washington state governor, jay inslee. this portion of the summit is about three hours. kelley: welcome back y all! stretch out before i do all that wobbling now! [applause] [laughter] kelley: welcome back, welcome back, welcome back! from the an aa cp said today is going to be a long day, one.t will be a powerful we are in the middle of our power building exercises right now, and i have a treat for you. friends, in, my just the second, we will do a deep dive into exactly how we got to where we are today particularly with that impact of the far right, which represents only a small sliver of this country, holding a majority of the power. does anybody feel that in your communities, what that feels like? it feels like injustice, oppression, like our people not getting the representation they deserve. but at the end of the day, none of that happened by accident. it happened because of the structures, systems, and policies, did not put people at the center. we will hear from a s
president clinton s chief foreign policy. i was president of the university of miami for 14 years. i am a member of the pueblo laguna. i am a captain in the national guard. i served in afghanistan. i worked for the congressman in minnesota. i served as mayor of phoenix for seven years. i serve six years at the state commissioner. i have been a physician. you heard of a cossey a cortez alexandra ocasio-cortez. with the speaker of the house nancy pelosi with the headline, women shaping the future. she is on a recent cover of time magazine. she is on the cover of this article with other freshmen lawmakers. why your head down, congress s youngest members are not falling for the sexist trope. nothing like the shifting of the old guards like the rise of millennial women. talks about how alexandria ocasio-cortez dominated headlines. thiswrite that representative was the first woman to represent iowa in the u.s. house. lauren underwood is the youngest black woma
welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. jamal said it earlier. it is going to be a long day, but a one. one. we are in the middle of our power building exercises right now, and i have a treat for you. friends, in, my just the second, we will do a deep dive into exactly how we got to where we are today particularly with that impact of the far right, which represents only a small sliver of this country, holding a majority of the power. does anybody feel that in your communities, what that feels like? it feels like injustice, oppression, like our people not getting the representation they deserve. but at the end of the day, none of that happened by accident. it happened because of the structures, systems, and policies, did not put people at the center. we will hear from a speaker who will tell us how it went wrong and importantly, how we can make it right. we have with us today the woman who wrote the book on it. nancy mclean is the professor of history and public policy at du
reed on the trump administration s recent move to invalidate the affordable care act. benjamin center benjamin gedan on cuts to central american aid. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning. it is tuesday, april 2, 2019. the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. today for the morning our. we are with you for the next three hours on the washington journal. we begin with the expected introduction of a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at abolishing the electoral college. it is an idea that again support since president trump became the house by losing the popular vote. number.8000 is the independents, 202-748-8002. you can catch up with us on social media. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. you can start calling in now. the daily beast the first to report that senator brian sc
how is having a real estate man like trump in the white house affecting values? we speak with bruce flatt. have a look at where european equities are trading. we are 30 minutes away from the end of the tuesday session. stocks are rising. the highest level in 20 months. coming off the best week since december. the third straight monthly advance. we have local elections in the u.k. job reports in the u.s. on friday. and the french elections sunday. all of these currencies rising against the dollar. i will come to the greek 10 year yield in a second. down by 31.7 basis points. the earnings season continues. aberdeen asset management shares of 4%. outflows flowing. emerging markets recovering. cost savings with the net amount at 13.4 through 16.7s billion. profit up by 20%. active asset managers have been seeking to cut costs as they grapple with funds that charge lower fees. that combination with standard light may standard life may result in savings of up to 3 million pounds