Mr. Lance izumi. A featured speaker when the forum was still down in santa clara, for any in the audience who originals to the days and now here and back and his main focus is education and hell talk about corruption in the classroom. Part of his remarks will probably be very nerve wracking and will make us angry, but somebody has to fight. That were glad that lance is their do that for us. Lance has an incredible background. People who have experience in the military or think tanks or education, and lance has at all of them. Some things notable about him, you might not have known, cheech speech writer for a gentleman here in california, does anyone anybody george duke and he was a speech writer for ed mees in the Reagan Administration he us now the head policy person at pri, on the education track, and delighted to welcome him become. Ladies and gentlemen, mr. Labs izumi. [applause] thank you for that very kind introduction, thank you for all of us for welcoming we back here to the si
Charter school in america but here we are magnum opus that tells everybody everything they ever wanted to know about Charter Schools. That may be a bit of an exaggeration. Indeed, when i referred to it, and often think its core message is every school should be a Charter School, but in reality, you are actually painting a broader and slightly different picture than that. What you call basically reinventing the system. Talk a little bit about the difference between Charter Schools, lots of them, and reinventing the system. We probably should be clear about what a Charter School is because it turns out half america doesnt know what they are. A Charter School is just a Public School that is run independently of the district. Usually by a nonprofit organization, and its usually a school of choice, but it doesnt have to follow all of the district rules and state rules. You have to follow some, it cant discriminate, it cant select children, et cetera. But, its basically outside the bureaucra
Basically reinventing the system. Not just more Charter Schools. Talk a bit about the difference between Charter Schools, lots of them, and reinventing the system. Guest well, you know, for the audience we probably should be clear about what a Charter School is first. Because it turns out the poll say half of america doesnt know what they are. I Charter Schools just a Public School that is run independently of the district usually by a nonprofit organization, and is usually a school of choice, but it doesnt have to follow all of the district rules and state rules. It has to follow us on they cant discriminate. It has give equal opportunity to get. It cant select children, et cetera, but it basically is outside the bureaucracy and they can rent own show. They have autonomy but there held accountable if they are done right. If you dont perform well, then they are replaced or closed. Thats what a Charter School is. My argument in the book is the places around the country that have embrace
Inspections department. She was also chief of the citys Public Nuisance Task force. She now has a private law practice. Krasner, originally from st. Louis, has lived in philadelphia for 30 years. After graduating from the university of chicago and stanford law school, krasner worked as a public defender in philadelphia for 5 years. For the past 25, hes been a civil rights and criminal defense attorney with his own private practice in center city. The current District Attorney, kelley hodges, is finishing out the term of former da Seth Williams. A federal judge recently sentenced williams to 5 years in prison for bribery and corruption. He admitted to using his position to help friends and business contacts who gave him gifts, and he admitted to stealing his mothers money meant to pay for her nursing care. The candidates are joining me this morning ahead of the election on tuesday. Thank you both for being with us. Beth grossman thank you very much, nice to be here. Rosemary so, first q
Of americans all across the country. Andrew bremberg, thank you so much for all youre doing to make America Great again. Ladies and gentlemen, andrew bremberg, assistant to the president on domestic policy. Next, a conversation between former republican president ial candidate carly fiorina, and American Enterprise Institute President arthur brooks. This is from the Conference Held at National Harbor just outside washington, d. C. Thank you. Thank you, love you, too. My husbands here. Dont make him jealous now. You were saying that to him, by the way. Absolutely. Its great to be at cpac. What a wonderful what a day youve had, right . Fantastic. [ applause ] and what a great conference this has been. Boy, oh boy, ive been watching it on tv, listening to it on the radio, hearing it filtered through the mainstream media, even theyre amazed by this great conference. And its really because of you. How delightful to be here with carly. How are you . Great. One of the movements best right her