And with his. We have current professor of Public Policy with the National Governors association and during the Great Recession using the federal stimulus it was a cigar but also we have heard from the governors and that standard of the pre coordination effort but can you describe how that involved the governors in the federal government quick. So this was probably the best coordinated activity between federal and state government. We could start with that. What we did was Governors Association expo we had phone calls in each state to appoint the czar of the normal Budget Office. So we had weekly calls to troubleshoot what was happening. It is very important the Vice President but then we put out to the governors to put on the table with the conversation. Basically with the Vice President. But from the very beginning i was scared of the gao because after the fact. [laughter] that what they did is they got in front of it people were purchasing a number of steaks one of the state and som
Of government. And with his. We have current professor of Public Policy with the National Governors association and during the Great Recession using the federal stimulus it was a cigar but also we have heard from the governors and that standard of the pre coordination effort but can you describe how that involved the governors in the federal government quick. So this was probably the best coordinated activity between federal and state government. We could start with that. What we did was Governors Association expo we had phone calls in each state to appoint the czar of the normal Budget Office. So we had weekly calls to troubleshoot what was happening. It is very important the Vice President but then we put out to the governors to put on the table with the conversation. Basically with the Vice President. But from the very beginning i was scared of the gao because after the fact. [laughter] that what they did is they got in front of it people were purchasing a number of steaks one of th
Their economic circumstances. States for what about the effects of the tax cuts and job ask what is passed at the end of 2017, they particularly were worried their state Income Tax Revenues would be more volatile and do it hard to predict what the results were going to be due to shifting payments over time and changes in federal deductibility. We encourage all the audience, both those in person and those who might be watching unlighted joint in the in the conversation via social media using the liveaturban as we have on the screen here we have a great panel today ready and willing to discuss all the issues at this time and in the near future. The Panel Discussion will be followed by a questionandanswer session, so you all should write down your questions or remember your questions and youll have an opportunity to ask them of the panelists at the end of the moderated discussion. I would like to introduce the moderator for todays panel, howard gleckman, a senior fellow at the urbanbrooki
Which is the kind like. I dont know about not. That was an unusual video to open up the show with, right . Only in texas. Im thankful for the cooler weather. Tomorrow, we will be out at clayton. Clayton is gorgeous, but it can be hot i was there a week or so ago. It was 98 when i was there. Ready warm. Steve is going to show up and give us better temperatures, isnt that right . We are very fortunate, it will not be that warm at all tomorrow. In fact, quite cool for clean tomorrow. Temperatures inland can be very hot, they have been for the last couple of days but the trend is now taking those down, we had a couple 90s yesterday but now it is all 80s. From very warm to hot, actually just mild for were warm for some if youre inland but south at 60s and 70s and also 80s. Clayton is a little bit warmer. 80 four 8482 other. The coast staying in the 60s. Theres a ribbon of fog, a ribbon. Not much and is beginning to a road but the stage is set for a cooler day with 70s for many including can
Value is no longer the main focus of some of americas top business leaders. Hi, everybody im david asman. Thank you for joining me, joining me on on the panel is jonathan hoenig, christina partsinevelos, Gary Kaltbaum and liz peek. So the Business Roundtable is comprised of 200 ceos from major u. S. Businesses dropping the ageold notion that corporations function first and foremost is to serve their shareholders, and maximize profits. Jpmorgan Ceo Jamie Dimon leading the reimaged ideas stating, the American Dream is alive but fray ing, and all is happening amid a growing National Debate about the responsibilities of corporations, so is all this just a pr stunt . This is a terrible move, david. Its really the sanction of a victim and these companies are the victims here. Where is this all coming from here . Not the companies but the leftist professors. This is this whole notion of stakeholder value. Its not the shareholders that own the company. Its the stakeholders who is everyone. Lit