This morning, were asking our viewers to weigh in. How important is it to you as you consider your choices this Election Year and you consider increased trade to be an threat to the a u. S. Economy. Give us a call. Phone lines are open. Democrats can call 2027488000, republicans, 2027488001, independents, 2027488002. Up with us onatch social media and twitter cspanwj or facebook at facebook. Com cspan. A very good Tuesday Morning to you. Were talking about the issue of trade on the campaign trail. Thoughts andr your comments. Heres the latest gallop polling numbers on how americans feel about the issue on Foreign Trade. The majority of americans see Foreign Trade as an opportunity for economic growth. 34 see trade as a threat to the economy. The numbers have been in that way in that balance since about opinions americans about Foreign Trade, more it as ns started seeing an opportunity than a threat. Gallup a chart in the polling numbers in 2012. You can see the numbers over the years r
Those people we afraid of because they will hurt someone or properly secured but program did not forgotten in those people that we are just mad at and dont have any other alternatives, we build alternatives in the community to deal with those folks. Intervention in little. It has not been used as much, but we want to expand the opportunity. We want to give the judge an opportunity. Forget about mandatory sentences. Opposingnkly, we are almost all mandatory sentences. We have judges to make decisions for lets not high their hands and say they have to send someone to prison. A person comes in and the judge says i want to be helped, or the judge convinces them and much like the drug courts we have talked about, or veterans courts or Mental Health courts, they enter into a program of diversion and they talk about with the judge what they need to do and they set specific times and goals and if they do it, one of the greatest things judges are great positive influences on people. If they kno
Young people and what young people are telling me is how does it happen that i end up 50, 50,000, 60,000, 80,000 in debt because i simply wanted to get the best education that i could. [applause] again, this is what Keith Ellison was saying. We have got to think outside of the status quo. We all take it for granted. Millions of people in this country are deeply in debt for the crime of getting a higher education. You know what . Thats pretty crazy. That is not right. What we want to do is to encourage every american to be able to get all of the education that they need, not punish people for getting an education. [applause] that is why we are going to do three things. Again, this may seem radical but womens rights were considered radical. Gay rights were considered radical. [applause] workers rights were considered radical. So here is the idea. The idea is that for many, many years, the idea of free Public Education being first grade through 12th grade was a great idea. Because 40, 50
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Chair of the board of trustees of the National Trust historic reservation. I thank you for coming to the diversity summit. It will be the kickoff of the diversity and inclusion programming that you will see throughout our conference. We are being taped by cspan and we are live streamed. I would also like to recognize the sponsors of this discussion. The National Park service, the Smithsonian Institution and to , all of the smithsonian and park Service Staff here today, welcome and thank you. To our friends and allies in the preservation work, we thank you for coming in for joining us. And a special thank you to those from outside traditional areas of our field, scholars and advocates for community advancement. Especially to our panelists, special guests who i will introduce at greater length later on in the program. We deeply appreciate your input and want to thank you for helping us expand the scope of historic reservation so that it reflects the two root true diversity of our nation