Tucker and adrian brettle about the confederacys domestic and international goals. So sur good evening. Everyone. Can everyone hear me . Well. Good. Im mary mclaughlin. Im a Program Coordinator with the smithsonian associates, and id like to welcome you to what promises to be the very perfect halloween evening. On the grizzly world of victorian surgery before we begin and i introduce our speaker. Id like to ask everyone to please check their cell phones and make sure they are silenced. Im also delighted to let you know that this program is being filmed by cspan to be aired at a later date. So if you enjoy Tonights Program and would like to see it again or if you think youre friends would like to see it. You should check periodically over the next few weeks to see Hyphen Span Dot org and see if its up some take sometimes it takes a couple of weeks for them to run a show and other times it can be one or two months. So periodically. It is my pleasure to introduce our speaker, dr. Lindsey
[inaudible] do you feel that the report went far enough in naming people for accountability? as we know, dps officials outside of the a lot of video and it doesn t seem that this report really touches on their actions. it seems to focus mostly on the . are you concerned about that reaction? i don t understand why they are allowed privacy. my child, those children, they are named in this report because they re dead. everybody should have been named. if i could follow that up, do you think devious is off the hook on this? to any of you just want to it s hard to answer the question because we ve only been given an hour to have to kind of look through the report. so we don t even know if they are mentioned in there or not. we would hope that they are. the cause they were there so we hope that they are accountable for their actions. following up on, that monica madden, cnn, i know that you are still sifting the through the report, but were you hoping that the a
good evening everyone. can anyone hear me well? good. i am mary mclaughlin, a program coded with the smithsonian associates and i like to welcome you to what is promised to be very perfect halloween evening on the crucible of the victorian surgery. before we begin risley like us everyone to check their cell phones and make sure they are silenced. i m also like to let you know that this program is being filled by c-span to be aired at a later date, so if you ve enjoyed tonight program and would like it again, or if you think your friend like to see it, you should check over the next few weeks c-span and see if it is up. sometimes it takes a couple of weeks for them to run a show and other times it can be one or two months. so it s worth checking periodically. it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker doctor lindsey fitzharris. she tells me as a little girl she s to drag her grandmother trump cemetery to cemetery so that she could hunt ghosts. so some thought she was obses
can actually provide ubiquitous access. it s a great mission. host: what are some of the companies you represent? guest: well, just this month i was able to spend time with alaska communications, flew down from there to western new mexico with western new mexico communications. both focused on rural communities and extending next generation broadband services to them. all the way up to companies that are national in scope and vision from at&t and verizon and centurylink and consolidated, frontier, windstream. it s a consortium of companies that are very different, different business models but are bound together by a singular vision to get more broadband out to more americans and do so with smart policies. host: before we start talking about some of those policies, give us a sense of your background. it s a little bit eclectic, isn t it? guest: and i ll take that as a compliment, thank you. i have been in the business of technology for a good part of my career, leadin
know that this program is being filmed by c-span to be aired at a later date, so if you enjoy tonight s program and would like to see it again or if you think your friends would like to see it, we should check periodically over the next few weeks to c-span.org and see if it s up. sometimes it takes a couple of weeks for them to run a show and other times it could be one or two months, so it s worth checking periodically. it is my pleasure to introduce our speaker, dr. lindsey fitzharris. dr. fitzharris tells me as a little girl she used to drag her grandmother fromet cemetery to cemetery so that she could hunt ghosts. though some thought she was obsessed with death from an early age, she like ared to think she was simply fascinated with the t past and with the people who lived there. thus began her lifelong on to session with history. on to session with history. dr. fitzharris received a doctorate in the fields of science, med kin and technology from the university of oxford.