amanda m.franjin, esquire, deputy of elections, ohio office of secretary of state, indicating that according to the unofficial result of the special congressional general election held november 2, 2021, the honorable chantalm. brown was elected to representative of congress for the 11th direct and the honorable mike kerry was elected to congress for the 15th congressional district state of ohio. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from ohio, the honorable chanal brown, and the gentleman from ohio, the honorable mike brown, be allowed to take the oaths of office. the certificates of their election have not arrived but there is no contest with regard to their elections. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. will representatives brown and kerry and the representatives of the highway delegation present themselves in the well. all members will rise and the representatives-elect will please raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear th

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speaker and panelist, her work is been featured in print, onto the online bike new york magazine, esquire, beau, literally every publication you ever heard of. uli beutter cohen was in brooklyn you can find her at the ubc at subway book review. and, if you do not follow her already, what is wrong with you? so is the author of pachinko which is a book you've already loved and read and so has everyone else in your family. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. as well as a nationally best-selling novel writer and resident at amherst college recipient a fellowship from the guggenheim rectal initiative for advanced study she was in new york, hooray, hooray. [applause] so i have written some novels was the cofounder she is asked congratulations. this is a beautiful bowl book, the hard copy is in transit. it's very apropos it is in transit. it is right on brand for this book tv currently traveling. i think books on a barge is your next instagram. >> books on a barge, no intake that it is mine. >> so i met you when we launched and you interviewed me and emma with the book we were holding. i have know

it's james crow, esquire.u would keep older people, probably the most loyal voters in our democracy, from voting. and the two bills that the senate is considering would prevent that from happening. senator johnson would be checked, and that's why, you know, i'm doing what i'm doing. so my spirits are high. there's some physical challenges, but there's been so many people that have said, what can i do? and that's what i'm hoping the senators upon their thanksgiving recess, while they're reflecting on the abundance of this country, that they'll reflect on what would happen if our voting rights aren't protected. and i hope they can get this done as senator schumer stated in a letter that he would do. >> are you going to -- you know, democrats are feeling hopeful. you said you're hopeful, so we'll see what happens. this is day 12. we have to get through the thanksgiving holidays next week. are you -- what are you going to do? everyone's going to be around you eating? everybody's going to be together? you're going

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it's james crow esquire.eep older people, probably the most loyal voters in our democracy from voting, and the two bills that the senate is considering would prevent that from happening. johnson -- senator johnson would be checked. and that's why, you know, i'm doing what i'm doing, and i can -- so my spirits are high. there's some physical challenges, but there's been so many people that have said what can i do. and that's what i'm hoping that the senators upon their thanksgiving recess while they're reflecting on the abundance of this country, that they'll reflect on what will happen if our voting rights aren't protected. and i hope that they can get this done as senator schumer stated in a letter that he would do. >> are you going to -- democrats feeling hopeful. you said you're hopeful. so we'll see what happens, but this is day 12. we have to get through the thanksgiving holidays next week. are you -- what are you going to do? everyone's going to be around you eating. family is going to be together. you

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world followed by how to run the world and concluding with the next geography and is named of one of esquire 75 most influential people of the 21st century and featured in smart list. a phd from the school of economics and holds a bachelors and masters for the school of foreign services spirit georgetown university and he will be joining conversation today with michael hearst, the senior correspondent and is editor of foreign policy and previously he wased national editor for political magazine and is author h of two books capitol offense at washington's wiseman turn america's future owner wall street and at war with ourselves and why merkin is squandering his chances toe buid a better world. so now, please join me in welcoming parag khanna and michael hirsch predict. >> thank you. and thank you to those of you who are here with us. we hope to have an invigorating conversation i would like to start out by saying this is a very bold and brave book to be publishing it at this juncture in a sense that the conventional wisdom at least in washington where ito am, is really focusedn the idea that

he was named one of esquire 75 most influential people of the 21st century and featured in wired magazines. he holds a phd from london school of economics and both the bachelors and masters degree from the school of foreign services right here at georgetown university. he will be joined conversation today with michael hirsh, senior correspondent and deputy news editor, prepa's he was a national editor for "politico" magazine and he is the author of two books, capital offense, washington's wisemen turned america's future over to wall street, and at war with ourselves, what america is squandering its chance to build a better world. so now please join in welcoming parag khanna and michael hirsh to p&p live. thank you. >> thank you, alan. thanks to those of you who are here with us. we hope to have an invigorating conversation and i like to start out, parag, by saying this is a very old and great book to be publishing at this juncture in the sense the conventional wisdom at least in washington where i am is really focused on the idea that we are you globalizing that it xenophobia has taken hol

