Sen. Sanders this is, as i think all of you know, the most consequential election in the modern history of america and may in american history. About areampaign is two fundamental issues. Number one, we must and we will defeat the most dangerous president in the history of america. Modern history of america. [applause] sen. Sanders the American People, regardless of the political views, understand that for the sake of the future of this nation, we cannot continue to have in office a president who is a pathological liar, a president who is running a corrupt administration, a president who is undermining american democracy and does not understand the constitution of the United States of america. That we cannot continue to have in office a president who is a , a homophobe, a xenophobe, antireligious bigot. [applause] and a religious bigot. [applause] sen. Sanders and those are his good qualities. Our campaign is about more than defeating trump read our campaign is about creating an econom
Veterans of those wars. And at 9 00 a. M. , National Museum of American History director on womens suffrage and the 19th amendments centennial. Host morning. Its wednesday, february 19, 2020. The democratic primary candidates will debate in las vegas and they will be joined for the first time on stage by former new york mayor Michael Bloomberg. President trump is offering alternative viewing in the form of a Keep America Great Campaign rally in arizona. Campaign 2020a question to begin the washington journal today. With the nevada caucuses this weekend and the South Carolina primary 10 days away, we want to know what you think the role of voters of colors will be this election cycle. Phone lines, black voters 202 7488000. Hispanic voters 202 7488001. All others 202 7488002. You can also catch up with us on wj. Al media at cspan you can also send us a text message this morning. Include your name and where youre from. As can start calling in now we take you to this story from the Washing
Meeting minutes . Thank you. Do i have a second. Second. Any discussion . All in favor. Any opposed . Thank you. The motion carries. Now i would like to introduce our newest commissioner, nelson lum, wholl tell us about his background. Thank you. Mr. Chair, fellow commissioners, ladies and gentlemen, good morning, my name is nelson lum, and im the newly appointed member of this commission. Ive been a resident since 1961, and i went to school here. Upon graduation from George Washington high school, in 1966, i was soon notified by uncle sam that he had a special interest in me. I was inducted in the army where i volunteers to be a member of the paratrooper unit, and after training, i was assigned to kentucky with 101st airborne division. In 1967, my division was deployed to vietnam. Luckily, i returned in november 1968, with all my fingers and my toes. I took advantage of the gi bill and completed a degree in criminology. I then joined the San Francisco Police Department where i served
Now the editor in chief Marvin Olasky examines the principles of journalism and offers his thoughts on reporting. Good afternoon and welcome to the Heritage Foundation, my name is rob bluey, Vice President of communications at heritage and executive editor of the daily said no. As a courtesy to the speaker spo become a habit to ask you silence your cell phone although dont turn them off, because we do encourage you to share on social media about todays program and to help us spread the word we are streaming on twitter and youtube and you can find it on the heritage beyond both of those channels and platforms. To introduce the guests today, Marvin Olasky is a prolific writer and accomplished editor. We are proud to welcome him back to the Heritage Foundation where he is a former visiting fellow in somebody that is a close friend of the organization. Hes the author of more than 25 books including his latest, reforming journalism, which he will discuss with us today. Marvins political jou
Diseases. Sarah i am pleased to convene the meeting. Welcome to todays council on relations meeting. Im the executive Vice President of worldwide Government Legal Affairs at mcandrews and forbes incorporated. I will be presiding over todays discussion. I will have the privilege of for 30 a conversation minutes and i will open it to questions and answers. Promptly at 1 30 as you might imagine. Very busy emen are right now dealing with coronavirus. So lets just start looking back decade, ghly the past emerging Infectious Diseases ave played a recurring and minous theme, the h1n1, ebola, zika and the 2019 novel oronavirus, the threat is not dissipating. When it comes to nondisease natural disasters, the act Disaster Relief funds to enable Immediate Response by small son, there is Infectious Disease Rapid Response reserve fund. Stafford act ore like mechanism to enable a research sponse to these new threats . First aybe ill take the whack at this. Because i think that the feeling in congre