Discussion on housing policy with solutions when the Bipartisan Policy Center featuring the montana governor. You are watching live coverage here on cspan. Good morning everyone and welcome to the Bipartisan Policy Center. Im the executive director for housing policy here. This will be the eighth conversation in our housing leaders Speaker Series which aims to spotlight individuals who understand the foundational importance of housing and have made significant contributions to improving Housing Affordability. We are thrilled to have one such guest with us today and that is the 25th governor of the great state of montana. Prior to assuming the rains, the governor represented montana in the u. S. House of representatives after 34 years in the private sector where he was a highly Successful Software engineer and businessman. Assuring Housing Affordability is a National Challenge but it is especially difficult one in montana which has become one of the nations Fastest Growing states. Perha
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Next a discussion on the impact and legacy of u. S. Surveillance programs put in place after 9 11, focusing on constitutional concern, threats to privacy and individual freedom and intelligence sharing between federal, state and local entities. Hosted by the cato institute. Hello and welcome. Today were going to look at the legacy of 9 11 and domestic surveillance and International Surveillance. Just a quick administrative note here before we actually dive in and i do the introductions of our very distinguished panel today. You can submit your questions online via our webpage, facebook and youtube, as well as on twitter. If youre on twitter use the hashtag, centuryofsurveillance. If you put in century of surveillance and google that, itll put in the timeline weve built from the early 20th century to the present. A whole series of events, some of which are still under way. Please do use that hashtag as we go forward. I want to turn now and get an introduction to each of our panelists he