hold on. they say really? it comes from the gospel? what i m am saying to all of you today is: as we talk about memories, as we talk about the , i hope that all that youderstand should never give up. that is not even to be considered. instead, this is all about the day you started to fight. this is about today. this is about using that 50 years of triumph as fuel to boost community action to new heights, to new standards, to new excellence, to new abilities and in people in need fact to turn away from all the naysayers come all the questioners, because you are too busy. because guess what? you have your eyes and the price. thank you very much. [applause] next, a discussion on issues important to millennial s in 2014 and 2016. after that, the weekly addresses by president obama and republican national committee chair reince priebus. then we will hear from some of the speakers at this years s new york ideas festival. on newsmakers come in jenna governor mike pence talks polit
that decision is expected in the coming months. thank you for joining us. we turn our attention to another topic, something that caught our interest when it comes to the world of college sports, which has been looked at by congress in a variety of ways. this comes with the idea of should college players be allowed to unionize? this deals with college players at northwestern, issuing or making plans. northwestern players are beginning the process of forming a labor union. according to espn s outside the lines another reason we caught interest on the story was the reaction of legislatures. the folks at roll call were asking some legislators who sit on a variety of committees about collegetion of whether athletes should be allowed to unionize treat hears from toator john mccain unionize. here is from senator john mccain i don t see unionize nation getting that far but they want to try that is fine. as far as college athletes are concerned, should they be allowed to unioni
to us hearing the practical considerations of businesses and employers. we are going to do our best. i m happy to go back to our healthy mask. one of the things we would do is look throughout the government to where the government shutdown might have taken a certain date on anything beyond health care. that is going on as we speak. staff available to take your information make sure we did specific questions written now. we have business staff to try and get back to you. [applause] on the next washington journal, matthew siegel talks about the reaction from for millennial s to the government shutdown, and unemployment, followed by dan fitzpatrick on a settlement between the justice department. joe manchin talks about growing up in farmington, and his family s connection with the 1970 campaign. the campaign change our family because they re making a battleground. we are catholic. we didn t think religion was a problem. our friends, whatever gospel friends were all the sam
take questions and answers. other than issues on parks, the number one issue for most democrat and republican governors was, these don t do this thing where you re going to make the date in the middle of december. downstairs and the president and i met with a group of small businesses and literally the first words out of their the first person who went to us was a person who sells gift candles who said she was dead if this happened. it was very interesting. it seemed like in a very short. of time, the republican proposal that was going to extend into the middle of december suddenly went to january. i think that perhaps the reason that broke through was that it was a commonsense message that people were hearing from the largest businesses, but also the smallest businesses in their district. i think it says a lot about what has impact, which is a lot of people do care what the ceo of the 15th largest company in the world thinks. a lot of times they care a lot more about wha
government surveillance are expected together on the 12th anniversary of the patriot act. that is where we let to begin with you. where we want to begin with you. with european leaders calling for new restrictions on such actions, we are opening up our phone lines to you this morning. how concerned should america be about the government spying on foreign allies and partners? that is our question for you. republicans can call at 202-585- 3881. 3880.rats, 202-585- 882.pendents, 202-585-3 you can also catch us on your favorite social media, twitter and facebook. or you can e-mail us at journal@c-span.org. that story on u.s. spying on its allies, revelations about the u.s. listening in on phone conversations of world leaders. are some papers from around the world, the front page of the guardian newspaper shows german canceler german chancellor angulo merkel angela merkel. here is a german newspaper talking about the nsa efforts. that is angulo merkel angela merkel and s