High points that i want to call attention to the fact that i have the url where the full presentation may be accessed. The final slide will happen again also. That way you could dwell longer on some of the slides, so i will be going over that lightly. The book came out in the last two years. The dust jacket blurb, it reads he gives the story of the american underground revolutionaries and what it has desperately needed. He has sifted the embers of the conflagration of the counterculture. That is what i want to begin with because this term counterculture has in recent years come to subsume everything that happened in the 1960s, particularly associated with activities on the left, whether baby of political or cultural origin and intent. You find this term being used in many different ways over the course of the historiography. Sometimes as a compound, two words, and sometimes as a single. It has become an umbrella term for the 60s, perhaps synonymous with that. There is an attempt to est
Michael what i would like to do in this talk is introduce you to some of the literature on the counterculture. I should go back for just a moment. This presentation takes much longer to do thoroughly. Im going to hit some of the high points that i want to call attention to the fact that i have the url where the full presentation may be accessed. The final slide will happen again also. That way you could dwell longer on some of the slides, so i will be going over that lightly. The book came out in the last two years. Its called days of rage. In the dust jacket blurb, it reads he gives the story of the american underground revolutionaries and what it has long desperately needed. Conflagration of the counterculture. That is what i want to begin with, because this term counterculture has, in recent years, come to subsume everything that happened in the 1960s, particularly associated with activities on the left, whether they be of political or cultural origin and intent. And you find this t
It may be a small street but Billionaires Row. Where is it . You have to stick around to find out as power lunch starts right now. Welcome to power lunch. Im tyler mathisen. As brian said another big rally on wall street, the nasdaq topping 6,000 as you see right there. The first time in his are try. What got it there. Well give you the 13 names in the nasdaq hitting new record highs facebook, alphabet, microsoft among them. And another triple digit rally for the dow. If it holds this would be the first backtoback 200point day, days, i should say, gains for the dow since the election. Another notable stat the were only two days into this week but the current weekly gains for the dow and the s p 500 are the best to make them the best of 2017 if they hold. Almost 17 names hitting new 52week highs, best buy, expedia, lowes, home depot. Were all over this big bull run. And Bertha Coombs at the nasdaq. First, though, to bob pisani on the nyse floor. Reporter this is unusual trading, tyler,
Really quickly, for some positive solution or ideas. I will mention one in particular with the federal and it could be more vocal actually. One in particular policy, sort of guidance, federal guidance that the Obama Administration put out by september which was around prohibiting profiling on the basis of race. This is something the Bush Administration have put out. In 2003. Applicant since then have been pushing toward men that guidance and make it better. So it was a mixed bag when that came out last december, on the the one hand it basically prohibited profiling by federal lawenforcement on the basis of race, religion, national origin, gender, gender identity and sexual orientation. So we are say no you cannot provide people on our backs. Unfortunately, the guidance left several loopholes, including a loophole in National Security. If you are National Security threat than they could profile you and they even have an example where they basically say that the fbi can commit to a commu
Your specific term. I just want to say this, that the word institutionalization, for these programs, is not one that weve started talking about as a community, say, in the last six months. Under the leadership of the agac, the attorney generals advisory committee, our first chairman was todd jones who had been a former u. S. Attorney in the late 1990s. He came back he said he is a recidivist came back as u. S. Attorney again starting in 2008. Todd preached from day one in institutionalization. Paul did as well, Loretta Lynch as well. Lanny wanted to respond though. I was just going to give an answer to the judges question, one example that my colleagues can talk about what theyre doing in their districts. But the attorney general was mindful of it, so one of the privileges when you are the head of the Criminal Division is you work with the u. S. Sentencing commission and we did do that. We also are able to work with the attorney general and with your colleagues in the u. S. Attorneys o