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opportunity to work with lawmakers and law enforcement officials to try to do what we can to improve the situation purported is difficult but then we have the ability to get information under which the companies are operating so for those as represent companies definitely let us know that you can t be more specific we can raise these issues said in conversation with specific examples otherwise it is just dead generalization. under what circumstances so let us know because we do gather that information we will have those conversations with those issues. but there are certain levels at government so we are still seeing to encourage your clients with the cooperation what michele said to bring concern there is the agreement between russia specifically on intellectual property for the obligations of the government that have committed to work on to be as specific as possible whether or not they respond is a different question but there were some very specific concrete conce ....
legacy in living part of our history? a great chicken of the roosevelt legacy and of one of my favorite actors, frances perkins. small family, committed family of roosevelts. i am a newbie in this world. i have been welcomed warmly. i appreciate that. but there are a few who have been more dedicated and more thoughtful in their writings about it. please welcome chris bryson. [applause] thank you. we have all come to count on the new deal safety net to remain secure. much that hadwhen seemed secure is coming unstuck, we need to remind yourselves of what that new deal legacy is, and how it came about in the first place. understanding is history is crucial to preserving it. the impact of disregarding our history, the disease we are painfully aware has afflicted us at the highest levels, can seriously undermine the foundations of the new deal , as of other institutions that were created after circumstances that now threatened. we are fortunate to have the grandchildren of ....
advisers talk about the actions taken in the 1930 s and early 1940 s bring the country back from the great depression. joining them at the roosevelt library and museum in new york was fdr s own grandson, james roosevelt, junior. it s about an hour and 45 minutes. how do weed at connect what s going on in the world tonight what happened in the roosevelt area. this was one of the ideas that has been vital. how do we make the roosevelt legacy in living part of our history? a great champion of the roosevelt legacy and of one of my favorite actors, frances perkins. i will let chris introduced the rest of the panel. there is a small family, committed family of roosevelts. i am a newbie in this world. i have been welcomed warmly. i appreciate that. but there are a few who have been more dedicated and more thoughtful in their writings about it. please welcome chris bryson. [applause] thank you. we have all come to count on the new deal safety net to remain secure. but in a ti ....
welcome those who are new to the fdr presidential library and museum, our 14th annual roosevelt reading festival. we have already had 14 authors speak today. i don t want to disparage them. we kept the best for last, we will end on a high note. i appreciate you all coming. those who are members raise your hand. look at that. that is fantastic. i appreciate you being here and your support, two trustees today, jack goodman says supporting the library for 35 years. [applause] one of the most interesting parts of working here at the library is even though it has been 80 years, new material comes up all the time and new researchers find new things to talk about and expose new aspects of this story, this incredible story. our incredible speaker has focused in on the final era, 12 days of the era and has written a book that will go down as one of the finest descriptions of this period. he is a pulitzer prize-winning author and one of our great journalists, serve four years a ....
good afternoon, everyone. we had a great day so far, welcome those who are new to the fdr presidential library and museum, our 14th annual roosevelt reading festival. we have already had 14 authors speak today. i don t want to disparage them. we kept the best for last, we will end on a high note. i appreciate you all coming. those who are members raise your hand. look at that. that is fantastic. i appreciate you being here and your support, two trustees today, jack goodman says supporting the library for 35 years. [applause] one of the most interesting parts of working here at the library is even though it has been 80 years, new material comes up all the time and new researchers find new things to talk about and expose new aspects of this story, this incredible story. our incredible speaker has focused in on the final era, 12 days of the era and has written a book that will go down as one of the finest descriptions of this period. he is a pulitzer prize-winning auth ....