It is not right. They want to go to france. They want to go to determine germany, go to the uk where they came from. That is hair home. U. S. Is not their home. It is not fair were holding these people and that other countries arent taking because were bearing the cost. So i think that nato should be expanded. We should include the middle east, absolutely. We pay for a big percentage of nato. By the way, if you look at, speak to secretarygeneral stoltenberg, who is doing a terrific job by the way, he will tell you that i raised 130 billion more than they were getting. It was going down from past administrations every single year. It was down to a very low number. I came in. Got to pay folks, got to pay. Were working with you. Were protecting you. Were part of this. We dont want to be the fools like weve been some years. We raised 130 billion almost immediately. We had a meeting with the countries say you got to pay. I imagine they dont like me as much as obama and other people but you
I hate to be the cause of reduction in buys, but good evening. Im herald holzer, director of roosevelt house and on behalf of the Hunter College president to his in the room tonight im delighted to welcome you all to the home of franklin d. Roosevelt and eleanor roosevelt. One of them is going to be talking about gubernatorial administrative work today, he was the new york state governor before he came president and his wife was the conscience of the empire state just as she later became the conscience of the country and the world, who was never afraid to confront challenging and uncomfortable issues like the one we are going to discuss this evening, even if her own confronting husband, privately of course because this was the 1930s. I think you all know as well, the history of this amazing space. Was originally a wedding gift to franklin and eleanor from his mother sarah, and it came to the newlyweds with only one stipulation. Sarah herself moved in and stayed in residence for the nex
Sitting in tonight was carved out of the old kitchen space. A word about one gubernatorial connection i offer to offer full disclosure in the presence of my old colleague mike klein. Both of us proudly serve in the administration of another governor, mario cuomo and instructed to remember whether it was because of the lesson of attica or his own innate patience, humanity and negotiating ability, mario cuomo was able to face a prison uprising of his own. In his case at sing sing, only 17 days after he was sworn in as governor in 1983 with a strikingly different result. Hostages were taken, demands were made, that was a bit of memory i wanted to share. Lets turn the clock back 25 years from todays house was restored for this kind of discussion. The event we are gathered to approach is the attica prison uprising from 1971, its causes, its meaning and the truth and consequences of deadly suppression, to focus on these truths our special guest tonight is doctor Heather Ann Thompson, detroit
I was part of the procuring team. Myself and some of our team members will outofstate to retrieve and harvest a heart and bring it back to a patient. It was a long night. Go . Ow far did you have to midwest. You live here in town. Yes or. What was the condition of the person you apart from . Obviously dead. Unfortunately, it is always a tragic story. Typically a young person because those are the most ideal candidates for organ transplants. Motor vehicle accident in this case. That is typically what it is. Some common denominator among all of the donors is that they have a brain death. That is what they succumb to and that is when they become candidates for organ donation. In this case, it was a Motor Vehicle accident, traumatic brain injury and the demise was brain death. Secrecy means you cant go too far with this. Absolutely. We have to protect the privacy not only of the donor and their family, but the recipient as well. It is something that we regard as a very precious gift that t
Said, hassan, we have a transplant going this evening. Are you able to pick your . I was technically oncall. He said, i think the timing will be such that you can get back in time. Certainly it was. What airport did you fly out of . Dulles. Usually we fly chartered aircraft because commercial you have to coordinate all the timing. The issue with hearts and lungs is that they have sort of a short shelflife. We have about four hours, six hours at the max to transplant the organ once we retrieve it. What time do you took off out of Dulles Airport . Roughly about 10 00 p. M. What time did you get the heart . Around 11 00, 11 30. We started a little after midnight. We were up till about 3 00 a. M. When did you leave to get the heart . I left at about we took off at about 10 00. And what time did you get back here . Just about 4 00, 5 00 a. M. When was the operation . When we bring the organ back, the other team puts it into the recipient. One hospital here . I cant tell you that. Fairfax. F