The gentleman for his response, mr. Speaker. The question was yes we want to get people back to work. Everybody wants to get people back to work. There is no doubt about that. Hopefully, we would be at full employment. One defines that whether three percent or four percent unemployment which would be transition employment or unemployment. We want everybody back to work. The issue is if we dont get everybody back to work, 192,000 new jobs this past month that is good but not good enough. Is why we have continuing 6. 7 unemployment. My question to the majority assume forif argument that the letter to which he refers is accurate. I dont accept that premise but accepting that premise but the minute with the majority leader be amenable to rather than do what the senate does making a retrospective so that the 3. 5 months that wouldve gone from january 1 or december 29, i suppose, of last year to today and paying that back. Simply extending for five months while people continue to look for em
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Time. She also taught in the Political Science department at the Us Naval Academy and has been a candidate for both the u. S. House and senate. Its really a pleasure to welcome you amy and to have you join brookings very own Michael O Hanlon the defense analysts, analysts, author of articles and books and numbers that are way too high for me to count. And of course the philip h. Knight chair in defense and strategy. A reminder to our audience that you can send questions to events at brookings. E d. U. Throughout. And thanks to those of you who have already done so. In march 2020 commandant of the u. S. Marine corps. General david h. Berger released force design 2030. His plan to match the capabilities of the marine corps to what he understands to be the work that the nation will need the marines to do in the contemporary operating environment. General berger and his staff describe f. D. 2030 is being directly responsive to the 2018 and 2022 National Defense strategies which instruct th
We return humans to the moon for scientific discovery, technological innovation and development and extend humanity further into the solar system than ever before, the first Human Missions to mars. That is no easy feat, our guest today on todays panel will tell you about the work across an asset that will make our goals of longterm exploration on the moon and on mars a reality. We have bill nelson, the associate administrator, jim free, the associate administrator for exploration assistant development, the associate administrator for the state operations directorate, dr. Thomas, an associate director, the nasa deputy administrator. We also have astronaut randy resnick. We will open up for questions from questions from the room or from the media. Use artemis to ask your questions online. Here we are, we are going back to the moon but we are going to live and learn and develop new technologies because we are eventually going to mars. The goal was sent by president obama, he gave a date o
5050 senate right now we have a 5050 nation and i think the outcome is likely to be either close either way. Amisha our viewers what you published the morning before he said that. Reading teaches in pennsylvania, colorado, and utilities look like . Guest this is a much tighter race than we expected to see. Back in april or so before the primaries started i would put Senate Control at about likely to flip to republicans but what happen through may antigen is republicans nominated some very problematic candidates and ones that did not take advantage of the primaries to take the summer to rehash their image. What we are left with, we knew the environment was back for democrats. It has been since a year ago with the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan but we do see Democratic Forces of change. The economy is getting better, gas prices are going down, they had legislative successes in congress they can point to. And i think critically is the Dobbs Decision that sent a portion, the questi