participating in the post-screening discussion is dan glickman and others. we are also honored to once again welcome our partner on this the second women's equality day program we've done together. the sewall-belmont house and museum director. page harrington has been executive director of the sewall-belmont house since 2008 executive director of the sewall-belmont house since 2008. she served as president of united states naval memorial working with senior u.s. navy leadership to facilitate the reorganization of the business programs. she received her business degree at san diego state university and earned two masters degree from the university of san diego. her first in public history, historic preservation and teaching and second in nonprofit management and leadership. in addition to her work at the sewall-belmont house and museum she serves on the board of directors for national women's history sites. would you please welcome paige harrington? [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you tom. thank you so much. we're delighted to be here for the second year in

delighted to be in my new job as the head of the motion picture association, following in the steps of dan glickman, who was before that was jack have a lenty. almost 40 years of the ceo and chairman of the motion picture association. when i left the senate last year, my now 7-year-old -- i have two very young children, i was the only candidate i knew who had mail from diaper services and aarp for a while with these young kids but christina asked me, i asked her what she'd like her father to do now that she was leaving public life and the senate. she paused a moment, she said i'd like you to own a zoo and a candy store. when i took this job, i told her i fulfilled both of her life ambitions. it's an honor to be invited to come by this morning and to introduce a panel on cam pass piracy today. i'd like to personally again thank rob mckenna for the invitation to come by and also for everything that he and all of you are doing. along with the national association obviously of the attorneys general to help advance the battle against online content theft and counterfeiting. i'd also like to recognize as

glad to be in my new job as the head of the motion picture association following the steps of dan glickman and jack valenti who was there for almost 40 years. when i left the senate last year, my 7-year-old -- i have two young children -- christina asked me, i asked her what she would like her father to do know that he was leaving public life in the senate. she said, " i would like you to own a zoo and a candy store. so i took this job and i told her that i will fill both of her life's ambitions in the motion picture industry. [laughter] i'm happy to be here to introduce a panel on campus piracy today. i would like to personally thank rod mechanic for the invitation and for everything he and you're doing along with the national association and the attorneys general to help advance the battle against common online theft and counterfeiting. rick cotton from nbc universal, and joseph stewart from the university state of new york. there is an important fundamental truth to remember about our business, the film and television industry. hollywood is pro-internet. we're pro innovation. our busine

i talked with former congressman dan glickman about this and he said to me, mom -- money isn't just a yogurt in politics, it's the yogurt and cottage cheese too. i don't know how we deal with this. money always finds a way. one of the theses that i have in my book, i say an independent voter can make all contributions, 50-dollar contributions to candidates they want. independent candidates that they think are doing the right thing, or trying to work together, are coming up with solutions and if you think about 40% of the electorate making small contributions that could be a lot of money and of course barack obama raised a lot of money. >> host: but it's not just campaign contributions. it's money spent lobbying. i think they spend nearly a billion dollars lobbying against the health care bill, against the inclusion of different elements of it. >> guest: same with wall street reform. >> host: that is really a bigger problem in a way. >> guest: and i really have to say i'm not sure how you deal with that. is a first amendment right. i don't really know how you deal with that. except vot

glad to be at my new job as the head of the motion picture association following in the steps of dan glickman and jack who for almost 40 years was the ceo and chairman of the motion picture association. in fact when i left the senate last year, now seven-year-old -- i have two young children -- i was deily candidate i knew