Licensing requirements. Justin pearson talks about the studies at a Federalist Society event in montgomery, alabama. Theood morning, welcome to montgomery Federalist Society. I am president of the montgomery chapter and associate dean at Faulkner University school of law. Have you hereo today for our topic on occupational licensure. This is a topic that i am very interested in. Occupational licensing law established governmentbacked barriers of entry into based onns and fields the allegations that the general safety and welfare of the community is served and protected by them. The reality is that lobbyists and other connected Interest Groups favor occupational licensing for its anticompetitive effects. In fees and restrictions licensure prevent arch tort vent four return officially providing consumers with better goods and services. Of these laws. Proportionally on minority communities who would benefit regulations ie would go decisive Government Entity expensive Economic Freedom and m
Was in an economic ruin nation and putins mission and he spoke about this often was to preside over russias recovery at home a men were dying of 57 years old at that time larry you and i would be pushing the daisies by now to restore to russia at home a lifestyle a a stability that had been lost in the 1990 s. And thereby reposition russia its true as a great power which has always been on the world stage that is been put in its mission to achieve that mission he has said repeatedly he wants and i use his words modernizing partnerships with the west he wants a stable west that is trading with russia. 1st and foremost he has in mind europe because putin is a european man in europe particularly germany has enormous trade with russia but he also had in mind the United States therefore instability in american russian relations the accusations that putin is attacking america which is Utter Nonsense this is an authentic role its the opposite of how putin sees his own mission and its been a s
Lecture. Me to the 33rd this lecture has become an important night in americas intellectual life. The consequences and ideas offered at this podium the formula is a simple, we invite extraordinarily bright speakers perspectives which rarely get a hearing in manhattan ballrooms or progressive caverns. Tonivery in the wris lecture in 1995 that was a huge laugh line are we napping . [laughter] 1985,ring the lecture in james cu wilson asked why americans were so unhappy with the country that with was more prosperous and powerful than ever. He drew attention to several insufficiently addressed signs of disorder crime, failing schools, a coarsening culture, a deteriorating civic life. Wilson argued that these problems had begun with the dissolution of the family. Then, as now, a controversial view. Today, disorder is rising again. And i am not just referring to mayor bill de blasios much lamented return from iowa. [laughter] you were getting there. [laughter] [applause] this disorder is the
And in the newspapers there is this belief among the people who care about american russian relations that all this grief and all these charges against trump originated because he wanted to cooperate with russia in other words that these it originated with the enemies of what our generation larry used to call detente there is substantial truth in that i dont think its the whole truth but thats the way its viewed in russia theres one other thing ill mention to you and then ill stop among young people. I mean people lets say 18 to 35 from my point of view thats young. Theres a disillusionment because these people many of them were very proamerican and they wanted russia to become more like america but now they read every day about allegations that our intelligence agencies have been off the reservation have been manipulating american politics have been doing bad things well they grew up in a system where thats what the russian intelligence agencies do so they had thought unlike in russia
Russian relations that all this grief and all these charges against trump originated because he wanted to cooperate with russia in other words that these it originated with the enemies of what our generation mary used to call detente there is substantial truth in that i dont think its the whole truth but thats the way its viewed in russia theres one other thing ill mention to you and then ill stop among young people i mean people that say 18 to 35 from my point of view thats young. Theres a disillusionment because these people many of whom were very proamerican they wanted russia to become more like america but now they read every day about allegations that our intelligence agencies have been off the reservation have been manipulating american politics have been doing bad things well they grew up in a system where thats what the russian intelligence agencies do so they had thought unlike in russia. Since agencies dont do that in america now theyre being told not by russia but by Americ