[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting four more■■c years] thank you, thank you. Thank you for that introduction and for sharing your story with us. So, did you all see joe last night . [cheers and applause] wasnt he on fire . [cheers and applause] i was so proud of him. You know, he gave such a strong speech and set out a clear vision of where weve been and where were going. [cheers and applause] so its great to be home. As most of you know, im a philly girl. [cheers and applause] so i grew■e up in willow gro, just north of the city. And probably like most of you, i spent my summers watching the phillies with my dad and in the fall and we were watching football and the eagles. Yes, and speaking of the eagles, can we give jason kelce a round of applause we are going to him, arent we . Yeah. So last month, joe showed the world what i see day. Its what drew me to me when i met him 50 years ago. [laughter] at that time, he washeartbrokend unspeakable tragedy, but he was keeping it to
Free today or visit cspan. Org cspannow. Cspan now, your front row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. Next, President Biden speaks at a Campaign Event in pennsylvania, touching on the strength of the u. S. Economy, Prescription Drug prices, and the National Debt. This is just over 45 minutes. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting four more years] thank you, thank you. Thank you for that introduction and rr story with us. So, did you all see joe last night . [cheers and applause] wasnt he on fire . [cheers and applause] i was so proud of him. You know, he gave such a strong speech and set out a clear vision of where weve been an where were going. [cheers and applause] s home. As most of you know, im a philly girl. So i grew up in willow grove, just north of the city. And probably like most of you, i my summers watching the phillies with my dad and in the fall and we were watching ot eagles. Yes, and speaking of the eagles, can we give jason kelce a round of applause we are going to
5 40. Good evening everyone. I am a wife, im adaughter, a st and proud owner of springfield pharmacy. [cheers and applause] a small busesre in delaware coue 2012. Im an active member of the community and passionateadvocath care possible for the patients of delaware county. We are delaware strong, right . [cheers and applause] as a daughter of immigraperiencd the importance of hard work and perseverance. Through this i was inspired to be a doctor of pharmacy and Business Owner and inspired by■a mission to a advocate for my patients. Drug costs and give enough to the middle man. All to suorback to our communities. [cheers andpp over the past two years, i have seen countless patients struggle to pay insulin and vaccines but we have an ally in president joe. [cheers and applause] the 35 Insulin Program vacce been lifeline for patients through his inflation reduction act. So, that awesome. [cheers and applause] also, through president to impre have been able to create new jobs in our busi
Can everybody hear me okay . It is my pleasure to welcome you to this Evenings Program a revolutionary look at american history. First let me take a moment to ask you to silence any electronics you have with you. As you may have noticed we have some bright lights in here this evening because our friends at cspan are filming so when we go to the q a portion we will make a line that is in the front because of the filming from cspan. For those that might be joining for the first time in equally warm welcome and i would encourage you to take out the programming offered by the smithsonian. We are pleased to welcome larry who received his phd from the history of science and technology from Imperial College london who teaches history at George Mason University in virginia and the Stevens Institute of technology in new jersey who served 35 years in the u. S. Navy to make u. S. Coast guard and the department of defense and was an exchange engineer in the french navy. The author of three books t
We have wine and beer and music on the weekends. How many book events do you do on a regular basis . On a yearly basis, about 600 a year. Often kid events, adult events, other kinds of things but we are very active. When did you open . About 35 years ago. Why . Well, you know, the story is basically i was an english major in college. I didnt want to give up the dream of being part of the literary culture and one quick way to do that was to get into the book business. I loved bookstores when i was a kid. I saw myself at the bookstore more than the library in college. I went to law school. Why coral gables . I am originally from miami beach so when i moved back from where i was going to school, coral gables was a community i didnt know very well but i explored it. It was right before an independent book shop at the time ripe for an surrounded by miami . What you think of miami is really about 26 different little cities. Miami beach, miami, miami south. So coral gables is just one of thos