and building up the state. her address comes courtesy of south carolina etv. [applause] please be seated. ladies and gentlemen of the joint assembly an honored guest. i am proud to present you have to the honorable governor of south carolina. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. mr. speaker, mr. president, ladies and gentlemen of the general assembly, constitutional officers and my fellow south carolinians: tonight, we have come together to discuss the state of south carolina - the success we have enjoyed and the challenges we face. but we must first acknowledge, as we do every year, that without the selfless sacrifice of our men and women in uniform who have dedicated their lives to protecting our freedoms, this night would not be possible. so now, please join me as we pay tribute to those who gave the last full measure of devotion in the service of their state and country: capt. james e. chaffin iii, west columbia staff sgt. irard “jerry” gass, jr.huger depu
colorado governor. [applause] is the south carolina governor talks about the gas tax and building up the state. her address comes courtesy of south carolina etv. [applause] please be seated. ladies and gentlemen of the joint assembly an honored guest. i am proud to present you have to the honorable governor of south carolina. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. mr. speaker, mr. president, ladies and gentlemen of the general assembly, constitutional officers and my fellow south carolinians: tonight, we have come together to discuss the state of south carolina - the success we have enjoyed and the challenges we face. but we must first acknowledge, as we do every year, that without the selfless sacrifice of our men and women in uniform who have dedicated their lives to protecting our freedoms, this night would not be possible. so now, please join me as we pay
opposed to a triad. would it force those kinds of decisions? i think it i don t think o ha that discussion will ever go away, senator. i m a believer in the triad but we clearly have to have cu discussions that involve the air force, the navy, the departments the congress, national security counsel and white house to determine, where is the nation going to go with this? we don t have enough money in d our air force and navy to do allry the modernization you would need to do if we took everybody s desire and tried to meet it.ied thank you all. i want to thank the turn witnesses. for the record know the abc but for the record if sequestration returns next year can your service execute the defense strategic guidance? no senator no, chairman. , no xharm. no, chairman. no, chairman. thank your. i want to thank you all for your wan very straightforward testimony tio and candid testimony. and i would like to mention two things with c you. one, and it was referr
the sweet business of ice cream. froyo and cupcakes. that is all ahead on lunch money. a change at the top, ford motor company. effective july 1, alan elected to retire as president and ceo and member of our board. our board of directors met and elected mark to fill those same shoes. [applause] applause all around for ford employees. phil has been at the company for 25 years and is young for a ceo at a major carmaker, just 53. the first order of business is to have a great transition over the next couple of months. it continues to stay relentlessly focused on implementing our plan and bringing more great products and innovations with top quality to the marketplace. that is our sole focus. i do not plan to make any changes because it is the strongest team and we will continue to grow in the same direction, and it is very exciting to grow a business and everyone is energized around that. people knew the day would come when alan would eventually step down. he led ford
rick perlstein, in your third book,in that period from 1962 to 1976, you talk about being a dark time in our history. i am talking about global warming, look at the ebola crisis. of course, the middle east is blowing up again. in america, the crisis of inequality, we kind of have a new normal of which 7% or 8% of unemployed it is ok, the skyrocketing of inequality, the bankers that seem to be able to get away with everything, but, the 1970 s were really awful too. here you are, 13 years ago when you were talking on this program. i want to see if your beliefs are the same today. i am a european-style social democrat. i probably identify with the tradition which has given america progressive income tax, education, some kind of old age insurance, and we have nothing to be ashamed of. i believe that we can take back the standard of american politics from conservatives. i would not change a word. in this book, you write about what era? the invisible bridge. it cov