the affirmative. the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. civic and then she had a machine gun and strada in the air and everybody drink mountain dew. but honestly, not everybody things is a great idea especially fiscal conservatives but who are they? alabama republican mel brooks who said this today on fox and friends. some one has to show me how we re going going to pay for it. how far do we ultimately go into a debilitating solvency in bankruptcy does good you do great damage to our country. and do more damage in fact in covid-19 ever could have done. i don t think people understand what happens when a central government goes bankrupt. it is not pretty, it is dangerous. you can go down the list of countries that have gone through that process, venezuela right now be a glaring example. portugal, ireland, greece, spain, is so is this a responsible use of our tax dollars? and what happens next? what
the affirmative. the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. civic and then she had a machine gun and strada in the air and everybody drink mountain dew. but honestly, not everybody things is a great idea especially fiscal conservatives but who are they? alabama republican mel brooks who said this today on fox and friends. some one has to show me how we re going going to pay for it. how far do we ultimately go into a debilitating solvency in bankruptcy does good you do great damage to our country. and do more damage in fact in covid-19 ever could have done. i don t think people understand what happens when a central government goes bankrupt. it is not pretty, it is dangerous. you can go down the list of countries that have gone through that process, venezuela right now be a glaring example. portugal, ireland, greece, spain, is so is this a responsible use of our tax dollars? and what happens next? what
it s another instance where the cartoon version, why were, not yours, the cartoon version about the founding fathers wanted a skidding in the way of the real world stuff that we need to get done. i have people come see me every year from the air to say we need nih fully funded. these are not not bolsheviks are communists. these are republican business people. we have to find a way to overcome it. a strong sense that this can continue. really helpful to see anything good coming out of this meeting. i m a scientist by background. i left the lab because i was frustrated with the way researchers being done. i equate nih should be fully funded but it should be fully funded in a smart way. a lot of new innovation out there for computational models to predict how pharmaceutical drugs affect the body trying to collect data and new treatments. that s maybe a point of interest for me and for other patient. 9% of drugs in clinical trials for several reasons. some of those are the fact
the investigation believed tarnish our dear mike but the organizers managed to leave the country. some had immunity of the russian people. this is complicated because there is a political element. [inaudible] both in the republic new york advisers were declared the search for the organizers. regarding the murder and the criminal perception it did not exist when there was a terrorist . the people were recruiting them not to organize him the same situation. i do not see any other elements. [inaudible] i believe it was not a conversation on this topic. they simply decided to put an order in themselves. today there is no responsibility because they thought by killing the president they are going to be [inaudible] they have never been completely discovered in the region and here they made the mistake. i am absolutely confused and kind and lenient in respect of the joint work in blatant ways. he gave the order and permission there were over 80 people who have killed him [inaudi
bookstore, to c-span, to my publisher, simon & schuster and to all of you for joining me this evening. i am only going to speak for about 20 minutes and i am going to jump right in. i found this book in the middle of the atlantic ocean. six years ago in st. george s bermuda, i embarked on a 140-foot sailing ship the education associations as sz i would be at sea for three weeks away from telephone internet and physical libraries yet i was in the middle of the research project on benjamin franklin the required me to read material and friend so i decided to use my time at sea to read a novel in that language. the book i chose is a small paperback edition of jules byrnes of around the world in 80 days first published in the newspaper serial in 1872. when i wasn t on watch or otherwise busy on on the ship i slowly made my way to the book. by french was good enough to my surprise but i actually enjoyed the story and as a historian i appreciated its period details especially the