Television for serious readers. Good evening, everyone my name is kevin butterfield of the executive director of the national library for the city of george washington mount vernon welcome to our evening book talk for the month of april 2021. Will throw to javi here and excited about our conversation on the first inauguration george washington in the republic of stephen browne. One note coming up on may will be our third and final we have had two wonderful conversations with cheney, thomas ricks and thus far separate tickets are available for the final conversation remember that if you select the ticket that i am thinking of will prove an autographed copy of the book, richard bernstein of harvey bernstein and noted author has a new book called the education of john adams am excited to talk to him about it please join us for the third and final segment of the 2021 michelle smith flex series. To introduce about our speaker tonight, we will learn more as we join the conversation stephen b
constitutional classes, where hosting congresswoman mary scanlon to explore the power of congress and the role in it. we had our high school students asking whether congress could constitutionally impose a covid-19 mask mandate. in the chat room was on fire it was so exciting to hear the students balancing competing arguments on competing signs. 97i, and author of the award-winning why we must be era, former ceo of the foreman s equality and with the independent women s form of whether we should revive the equal rights amendment. friends i ve been looking forward to this program for any months. jeff: the topic is so centrally important to our understanding of our founding principles and the american idea. and we are honored to have not only three of america s greatest scholars on this topic with a three great american scholars. was not about what the founders in the greek and the romans, if these guys don t know it, the no one does. i m so excited to induce end and introduce
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congress jefferson building including the designers, construction and declaration. the u.s. capital historical society hosted this event as part of their annual summer lecture series. it is about one hour. quite a few more people expect you can see on the cover that we have this personal information on the lower right side. if you do not have a copy and would like one or if you would like another just send me a email. i will send you a copy. ultimately you can get a copy whether you have wanted they are not. this is a mixed audience, i have no idea of your expertise. my expertise is this i am a docent at the library. i have become interested in the history of building the building. interested in it because of the individuals involved. big buildings need big egos. that is what we have here. there is no question about it. the fascinating psychological story, the historical story. i am going to go into these primary elements. i amu do not know this sorry i am repetitious but
through a lens of activism, and tonightism that is here that s in the overflow room that s spreading across the an activism that stopped the repeal of the worst that i haveislation ever seen in all my time in government. . heering and applause] rep. keating: senator warren and both represent the united states and the commonwealth of also husetts but i represent marshfield and this region and in the course of the going to talking about not just national issues nd international issues, but also national issues that affect our region proportionally, and terrible piece of of the ion, the repeal to rdable healthcare act, $2.1 billion in cuts, that means services and nd out of pocket costs. things i ll just mention through the course is his: people say we re reducing the cost. they re reducing the cost in the federal budget. but in my district, our district, if you re 55-64 years f age, it would have resulted $5269 on average out of pocket. if you were on medicare with it cription