In America Today the fabric of our nation would never felt more divided. And we are too fixated on our differences. Hes black, hes white. He grew up in the city, and hes a farm boy from utah. Hes a democrat, and hes a republican. On paper, we could not be more different. And yet we are both dads. We both love college basketball. We both have really stylish haircuts. And we are both proud americans. We disagree passionately on lots of issues. But we are friends. And we respect each other. Politics is important. But it should not define us or destroy our relationships. His name is spencer cox. And his name is wes moore. And we approve this message. Please welcome to the stage, chairman of the board of trustees of the Ronald Reagan president ial foundation and institute, mr. Fred ryan. [applause] mr. Ryan good morning. Welcome to the reagan institute. We are delighted today to be joined by governor cox and first lady abby cox. Thank you for joining us this morning. Each year the chair of
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Construction, overall this morning, things have actually looked good, nice dry roadways for the most part. Definitely helps with the sun coming up later too that helps you out because you dont to have deal with sun glare at the height of typical rush hour. Regardless it is going to eventually become a concern right now, on storm scan all quiet, we have cloud cover here and there but for the most part it is just clear, quiet. Fiftytwo current temperature at airport. Fifty in wildwood, mildest spots of the pack at this hour , allentown cool up there in the Lehigh Valley, 41 there but pair of fours from Atlantic City back to the pine land area around millville. This is still just another stellar day we walk outside the door and still need a heavier layer whether it be a jacket, fleece, sweat shirt but later this afternoon 74 degrees. It will feel so nice as well in that full sunshine. This is another a plus, it is since we had to get a c, d and one point a f, we can bring the curve up a b
Be here with her mystery i found you and the next installment in our roundtable series hosted by of literary magazine ken jarvis will feature several contributors to their new issue. Tonight we are delighted to have you here for deepak singh. He is a contributor to pris the world, the new york times, npr, the boston globe and the atlantic. He is here to present his new book how may i help you . an immigrants journey from mba to minimum wage. [applause] thank you for having me here. My name is deepak singh. If you cant tell, you have seen the posters and everything. I am from india originally. I moved to the United States 13 years ago, 2003. I have an mba, i was working in india and when i came here i came from a good educational background, spoke well, came from a wellknown organization, thought i would have no problem getting a job but i was surprised my educational qualifications and experience didnt matter much and also my accent. Working on a radio, bbc world service, coming here i
Company was so mismanaged he had a contract but not asked to do anything thank you very much. [applause] he will sign copies of his books. [inaudible conversations] host you were the 2 million voters that you talk about in this book comes . Refers those in the seven key counties and swing states of 2004 so we are looking at places like florida, virginia, ohio North Carolina in hampshire colorado and wisconsin because of the changes that have occurred there is a great opportunity to find of good they are the reason why republicans win the statewide elections they lost touch with the voters. Go to Hamilton County ohio who are some of the voters they have lost . And the camel to county is interesting because it has a net population and loss. The challenges are more about growth from other parts of the country the their native predilections. It is one where they have a significant population so those who have the economic mobility but they dont work than highpriced firms or to put food on