters for americans and advancing u. S. Interests, but second ramos is a lot of things have changed in the world after world war ii, and American Economic leadership is going to look different over the years and decades ahead. I think of really, as a platform about what the challenges are wh
Foreign relations meeting with Joshua Bolten, william daley, and mac mclarty. I wont go over there long biographies. To main thing you may want know is that they have all served as chiefs of staff in the white house. We are so lucky because i cannot imagine people that know more about president ial transactions. President ial transitions. Ouruld also like to welcome members from around the world participating in the meeting through the livestream. We will hear from them during the question and answer session. I am also asked to let everyone know that the next meeting is on domestic security in the age of ice on november 28. This is about navigating the transition. But there are a lot of transitions going on at once. Of sois the handing over many institutions from one set of hands to another. There is the transition that the president elect has to make from being a candidate to being someone who governs. In this case, that is a big transition for someone who has never been in government
We are confident it will come soon. But i know that it is a specific concern of that community. We have been working with the state of missouri not just to address that landfill, but it is an area where this is not the only thing to worry about in terms of impact on the environment in that area. We have been doing an awful lot of work, looking at the area as well, as well as this small landfill. It is a big deal and we are being as responsive as we can. We will at the record of decision as quickly as we can. Some are worried about a protective action guide regarding radioactive water. Why is the epa proposing this, and does the protective action guide pose a risk to the public . There are two ways that we are looking at this protective action guide. And i will explain this from the viewpoint of someone at work at state for 17 years. This guideline is a guideline to explain to states what they should do when an emergency happens, when there is a release of radioactive material, and how