quickly in responding to this crisis. solutions,creative keeping credit flowing to houses and businesses and prepare the economy so they can recover when this virus so it can recover when this virus recedes. and it surely will, ladies and gentlemen. your work, sir, and that of your colleagues, is far from over, but we are in good hands under your leadership. indeed, leaders are tested in times of crisis and this crisis tests our leadership in no uncertain terms. you have risen to the occasion. it is safe to say we and all americans have appreciated your calm, decisive leadership in this moment of peril and on behalf of of all of us at brookings, please let me commend you on the powerful example of american leadership you have set for us all and continue to display every single day as you perform your duties. you are an inspiration and example to all of us. as for today, we will shortly give you the opportunity for your remarks and then i will turn the stage over to my good
claims in the central bank s role during the pandemic. ladies and gentlemen, good morning and welcome to brookings , this morning s brookings presentation. my name is john allen, i am the president of the institution and it is my great pleasure to welcome to this virtual stage our honored guest, federal reserve chair, jay powell. at this moment of unprecedented challenge, not only to our public health system and our health in general, there is an enormous challenge to our economy and chair powell and his colleagues moved forcefully and quickly in responding to this crisis. solutions,creative keeping credit flowing to houses and businesses and prepare the economy so they can recover when this virus so it can recover when this virus recedes. and it surely will, ladies and gentlemen. your work, sir, and that of your colleagues, is far from over, but we are in good hands under your leadership. indeed, leaders are tested in times of crisis and this crisis tests our leadership
welcome to this virtual stage our honored guest, federal reserve chair, jay powell. at this moment of unprecedented challenge, not only to our public health system and our health in general, there is an enormous challenge to our economy and chair powell and his colleagues moved forcefully and quickly in responding to this crisis. solutions,creative keeping credit flowing to houses and businesses and prepare the economy so they can recover when this virus so it can recover when this virus recedes. and it surely will, ladies and gentlemen. your work, sir, and that of your colleagues, is far from over, but we are in good hands under your leadership. indeed, leaders are tested in times of crisis and this crisis tests our leadership in no uncertain terms. you have risen to the occasion. it is safe to say we and all americans have appreciated your calm, decisive leadership in this moment of peril and on behalf of of all of us at brookings, please let me commend you on the powerfu
welcome to this virtual stage our honored guest, federal reserve chair, jay powell. at this moment of unprecedented challenge, not only to our public health system and our health in general, there is an enormous challenge to our economy and chair powell and his colleagues moved forcefully and quickly in responding to this crisis. solutions,creative keeping credit flowing to houses and businesses and prepare the economy so they can recover when this virus so it can recover when this virus recedes. and it surely will, ladies and gentlemen. your work, sir, and that of your colleagues, is far from over, but we are in good hands under your leadership. indeed, leaders are tested in times of crisis and this crisis tests our leadership in no uncertain terms. you have risen to the occasion. it is safe to say we and all americans have appreciated your calm, decisive leadership in this moment of peril and on behalf of of all of us at brookings, please let me commend you on the powerfu
so, we are here to talk about good things, recreation and i m going to keep my, to brief because i know colleagues are very engaged in a couple of you want to make opening comments as well but we have three pieces this morning we re considering, 1665 which is simple fight outdoor access for recreation act, senator heinrich calls at the sort act, i like the acronym there. in 1723, the ski area retention act from senator gardner, we all love skiing. i can t wait. 1967, the recreation. this hearing is building off one that we held in march where we focus in improving access and permitting to meet the increasing demands to provide high-quality recreation opportunities on our land. proposals that were looking at today are a good start in addressing those issues. senator heinrich, white and have put forward legislation to streamline and simple by the system to process permits for our outfitter guide and nonprofit for those who operate across the spectrum and federal lien. senator g