Participation from the ground up. I was thrilled with that. Policymakers in my state took notice of that. It is to me very encouraging. Young people want to be creative. A screenwriter said if we had pay prior ties nation, she probably wouldnt be able to be creative and get things done. She works with independent types of people. It is one of those things where the young people, creative people innovators totally get it. That was thrilling. It gives me hope or what we need to do for the future. Back to spectrum, the federal government still controls quite a bit of spectrum. Representative matsui a federal incentive spectrum act. What happens with dod, we realized we could Work Together. There are other agencies. Why dont we incentivize them to look and see what they can do with it. What our bill does in essence is whenever we go and identify particular parts of the spectrum to incentivize them to release their spectrum and they would get a percentage of proceeds. Think about the fact w
Wage. With that, let me introduce you to our three grand prize winning students, anna gilligan, katie demos, and michael lozovoy. We welcome all of you. Anna, tell me about your school. Anna we go to the school for creative and performing arts. I am in art major. Katie is a band major. And michael is also an art major with me. How many attend the school . Anna about 300. Host and how do you get to go to the school . Katie in fourth grade you can audition through a process in in our area. If your are, you will submit a portfolio. In band, you will audition. They review the additions and they will select a few students to go to school. Host what is it like going to school there . Michael it is very adjusting. It is a Smaller School than the normal Public Schools in lexington. If you come in and fourth grade and leave in eighth grade, you spent five years there with normally the same people because when you go to that school, normally people stay there. When you audition, there is a lot o
Corporate tax rate, making it competitive. If we were really smart, we would do another big stimulus. You are saying, what . What did he just say . Remember that big stimulus that we were supposed to have at the beginning of the Obama Administration . Whatever happened to that . I know where we could get a big stimulus. There is 2 trillion of offshore money because they will not bring it back because it will be taxed at 35 . What if we give them a tax holiday and let them bring it back, repatriate that money . It wont cost us a dime. [applause] dr. Carson that is the kind of thing we have to start thinking about. If you go to the Financial Advisor and you are in trouble they will tell you there are a few they will ask you for questions. What do you own . What do you know . Owe . Well, we only a lot owe a lot. What do we own . We own a lot, also. Just in terms of land and the mineral rights for it, we are probably at least 50 trillion. We own dams. We own levees. We own railroads. The g
Now the race for mayor in new york city. This formed the latest in a series of debates between the candidates with less than three weeks before voters in new york city go to the polls. The democratic primary is scheduled for tuesday, september 10th. If no candidate obtains 40 of the vote a runoff will take place between the top two finishers. In a leading democrat and republican will face each other in the november 5th general election. The race continues to make national headlines, and it will put the candidates and their campaign in the perspective. Joining us from new york, kate taylor for the New York Times. Thank you for being with us. A pleasure. Three weeks to go, set up this race. What youre looking at . As you said, if none of the candidates get 40 in the primary there will be a runoff but when the top two candidates. What you have right now is three candidates all in a very tight race for who will be the two people who get into the runoff. The most recent polls, roughly tied.
The airline or if she is getting caught up in a hamster wheel. Welcome to fox news night. The white house dealing with a second white house staffer resigns over allegations of Domestic Violence a day after white house staff secretary rob porter cleaned out his desk over accusations by two of his exwives. Critics are questioning how the Trump Administration is handling the issue and whether it could cost the chief of staff his job. Chief National Correspondent ed henry joins us. The second white house staffer this week alone resigning amid allegations of domestic abuse. Speech writer David Sorenson after his former wife claimed he was violent and emotionally abusive. Denies the allegations but stepped down amidst the outcry that started with the exit of rob porter a white house aide. White house officials are pushing back hard on an abc news report that says john kelly may be on the outs. A spokesman the retired general did not offer his resignation today. He is still under fire for off