the college was founded by men and women grateful to god, the great blessings of civil and the latest liberty and believe a diffusion of learning was the best way to perpetuate those blessings. it has been situated there for about 100 years ago, rejecting any federal support. provided education for all, regardless of their race, creed, or cover. color. we host students and public events like this one. we try to teach about constitutional government and the practice and principles of american constitutionalism. you can learn more about hillsdale and the kirby center, and about our online courses at hilldale.edu. our talk this evening is about trump in the media or more correctly, trump versus the media. he was criticized recently for one of his tweets. he responded his use of social media was not presidential, it is modern-day presidential. indeed, it seems like an important aspect of his presidency, both his candidacy and now in the white house. an important aspect with his
to him, life is just a box of deviant selfies of his shaved appenda appendage. on friday, we found out that the fbi is reviewing new e-mails that could affect the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. the e-mails, in weiner s possession. from a laptop shared by anthony, and his wife, poor huma. hope that laptop was scotchguarded. we re also told there are five digits of e-mails on it. it s an odd phrase when dealing with weiner. i mean, five digits, it makes a hand. they could have said a thousand or thousands, but they said five digits. weiner. he s like an accident in a pool that spreads instead of floats. remember eddie haskell from leave it to beaver, always interfering. he s like him, without pants. and everyone nears him gets screwed, including james comey. privy to new information that may or may not be vital, does he release it or let it slide until after the election? like an ikea bookcase, he s screwed in every corner. then, there s hillary. so close to the white house,
[inaudible conversations] good evening ladies and gentlemen, thank you for all the noise. welcome to the kansas city public library. it s a pleasure to have you here tonight to prove to be once again the kansas city public library represent all political views. and tonight it is as always a pleasure for me to introduce my longtime friend. we ve known each other almost since he was in short pants in new york new jersey where he was born a little bit after he graduated from siena college. the only dissertation that affected the notion of the capitalism which is hard to do because there is no american capitalism something like 35 years ago jack sounded something and being that the booster club which he ran for a number of years when he skipped from the city briefly. he s always been a provocateur which i ve admired about him. we disagree about some things. the last time i introduced him i said about president obama but he tried to prove that bill ayers and the radical had actu
physically at least invest in those countries or asset class is. then i think how the world will change with the emerging markets to riga heavy lifting producing the stuff that we consume and we thought this was a good deal. that has not been of a good deal for them ended gravy train for americans but that will and and when the producers start to consider what will they consume? so what somebody in china will buy will be different than what the american buys in china if they buy a car chases are it is the first car but in america they just trade the old one and. in china it is printed do so there is a lot of steel and resources. a lot of the cars they will get from lusby will sell them the used cars we cannot afford to drive because gasoline prices are too high one of the reasons they are driving less is they don t have a job. why energy consumption is down so much but it will go down more because now they will have jobs but cannot afford the gasoline because as the dollar co
evening, there was talk and people bring up the left on the right than do liberals and conservatives. i wanted to say from my own heart and say that, during the course of this debate, i have run across and made friends with, shared opinions with folks on all sides of the political spectrum. skeptics whocalled are liberals, who were socialists, you name it, are on the political spectrum. there are so-called alarmists who are generally conservative on other issues, whatever. my personal opinion that come up or you find more conservatives being skeptics, is because the prescriptions reading being advocated involved big government, more money and power to government, infringing upon people s rights to choose. so we will have an initial skepticism. but we need to make sure it is justified. let s make sure we are destroying the planet before we start destroying our economy and our way of living. we certainly respect and welcome all perspectives and that should be the case on all