We have a scheduler, one person who handles everything, both in the district and in d. C. Shes based here in d. C. And we have a chief of staff, serves as legislator director. We have a good team, you make adjustments officer the course of months and years. And responsibilities, people come and go with life events, and thats the best way to stay organized is having a good team. How do you interact with Republican Leadership on a daily basis . Well, i you probably i would say i interact with my colleagues most on the floor. When were there for votes. Thats what happens most often. There may be events in the evening or youre able to cross paths with a particular member. At times you might be sitting in a dinner for two hours, next to a colleague. Someone maybe that youre first time youre having a conversation with them. So i would say over the course of a routine, though, here, you most frequently interact with leadership and fellow rank and file members when youre on the floor. When you
All given to him in an instant. So that makes him a formidable presence i think in the party going forward, if we were to looking at 2020, or beyond there. Jamie, go ahead, jump in, jim. One of the people she didnt name, her own governor, nikki haley i think would probably be on the agenda in 2020. You know, she is finishing her second term now. There is a prospect of a woman in the white house. She would be an attractive female candidate on the republican side so. You have to include her. Paul ryan and who knows. They seem to have a deep bench. Republicans have a much, much deeper bench of potential president s who have no bench really. That is one of the worries if you talk to democrats about the vp Selection Process on their end is, tim kaine is probably, like the main allstar of what the future of the democrat bench could look like. But tom vilsack is someone, not exactly a new exciting name. Some of the folks being left out of the conversation there, like the castro brothers or ot
I really appreciate it. To these unbelievably strong and brave people, we will fight and we will win, and again, i say, your loved ones will not have died in vain. Believe me. Ok . Thank you, everyone. Thank you very much. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] cspans washington journal live every day with policy impacts that impacts you. Willg up, Eliana Johnson talk about the latest in campaign 2016, recent rolling polling, and key senate races. Then joe conason will talk about his book on bill clintons life postpresidency and his role in the Clinton Foundation and campaign 2016 be sure to watch cspans washington journal live, sunday morning at 7 00 a. M. Last july, hawaii congressman mark takai died at the age of 49 after a brief term in congress and a battle with cancer. Cspan sat down with congressman takai last year
Several nato allies provide for instance training and support to ukraine. I think there is a european challenge a global challenge, and a chance in which nato is addressing. When it comes to article five the important thing is that nato stand ready to protect and defend our rights against any threat. And for instance cyber threats, important thing we did as the lost gate, was to decide that Cyber Attacks can trigger article five; collective defense. Because regarding cyber as dangerous as a conventional attack is important. And therefore we are developing our capabilities to respond. Partly to the tech who is behind our main responsibility is to defend our own nato networks with teams, capabilities, exercises and so we are increasing our readiness for cyber defense. And we are also developing their own capabilities through cyber attempts. And as always, every attack is there but we ought to trust that nato will respond to the correct way, if and when needed whatever kind of attack we a
Been so altered that were still dealing with it every day in the Financial Markets and just dont know it. Thats how i feel today after the shocking decline in Interest Rates that seems out of sy, this c with the averages. A decline in Interest Rates that i think actually caused the averages, bonds into stocks to hit the skins. Dow falling 101 points, nasdaq declining. 72 . When Interest Rates have gone down in the past, stocks have almost always gone up. Kind of lock step. But the linkage has been broken for certain of late. Now people just fret that if rates are going down, well, we have to be teetering into recession. How else can you explain it . Thats the wrong conclusion people. Theres a lot more at play including a newly frugal american chopper. Part of my some what reserved outlook comes from stress tests, reflections on financial crises. The new book by tim who i will be interviewing in new york city right after the show as much as i lived through the crisis like many of you ca