Let me start by introducing our guests, then we will talk a little bit were looking forward have summing you ask questions as well. The reason im very excited about this book but also about our guest is its a rare thing to be good at Public Service, to be a person of action. Its also a rare thing to be a scholar and to be excellent at the study of something. Both the bring that to the tabl table. Was someone who worked in many places in Public Service on congress to several departments with the department of labor. Also importantly at the white house which is what these books are about this book in several of his other books. Hes also got a published author is written in addition to this peace on the white house pieces about intellectuals in the white house as well as Emergency Preparedness at the white house and the use of social media by president s. So i hope you will take the time to listen, but also to think about buying this book. The fourth of july coming up we have president s
Thank you so much for joining the show. Rep. Cheney great to be with you as always. Always happy to participate in any of these events. Host we appreciate that. No good deed goes unpunished. Now, we have you on the podcast. We greatly appreciate it. A lot to cover today. So much is going on. Here in washington, d. C. And across the country. Just for our listeners, many people know you because you are the loan congresswoman from this day of wyoming. The daughter of a Vice President s. And going in and out of washington certainly dates back further than when your father became Vice President. Of course, he was the chief of staff during the Ford Administration and then like you served in the congress. What has that been like, almost a lifetime of coming in and out of washington with Public Office , either you or a Family Member and then going back outside the beltway . Rep. Cheney i feel it has been an i feel incredibly blessed in this way to grow up. And to have had the opportunity to se
On the blacklist even though he actually had supper different news agency as we explain. Talk about the morning my name is kevin owen here in moscow just turned 10 am youre watching R T International and its news from russia is dominating our coverage of the start the 1st half the program whether its the final day of a week of voting thats been taking place across russia on proposed changes to the countrys constitution while many of already had this voting online president putin has declared today a National Holiday to allow voters who havent done so yet the chance to cast their ballot. So whats on offer well its a package of more than a 140. 00 amendments many adding social legal economic guarantees to the constitution one ensures the minimum wage would not be lower than the cost of living another secures an annual adjustment to maintain the value of pensions and allowance is so important to so many people there would also be tougher requirements for Civil Servants such as banning key
From this is roger coming the Reagan Institute in washington, d. C. Welcome and our guest today is congresswoman liz cheney. Thank you so much for joining the show. Rep. Cheney great to be with you as always. Always happy to participate in any of these events. Host we appreciate that. No good deed goes unpunished. Now, we have you on the podcast. We greatly appreciate it. A lot to cover today. So much is going on. Here in washington, d. C. And across the country. Just for our listeners, many people know you because you are the loan congresswoman from this day of wyoming. The daughter of a Vice President s. And going in and out of washington certainly dates back further than when your father became Vice President. Of course, he was the chief of staff during the Ford Administration and then like you served in the congress. What has that been like, almost a lifetime of coming in and out of washington with Public Office , either you or a Family Member and then going back outside the beltwa
Of course the daughter of Vice President , but your life and going in at a washington certainly dates back further than when your father became Vice President. Of course he was a chief of staff during the Ford Administration and then, like you, served in the congress. What hasnt been like, kind kind of a lifetime almost, coming in and out of washington with Public Office, either youre in Public Office or a Family Member and then going back to life outside the beltway . Well, i feel like its really been an incredible, incredibly blessed way to grow up. And to have the had the opportunity to sort of see both worlds but certainly many of my earliest memories have to do with my mom and dad and the public service. When my dad was chief of staff for president ford back in the early 70s, my sister and i were young and he would take us down to the white house on saturday mornings to have breakfast with them, and, because you can imagine his schedule was very busy, and we would sit on the floor