with coral reefs and make her way down into darker more mysterious depths. i know what i am excited about is to be joined by two incredible marine scientists and authors for joining us today rip author of life on the rocks, building a future for coral reefs doctor juli berwald. [applause] as well as an intrepid explorer research scientist author of below the edge of darkness a memoir of exploring light and life in the deep-sea doctor edithin widder. [applause] we like to thank the national endowment of the arts for sponsoringan the stage. our plan for our time today is to explore both of these books which explore e ocean science as well as personal stories. julie and edie take us on personal journeys with its navigating medical mysteries or struggling some time despairing before pushing forward. my own career path starred in ocean conservation so it is a personal joy to explore these things. and i am so excited to get into this together. our plan is i ll ask each of them to m
than a dream act the revolution that army would be the majority leader that phil gramm s economic expertise along with the leaders at least for a narrow window in the political history would be. while we have to be careful as historians not to dwell on the past we can as we are on the brink of a red wave and, i mean, that philosophically to know that isn t about party registration about one party being in charge instead of another. it s about the ideas that define us as a people namely freedom, flourishing. and this town andnd this government is spending less money than it does so it is a great privilege to have senator phil gramm, one of my a politicl mentors who was thinking about running for a different office and was in louisiana. this is before there was a red wave in louisiana. would you adopt us as our third senator hehe said yes son just keep doing what you re doing so here we are years later. welcome back to heritage but without further ado it s also an equally great
those of you who are here in the audience those of you who have thank you so much those ofe. you are here in the audience, those of you have joint online on c-span book. this is going to be a riveting conversation at a say that as someone who is a historian said just a couple of minutes of comets before he turned over to my friend and colleague steve moore who really will be running the show tonight. and that is a 1994 i was president of my universities college republicans. it was more than a dream as a son of the reagan revolution, that dick armey would soon be the majority leader, that phil grams economic expertise along with leader army, police for a narrow window in american political history would be ascendant in this town. and while we have to be careful as the story is not to dwell in the past, we can as we are on the brink of a red wave, and a mean that philosophically not as a partisan this year, know that that isn t merely about party registration, one party being
is, first come i m sorry for you and also you may help yourself out of the f room. we re goingr to be diving into 5 minutes of conversation about our oceans. we will start in sundrenched shallow waters with clarice s and then make our way down into darker more mysterious depths. what i m excited about is rejoined by two incredible marine scientists and authors. joining us today we have the author of lifee on the rocks am building a future for coral reefs, doctor juli berwald. [applause] as well as an intrepid explorer research scientist and author of below the edge of darkness, a memoir of exploring light and life in b the deep-se, doctor edith widder. [applause] we would like to thank the national endowment for the arts for sponsoring this stage and our plan for our time today is to export both of these books which explore ocean science as well as personal stories. julie and edie will take us on personal journeys whether that s navigating medical mysteries or struggling
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