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the good news is that there are more folks like arnie fitzgerald out there. these whistleblowers know what is really behind the agency talking points. they can tell you when congress or getting part of the story only. they know where to find waste, fraud, and abuse, and these brave men and women are risking their reputations and their what thevery day to do only crime arnie fitzgerald said whistleblowers do is commit truth. that's what whistleblowers are doing, just committing truth but ruining themselves may be professionally for doing it. that in the process, holding the government accountable. by entrusting these truth tellers to expose wrongdoing and bringtion, we can transparency and accountability to our institutions. by working with them to conduct rigorous oversight, we can restore the public trust in our government. the whistleblowers are keeping faith with the taxpayers. asked,question must be are we keeping that faith? thank you. [applause] >> the senator has time for a few questions. i would ask you to raise your hand, wait for microphone to arriv

arnie koufax passed away in an accident in the corvair. ford and general motors realized there was an issue there. the public started to catch on. and ralph nader, who is recognized as a presidential candidate and consumer advocate, wrote a book called "unsafe at any speed," which was about to the american automobile industry in general, saying they were taking shortcuts to safety. but the corvair is one we remember today. gm eventually had to relent to what nader said, which was accurate, honest, and fair. but by that time, the damage had been done. nader's book and campaign was so sick this all that the corvair berry and -- corvair brand could not recover and they stopped producing them. sometimes, cars are built better ahead of the technology and problems are discovered after the fact. the ford pinto in the 1970's had a fuel tank behind the rear axle, which can be very dangerous. more recently, toyota, and establish automaker long respected for quality, had trouble with accelerators sticking. in my mind, that was toyota's welcome to the

one of my favorite writers of pile,me, arnie -- arnie who wrote throughout world war ii until the day he was shot dead by a sniper. talk about beautiful writing. when that assignment came up, the first thing i thought was, we have to get arnie pile. living person who remembers that war will be touched when they hear his words. you go looking for something nice, i've got news for you. it is on every page. that was a joy in delight. then, an eminent person dies, or you are preparing for that event , you can't say the research is wrong. 10 things on ronald reagan. reagan was my hero. not a good example. token, you are going to be giving someone they are due. you can't believe that there you can't farm that out. you have to do it on your own. there is a line you have probably both heard, henry kissinger who worked in the white house for a long time, even when he was secretary of state he was also a member of the white house staff, the national security advisor. he said a white house is a place where you spend intellectual capital, you do not accumulate intellectual -- intellectual capital

michael will be discussing with dan glickman, john mchugh, arnie fields and dave williams, where the ig's fit into the oversight framework and offer recommendations for improvement. our second panel will be moderated by task force member robert shea. and he will lead the discussion with task force members jim huse and denise wilson. and chief of his accounts for the minority staff on the senate h.e.l.p. committee beth stein is also one of our speakers. earlier in the year and deputye ig and former senior health staffer and expert on the ig, emilia disanto. they will discuss how to use the lessons learned from the past ig experiences to prepare ig's for success in the years ahead. each panel of time for audience q&a and will be available after the program for additional questions. at this time i would also like to recognize my colleague mccallie johnson who will be doing the wrapup at the end of today's program. michael and mccallie were tremendous partners in producing this report, and it's been my pressure to be able to work with both of you. i also think might bpc colleagues beverl

talks about his new book trouble in lafayette square, and august 14th former secretary of education arnie dunkin' will give a school about how school work. please join us for the upcoming events and for doctor fauce, i would like to present the commemorative and exclusive national press club coffee mug. very exclusive club of people who get this. >> it's less than $50, isn't it? >> absolutely. >> and for my last question, we would like know do you ever sleep? >> no. not very much at all, actually. but i -- >> you have a lot on your mind? >> i wouldn't recommend my lifestyle for other people. >> thanks for being here, very much. >>> earlier today jerome powell testified before the house financial services committee regarding monetary policy and the economy. you can see the entire hearing tonight starting at 10:00 eastern on c-span 2. a confirmation for president trump's nominees to lead the consumer protection bureau and the export import bank. live coverage on c-span3. online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that

