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tohave two different sides this. we have what mike pence said a strength andy of trump wants to pull out of nato. he has all these different are contrary to what pence is saying which leads wonder what kind of exist in the republican party or this of a largerptom problem within the republican party as a whole and i m only 20 years old. watch this and see that really the two party system is apart. the democratic party with bernie sanders and now more so the republican party with the nomination of donald trump. it leads me to wonder where this country is headed because i m alive for it long after these presidents are gone. wondering if this is a trend or something i need to worry about. not be my favorite person in the world, i prefer thato the unpredictability is the phenomenon of donald trump. 20 years old and watching us from california. governoratching as pence leaves the scene there at virginia.niversity in farmville is a small town. so small there is not many acco ....
our series on television called first ladies: influence and image. we took every program, we had some of the greatest historians. we took them and put them into narrative form in each chapter. every first lady has a chapter. it includes time as first lady. some of them had great influence. some of them had less and less. was it hard to find records ladies? abigail adams, boston massachusetts historical society, thousands of letters between her and john adams where she is lobbying him to remember the ladies and lobbying him on slavery. martha washington burned all her papers. only to exist will stop you go from one extreme to another and the farther along you make it in time, you see the adaptation of technology and the role of first lady begins to emerge as well. now there is a very public role for most of these first ladies. in the past they could get away a they wanted to be behind the scenes but not anymore. former first lady is running for president. the c ....
one trillion dollars in tax increases, more regulation, more of the same $1 trillion in tax increases, more regulation, more of the same war on coal. hillary clinton and tim kaine want to build on obamacare and make it a single-payer program. hillary clinton thinks obamacare is a good start. we have a plan to get health care working again by lowering taxes across the board for working families, small businesses, and family farms, ending the war on coal that is hurting jobs, repealing obamacare lock. stock, and repealing all of the executive orders obama has signed that are startling economic stifling economic growth in this country. on top of that, the trade deals that have put the american worker first, you have got a prescription for real growth. when you get the economy growing, elaine, that is when you can deal with the national debt. when we get back to 3.5% to 4% growth, then we are going to have the resources to meet our nation s needs at home, abroad, and th ....
defend your own voting record. gov. pence: you are running with hillary clinton. you say you are going to keep the promises of social security. donald trump and i are going to cut taxes. sen. kaine: you are going to raise taxes on the middle class. gov. pence: we will meet the obligations of social security and medicare. path that youthe have is on, we are going to be in a mountain range of that. of that. of debt. elaine: all right, let me move on. the issue of law enforcement and race relations. law enforcement and race relations. after the dallas police shooting, police chief david brown said we are asking cops to do too much in this country. every societal failure, we put it off on the cops. not enough mental health funding, drug addiction funding, and schools fail. do we ask too much of police officers in this country? how would you specifically address the chief s concerns. sen. kaine: that is a very fair comment. we put all that on police s shoulders. a c ....
other ways to access vehicles. the notion of autonomous driving is not science fiction, it is coming. david: have you been in any of these? mr. ford: absolutely. i m not afraid at all. it s fascinating. the first time, it is a leap of faith, but then you realize it s interesting. david: were you in the back seat? [laughter] mr. ford: it s interesting, because there will be no steering wheel or petals. you can sit anywhere you want. there are ethical questions that will have to be solved before they become is. ubiquitous. meaning, if we are driving and an accident,s these cars have such computing power. outcome fort society is the car to take you out, because what if the car can intercept a runaway car that might be hitting 10 pedestrians? for societies sake, it might be safe to save the 10 pedestrians and kill me. those are the ethical questions we have never had to face. no one company is going to solve it. we have to have can you imagine, if we had one algorithm ....