You have workers who were able to stay longer. Manufacturing because of automati were going to leave the last few minutes of this record it. You can finish watching g it ourwebsitecspan. Org. We go now to hear from joint chiefs of Staff Vice Chairman general John Hyten. He and others will discuss Defense Technology at an event hosted by the emerging Technology Institute. Live coverage here on cspan2. Chapters, 30ndi chapters. 20 women in defense chapters, our 27 divisions, 1,600 corporate companies that are members spread across some 3,500 facilities across our nation, as well as our considerable expertise in promoting constructive dialog between government and the private sector to create and support the emerging Technologies Institute. As an independent affiliate of ndia, will promote the technological advances most essential to our countrys economic and competitor needs and success and these same tech followings will be fundamental to any future conflict, both from a deterrence, as
Host we are back with John Wood, jr. Who is the national ambassador for Braver Angels. He is here to talk about the organizations efforts to bring american together and reduce political polarization. Good morning. Guest good morning. Host tell us about what Braver Angels is. What is the groups mission, when was it founded, why does it exist . Guest absolutely. It is americas largest bipartisan Grassroots Organization dedicated to the work of political depolarization. By that i mean revising the inclusive and communal spirit of the american democracy. Braver angels came into being in the immediate aftermath of the 2016 election. That is when we had our first activity. The founders of the organization brought together a group of folks who voted for donald trump and voted for Hillary Clinton in a town in ohio where you had a 50 50 split in the Vote Outcome and where polarization was high, to go through a series of exercises. To see if it was possible to take these folks who were on the Ra
That discussion on climate debt in particular is where we think about as you know we kind of do find out who is responsible for the kinds of logical changes and. Climate changes were seeing in societies but also the kinds of climate didnt use disasters that countries are fees. This is customary a political economist studying climate justice he says reparations a needed to balance the scales but that they wont be enough it is an interim measure when i see that i mean it has to be we have to have a sort of much more longer Term Conversation about the economic system that to be. Uncultivated globally that have resulted in these kinds of disasters and what do we do to not only reform thats. Reparations might sound radical but rich countries already agreed to pay poor ones to adapt to climate change imagine each of these pieces 1000000000. 00 us. Rich countries promised 100. 00 of them. By 2020 but its 2021 and they havent coughed up in 2018 they gave 80000000000 but most of it was learns n
President follansbee no. Not yet. Commissioner okay. Thank you. Clerk okay. Agenda item three is the approval with possible modifications of the meetings set forth below. This is an Action Item. President follansbee so id like to open up the discussion to commissioners for modifications, corrections, submissions to the meetingen minutes which weve seen Draft Form March 11, 2021. Commissioner i think i sent a typo. That was the only thing i found. President follansbee thank you. Commissioner i move that the minutes be adopted with any edits that have been forwarded. Commissioner second. Commissioner second. President follansbee so moved and seconded. Id like to open this up to public comment. Clerk thank you, President Follansbee. Public comment will be available for each item on this agenda. Each speaker will be allowed three minutes to comment in length unless the Board President deems new public comment time limits during the meeting. All public comments are to be made on the Agenda
stores in paris dress up their window displays for the holidays and they ve been doing that for decades. it s a tradition that many persians both young and old look forward to at this time of year it s a book they ve used to feel it s the magic of christmas if we re trying to you like . oh well i think they re important the department stores do them every year and the children are happy. i wanted to come and see them they re always different and i change it s nice a sign of christmas in. the christmas window displays at the big department stores are true works of art they re more inventive and more surprising every passing year the tradition started in the early twentieth century. you kinda know what i think the christmas windows were created after world war one and during a depressing time. they were meant to raise the morale of the persians and all the
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