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laura: hello, i m laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle live from the grand ole opry house in washington, d.c. for the fifth annual patriot awards. we have a great crowd and a lot of folks on set. will greenwood, sean duffy, jesse watters and more. but first [screaming] anti-israel protesters are choosing violence as best method to get their point across. six u.s. capitol officers were hurt during clashes in d.c. last night. there are reports of officers being pepper sprayed and punched. out of the massive crowd, only one person was arrested, i guess none of the cameras were working. police were violently attacked and just one arrest. compare that to how they went after the january 6 protesters. the fbi will lead no stone unturned. we have opened 160 case files, just the tip of the i m going berg. significance of this investigation is not lost on us, this is a 24/7 full-bar extensive operation into what happened that day. laura: whole of government appr ....
my name is cj, i am a senior fellow. i am happy to be here for two reasons. one, this is a great book, too, vanessa is an awesome person. i m so happy that vanessa about a year ago joined us at the brookings institute in the produce this great book having been here for a short time. i will go through the formal intro of vanessa. here is something that says a lot about her which is vanessa has written two books, co-authored the first the first one called the tea party and the remaking of american conservatism. as this book shows vanessa is a woman of very strong convictions. in her two-party book they rather seem quite different than some tea party activists and she showed an enormous capacity for understanding the people she profoundly disagrees with. and if we need that gift of empathy at this moment in our politics. just to tell you how we will do this, vanessa will talk about this great book and her findings then i will introduce an all-star group of respondents who ....
well, you know, part of this day has been encouraging from the aspect of talent. ever since we began or morning with the dr. conn, dr. crow, fred smith, everyone has talked about access to scale talent as being an absolutely necessity for our nation to be competitive. actual fact, it is true not only for the u.s. but true for the developed because labor markets are being affected by an ageing workforce, and developed countries alike. individuals making different choices based on changes in environments and organizations thinking about organizational agility in a very different way, so, all of this translates into a by fur kags of the work force. i think it was dr. crow who talked about this this morning. out of the u.s. workforce, there s 60, 70% that is fully imemployable that has the right skills and 30% of our workforce and population that is not participating, so, the biggest challenge that is facing us to be competitive is going to make sure that we as a nation h ....
use the hashtag artist places. fire up your smart phones if you get a chance. i am mark muro, senior fellow at the metropolitan policy program and my privilege to kick off today s auspicious event. i say our event today is auspicious for several reasons. it is always auspicious to welcome and help launch a book into the world, given it is a red letter day for fred bacher whose excellent book the smartest places on earth is just out and if i do say so, rush to pick up a copy, we have some out beyond the back, on the way out please do that. also two experienced economic observers focusing not on the standard inside the beltway with spin cycles, and at brookings, the most fundamental elements of national well-being, r&d and stem worker advanced industries from aerospace, regional technology clusters, regional technology ecosystems, critical, that is part of their focus, and collaborations they accelerate. the fact that cities and regions themselves can become incubators of ....