Hampshire. I love you, too. How many of you know that i went to high school in the state, raise your hand. I went to Philips Exeter academy. I graduated in 1992. I have not been back in a long time because i did not enjoy my time here. The student body erupted in applause. After i graduated from exeter, i went to brown university, not far from here. I became an unhappy corporate attorney and then an entrepreneur. I did well in business. When i saw the country was headed in the wrong direction, i started a nonprofit that helped create thousands of jobs around the country in places like detroit, cleveland, st. Louis, baltimore, new orleans, and birmingham. [applause] thank you. And it was during those seven years that i couldve first hand look at why donald trump is our president today. Its the biggest question democrats need to answer in 2020. If you turn on cable news, you might think he is our president because of some mixture of russia, racism, facebook, the fbi, Hillary Clinton, ema
Thank you, thank you. We have a very Historic Task on our hands. It is as historic as the challenge that has faced any generation before us. It is important to remember that when this country has faced dark times before, generations rose up and they pushed back all undemocratic forces that needed to be pushed back. We responded to slavery in this country with abolition. A lot of that came from New Hampshire. We responded to the oppression of women with the Suffragette Movement and the womens rights movement. We responded to the suppression of race and White Supremacy with the Civil Rights Movement. And none of those cases was the fundamental change initiated or led by the u. S. Government. In every single case, the u. S. Government represented the forces of the status quo, abolition, womens rights, and the Civil Rights Movement all happened because the people rose up and demanded it. [applause] it is time for us to identify the problems not only in our past but in our present, to ident
[applause] mr. Yang hello, New Hampshire i love you guys. Oh my god. Thats what im talking about. So much love. So much love, New Hampshire. Whoo i love you all too, New Hampshire. I love you, too. How many of you know that i went to high school in the state, raise your hand. I went to Philips Exeter academy. I graduated in 1992. I have not been back in a long time because i did not enjoy my time here. The student body erupted in applause. After i graduated from exeter, i went to brown university, not far from here. I became an unhappy corporate attorney and then an entrepreneur. I did well in business. When i saw the country was headed in the wrong direction, i started a nonprofit that helped create thousands of jobs around the country in places like detroit, cleveland, st. Louis, baltimore, new orleans, and birmingham. [applause] thank you. And it was during those seven years that i couldve first hand look at why donald trump is our president today. Its the biggest question democrats
The eye would like to welcome and let you know that today is the sponsor is the law firm. Rtat he is a partner at the firm. Particularly for those of you that are not from mississippi welcome to the treasure that is the state capital. I see my partner over here and we are thrilled to have the privilege of being a part of what we think is one of the greatest gifts of people working for free to honor to the people of our state. Please help me thank them. [applause] as many as you know the spiritual guide of the enterprise and between the two of them, but look fast and at the Mississippi Museum of history into the civil rights as museum simply wouldnt have happened without two of them, so thats thank them. [applause] i would like to introduce the moderator although i would say at a time perhaps as any in ther last 50 years our nation most needor nation mostneeds to be cn domestic history. Its wonderful the hands of our disposal some of the nations genuine foremost experts on lincoln, gran
Supporters applaud his strike on syria and the confirmation of neil gorsuch. Critics say he has lit made little headway on major legislation and his record low poll numbers reflect this. Joining me to talk about the presidency, from washington, glenn thrush. From california, hugh hewitt. Andr we also have dan c r, former advisor to mitt romney, and in the office of george w. Bush. And philip bump is a correspondent for the washington post. Do you go about an assessment of this president after 100 days . You have to use the old nixon yellow pad, the good and the bad. It has been the best of times and the worst of times. Neil gorsuch is a 30 year with, a significant win, and a huge free exercise for the court. More will be many decisions where Justice Gorsuch will be on the side of the originalists. It is impossible to overstate is they got with his win it on the other hand, the loss of the Obamacare Repeal is thestating to the idea republicans could a copy something if they had all thre