is knowing the unknown, as donald rumsfeld used to say. it is about helping businesses working together to ensure that we are prepared for any contingency so that young people have access to broadband so they can do learning, they can follow lessons, read what they need to read and learn what they need to know to be competitive and prepared for college, career and life. and working adults are prepared for any eventuality, and they actually embrace the future. i think that is important. this is not a challenge for today at the republican convention, this is a challenge forever more. with republicans, democrats, independents, whether you live in a rural community or in urban community, these are things that affect all of us. >> your second slide looks of the fact that for those who don't have the right training, there could be some real serious unemployment based on outsourcing and automation. what is interesting is, people really don't know who to blame. walk us through your findings. it is interesting to me that while globalization is one

whose part of this group agreed to all these changes, two members of the staff, dick cheney and donald rumsfeld both of them worked in the ford white house and opposed to this. antonin scalia wasn't a conservative legal scholar became a supreme court justice felt that after watergate, the creation of these oversight committees there was also the creation of inspectors general in terms of spending of the emergency funds. those were independent apolitical positions created by congress and they were supposed to investigate spending and abuse and corruption it was being weekend too much. there was too much oversight from the committees about what the executive branch is doing. then he gave a speech recently in the federalist society. he felt there was too much activism, too many liberal judges. he is an opponent from abortion rights as opposite as going too far but in terms of the president's power, he complained about these immigration orders that would be stopped by federal judges there were some on the west coast that stopped things trump was carried out he said we need a strong presidency to pr

in the clash of the titans between secretary rice and colin powell at the state department and donald rumsfeld in defense and dick cheney as vice president and i imagine the bush domestic team got as long as well read the book foreign policy team was likely and was inviting and the vice president was an important part of that though i think the vice president, i've not really seen relating to ej question a serious situation where the vice president was able to tamp down conflict though i think sometimes the presidents are involved. >> we have a lot of questions coming in so i will try to get throughas many as we can . 80 we can keep it short so we can go to more of them. i think if you want to tevi answer the question. we're happy to have you. i have a question from gabby g which is which white house and the biggest fights that actually impacted the execution of policy? >> i'd like to go to the ford administration on that and the ford administration was paralyzedby the infighting . i mentioned some of the instances with robert harvey but you had presidential addresses that would not get resolv

that i also heard about donald rumsfeld after 9/11 saying did we get enough to hit saddam hussein? once i i did the research you . he said it. it was never contested. i wonder that conspiracy theorists because like if you want to get really involved in stuff come look at the levers of power a look at how things change, it's all right there. you don't have to invent something happening in a basement of a pizza parlor or the idea that somehow somebody planted a birth certificate in hawaii, or that anthony found cheap is somehow started something back with aids and has now been uncovered by failed medical researcher. there is plenty that is right for the even get into. there's an element of it that goes beyond simply one to feel like you know something nobody else does. it's also partly assign people feeling not empowered. and what to say they know more than experts. some of the experts are cheating and they semi-no more just by the own sense. that's really deeply problematic because as i said yesterday, experts can be really prettily. we tend to be, i think you and i are fairly appro

the us attorney general is part of that and to members of the staff which is dick cheney and donald rumsfeld white house opposed it conservative legal scholar who became a supreme court justice antonin scalia the creation of the oversight committee also the creation of inspectors general in terms of spending of the emergency funds were coronavirus those were independent and apolitical positions created by congress when were supposed to investigate spending and abuse and corruption in the executive branch and there was a school of thought that essentially the presidency would be weekend to match too much subpoena from the congressional committees what they were doing and then attorney general barr said there was too much activism from judges like with abortion-rights he saw that is the courts going too far. but in terms of presidents power he complained just recently under president trump the immigration order stopped by federal judges on the west coast that stopped what trump was trying to carry out and he said that is overreach. we need a strong presidency and moments of disaster and moment