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planning and autism. he talked to senator or in chairs the committee. the committee will come to order. before i begin i wantto discuss on behalf of the committee how we all feel . in light of yesterday s events in florida. i was personally horrified as i watched the news unfold yesterday, that though i was also moved to hear some of the stories of the heroism displayed by some of the students and teachers at the school. in times like these i know that the thoughts expressed by those of us far away can sometimes seem empty and meaningless in the face of such a terrible tragedy. i will simply say i am praying for all those affected by these acts of senselessviolence. that of course includes a member of our committee will i know is mourning the loss in his own state . may they all find peace, healing and a speedy recovery. i welcome everybody here. and today s hearing which will be our third and final hearing on the fiscal year 2019. currently, we already have the treasury se
morning. students can call in at (202) 748-8000. parents and teachers, (202) 748-8001. phone lines were members of law enforcement, four members of law enforcement, (202) 748-8002. all others can call in at (202) 748-8003. you can catch up with us on social media. twitter, @cspanwj. facebook.com/c-span. which are you the president at the white house yesterday, talking about these upcoming meetings with those who have been impacted by school shootings and what he hopes to get from those meetings. [video clip] do more to protect our children. this week i will be holding a number of discussions with students, local leaders, and law enforcement to develop concrete steps that we can take to secure our schools, safeguard our students, and protect our communities. school safety is a top priority for my administration. that is why, when governors from across the nation visit the white house next week, we will be discussing at great length what the federal and state governments can
next, ibm president and ceo talks about workforce skills and innovation at the national governors association annual winter meeting in washington. she is interviewed by the nevada governor and nga chair, brian sandoval. this is just over one hour. welcome, everyone, to the second day of the 2018 meeting of the nation s governors. yesterday, we had great discussions on how governors are working with our international partners in australia to enhance their economies, enhancing the food and agricultural industries in their states, and tackling the opioid crisis, and i really do want to extend my thanks to our australian friends, or mates , as we affectionately call them, and the individual governors who led the sessions yesterday, i thought they were asked renee. i can speak for myself and the other governors that we have learned so much so far, and today promises to do the same. we also had a great evening last night, a bipartisan relationship building during the nj purple pa
represents me, mandate that i pay these fees, whether i want to or not. i was not asked. it came out of my paycheck. for i saw the deduction union dues, i said, where is this coming from? i am not a member of the union. i never signed a pledge card, i never asked. my colleague said you have to have this fee come out. if you do not, you lose your job. what about the idea that you want the benefits of union protection but you do not want to pay the fees? guest: they are getting all of this money from public sector workers like myself, that choose not to be a member of the union. therefore, because of that, they -riding on our money. crux of this.sic of freedom of association. i do not have that. host: will you be arguing in front of the justices today? guest: i will. host: tell us about the edom our argument is that the court got it wrong back then. a union takes these fees and uses them for hardening, which is political advocacy. it tells the government how much spend on work