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good morning. [applause] good morning early birds. thank you so much for coming out early for a private breakfast. welcome to those of you and livestream land. i appreciatappreciat e having you. this is the first playbook wreck the stuff 2013 so we look forward to seeing you throughout the year after the amazing year that we had last year. this morning we are going to go inside the gang of eight. we have two of the ringleaders here this morning senator mccain, senator schumer who helps pull off something that in washington people didn t think was possible which was a bipartisan agreement so they will take us inside that and we are going to look ahead to the coming day. before we chat with the senators we are going to welcome politico s manu raju who helped break the story and after that senator mccain. before that i would like to thank bank of america for their partnership for making these conversations possible including that incrediblincredibl e brunch and inauguration
VietnamRepublic-ofMontanaUnited-statesAlabamaNevadaBrooklynNew-yorkChinaNew-mexicoRussiaWashington next, a discussion about the lessons learned from the 2012 campaign, and how they apply to the current session of congress. at 11:00, q and a with mark shields. then, in other chance to see british prime minister david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. if you have got some hotshot who just got his phd in computer science from stanford, she is getting offers from all over the world. if you can say, you can stay in some limbo for six years that is not competitive. hungers can do a lot. congress can do a lot. you do not have to be a fission on your iphone to understand the application on policy and what makes it work and what makes it not work. it is difficult to make investment decisions and expect any return on investment when you have no way to predict the future. our difficulty is there is no consistency or certainty in our policy decisions. the government s role in technology and policy from this year s ces international consumer e
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