From Judicial Watchs perspective, we have seen this before in the clinton administration. It came to our attention that 1. 8 million emails were not being records managed properly and they were not being searched in response to subpoenas and document requests. We were focused on litigation over the mishandling of fbi files i Hillary Clinton and the white house. It turned out the office of independent counsel investigations were being impacted. It was a big mess. Because the whistleblowers told us that, when they raised this with white house officials, this gap, they were told that if they told anyone about it, they would go to jail and lose their jobs. So, we had a monthlong hearing. It saw the testimony of white house officials, including john podesta, who was chief of staff. Charles ruff, now deceased then, white house counsel. Cheryl mills, a deputy counsel in the white house, later became chief of staff to mrs. Clinton in the state department. Although the court did not unfortunate
Fmr. Sen. Davis thank you. Thank you all. Thank you to ethan and camille for putting this together today and all of the work particularly that camille undertook to make sure that we were able to do this and thank you for being here and giving me the opportunity to speak with you. I was delighted to land in sunny california after being in a really cold winter in texas. I am here today to address gender, specifically why gender equality is losing ground, and how we can work to reverse that. I am going to ask you to challenge conventional thinking and how we define and talk about gender inequality, and i will hopefully help you understand the lens through which i view gender. More and more, i am coming to understand and appreciate how each of our individual filters formed through formed through our life filters define a political framework, and i would like to invite us to consider each others personal perspectives, each others lenses as we strive to move womens political equality to move
Gathered in this little room off the Senate Chamber, and he came bustling in and sat down with us. For the next 30 to 40 minutes, we all talked with him about health care while literally a dozen members of the u. S. Senate at one point or another poked their head in. And in those kinds of conversations you have with people that you really know, abbreviated little, did you look after yeah, i am on that and did you take, yeah, i got that. Back and forth, back and forth between him and his colleagues in the u. S. Senate. And when we left that day, i thought to myself, in a business where it is so much easier to stop something from happening than it is to actually find your way to get something done, this is how this guy succeeds. Relationships, trust followthrough. It was all on display that day as a sidebar to the meeting that we were having about health care. In short, senator kennedy absolutely was the bigfoot from massachusetts in so many ways if you needed somebody to help you get so
Laura i have the honor of moderating the second panel of this amazing conversation. I want to start by really congratulation congratulating the hamilton project for putting a wonderful event together. If you have not read the age of working machines which i think you put together in record time if you want a summary of the issues that we are chance to discuss here is a very distinguished that of speakers read this. It is really a great overview and it links to everything you need to know. The fact that they brought everybody here you need to know right here i recommend this. Reading entire post on the subject. Laura i thought that was the price of admission that you had to read this. In any event, this panel is going to focus on business innovation. Is going to focus on in two ways. One is what technologies are we really talking about and how much is the conversation really about software coding, a little bit of robots thrown in there occasionally . What technologies are really transfo
My personal coverage includes mammograms and Birth Control pills. It costs money, but i have it. Thank you, mr. Obama. And all the consequences of this are not discernible because they are not real. But that woman is. The person who understand that most fully is the most evil man who ever lived. He understood this without the slightest hesitation. Joseph stalin said a single death is a tragedy. A Million Deaths is a statistic. Right . It is a statistic. We argue statistics. They put a face on what they are trying to do. And most of us would say i dont want anything bad to happen to that woman and we lose our ability to think rationally because of our emotional response. So if we dont start , understanding the language of how this works and that we need to start showing peoples whose lives have been ruined by socialized health care and a person whose life was saved by private health care and here is why, we will lose to these weenies. And im tired of losing to these weenies. I dont know