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he s got this going for him in including being a great street poet. let s not get stuck in these stereotypes or images of each other. we are all human beings and are looking for a short period of time for a diverse world. but love each other. teaching with conscience is a book that timeout this year. the man impossible, radical manifesto comes out in september and we mentioned the spring 2017 title. have a book coming out with you can t fire that was and 20 other myths about teachers. there are a series of books that are myths and that s another attempt to change the frame of the discussion. the idea that there s always things said about bad teachers, you can t fight the bad ones, there aimlessly sucking on the teeth of society. all those things. i m in a go through all those arguments and try to make a little handbook for fighting backs longtime education professor and author bill ayres has been our guest on tv. thank you this is book tv on c-span2. here s a prime tim
home page for everyone s future reference. we are also pleased today to be co-hosting this program with our colleagues and allies at the texas public policy foundation of which kathleen is a fellow. introducing our program and hosting our guests today is becky norton dunlop, the ronald reagan distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation. as a conservative movement leader, she serves as chairman of the conservative action project, leads heritage s restore america project, advocates for american conservative ethic conservation ethic and advances energy and natural resources policy in general. she also serves on numerous, as a board member for numerous public policy organizations and associations. prior to this she was heritage s executive vice president for external relations. prior to joining us at heritage, she served in the cabinet of governor george allen as secretary of natural resources. she has also held significant roles in the reagan administration as deputy ass
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this book, fueling freedom makes the case for using fossil fuels as an energy resource. after that a look at the energy crisis that occurred in the 1970s. meg jacobs writes about it in panic at the pump. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good afternoon, look under the heritage foundation. we welcome those who join us ond our heritage.org web site as well as those joining us on booktv at a future occasion. we would ask everyone in-house to be courteous and check that your mobile devices have been silenced or turn off as we prepare to begin.k for those on line or in the future you are welcome to send questions or comments to us at any time. simply e-mail speaker@heritage.org and with coors will post the day s program on the heritage homepage for everyone to future reference.yo we are pleased today to be cohosting this program at their college and allies at the texas public hold the foundation,n, which kathleen is a fellow. introducing our raymond hosting o