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d labs, research and development. when you think of research and development you think massive tech companies. you guys have an rad. >> you have to have an r&d lab. >> tell us about what you do there. >> entire kitchen at milk bar whether it's in the kitchen in new york city, we have the same kitchen around the corner in d.c., each of our kitchen staff like an r&d area but for me the spirit of innovation and creativity is what makes me sort of tip. i'm a very right brain left brained person and milk bar is very much an extension of me. so being created, exercising that part of the brain is like comes hand-in-hand with the business and do something with a lot of value in. because what we do is like has ordinary roots but is extraordinary. and having that thoughtful time to say how can we reinvent the apple pie and how can we cook chocolate cake and push it further is like making a fresh delicious compost cookie every singlsingly. >> the restaurant industry is on fire. added more jobs issue than healthcare. i feel like every single city in america thinks it's going through a restaurant renaissance. most of them are.

translator: we know chinese, one american company in a joint adventure and will put in 150 billion r&d and rad application in the area of tech knowledge is. in effect, american experts and adding to these in the world, we energy in order to employ respects on the emissions so as to reverse the course of climate change. we also believe china in the president waits at the forefront in clean coal technology. i cannot totally agree with james, but i absolutely agree with his suggestion that the united states together with this government will strengthen cooperation with chinese conference of world agencies survey. china produced 45.6% of the total coal production in the world and the united states is about 21% and we consume about 49%. the united states consume about 15% of carbon reduction in the world. these numbers are pronounced in 2009. now in 2010, chinese power and what is the united states, 46% of coal. so we can see the largest coal producers and can termers can cooperate. there's a huge corporation because we have tremendous capacity and rad and we have relatively sound foundations for c

the american innovation r&d competitor act with restore immediate rad expensing for america's innovators and entrepreneurs. making it more favorable for businesses to make investments in research and development and keep manufacturing and production and jobs here in united states. producing more goods in the united states would also lessen our need to pervert rely on some of the various actors like china. however, not all parts of every good can be sourced here. mr. kinko, how can we increase the supply chain transparency to ensure even if a product is made here is states, we can assured him of the composite material or components are obtained or made with slave labor? >> great question, thank you representative. by opening up the air manifest data domestic manufacturers will be able to see first two is importing products similar to what the manufacturer. you start with that in terms of benefiting the american manufacturer. once they understand who's consuming products they make now more than ever is a good mathematical opportunity for the local supplier to take that business away from t

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d. >> i am for rad. we have too little. e reason is we have a washington trying to pretend we don't need to reform our entitlement programs. ever greater investment in r&d and infrastructure. >> moderator: thank you very much. jenkins: we need to promote the general welfare and the constitution specifically calls for a bridge to invest in arts and sciences. again, we must manage a budget. we do not prioritize appropriately dubbed the vote. science is an important element of investing by the constitution. again, we can't promote corporate welfare. primarily how would try to get things going to strike handouts to companies like when the company says that this will create better technology. we need to work with universities. these individuals that investigate sites to find solutions. so how we deploy the money needs to change. i further say we have a crisis in stem education. we are statistically low and students in these categories i went back to look at and say we can invest more, but do we have the personnel are students ava

d. tkpwar sreupb of rad -- gsrvin of radcliffe, kentucky died in afghanistan while in support of operation enduring freedom. he was 20 years old. for his service in uniform, specialist garvin received special awards services and decorations including the army commendation medal, the army good conduct medal, the national defense service medal, the afghanistan campaign medal with bronze service star, the global war on terrorism medal, the army service ribbon, the overseas service ribbon, the nato medal, the basic aviation badge, and the overseas service bar. specialist garvin had a nickname "tater" given to him by his father cliff. that's because when he was born on july 4, 1989, he weighed a little more than five pounds. wow said cliff to his wife, nate's mother melanie. he's not much bigger than a sack of taters. the nickname stuck. nate may have been on the small side but he did not shy away from risk. he was the daredevil of the family, melanie remembers. as soon as he was old enough to walk, he had no fears. as he grew, he would climb trees to the tiptop to get on top of roofs, scaring

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designed poorly which is quite intelligent targeting research that leads to r&d to deliver higher traffic than income generated rad. we should also remember the bob dole act in the 1980s allowed it to be patented. it is really interesting. they also say you better make sure the taxpayer doesn't pay twice. last year nih spent around are the 1 billion in research both asic and applied in the problem is what happens to the prices of these drugs. did they reflect that input? it is not only in at not only inadequate writing a lot about how we might get the measures but the pricing mechanism that love could be one way the taxpayer could be rewarded that the government has never felt the confidence to exercise precisely because of the narrative where you are meddling in the market when you created the market and so much evidence for the finance has shaped the health care industry. as soon as we talk about government having a say on the price for the price or the whole upon the tradition and for the government meddling in the health care industry. >> what i'm hearing you say is we get more innovation if we piled more into

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