please join me in welcoming dr. burk. [applause] dr. burk: i can either read my paper or i can see you, i cannot do both, so i have opted to take a look at my paper. it is a pleasure to be here in the decatur house, which i had never seen before this visit. decatur of course played his own part in anglo-american relations during the war of 1812, as did his father in the revolutionary war. may is a nice month to be in washington, unlike some of the summer months for those of us who are not keen on heat and humidity. it was so awful before the advent of air conditioning that the british foreign office deemed it a hardship post and paid slightly more for its officials to be here than in any european cital. but the weather in washington, whether rain, wind, snow, or threatening sunstroke, has not prevented official visitors from visiting washington and the white house. i'm going to see if i can work this now. no. [laughter] dr. burk: ok. not technologically superior, i fear. the first occasion of an official british visit was indeed -- took

cost poses zero current burden on facebook that requires the imposition of advertising all because dr burke is paranoid this is a correlation with the wealth that happens and most people that become wealthy they become increasingly more paranoid and so mark zuckerberg is worth forty fifty billion dollars his paranoia is now william randolph hearst like levels of maniacal megalo michael psychosis so i wouldn't expect expect him now to act down some unbelievably he has the right to be paranoid apparently you saw what he was doing in the bathroom across america you know it's gotta start somewhere he was on a journey across america planting the seeds of his presidential campaign planting the seeds of his presidential campaign is a good way to put it it's a great way to stay service commenting on mark zuckerberg see various gas stations across america well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser who's also on mines dot com and stacy herbert and if you want to catch us on twitter well me but not stacy because she quit twitter but because reports on twitter a

on the health of children dr. burke from the san francisco bay area, an e. spert, told us that when you -- we weren't talking about this subject. we were talking about stress for children in general. when you increase the stress on children the way so many subjects have whether it's hunger, homelessness, the rest, you are -- you can have the impact of changing their d.n.a. think of the stress of these children. they take a baby away from a nursing mother. they tell someone you are going -- we're going to give the baby a shower or bath and take the baby, put them in a car seat and drive them away. this is not normal. in fact, it's barbaric. it has to stop. now, what they are saying is, well, we'll find a way not to separate them. one of their ways not to separate the children is not to let them even seek asylum, which is a right that people have in the world to seek asylum. so that's not a solution. the solution is not to tear children from their parents. don't stick a stick in your ear. what is it they don't get about how stupid and wrong and immoral and the

cost poses zero current burden on facebook that requires the imposition of advertising all because dr burkeis paranoid this is a correlation with the wealth that happens and most people that become wealthy they become increasingly more paranoid and so mark zuckerberg is worth forty fifty billion dollars his paranoia is now william randolph hearst like levels of maniacal megalo michael psychosis so i wouldn't expect expect him now to act out in some unbelievably he has the right to be paranoid apparently you saw what he was doing in the bathroom across america you know everyone's got to start somewhere he was on a journey across america planting the seeds of his presidential campaign planting the seeds of his presidential campaign is a good way to put it that's a great way to stay service commenting on mark zuckerberg seeds and various gas stations across america well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser who's also on mines dot com and stacy herbert and if you want to catch us. on twitter well maybe not stacy because she quit twitter but kaiser repor

cost poses zero current burden on facebook that requires the imposition of advertising all because dr burkeis paranoid this is a correlation with the wealth that happens and most people that become wealthy they become increasingly more paranoid and so mark zuckerberg is worth forty fifty billion dollars his paranoia is now william randolph hearst like levels of maniacal megalomaniacal psychosis so i wouldn't expect expect him now to act down some unbelievably he has the right to be paranoid apparently you saw what he was doing in the bathroom across america you know everyone's got to start somewhere he was on a journey across america planting the seeds of his presidential campaign planting the seeds of his presidential campaign is a good way to put it that's a great way to stay service commenting on mark zuckerberg see various gas stations across america well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser who is also on mines dot com and stacy herbert and if you want to catch us. on twitter well maybe not stacy because she quit twitter but kaiser reports on t

for a while, dr. burke was down in numbers, commissioner lafleur, you certainly knew that full well. but again, to the rest of you. so, thank you for joining us this morning. in the late 1970s, this committee was reconstituted with a renewed focus on energy. shortly thereafter, congress established the department of energy, and transformed the old federal power commission into what we now call the ferc. our predecessors invested our committee with jurisdiction over national energy policy, including both the department of energy, and ferc. and, it has complement in our historic role as the stewards of the laws that govern our nation to you lands and department of interior. at the time, there was a strong preference for a wide area view of the energy and resources landscape, and a balanced approach to energy law and regulation. i think that that remains a good idea today. after all, energy affects the life of every american. our security, wealth, and capacity for innovation, all depend on affordable and relia

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