Compelling discussion coming up on what is in a way the Fourth Branch of government, the Administrative State, that has an impact on our lives and businesses. The rise of the Administrative State, will the usb a democracy in the future, or a nation ruled by the Administrative State . Up in al is coming minute. You will get a preview of tonights tony likely Fellowship Award presentation, because the moderator of the panel is one of our new recipients of the blankley fellowship. Njeti is the chief washington correspondent for ll and is a fellow and hosts the realignment podcast. He previously served as a correspondent for the daily caller and the d. C. News foundation and received his masters degree in u. S. National Security Policy from georgetown university, and his bachelors in economics from the George Washington university. Has studied extensively across the globe, spanning three continents, visiting over 40 countries. Im proud to introduce one of our new Tony Blankley fellows, and
Washington correspondent for ll and is a fellow and hosts the realignment podcast. He previously served as a correspondent for the daily caller and the d. C. News foundation and received his masters degree in u. S. National Security Policy from georgetown university, and his bachelors in economics from the George Washington university. Has studied extensively across the globe, spanning three continents, visiting over 40 countries. Im proud to introduce one of our new Tony Blankley fellows, and the panel. Njeti will introduce our panel. Gentlemen, please come up. Thank you, we are going to take a moment while one of our panelists gets mike stop. Up. Et mikeed we are have ending important discussion today about the Administrative State, something conservativeism has been conservatives have been concerned about for quite some time, people making decisions about our daily lives. He goes back to the 1880s. One of the first regulatory agencies created was the interstate commerce commission,
People flock to chile from near and far to beas their eyes on a total Solar Eclipse. So theres been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libyas capital tripoli were hearing reports of many deaths this area seen fighting between the forces of warlords and those loyal to the internationally recognized government we can now speak to mama mahmoud of the white head who is there for us what more can you tell us. Mamma that go ahead to is. Giving us a great deal what more can you tell us. Well i can see here in front of me right now the medical workers are still. Picking up bodies from under the rubble they say that its very tough for them to pick up bodies because it seemed that the airstrike was very precise and diverse tating and medical sources say that. All medical centers that need it by have been put on high alert to receive casualties mean lot while im seeing now in front of me and balances are rushing to the place to transfer the casualties to the medical centers so this is what the gov
Academies but also the teachings of the philosopher. Has been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libyas capital tripoli at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more were injured the area has seen fighting between the forces of world Khalifa Haftar and those loyal to the internationally recognized government well lets meet our correspondent mark went up to wahid whos in tripoli for us would talk us through what youre seeing i believe you as a hospital around a number of people have been injured. One indeed and this time its its so tragic its unbelievable and the. The one the migrants do not really know whats happening next for them because as you know they were detained because they were trying to cross Media Training into europe and they were detained and sent back to Detention Centers in the capital tripoli as you know this is like. That tug of Migrant Detention Center in a neighborhood thats been the eastern suburb of the libyan capital sue unbelievable its the migrants who sur
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