On. And even they see whats going on but they cant you know, they cant quit him. So, you know, they cant. They cant quit him. Of all the phrases. Its true, though. I mean, think about it. I get the idea. Its like its similar to when someone becomes famous, right . And then, the fame goes away. Like, youre looking for that recognition. And then, once its gone, youre like wait a minute. Where is it . Where are the cameras . Why is nobody calling me on the phone . Why am i no longer the it person . And then, after a while, you realize, well, you know, everything has its time and comes to its end. All good othr bad things come t an end. Which, look, would be a nice kind of story of the journey of learning if we werent in the middle of a pandemic every day we do this. More important, look. We know who this man is. Weve known it from the beginning. There is no surprise, no matter what he does. But for the trump party to stand by and watch, and not do anything to help with relief and not do a
[applause] senator goldwaters acceptance speech at the 1964 Republican National convention to move this weekend on american historys tv reel america. On cspan 3. National Governors Association in nashville, tennessee, a session on helping the nations veterans find employment. Speakers include officials from the labor and Defense Departments. This is about an hour and 20 minutes. Losing the battle for talent will lead to diminished homelandair of the nga security and Public Safety committee. I now call this meeting to order. Im honored to serve this year with governor rick snyder. Rick snyder is unable to be with us today. I thank him very much for his work. I want to thank the governor of iowa who is stepping in today as the vice chair, a heartbeat away from the microphone here. Able leader, an will take over and get us to the finish line. I would like to begin with administrative issues. Books were sent ahead of this meeting. The proceedings of this committee are open to the press. Pl
You are providing a powerful example on how states can do with the disconnect. You are helping to show states how to improve the way jobseekers are matched to jobs based on skills and competencies, not just job descriptions and resumes. It is very leading edge. Governor hickenlooper, i would like to recognize colorado for doing a great job with the blueprint that ties together agencies, is mrs. , education, and workforce development. Businesses, education, and workforce development. That will be crucial to attacking the workforce challenges ahead. It is exciting to see the progress being made. Today i want to push you further on the topic of talent and workforce development. I strongly believe this is one of the top three issues each of you as ceos of your state will be forced to adjust in the next three to five years. Address in the next three to five years. I want to talk about how we have dealt with this issue and what we have learned in the process. I want to recognize the states m
Concept of women. I think mrs. Clinton today represents the new woman. We will continue our conversation on first ladies. Leticia baldridge reported about Jacqueline Kennedy and the role of the first lady and what has changed along with the nation tonight at 9 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. From the bush and Brookings Institution, this is about an hour and a half on immigration policy. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning. Welcome to the brookings institute. And we really appreciate you joining us this morning for a discussion about Immigration Reform and its education for metropolitan areas. We are focusing in these very important topics. A recent book was coauthored by bruce katz and jennifer bradley. Called the metropolitan revolution. But it was entitled about how we are fixing broken politics and fragile economies. It is often Bipartisan Solutions to some of the supersized challenges of our time. Such is reviving the Manufacturing Sector in northeastern Ohi
And hes that guy. So i dont i mean i just think that america, like everyone else believes or most people belief, is at a crossroads right now. If you go to other countries, especially asia and other stuff, importing all their students to get educated here and exporting all the brain power out right after that, i think its a real problem, you know . But theres nhing i can do about that except try to make great music and great headphones. Next question, please . I really enjoy the conversation you all were having about the Entertainment Industry an the how it relates to the Technology Industry because i come from an industry thats sort of a marriage of both, the video Game Industry. Of. I study at the school of cinematic arts but my specialty is video games. My question, inhe spirit of all that great informati sharing you all obviously do between the music and film stry, where do you think we are . What are the big challenges in trying to work more together than the current state of affa