App. Is Deputy Editor for the military times. Plans to take up its defense policy bill, what are some of the key priorities . There are quite a few issues dealing with military housing. A lot of folks have been following that issue. A lot of issues have arisen. This is going to put 300 million towards that program. A lot more planes, ships. Of 750 top line 750 billion in spending. Than Congressional Democrats have been looking for. The Armed Services committee has marked up one 17 billion less. To be a key point as these move forward. As the Senate Version hits the floor, who should we be watching . Some of the key issues they are going to be talking about . Enough he will be laying out what the priorities are. Pass a committee with bipartisan support. Jack reed has made arguments about why this is good. ,n terms of the lower spending it will be interesting to see who in the democratic side steps forward and argues this may be an excessive bill. House side is more in favor of it. It is
Topic, fostering bipartisanship in intelligence oversight. We have a senior fellow at the center for National American security. And a former National Security lawyer within the doj from 20002010. The bush and obama administrations. Really, the poster children or lawmakers for bipartisanship on an Intelligence Committee, congressman Rupert Berger from maryland is district and includes the National Security agency. And former congressman and the chairman of the house Intelligence Committee, mike rogers. All of you know mike and dutch. Mike and dutch served on the committee as chairman and in ranking from 20112015. And mike and 2016. So we will start this is just a very timely topic at such a remarkable moment marked by intense partisanship, including even in National Security, which is an area that has traditionally been impervious to party affiliation. And the bipartisanship, we know it is not necessarily always mean everybody will always agree and lets agree all the time, but there ar
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Wendy and welcome, everyone, to this edition of christian world news. Im wendy griffith. George thomas is on assignment. In southern egypt, muslims killed two christian men for failing to pay them protection money. Muslims in the area are demanding christians pay them jija, a kind of tax that islamic law requires religious minorities to pay muslims. But the tax is so high many christians simply cant af foafford it. The voice of the martyrs reports that a muslim man demanded a christian in a village to pay him nearly 1500. The christian sought help from local police, but to no avail. When he failed to come up with the money, several muslims went to his home and shot him and his cousin to death. The murders are just one example of how christians in southern egypt are facing great danger from the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of former president Mohammed Morsi. Gary lane has more. Reporter egyptian christians in the gil of minia are afraid for their future. Christian activists adel sh
Dr. Fuller is an associate professor economics at Grove City College and a faculty affiliate of the program, economics and privacy at the George Mason Scalia law school. He received his b. A. In economics from Grove City College and a ph. D. In economics from george mason university. He has published in journals such as public choice, the International Review of law and economics, the review of austrian economics and others. I know dr. Fuller as not only a wonderful professor and friend, but also one of a very, very select group who knows how to use powerpoint well. So youre in for a treat today. Please join me in welcoming dr. Fuller. Thanks so much. Good afternoon. Thank you for that very introduction, noah. Its a pleasure to be with all of you this afternoon. I want to thank noah gould, my former student, for inviting. And i want to thank the institute and especially fathers for building such a marvelous institution that continues to do so much good in the world. Theres really no ot