there is a volcano that blows a stream of heated air up and they dillinger a bag and take the bad dhaka you get no combustion toxins, no carbon monoxide or the particular matter and there was a study by dr. abrams that confirmed the levels are actually increased and dillinger launder and you don't get the byproducts. but even with the harmful by-product it is interesting that thc is a strong enough to override those and still protect against cancer. and there is the jolie of the liberalization of law in california is people are -- marijuana it doesn't have to go to the black market can come to the health market and people are experiencing with choosing a fresh marijuana and getting thc that isn't such a practice because it hasn't been heated and if they can and just far more of this than they could thc the active compound but it still has protected beneficial biological what activity. the production of the canvas will you need to have a lot of that so the legalization in california is pushed sort of guerrilla research. >> is the system involved in many ways? >> it is, in fact, that is o

you would think that in the thirty's when we experience prohibition and you know john dillinger and all that stuff and then we ended prohibition that we would have learned a lesson out of that what what do you think are the forces that have maintained this this war on drugs all these years why why is this so persistent well the one of the big one is the present mergence the private prison industry there's a lot of different things i think there's a social could there are social conservatives certain social conservatives many of whom are republicans will tell you they're for small government or for big government in law enforcement they believe that and i think that there's a morality play i think people actually think somehow it's just it's a drug and i think you it's can be harmful but whether it's good or bad it's a drug we all use drugs i've used caffeine all day long every one of us here is probably on a drug some of the drugs are probably worse than marijuana but the bottom line here is it's got into a thing where we've got in lock step that the law passed we have these five contro

combination of excess burton's doing well because of all those troops that we potentially had an dillinger -- and anger that we can show this was the answer. sam adams write in december of 1775 writing to john adams said we voted to create 13 new frigates. i wish it was three times this number but so and so when congress will go along with me. so, it was those things. had they been able to read the communications between the british captains on the scene they would have had a different view because the british captains knew where our strength lay, what sort of a force we ought to have and they were forever were read the we were going to do that and that carried over into the following year so the british knew what we should be doing. then it is surprising that few we did build and did get to see and what was even more as a prisoner people like john paul jones turning up and there were a lot of others besides john paul jones who were as good. the british knew well they were as good as anybody they had. where did these guys come from. it was a combination of all of those factors. thank you v

>> damn is going to be dillinger -- inviting he's not a president of the national organization of the cofounder to dinner at his house and did so specifically as you know he challenged him i will delete you anytime anywhere and instead of setting up this big public thing with supporters he said come over to my house for dinner with me and my partner and some cameras and he's going to be interviewing them, but in part because i think that while he can be very sharp tongue at times and that is in some ways part of his charm he enters the importance of reaching across the divided because he comes from a family like so many of us do and when you are in a family with a diversity of the people that sharply disagree on very important things i've loved family members with whom i disagree on deeply important things, so probably if people think hard about it, they all will be able to find people in their lives that fit that description. for me reaching out in a friendly and a thoughtful way is not that difficult because of our shared commitment to a with aiding the dialogue which is why we did

what can we would be dillinger and emphasize to a lot of that is understanding the campaign in front and shifting to say okay great we have been focusing in on fund-raising now it is time to push tv ads and get the volunteers in the office and make phone calls so they can get involved as well. so it is a lot of turning on this machine that they've built. >> very quickly what is your political background? >> redican pence driver and then was on capitol hill on the house committee. >> on the democratic side. >> katie? >> nine years ago i started the republican national committee during president bush's election effort. i also work on rudy giuliani's campaign back in 2007 and at the national republican senatorial committee last cycle to respect you get requests from local officials for help and is that a part of your job? >> it is definitely part of our job and we get a lot of requests from local officials. we work closely with the mayors conference coming and i was down at their conference in orlando earlier this year to walk them thru how they might be able to -- >> was that a popular

came to exist in and you described episode after episode, where either a major western donor or dillinger agency or a rival that should not have been in a rival agency representative for what you are trying to do. >> certainly for a number of agencies an exception. you gave me a hard time at the interview but -- [laughter] >> she crossed him off her list. [laughter] >> we need a microphone. >> [inaudible] >> by this time [inaudible] of course the rest is history. but when you see there were several levels particular the mid-level management there were people like and unicef that told me we will do everything we can to undermine you and make sure this doesn't happen. in who come he was then the director-general and basically he thought that in one year's time it would be we will just kill it. it's ridiculous to even talk about. when i was writing this i thought how is this possible? but to go beyond personality, there is indeed an issue which is very rich in terms of its diversity and different agencies and everybody is looking for money so there is a lot of that going on. and i don't thin

