Cars on them. You would really enjoy that. And he will do a bilateral with the president of myanmar. You can tell the white house is managing the myanmar trip very carefully given the fact that the president called the president of myanmar and the leader of the opposition earlier this week to get ahead of that trip. The president has three important issues to manage within the myanmar situation. First and, i think, foremost on most peoples minds is the 2015 election. Right now, precluded to run for president. I think americans would like to see changes to the constitution so she would be able to run. There will be a question, and this will be a hard one, between the white house trying to support continued reform, economic and political reform in myanmar. After all, this is a country that had cloistered itself for decades and has made an incredible amount of political and economical reform but theres a real push from senate and house legislators, including the new senate leader, Mitch M
Out of the Public Meetings a lot and is proud of it. How many times have you been kicked out . Oh, shoot about 20 times. Reporter in his mind, he has two minutes at the podium to say whatever he wants. He says free speech. For me its not hate speech. I just come up and tell the truth, thats it. Reporter the City Attorney says a disruption would be defined on a casebycase basis and any ban would be legal because the city has to get business done. [ screaming ] reporter surprise, surprise, both sides cant agree on that interpretation. Now is the time for to us do something. They are making their own rules reporter but thats one thing few would argue. Currently, the council chambers, its toxic. Its hostile. Were in recess were in recess reporter that vote was supposed to happen at the last meeting and the one before that. But the Council Never got to it. Thats right. There are too many disruptions. Here we are again, by the way the last meeting it went from 6 30 until midnight. Thats why
Justice. When poor people marched on washington, the 68 campaign in black and brown. I will introduce the speakers briefly and then they can come up and begin the discussion. So the first person ill introduce is Gordon Mantler, whos an assistant professor at George Washington university specializing in the history and rhetoric of 20th century social Justice Movements and the africanamerican and Latino History of the United States as well as an oral history and history of film. His first book and focus of his Library Presentation is power to the poor and the fight for Economic Justice 1960 to 1974 and it was published in 2013 in the inaugural volume in the politics and power series of the North Carolina press. Were happy to have him here and hes the recipient of many awards. So were very happy to have Gordon Mantler here, how is this going to work . Come on up and have a seat . Yeah. And our second panelist resides andworks in boil heights in eechlt lavm. It was while attempting east l.
Know, and as senator sanders knows, it takes only one senator to hold everything off and talk for eight hours. Thank you for being a part of newsmakers. I appreciate it. On the next washington journal, William Gelston and the Brookings Institution lays out a twoyear year plan to end washington gridlock. Bonnie glaser previews the president s participation in the u. S. China summit. We talk about jeff fausts therts as part of commercial Space Companies summit. Monday night on the communicators, professor at the university of serving a law school and director of its center for technology, innovation, and competition. The people who propose looktization should take a at the magic that makes the internet work. Classes, pipe, service highbandwidth services, low latency services. People think that is an old artifact. Internet,designed the they not only kept that field, they included a label field. If you look at the Engineering Design they suggest that this was never intended. I think a litt
This first presentation is called when poor people marched on washington, the 1968 campaign in black and brown. I will introduce the speakers, and then they can come up and begin the discussion. So, the first person i will introduce is gordon who is an Gordon Mantler who is an assistant professor at George Washington university specializing in the history and the rhetoric of 20th century social Justice Movements and the africanamerican and latino experience in the united states, as well as oral history and history of film. His first book and focus of his Library Presentation is power to the poor, blackbrown coalition, and the fight for Economic Justice 1960 to 1974. It was published in 2013. And so, we are really happy to have him here. He is the recipient of many awards, including the first annual ronald t. Ferrar civil rights history award. So we are very happy to have him here. And how is this going to work . Come on up and have a seat. Yeah. Our second speaker is going to be our se