On one side are those who believe Climate Change is real. On the other side are those who doubt our climate is changing. Not only is Climate Change real, but its a clear and present danger caused by us humans. Well, if the climate really is changing, humans arent responsible. We believe Climate Change is a natural course of events. So, its no biggie. During his speech at Georgetown University, president obama made it clear which side of the issue he believes is the correct one. But i dont have much patience for anyone who denies that this challenge is real. [ applause ] we dont have time for a meeting of the flat earth society. [ cheers and applause ] sticking your head in the sand might make you feel safer, but its not going to protect you from the coming storm. Im here to enlist your generations help in keeping the United States of america a leader a Global Leader in the fight against Climate Change. The president announced what he calls his National Action plan to improve the health
Believe Climate Change is real. On the other side are those who doubt our climate is changing. Not only is Climate Change real, but its a clear and present danger caused by us humans. Well, if the climate really is changing, humans arent responsible. We believe Climate Change is a natural course of events. So, its no biggie. During his speech at Georgetown University, president obama made it clear which side of the issue he believes is the correct one. But i dont have much patience for anyone who denies that this challenge is real. [ applause ] we dont have time for a meeting of the flat earth society. [ cheers and applause ] sticking your head in the sand might make you feel safer, but its not going to protect you from the coming storm. Im here to enlist your generations help in keeping the United States of america a leader a Global Leader in the fight against Climate Change. The president announced what he calls his National Action plan to improve the health of our planet. It demands
Audience throughout the United States, canada, and britain. This evening,on we are looking forward to his presentation with our young Friends Group over whiskey and cigars. If you are not a member of our young Friends Group, you should consider that. This morning, this is about churchills political transformation and how it shaped the kind of leader he would become. Please welcome lee pollock. [applause] laura, as one cubs fan to another, thank you for that nice introduction. Hold on just one second. I think someone picked up my notes from here. [laughter] hold on a second. [inaudible] if anyone there we go. Like Winston Churchill, i spin the best part of my life i spent the best part of my life preparing my next and previous remarks extemporaneous remarks. I am delighted to be back here at the National World war i museum. This is my fifth visit and it just gets better and better. Years from now, you will celebrate the 100th anniversary of your collection. I trust you will have a blowo
Museum in kansas city, missouri. Ms. Vogt lee pollock is the executive director and trustee of the International Churchill society. As a Winston Churchill expert, he has spoken about the extraordinary life and times of the late Prime Minister to audiences throughout the United States, canada, and britain. His presentation this evening, we are looking forward to his presentation with our young Friends Group over whiskey and cigars. So, truly, if you are not a member of our young Friends Group, you should consider that, too. This morning, this is about churchills political transformation and how it shaped the kind of leader he would become during world war ii. Please welcome lee pollock. [applause] mr. Pollock laura, as one cubs fan to another, thank you for that very nice introduction. Hold on just one second. I think someone picked up my notes from here. [laughter] mr. Pollock hold on a second. [inaudible] mr. Pollock if anyone there we go. Like Winston Churchill, i have spent the best
That have reputations for being the hardest to get into. The ivies harvard, yale. Princeton. Columbia. Cornell. All the ivy leagues. University of virginia, ucal, even. Northwestern. Vassar. Carnegie mellon. Duke, syracuse. U. Chicago. Mit and university of california. Stanford. Georgetown. And there are lots of others. But still, getting into a good college can be daunting. To give us some advice, were joined by jason ma. Well as the author of the book Young Leaders 3. 0. Hi, jason. Hi. Thanks for inviting me. How important is it to get into one of the top colleges . I think it would depend on your own ambition and your aspirations. If you want to really go for getting into the superelite schools here, then you are going to have to work a lot smarter and harder in preparation. But a lot of kids are happy with state schools and all that. And i would advise that dont goal. Its part of your journey through your, towards your dreams and aspirations. Is it getting harder every year to get