Kaplanter kaplan dr. Joining us on the fed, the economics, and how it folds into policy. Joins us, james acey from aberdeen standard. We love having him on for a more holistic view of what is going on. How alone is technology here in its ascent . James i think it looks incredibly alone. If you look at the u. S. Equity market without scratching beneath the surface, the messages that youve had an amazing recovery. The equity market is not just priced return to normality, but it has gone beyond. When you scratch a little beneath that surface. They really are the only things pushing higher, almost regardless of incoming data, regardless of the economic environment we face. That trend is global as well. Youou take the msci world, get a very different picture. If you take tech out of u. S. Equities, you get a very different picture again. It does seem that the market is saying that virus were no virus, whatever the world we are about to face, it is not a bad thing for tech. Quite the opposit
I am the new executive director of chicago ideas. Being born and raised this amazing city and now raising my own family just down the street come i feel incredibly proud to call myself a true blue chicago in. Anybody else feel that way . [applause] the makes me even prouder to know this team that works each and every day to challenge our city in the world beyond to share ideas and inspire actions and ignite change. Chicago ideas is all about piquing curiosity and pursuing connectivity so in that spirit i would like you to turn to a person you dont know and introduce yourself and share why you are here tonight and share your most trusted source of political news might be. It could be an oxymoron. [laughter] i will give you 60 seconds. [inaudible conversations] it will be tough for me to try to get this room back. So if i can, everyone. I love you are getting to know each other. Theres plenty of time after the program. This is also a good time witnesses a good time for me to take a quick
The federalists Molly Hemingway and Judicial Crisis Networks carried severino examine the confirmation of Supreme Court justice by kevin on the future of the quote. There interviewed by los angeles times, Supreme Court correspondent david savage. Afterwards his weekly Interview Program with relevant guesthouse interviewing top nonfiction authors about the latest work. Will last somber, washington saw a particularly fierce political fight over President Trump news nomination of judge Brett Kavanaugh to succeed Justice Anthony kennedy on the Supreme Court. Not always notifying experience, it was a mean and ugly fight at times. We know how it turned out that judge kavanaugh note justice kavanaugh, was merely confirmed an largely partyline vote that was a memorable fight so i did youtube choose to retell the story in the book link. Forum. Will both involved in the kavanaugh confirmation battle shes working on the confirmation covering we knew that we had the story here and we had good acce
Court. Not always an edifying experience. It was a mean and ugly fight at times we know how it turned out. Judge kavanaugh, nowjustice kavanaugh, was narrowly confirmed on a largely partyline vote. But it was a memorable fight, so why did you two choose to retell this story in a booklength form . Guest carrie and i were both involved in the confirmation battle, working on the confirmation, covering it as journalists. We knew that we had a good story here, we knew that we had good access, and we wanted to lay it down, get the record down. And so we interviewed more than 100 people including the president and various other people at the white house, Supreme Court justices, people in the senate, and we are so glad we did because this was something that gripped the nation last year. And when youre in the chaos of it in the moment, its worth reflecting on after the dust has settled about lessons to learn from it, what were some of the things that happened behind the scenes, and were really
Court. It is not always an edifying experience but a mean and ugly fight at times and we know how it turned out, judge kavanaugh now Justice Kavanaugh was narrowly confirmed on a largely partyline vote. It was a memorable site so why did you to choose to retell this story in book links for . Guest we were both involved in the kavanaugh confirmation battle. She was working on the confirmation and covering it as a journalist. We knew we had a good story here and knew that we had good access and we wanted to lay it down and get the record down and so we interviewed more than 100 people, including the president and various other people and several Supreme Court justices people in the senate and we are so glad we did because this was something that gripped the nation last year and in the chaos of it and in the moment it is worth reflecting on after the dust settled about lessons to learn from it and what were the things that happened behind the scenes and were glad we got to do it. Guest ab