Ladies and gentlemen, the Vice President of the United States, mike pence [applause] v. P. Pence hello, North Carolina [applause] v. P. Pence wow. What a beautiful day. Thank you for coming out. Lieutenant governor forrest, gop chairman michael whatley, all of you who have been with us every step of the way, it is great to be back in the tar heel state. [applause] v. P. Pence we are all here for one reason and one reason only and that is that North Carolina and america need four more years of President Donald Trump in the white house. [applause] v. P. Pence it is on, North Carolina and the road to victory goes right through the tar heel state [applause] v. P. Pence we need the people of this freedomloving state to do just what you did in 2016. On november 3, we need North Carolina to show america that this is trump country. [applause] v. P. Pence it really is great to be with you all. Thank you for coming out on such a beautiful day. Give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] v. P
All candidates from all parties appear together on the same ballot in november. Again, the same rules apply. Gets 50 plus on e, it goes to a runoff. There are three democrats. Matt lieberman and a former u. S. Attorney. With those five major candidates on the ballot, it is almost impossible any of them win outright. That race is heading to a runoff. The other race is extremely tight. Know for at least a few days who won that race be margine the final matters. One is ahead we know for a fact on november 3 that that is the case, it does not matter he is ahead, we need to know if he has hit the magic number of 50 plus one. Counting every one of those votes could take a day or two. I would not be surprised if we do not have concrete results on Election Night in georgia. If that race does go to a runoff, we will have two separate races in georgia with a 2021, twofebruary of days after the United States senate comes back into session. They come back into session on january 3. There is a poss
To be here with the Vice President , with the honorable david young, who will be coming up after me. This whole concept of people coming along saying america was never great, i wonder where those people came from because do they recognize that this defended by a ragtag bunch of militiamen became the most3 powerful nation in the world in record time . That does not happen to a nation that is not great. And what was the world like before the United States of america . Stop and think about what the world was like. There were despotic leaders trampling over other people. They have to think twice about that now. Then, think about the innovation , the entrepreneurship, the hard makingat went into america into a great place. That is what makes us the kind of place that works for everybody. Some people say, well, america was good some groups, but maybe not so good for other groups. Again, maybe they need a history lesson. Say nothing ever happened for africanamericans in this country and that
Update from prudential regulators. This is a timely discussion as we engage with the nations prudential regulars amidst the health care and economic devastation of the covid19 pandemic. In queens in other parts of new york city have been very part hardhit. We at seven marquesas and more deaths than most states in the country. I did knit this healthcare cris millions have lost their jobs and loss of income compounded the Economic Impact. But thanks to the doddfrank wall street reform and the implication of the decade before the financial crisis, the nations Banking Sector has emerged and develop a bright spot with adequate capital and worked with clients to restructure mortgages and loans and extend credit. But but i that serious concerns about the implementations of the ppp Stimulus Program and the role some of the banks played and prioritizing loans are Large Companies rather than Small Businesses a minority community. But thanks to the hard work of chairwoman waters and chairwoman ve
Featuring members of the aspen Economic Strategy group. Big thanks to our society of fellows and community of donors for supporting our programming and your engagement all summer long. We cant do it without you. Thank you so much for your support. [applause] i dont know if they are here yet, but a big thanks to tom and bonnie for their support of the institute and for endowing the fletcher series. [applause] its my pleasure to introduce our speakers and thank them for being here. First, to my immediate right is rob portman. Rob is a former u. S. Senator from ohio, distinguished visiting fellow at the american in Price Institute American Enterprise institute. His career spans three decades including three president ial administrations and two terms in the United States senate and six terms in the United States house of representatives. Thank you, senator portman, for being with us. [applause] to senator portmans right is cecilia rouse, who previously served as chair of the council of ec