country's respected political lines remains greatly worried that today's americans are not just dillinger formed but woefully its current form of rationing carter's national security advisor and one of the best strategic thinkers and one of its more prolific analysts the american and global power the strategic declined to less what he called six critical dimensions that stand out as america's major and increasingly threatening liability. about the world of the uncomfortable truth is that the united states public has an alarmingly limited knowledge of basic global geography, current events and even puzzlements in the world history. thousands of u.s. troops were being killed in the middle east area 63% of young american adults could not find iraq on the map and 88% couldn't find afghanistan. he mentions the polls that show more than half of college seniors didn't know that nato was formed against the soviet expansionism and 30% of american adults couldn't name to countries that america fought in world war ii. he blames this on a deficient public education system and on the news media which

kerry dillinger began to really believe that while new should be an east coast institution.he really became obsessed with this notion of having the bank compete with all these giant tanks on the east coast. he really wanted that. and at the same time, he began to change personally. he left his wife of 30 years and she had really been credited with keeping him grounded. he remarried another -- yes, linda challenger, who was a lot less so and both became much more access with attracting this year after banning corporate jet for the span of a ceo career, they were certainly flaying corporate jet dollar in the country. they became -- the bill, you may recall just down the street to have a giant new skyscraper that was built around that timeframe when kerry became obsessed with all of these things. he thought a big name should have. so you is really changing personally. at the same time, the bank was so large, his brain and all these are a few days from the east coast, it was really becoming a very different culture. so a lot of the people that and therefore more of a decade bega

so at the advice of his wall street fund-raiser bernard he calls this man dillinger knudsen, a danish immigrant who would come over to america and started work in a bronx shipyard and worked as we haven't got a job the company making spare parts for ford and works his way up from the floor to become henry ford's right-hand man and then move to chevrolet and then finally to the president of general motors. he was a motor city legend who had really perfected the technique of what is called mass production and turned that into the means by which the american automobile industry had become the single largest employer in the country and have also become the master industry of the technological innovation and quality of production. so he faced a dire situation no one else knows what to do. how do we get this economy as running and then going. roosevelt passes the buck and says by the way, in order to do this kind of job you will have no authority whatsoever. there is no statutory authority for what is going to take place here you just the sort of do this with your own powers and persuasion

shortage of primary-care physicians, the imbalance between primary care and specialty care remains a dillinger there enough physicians and nurses to take care of the 32 million people as the boomers turn on medicare 30 million people over age 65 will be on medicare in the next 35 years, additional people. we have enough doctors and nurses to take care of them? health care reform couldn't fix everything but there's still a lot to be done and the battle will continue. so this presentation is a non-partisan look at health care reform. the focus will be on two main areas colin coverage and cost we can't cover the waterfront just because it is a huge bill if you want to build a health care reform to provide a good foundation will that be around and what support people with good care for generations to come so the residents who are here now 40 years from now look back on it did we do health care reform right? that's the question. there will be four parts to the presentation this morning. did health care reform diagnose the right problem? u.s. physicians know how important getting an accurate diagnos

[applause] >> do dillinger in this house his father wanted him to be a lawyer. he felt that it wasn't a stable profession. as soon as the calamity happens when the family has a severe phenomena in the reversal they lose the mansion and he's forced to drop out and he basically says if it wasn't for the fact my father hasn't gone bankrupt it wouldn't have had the drive they have today to rename myself. looking for columbia to get aba and got his law degree and practice law from one year and a famous admiral felt he had talent. he taught him what he needed to learn and he went to new york to start in a very successful practice of not just designing but also he designs 70% of all in world war ii which is an incredible achievement. he designs the craft and is also the man responsible for the liberty ship which is the mass-produced. it was basically the way to build his mind set. throughout his career he still remains focused on the grand prize. >> i'm going to talk about how losing the campaign shaped the 2012 election and then do a little speculation on the 2012 ele

