morning. alabama, good caller: the biggest problem we have in this country is a drug problem. it used up the drugs, you stop all the killing and the violence. you have mexicans coming across the border. you either pay 3500 dollars to come across or you have to bring some drugs across. in alabama, if you get address did arrested for drugs, it is two years before you go to trial. if we can stop the drugs, we can stop the violence. host: anthony is also in alabama. go ahead. i am a 23-year-old student at the university of alabama. i wanted to speak on the experience i have had. me and some friends a year ago tried to play a joke. we were in the neighborhood and we decided to take some fights on each other and see who would stop to help the black guy and who would stop to help the white guy and unfortunately, i did not when they picked a fight with myself and the guys that were with me. they got stopped by a couple of neighbors and chased down. 30 minutes later, we went to a di
cannot be a more timely conversation and could be not more timely because the labor market is the worst part is a benefits have expired, both of which we have done in recent years. i wanted to provide some broad economic context that motivates the reforms. talk about some of the economic benefits of ui, and talk about some of the ways the current system could be strengthened and present proposals the president put forward, but notably, these proposals have a lot in common with a lot of the proposals in the new report. the most important thing is not even any of the specifics, but making sure we are all having a conversation, both about the ideas i will be talking about, but other thought-provoking ideas be jobseekers allowance, which merits further discussion and consideration. to start, with three economic problems that i worry about every day, and the ui reform, currently plays a role in helping with and can play an even better role, i wanted to begin with number one, t
facts of this case the economic situation are somewhat different that are ordinarily true in this industry because as handlers the hornes actually assumed the full financial responsibility for the raisins that were not turned over to the department of agricultural. the producers in this case were fully paid for their raisins. this is a factual finding to be found in the judicial officer s opinion at 66 a of the appendix to the petition. the hornes paid the producers for their raisins corn to the judicial officer, those raisins became part of the inventory of the hornes. when the risen administrative committee which i will refer to as the r.a.c. came after the raisins it was the hornes and the hornes only who bore the economic burden of this taking. i thought the growers were paid only for the volume that they were permitted that was permitted the permitted volume and that they were not paid for what goes in the reserve pool? justice ginsburg that is true in the ordinary
screeria nigeria. - national review host an idea summit examining conservatism. next, a hearing on seafood industry and regulations. louisiana senator david vitter has introduced legislation that would increase inspection standards on imported seafood to ensure foreign inspectors meet safety standards. this hearing is an hour and 20 minutes. good afternoon. we re going to start our hearing today on the impact of federal labor and safety laws on the u.s. seafood industry. thanks for joining us today. we re going to be hearing from two panels of expert witnesses and stakeholders a federal panel who i ll introduce in a minute and then a stakeholder panel. i want to thank all of our witnesses for being here today to testify on these important issues. as anyone who has visited louisiana knows, we enjoy great quality seafood and that plays a major role in our culture and in our economy. and this is true for other states in the united states. it is an
in rural communities, and we think the need is largely met in that program, not only through federal funding, but through state and private sector funding, but we do allow people to come in through our outreach funding to get at the same issue. they could come in for outreach funding or network funding for a request in the budget and do the same thing in the sense they can develop a program that seeks to purchase supplies and put them in the communities. the remaining need out there, it can be met through the outreach program. and the hospital improvement program you d continue is a $25 million program? yes, sir. that in the current year spending 25 and preparing another 25 next year? correct? the 20 this year for similar purposes goes away in the president s budget? yes. the program, there s no request for that, funded historically at 15 million and the other 5 million is request for emergency devices program. what are the what obstacles do you see in telehea