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that if you were speaking at the university of alabama, you would have to speak in shorter sentences. tom: it is a standard line for me. at commencements, i took out the rival of the school. someone actually did radio commentary. it was a joke. if i were alabama i would say the same thing about florida state. if i were in ohio, i would talk about michigan. it is something i have used over the years and i knew as soon as i said it that alabama would go nuts. they have lost the last two football games they played against ole miss and they happened to be there, so that is why i did it. and i saw my friend curtis runs a very good journalism department down there. they have gone from 25 students to more than 200. they won this past year, the big collegiate press association investigative reporting for work they did in the delta about how the delta has not changed necessarily consistent with the civil rights movement. there are a lot of very bright students. i did a lecture there a
New-yorkUnited-statesArkansasMiamiFloridaMontanaJapanAlabamaMongoliaTexasIranWashington course. the fed s ability to predict where rates will go is limited, because she says disturbances continues to buffer the economy. yellen adds the federal funds in the longer3% run. that is higher than most people would put it. much of the rest of the speeches on the fed policy actions and how they have actions and recovery. yellen goes on to say that at this point we need those tools going forward, although she says the fed is not at this moment studying the idea of targeting higher inflation or nominal gdp. she goes on to talk about the need for some fiscal policy going forward, but doesn t make a big deal of it. yellen says in the future, the economy should grow. interestingly, the fed chair also makes a defense of the ability to respond to the next recession, even with low interest rates. she says in the past interest rates has started with the fed higher than it should be. interest rates so low, that is not going to be a problem. vonnie: we have seen the two-year inte
New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaJapanGermanyWashingtonBrazilTurkeyBostonMassachusettsZurichZüsz we have finite resources. we re doing the best we can. in this instance it seems focused on this particular command. i would say we re asking for them to do more and to ensure we the americans all and we are partnering with the african partners that we have, we certainly need these type of resources and locations proximate to where they would have to be engaged. enqueue. any other witness? thank you. any other witness? think you for taking times to appear before us today. we stand adjourned. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] the chairman of the house armed services committee, but mckeon said this is not serve in a capacity to keep them reliable insight into the program. nor does he offer specific courses of action not taken. nogoes onto say we have evidence that department of state officials delayed the decision to employ what few resources they have available to respond. facebook, w
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