it currently reads we support pending legislation to promote unwarranted government dillinger version for the use of surveillance drones on u.s. soil. my amendment is to broaden that to include more than just drones. my proposed languages we support pending legislation to prevent warranted or unreasonable governmental intrusion through the use of aerial surveillance or fly over on u.s. soil. the point of my amendment is recently the epa decided to start doing flyovers over certain seed lots, many of them in nebraska without announcing such, so it's kind of likes playing and i just want to point that out. this is something that is important to those in the agricultural industry. one thing i would like to say is this languages specifically designed to not deal with or not prevent law enforcement agencies from doing surveillance because the word in there from the fourth amendment unwarranted or unreasonable. it is warranted or reasonable, that can be done. if it is unwarranted or unreasonable as the amendment states, that is the point of the amendment. so, i would encourage anybody to th

this is the democratic party dillinger there was basically version two-point go of the tools. you can see a lot of the very similar sort of organizing features that people can create even and new features they can create groups and set up your own groups. an african-american for the democratic party etc. you can do online fund raising. it would basically be online platform that supporters of the democratic party could use in 2006 during the midterm election. it was this system that then became mybarackobama.com during the presidential election. let me say a quick note about this. what's important about that history, this is a screen shot of the obama 08 website from july, 2007 obama announced in 2007 the campaign had in place a platform to support thousands of support groups around the country immediately going on line and starting to take action for the candidate. remember i showed you earlier the campaign before the tools listed in essentially the candidates would waste months. they didn't have a way to get supporters engaged. they didn't have a way to get the ground running

one day we will spend our years dillinger our children and our children's children what it was once like to be free. do you believe that? we are at a crucial moment in this nation's history. in fact we are at a tipping point. i don't know if we don't change the direction of the nation if we will be the strong constitutionally sound freedom loving government that we have always been. i don't know if we don't change the direction that we are going if we won't be able to stand on all the work that our founding fathers fought for and died for on the bloody battlefield of lexington and concord and yorktown and boston. we've got to change things. and a clear indication and there are so many i can go on and on but i'm not going to. [laughter] a clear indication of the difference where we are going versus where we should be is the health care law. we were promised we would have lower premiums, yet $2,400 per person on average increase. we would have our consciousness and pay for abortion drugs, but we did. we do as of august 1st because of what the hhs mandate has done we were promised we could

resilience in the electric power grid and prepare against bill resilience against the cascading dillinger of critical infrastructure bill would undermine the devotee, the responsibility that we have in the department of defense to be able to execute our core missions no matter what. second initiatives that we have under way is, steve, as you pointed out, it's not a question of if a complex catastrophe is right to strike. the question is when. we need to continue to improve our business practices and capacity to provide support to civil authorities when the call comes. as you so readily defined as a core responsibility in the department to provide support for the civil authorities when we get the request. that's a commitment that we take very, very seriously as you know. secretary leon panetta recently approved an initiative of the complex catastrophe that is going to enable us to bring all dod capabilities to bear in support of civil authorities. from all components of the total force so that we can be faster and more effective in meeting the life-saving and sustaining requirements that w

are for the conservation statutes in title title xvi and i will explain why that is the case but i dillinger reduction i wanted to read. crimes committed in the internet protected species are prosecuted by the u.s. department of justice using both white-collar economic crimes and specific unfair metal fences. the term poaching while that is still used as heard less frequently. instead prosecutors are likely to reach for their copley of title 18, the crimes volume of the united states code as they are for title xvi which addresses conservation. no harm no foul is not a defense nor is lack of intent to commit a crime a defense. conduct interfering with of the legal process can be culpable and can be prosecuted when no harm occurs either to the marine species or the environment. you've got to be assured of one thing. the united states is a jury hostile place for people who commit environmental crimes, and that hostility actually began back in about 1978 when president carter sent an environmental message to congress saying that now that we've enacted this new treaty endangered species in florid

this is the democratic party dillinger there was basically version two-point go of the tools. you can see a lot of the very similar sort of organizing features that people can create even and new features they can create groups and set up your own groups. an african-american for the democratic party etc. you can do online fund raising. it would basically be online platform that supporters of the democratic party could use in 2006 during the midterm election. it was this system that then became mybarackobama.com during the presidential election. let me say a quick note about this. what's important about that history, this is a screen shot of the obama 08 website from july, 2007 obama announced in 2007 the campaign had in place a platform to support thousands of support groups around the country immediately going on line and starting to take action for the candidate. remember i showed you earlier the campaign before the tools listed in essentially the candidates would waste months. they didn't have a way to get supporters engaged. they didn't have a way to get the ground running