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i also want to say where excited to be joined tonight by emily jashinsky will moderate the discussion. emily is culture editor at the federalist and host of federalist radio hour. she covered politics as a commentator writer for the "washington examiner" and before the examiner she was the spokesperson for young america's foundation. she's . she's interviewed leading politicians and entertainers and has appeared regularly as a guest on major tv programs. emily also serves as director of the national journalism center and associate of the hills weekly show rising fridays and a visiting fellow at independent women's forum originally from wisconsin she is a graduate of george washington university. the first want to introduce our colleague steve moore cucina economy at freedomworks. steve communicates our vision for a pro-growth economic agenda and conducts plenty of original economic analysis as whether you've you have probably seen them on tv. you probably read his columns so without further ado here is steve moore. [applause] >> well, hello, everybody. it's a real privilege to be here

contine to place american perspective but also want to say we are excited to be joined by by emily jashinsky. she's host of federalist radio hour. she previously covered politics as a commentary writer for the washington examiner paid before the examiner emily was a spokesperson for young america's foundation for it she is has interviewed leading politicians and entertainers and appeared regularly as a guest on major tv programs. emily also serves as director of the national journalism center and his host of the hills weekly show rising fridays and a visiting fellow independent women's forum. originally from wisconsin she was a graduate of george washington university for but first i want to introduce our colleague steve moore her senior economist at freedom works.ts steve communicates our vision for growth economic agenda conducts a plenty of original economic analysis as well. you've probably seen him on tv. you probably read his columns. so that further ado here is steve moore. [applause] maxwell hello everybody. it is a real privilege to be here for this unveiling of this great new book.

i also want to say we are excited to be joined by emily jashinsky who will moderate the discussion. she is culture editor at the federalists and host of federalist radio hour picture paints a covid politics is a commentary writer for the "washington examiner" before the examiner emily was the spokesperson for young america. she's interviewed leading politicians and entertainers and has appeared regularly as a guest on major tv programs. emily serves as director of the "the national journal" and host of the hill show rising friday spreaders like from wisconsin she is a graduate of boston university but first i want to introduce our colleague steve moore who is senior economist at freedom works and steve communicates her a vision for a economic agenda and conducts a a -- original analysis will be probably seen them on tv probably read his columns so without further ado here is stephen moore. [applause] >> hello everybody. it's a real privilege to be here for the unveiling of this great new book. my first thoughts about this is what is it about omar, nebraska the -- omaha nebraska that