Tension but we have never seen anything like this such unrelenting lien negative coverage harshly personal nature that we see with this president and never seen a president of United States constantly on the attack against fake news or Dishonest Media and i think establishing both sides my greatest concern as a lifelong journalist is it is damaging the press even more. S. How has it changed so far . We saw this the beginning of the campaign when first of all the press did not take him seriously it was entertaining in this sideshow he would never win the nomination but everybody knew he wouldnt beat Hillary Clinton. Butt beyond that all of these gloom and doom prophecies about this controversy he will never survive this and we see that now so there is a sense in the Mainstream Press that many say we cannot normalize his presidency. What does that tell you . They view him unfit for office and that they view him on hinge to, unbalanced, incompetent, it is interesting the range of descript
Available. Good evening everybody. And welcome to tonights program hosted by Commonwealth Club of Silicon Valley. My name is Maria Lazarini market president for the division were delighted to support tonights program. The Common Wealth club can you hear me . Commonwealth club convenes some of the most informative and thought provoking conversations from World Affairs to the work place. These forum support learning engagement in our communities. And they raise awareness of todays critical issue. Right now, if you turn on the news or check your twitter feed, youll see there is no conversation more timely than tonights discussion on gender equity and fostering work environments where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Ive been with bank of the west for over 35 years. So its quite fair to say that ive seen many changes in the Financial Services industry. One shift is the increased role of women, leaders in banking. For instance, bank of the west ceo was named one of the most powerful
Library, and we have a great speech today for president s day weekend. A day in the life of a president. How many of you are members, raise your hand . Oh, wow, fantastic. For those of you who arent members, if you become a member today, you get a 25 discount on pauls book which you can buy in the store. He will be doing a book signing immediately after the program, so you can get a new book and have him sign it before we go today. We have a new exhibit thatll be opening in april want to tell you about, its called art of war. Its an exhibit that looks at the poster art of world war ii from our collection. We have about 3,000 posters in our collection, and were going to be doing an exhibit starting april 21st. And the artists, quite remarkable by some of our greatest, norman rockwell, andrew wyeth and others. Paul is both a working correspondent with west wing reports and reports from the white house on a daily basis, and hes also a tremendous historian. Hes delved into the history of b
Welcome those who are new to the fdr president ial library and museum, our 14th annual roosevelt reading festival. We have already had 14 authors speak today. I dont want to disparage them. We kept the best for last, we will end on a high note. I appreciate you all coming. Those who are members raise your hand. Look at that. That is fantastic. I appreciate you being here and your support, two trustees today, jack goodman says supporting the library for 35 years. [applause] one of the most interesting parts of working here at the library is even though it has been 80 years, new material comes up all the time and new researchers find new things to talk about and expose new aspects of this story, this incredible story. Our incredible speaker has focused in on the final era, 12 days of the era and has written a book that will go down as one of the finest descriptions of this period. He is a pulitzer prizewinning author and one of our great journalists, serve four years as reporter, editor
Good afternoon, everyone. We had a great day so far, welcome those who are new to the fdr president ial library and museum, our 14th annual roosevelt reading festival. We have already had 14 authors speak today. I dont want to disparage them. We kept the best for last, we will end on a high note. I appreciate you all coming. Those who are members raise your hand. Look at that. That is fantastic. I appreciate you being here and your support, two trustees today, jack goodman says supporting the library for 35 years. [applause] one of the most interesting parts of working here at the library is even though it has been 80 years, new material comes up all the time and new researchers find new things to talk about and expose new aspects of this story, this incredible story. Our incredible speaker has focused in on the final era, 12 days of the era and has written a book that will go down as one of the finest descriptions of this period. He is a pulitzer prizewinning author and one of our gre