government is providing email service the terms and conditions of that service will be written by aleck to legislators answerable to we the people we don't like them we can elect new legislators to change them and because they're law unlike with google if someone snoops on your e-mail and go to jail after all it's currently a federal crime to open up another person's first class mail in the united states there is precedent in those same protections and was could easily be applied to email as well so should the post office be able to provide. what would you call it encrypted e-mail inside the united states or at the very least be able to provide secure encrypted e-mail as an alternative to americans let's rumble. it's wednesday time for the lone liberal rumble joining me tonight horace cooper conservative commentator and senior fellow at the center for policy public policy research and matthew hayden senior editor with the capital research center gentleman will. so the post office versus google when google is writing the contract it's google and their lawyers none of us were in the room

produce they now say they are ready to do anything to save themselves from bankruptcy as artie's aleck's here said ski reports. at first glance it looks like you can get a real success story two decades ago this foremost started his business with just four pigs nowadays he sells fifteen hundred every year and couple that with several hectares of some flour and melon fields you may think this is a lot but andrew says it's only just enough to keep his business afloat he says he'd have been far more excess if used country stayed away from the european union but now i can only sell my produce to local many markets transnational companies have flooded my country off to a. session and they sell cheap meat imported from denmark and holland his production is cheaper but they feed their pigs with expired canned meats well we feed our pigs with corn and natural food for us the u.s. session was a huge blow to the work of the poor production industries one of the examples of how an already ailing him garion agricultural industry suffered an even greater decline after joining the e.u. and the numbers

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. >> that's you being a smart aleck. >> for as long as i can remember, tootie has been the rock in ourily. but in the last couple of years, it hasn't been easy for her. my grandfather passed away 13 years ago, and ever since then, tootie has been living on her own. >> there i am in the van. right here i am. >> that's you right there. oh, yeah. were you a good trombone player? >> i guess. first chair. >> look. that's me. a face only a mother could love. that's me. you should never let me wear a jacket like that ever again, tootie. that should never be allowed to happen again. good morning, toot-toot. you're already up and all over the place. can i get you anything, tootie? >> no. >> tootie, what time did you wake up? >> 5:00. >> 5:00. i just love that tootie was up two hours before i was. she is a machine. you can't stop her. she is pretty independent, if you haven't noticed. so tootie, do you do anything to get any exercise? >> yeah, i just do what i want to do. >> you still get around pretty good. >> i'm thankful i can. >> yeah. >> more than 70% of americans over the age of 65 will ne

. >> that's you being a smart aleck. >> for as long as i can remember, tootie has been the rock in ourily. but in the last couple of years, it hasn't been easy for her. my grandfather passed away 13 years ago, and ever since then, tootie has been living on her own. >> there i am in the van. right here i am. >> that's you right there. oh, yeah. were you a good trombone player? >> i guess. first chair. >> look. that's me. a face only a mother could love. that's me. you should never let me wear a jacket like that ever again, tootie. that should never be allowed to happen again. good morning, toot-toot. you're already up and all over the place. can i get you anything, tootie? >> no. >> tootie, what time did you wake up? >> 5:00. >> 5:00. i just love that tootie was up two hours before i was. she is a machine. you can't stop her. she is pretty independent, if you haven't noticed. so tootie, do you do anything to get any exercise? >> yeah, i just do what i want to do. >> you still get around pretty good. >> i'm thankful i can. >> yeah. >> more than 70% of americans over the age of 65 will ne

and be related to that, this concept of generation aleck bity.re doing this for our children, our grandchildren so they don't inherit shodding building and the costs that are associated with that. and we sort of had those theme, and then we kw, there's some levers that really unite all these things. what about first responder safety? who's against first responder safety? nobody. who's against economic growth? nobody. who's against leveraging federal investments? nobody. so it really does all work together, and we just have to find the right words for the right audiences and deal with the right political pressures so that we can really transform our society as we've indicated. so what are some of the public policy implications? the work that we do, showing it so publicly we think provides better credibility so that when we're fighting for better codes and standards we have really the oomph to do that because no one will question it once they've seen that in the laboratory. a lot of our guidelines are being adopted by federal, local and state agenc

he's also the director of their program on environmental and region aleck bity -- regional equity, andor our purposes today most importantly, codirector of the center for the study of immigrant integration. and he's published a couple of reports recently that he'll bring to light today about the importance of citizenship. jose antonio vargas is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist, film maker and the founder of define american, a campaign that seeks to elevate the immigration conversation. he is another profile in courage. in 2011 in "the new york times" magazine, he publicly revealed himself as undocumented and shared his life story of being raised by his grandparents in the u.s. from the age of 12 when he left his birthplace in the philippines. he has since become a national immigrants' rights advocate and leader for comprehensive immigration reform activist including the dreamers. so we'll start with doug holtz-eakin, and my first question to you is -- well, actually, why don't i let you each have five minutes of your own, and i won't even, i won't even lead you. i'll just let you ta

me to be able to be with you and to look out on this group of researchers and scientists, education aleckperts and policy -- educational experts and policymakers. this conference and agenda was a little intimidating in the number of topics you all covered and have yet to discuss. and i know you've heard about and spoken about some of the central elements of our education efforts going forward; the importance of focusing our efforts so that we can deliver results where it matters the most, of infusing education with technology not because we like technology for its own sake, but because of programs like that the one in south sudan that show that technologies can help better engage students and improve learning outcomes. the importance of continuously measuring our impact so we can demonstrate that the scarce taxpayer resources that we're using for this work -- especially at this point in time -- are delivering some profound impacts that will contribute to our own national security and our own economic prosperity in the long run. and in ways we've elevated education as a core development ob