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go back and you know that sequel in measured beginning in marriage or not a whole marriage journey arni into the world do think of. of them going to. a little boy fish to be sure. he thought he. liked a lot of we did. a bit of a hole i want to look at the million. single how malaria and every month. they need a new example it's hard to terms with the good of the game as you seem to do. so i'm a long one hundred you know what. i mean that. so little about. manchester how wide the honor to be or you to. mislead you. the world lost a lot of eyes. and i was going to some and i. would go in with. a lot i want to. do just what i would. do. so. but i wanted. to see how they are. to. put it to every detail. yeah i find that in. fact a lot of head good ideas on after i think about it will. be funny and i may have been known that. this teacher who got very good at school it's all. good citizens goes well for you for a town hall. guy like ed to get solo at something as the house oh yeah i taught us a lot of the slogan needed selves to also caution you not to look at the and it was a sort of moment

remarkable, they launched in 2015 and arnie have 68% of the market -- already have 60% of the market.have seen phillip morris go down 28%, japan tobacco down 15%. what we are seeing is e-cigarettes are growing. ,nd cigarettes are growing down they went down about four percentage points a year. quitting smoking, they are replacing it with bathing -- vaping. brad: the fda is looking into this. they are asking how juul markets to teenagers. what are the challenges? in april, the fda knocked on their door and said we need to know more about this product. what are your health concerns, provide us with your research. you also need to provide us with your marketing materials. what are you talking about in meetings, are you trying to target children? that is audacious. they, of course, said they are not targeting children. brad: even though they had candy colored flavors. olivia: they have actually tapered that down. there is another company called kandi depends, it is interesting they have targeted juul because there are other companies with more kid friendly flavors and colors. brad: what o

and -- who had in school and arnie they know all of these guys. i think that's what life is about. and i appreciate your comments. >> i think the library and we appreciate being able to use the building. i thank you for coming. i hope you read the book and like the book. we just keep going. >> we enjoyed the story for sure. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you everybody. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> book to be recently visited capitol hill test members of commerce what they are reading the summer. >> i'm reading, for the second time david graham spoke, killers of a flower moon. i do not usually read books that are on the bestseller list. but, this is a great book about the sage indians in the second decade and beginning of the third decade in the 20th century. who are killers and murdered in order to get land they own to because it was giving up oil. and it happened at an interesting time in history. in the beginning of the 1920s, we had the famous t scandal where secretary was giving off of public lands to private developers at the naval oil res

august 14, former secretary of education arnie duncan will talk about how schools work. please join us for these upcoming events and for the doctor, i would like to present to you the commemorative and very exclusive national press club coffee mug. [applause] it's a very exclusive club of people that get that. >> is less than $50, isn't it. >> absolutely. for my last question, we would just like to know, do you ever sleep. >> not very much. i would recommend it to other people. >> things are being here, very much. [applause] thank you.

august 14, former secretary of education arnie duncan will talk about how schools work. please join us for these upcoming events and for the doctor, i would like to present to you the commemorative and very exclusive national press club coffee mug. [applause] it's a very exclusive club of people that get that. >> is less than $50, isn't it. >> absolutely. for my last question, we would just like to know, do you ever sleep. >> not very much. i would recommend it to other people. >> things are being here, very much. [applause] thank you. "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact you, and coming up thursday morning, utah republican congressman chris stewart and the fallout from president trump's meeting with vladimir putin and the muller probe. and democratic florida congresswoman talked about the meddling in the 2016 election and the potential threat to the 2018 midterm election. be sure watch c-span "washington journal" live at 70 strand thursday morning. join the discussion. thursday on the c-span network, the house of representatives r

david louie is outside arny easterly cors where the ticket was sold. >> reporter: it's getting calmer outside now that the excitement has died down a bit about the $5 $543 million mega millions ticket being sold here. we know silicon valley has a lot of technology millionaires, but millionaires are rare in this area around san jose. there are two new millionaires here, the owner of this liquor store, and somebody who has yet to step forward. they came to the u.s. 37 years ago. he says this million dollar check, his commission for selling the winning ticket, is the realization of a dream. he has no idea who has the winning ticket, now worth $543 million, final ticket sales were tallied. as $21 million higher than the original jackpot estimate. his challenge is what to do with his million bucks. >> well, i don't know yet. it has not synched in yet. >> reporter: they helped lottery officials hang a banner outside saying a millionaire was made here. many flocked here hoping luck would rub off on them. >> lightning can't strike two times at the same place, but who knows? >> reporter: two e

