Georges county executive was named the chair of youth for reagan. Hes looking quite youthful today, i might add. He supported then governor reagan during the president ial primary. Now, young larry hogan would 1980 as a delegate in the republican convention. We have a lot of reagan devote ease join us at the institute. I think Governor Hogan may rank above them all. You see, he did not just support in 1980,agan in 1976, 1984, he managed to support him in 2020 as well. I know you consider president reagan your political hero, governor, but that, sir, thats real dedication. By the way, you didnt have to do that just to be invited here today. Ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank you for joining us. We are honored to welcome you virtually to the reagan our center for civics, education and opportunity. We work at the nexus of these three pillars, answering ansident reagans call for informed patriotism to ensure a prosperous future for america. The governor knows quite a bit about this call
Lines. That means for democrats, 2027488000. Republicans, we want to hear from you at 2027488001. Is endants, your line independents, your line is 2027488002. You can text us your opinions at 2027488003. And we are always reading your opinions on facebook and twitter cspanwj. President trump is expected to reveal his pick for the Supreme Court later today at the white house, and several news organizations are reporting the picked to be federal judge Amy Coney Barrett. In fact, we will read a couple of paragraphs from the latest bloomberg story announcing their sourcing on the cake, heres what they said President Trump has told associates he will nominate amy barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that could cement conservative control of the judiciary weeks before election day. If confirmed by the senate, barrett in the 48, would become the third justice appointed to the ninemember high court by trump. She is no
Guest well, the R Street Institute is a fabulous Public Policy Research Institute in washington, d. C. Many people may never have heard of it. It is relatively new as far as think tanks in washington, d. C. Go, and it really is extraordinary. It explores solutions, Pragmatic Solutions and its motto is free markets and real solutions, and its not overly ideological, and it really tries to take a step back and look at whats not working in our policies and our society and why havent we figured out how to fix it. Fix. Thats what i do there at the governance department. Its a really great place. To go toge you the website and check it out. I work in the center for over a decade i love the institution and i wept like a baby when i left my last day. I probably shouldnt say that a National Television but on its worst day, the senate is next ordinary institution. When i was there, i ran the Steering Committee for a number of conservative senators, mike lee was the chairman when i left and pat t
Talked to has been satisfied in the things that they bring up over and over again is the fact that these charges the 3 charges of wanton in danger many are because in a neighboring apartment there were 3 people has been a wife and a child who were endangered by the shots so what this means is there are no charges whatsoever for shooting and killing Brianna Taylor in that he has people he said the European Union has put forward new plans for migration and asylum rules to try to end division across the continent are continuing a legal requirement to take some refugees it would end a mandatory quota instead of voluntary pledges would be made blocks asylum system has been broken since the migration crisis started in 2015 with nations on the mediterranean saying theyve had to bear the brunt of new arrivals Natasha Butler has more. What we know is the least its a deal that has been formulated by the commission to try and offer a common migration policy because we heard from the head of the c
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