Notes, you can purchase. Tonights books by clicking on the green button below the speakers and we encourage everyone to do that to support our authors and also politics and prose. Tonight were going to encourage you to ask questions which many have. The back portion of our event will be dedicated to your questions as you click on the ask a question with the bond you can see where people have asked questions and you can vote most interested in hearingour authors answer. Lastly just a reminder that you can see us but we cannot see you so feel free to relax and get comfortable. So without further ado, it is my honor to welcome Stephanie Kelton, professor of economics and Public Policy at new york at stony brook. Shes here to discuss her new book the deficit myth. Tonight we are also luckyto be joined by Zachary Carter who is Senior Reporter at the Huffington Post andcovers congress, the white house and Economic Policy. Tonight he will be discussing his book the price of peace. Without any
Tonight we encourage you to ask questions. The back portion of our event will be dedicated to your questions. At the bottom, you have seen where people have already asked question and you can vote on the questions that youre most interested in hearing our authors answer. And, lastly, reminder to everyone that you can see us, but we cannot see you. Feel free to relax and get comfortable. Tonight shes here with her new book. Tonight we are also joined by Zachary Carter where he covers congress, white house, tonight he will discuss price is king. So without further due i introduce stephanie and zachary. There was a tweet from lincoln public, antitrump republicans, how donald trump had run up 18. 17 billion of debt, theres columns in wall street journal, New York Times about debt, debt, but your book calls of deficit as a myth. What do you mean of by the deficit myth and why do you think its important to write at this time. Pleasure to be with you. First, let me start by saying increasing
Tonight we will encourage you to ask questions which many of you already have. The portion of the event will be dedicated to questions where people have already asked questions and you can vote on those you are most interested in hearing the authors answer. And last you can see us but we cannot see you so feel free to relax and get comfortable. Without further ado, it is my honor to welcome the professor of economics at the State University and contributing columnist to discuss her book. We are also looking to be joined by the Senior Reporter at the post where he covers congress, the white house Economic Policy and discussing the book the price of peace money, democracy and the life of john maynard keynes. Hello, everybody. Nice to be with you. I want to start by talking with stephanie about her book called the deficit myth. A when i listen to the economic commentary there is a talk about the debt and deficit. There was a visit from the link in the project that was antitrump republican
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