Bruce westerman discusses the western wildfires, Climate Change, and other news of the day. Good morning. It is thursday, september 17, 2020, Constitution Day in the United States. This morning on the washington journal we will begin by asking you how you would amend the constitution if it were up to you today. Give us your ideas on how you think we the people may benefit on a change from the founding documents dating back to september 17. If youre in the mountain are pacific time zone, the number to call is 202 7488001. You can send us a text, 202 7488003. If you do come include your name and where you are from. Otherwise, catch up with us on twitter or on facebook. To you. Rsday morning officially known as Constitution Day and citizenship day in the United States. We are talking this morning about the u. S. Constitution. Some history is your calling in 1787, delegates opened their Constitutional Convention on may 25, 1787 in philadelphia to begin discussions on how to create a consti
Thank you for joining us all tonight. For ideas in action with alisha garza. Im amity and good mitigation structure for the countrys Largest Online Racial Justice organization. And here to introduce tonights event. We are partnering with oneworld tonight to make a virtual space for critical conversation between editor and chief of oneworld and are one of our most powerful organizers and visionaries, alisha garza. In 2014 alisha rhoda he spoke post that change the world and created a movement. It read black people, i love you. I love us and our lives matter, black lives matter. That movement continued today and tonight alisha and chris will discuss the resistance and resilience of how they ground the work in a vision of collective humanity. At color change we believe everyday people are powerful enough to end the practices that are moving black people back and harming our country. We Champion Solutions that move us all forward and in the last two weeks weve had 6. 5 Million People take
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Accompanied by increases in stress, anxiety e and anger. Welcome. Im ed steinfeld, welcome to this special book talk on angrynomics, a new and really timely work by my friend mark blyth and his coor author. Were joined here today coauthor, were joined by mark, the william r. Rhodes professor of International Economics and professor of Political Science at international and public affairs. Mark and i are going to chat for 20 or 25 minutes or so, but then we would love to take questions if you all in the audience. In fact, if you have a lot of questions, well cut our chat shorter, and well go right to your questions. Those of you joining us via zoom, it would be great if you could write your questions in the q and a box, the q and a window, and well monitor those. And for those of you joining via youtube live, just write your questions in the comment section. Those questions will get to us. And please start writing those questions now, especially if youve already had the pleasure and pri
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