Today. We are missing one panelist who got sick last night and cannot make it, unfortunately. We are going to go in the order that we are sitting and 10 minutes each for a short presentation. This is a roundtable, and then we open up to discussion with you guys and the four of us. Ok. Hi, everybody. Can you hear me . Like this . Ok. Not in a creepy way . Like this . Better . Ok. I want to i want to thank everybody coming today. Im currently working on a book manuscript about egypt, the modern history of egypt. And it operates from a premise that the egyptian people are a people that protest. And that has been well documented over since the early 19th century. We have this notion of continuity in student protests over the long history of egypts modern history. However, the reason for protests often is different. And so, what i hope to talk about today is the student and worker protests of 1968, and really what i am interested in in egypt is the conservative in 1967. H takes hold a lot o
Today licensing officials announced you cant lose marijuana at any business with a liquor license. Liz is live downtown, so if not a bar where would we see the social pot law . Reporter imagine marijuana with a pot of coffee, its not too far from reality. Were here at a restaurant with a liquor license, so its out of the question, but the owner is interested in it for his other businesses. Id love to create a space for people to enjoy cannabis. Reporter this long time denver Business Owner doesnt see pot of part of his every day business, but a special occasion. Maybe do one night where its like comedy and music, cannabis, and have comfortable chairs and places to chill out. Reporter the mile high city is getting nationwide attention for approving social marijuana use. Headlines say denver is the bars. Not so fast. This afternoon the state issued new regulations prohibit it is use of marijuana anywhere theres a liquor license. That business should be able to allow adults to use cannabi
When you go around, and this is a reality in delaware as well as rhode island. You ask about the state department. Its trillions of dollars a year when in fact its a very small fraction. Now theyre beginning thoint that no, this is about something more fundamental. This is about the basic social contract that people have worked all their lives, paid into Social Security, will get Social Security benefits. This is about the social contract that if youve worked, youve paid into the medicare system, youll get medicare benefits. So now the storys shifted totally and now its all about negotiations, that we have not negotiated. Thats why they have to shut the government down and default on the debt of the United States. And the irony, of course, is that we have been indeed trying to go to serious negotiations about a budget for many, many months. Indeed, months ago, in march, as i recall, the senate, after taking 47 roll call votes, passed a solid, passed and sensible budget and asked to neg
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