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you wrote a great piece about this for "esquire." the thing is republicans -- this -- youngkin is in the carlisle group, right? he is more of a mitch mcconnell type republican. but they're all willing to embrace and at least keep the racism in the club, because they know that gets them power. kevin mccarthy, they're all doing it. they're doing it in texas. the governor, lieutenant governor of texas, because they want to stay in power. "the dallas morning news." 850 books have been probed by texas lawmakers. out of the first 100 boos they think they might want to ban, 97 are written by women, people of color or lgbtq authors. a book called "new kid", it was later reinstated. he says it's boosted his sales. he says it's actually working for him. it's like they're tied to this now, and now the people who voted for them want the books banned. >> well, they've been tied to it since 1968, or a little bit before that. >> hello. >> but it manifests itself in different ways. and we've had -- we have these, you know, textbook thing. we had tex

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mean, jobs was in his little building and he had not gotten his great profile by tom will get in esquireagazine the valley was not noticed and there were extraordinary things but we were still relatively operating independently of the influence of washington dc and pretty much making our own rules in greater as you go back another decade atlanta effort named the town silicon valley heard and actually introduced this area to leaders of electronic news and that is how will everybody new hp since the 30s but for the most part, this was not seen as enclave of high technology, it's just starting to be a keep in mind, apple in the book was published i think a week before apple introduced the macintosh rated so apple was pretty well-known up at the apple three, had been a disaster and s opposed to change the world, no big deal it turned out. so the world would change a week after i finished just book which is this space of most contemporary historians and we finish something and raven up and then it's all obsolete the next week. >> and even with apple revolutionizing the computer game, facebook

jobs was in his building need not gotten as great profile by tom wolfe yet in esquire magazine.he valley was not noticed. there were doing extraordinary things but we were still relatively anonymous of washington d.c. pretty much sit in their own rules. it was even greater if you go back a another decade the name the town silicon valley. to readers of electronic news. us not seen as an enclave of high technology. keep in mind, the book was published i think a week i finished a week before apple introduced the macintosh. apple's ruby was a disaster lisa was supposed to change the world it turned out. changed a week when she was just the state of most historians especially contemporary historians. you finish something, wrap it all up and then is absolute the next week. >> even with apple revolutionizing the computer game and go along with a very small market share for decades. it's kind of hip in california it may be of one of these machines but not everybody does. what was the turning point? i remember it was the '90s the stock markets really brought everybody to silicon valley.

amanda m.franjin, esquire, deputy of elections, ohio office of secretary of state, indicating that according to the unofficial result of the special congressional general election held november 2, 2021, the honorable chantalm. brown was elected to representative of congress for the 11th direct and the honorable mike kerry was elected to congress for the 15th congressional district state of ohio. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from ohio, the honorable chanal brown, and the gentleman from ohio, the honorable mike brown, be allowed to take the oaths of office. the certificates of their election have not arrived but there is no contest with regard to their elections. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. will representatives brown and kerry and the representatives of the highway delegation present themselves in the well. all members will rise and the representatives-elect will please raise their right hand. do you solemnly swear th

amanda m.franjin, esquire, deputy of elections, ohio office of secretary of state, indicating that according to the unofficial result of the special congressional general election held november 2, 2021, the honorable chantalm. brown was

if you allege -- the esquires are the younger sons of noblemen forever.re, what i'm asking is with all these projects and the printing of the notes for pennies on the dollars and that people are going to be taxed on the full value -- the face value of that dollar, what is going on in this country? are we being run by a criminal enterprise with the printing of these federal reserve notes since 1913? the removal of the senators that were supposed to be selected from amongst the senate, according to article one, section three of the constitution. that was breached. with the 17th amendment, senators are putting their own people in place in order for this conspiracy by their own people's definition to be run. host: let's talk to robert from aurora, indiana on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for letting me in. that lady that called -- the guy that called about the stimulus, i would say go to work. that is where you get money. you don't rely on the government. we need to get biden and harris out of office because they are running