and august 14, former secretary of education arnie duncan will give a talk about how schools work. so please join us for these for dr. events, and vouching, -- fauci, i would like to present to you the commemorative and very exclusive national press club coffee mug. [applause] alison: very exclusive club of people that get that. dr. fauci: it is less than $50, isn't it. alison: absolutely. [laughter] alison: for my last question, we would just like to know, do you ever sleep? dr. fauci: not very much. alison: you have a lot on your mind. dr. fauci: i wouldn't recommend my lifestyle to other people. alison: thanks for being here very much. [applause] ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal. live every day with news on policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, as part of our alaska weekend coverage, the council on foreign jeffreys 'amy myers discusses alaska. and, the executive director of the american congress on indians talks about issues affecting american indians in native alaska. and, a new book on feminism in america today. be sure to watch c-span's washington j

oft undergoing surgery for a brain hemorrhage in may on thursday he posted a video on social media arnie says he's looking forward to watching the club he won thirty eight trophies with him twenty six is zero. there's a quick message first of all to thank the medical stuff michael field sold for drugs. and now is under his physicians but we meet with those people who gave me such great i will be sitting here today so thank you for me and my family thank you very much as made me feel so humble. as all the messages from all over the world was you mean the best. the good wishes do as an event of it is strongly with me so thank you for the support you have given me and was way i'll be back later in the season to watch the team and i mean all the best to josie in the players thank you very much. brazil's two thousand and two wild cup winning coach that we fully pay scolari is back in the dugout at a team he's carved in the past brazilian club palmares of contracted scolari until twenty twenty scullery was with the club when they were relegated in two thousand and twelve but he has a good over

. >> and arnie weber with his back to the camera. bad place to be. public. later, we go developments whole from your paper to the meeting in ehrlichman's office is a month probably. you think the government can't act when it wants to? >> there's even a better story than that in terms of government acting quickly. there was a confluence of concern among the american people with regard to the relationship of heroin addiction and crime and vietnam. we're coming. we have slides. and there's two or three of these slides. this is the president's message on june 17, 1971, where he says "i want to create a special office for drug abuse prevention , i want congress to enact it, but i'm going to create it by executive order, and i'm going to appoint jerrod jaffe to run it. " jeff has done all the staffing on this. he's not quite senior enough to be in the picture, but jeff has done all the work. there's a public announcement of this presidential endorsement and organization designed to encourage a treatment based on methadone. >> it is more than that. focus withined t

arnie is the one who bit the hand of a reporter one day -- barney is the one who bit the hand of a reporter one day. this was when the president allowed me to observe some of his personal time. later on, he started biking. ,t was just a personal moment just like any of us with our pets. bo.that's a evente about to do an with the first lady somewhere. i could not tell you where. my memory is shot. but bo was a great dog. was -- he had just said goodbye to a world leader and he was walking back into the oval office. >> how did you get up there? >> there is a staircase. >> really? [laughter] >> you never saw it? >> no, i did. >> a question i have about the presidents with their pets, how much are you thinking about trying to humanize a president, not just capture them while they are working in the office, but with their pets, their families, to humanize them? them as full people and not just symbols of authority. a president with a dog is kind of a vulnerable photograph, not a position you see the world leader in. the kind ofs on photography we do. we are documentarians. what they do is what w

give more generous write-offs for arnie not less generous. it's barely generous for investment and structures unfairly generous for investment in equipment, but it's not enough to say this reduces user cost to capital across the board for some categories investment is pro- and for some it's negative, but the bottom line is if you pass a tax cut you can't give a windfall return to investment that's already been made. you have to give a benefit for investment that's perspective. if all they do is reward people for investment that's been made it's just burning money and that's what this does. we should have taken my a trillion dollars and set it on fire and it would've done the same thing. all we did was give money back to people that already made investments which is great if you made those investment and i'm one of those people that have. it's not good for progrowth. you have to change forward-looking behavior, not reward investment that's been made. >> anything you want to add? >> that's a great answer. there are three things going on that gi