do, froma lot more to expanding access to the internet to every corner of the commonwealth to a new workforce program that will consolidate our workforce to moment efforts into yet another one-stop shop. speaking of our workforce, in this year's budget, i am proposing another major step forward, a significant investment in career and technical education to help make pennsylvania a better place to learn and work and do business. [applause] gov. wolf: developing a workforce that can compete and win in the 21st century economy is the single best way to help pennsylvania businesses grow and attract new businesses to our commonwealth. the singleit is also best thing we can do to help more of our people find jobs, not just tomorrow, but today. these are careers. everything from welding and advanced to coding and manufacturing careers that can sustain families and enrich communities. these careers are not reserved for people with four year degrees. anyone in our state that is willing to put in an honest days work deserves a shot to make a good living and by investing in these programs we can give th

fromas born and hour away where my relatives are from in slovenia. every time i look at her, it is like looking in the mirror. [laughter] that, my actual end of the year of 2016 was spent with john mccain -- we are hoping that his health is getting better. we're on the front line with the ukrainian troops in the middle of the night on new year's eve. there we were. we had also visited lithuania, estonia, and georgia. to hear the stories of what these countries have been dealing with for years of foreign relations -- the democrats just put out a report on this. this is no surprise on what we have heard. they have seen this movie before. they get mad at estonia, russia does, they get into a big thing about it. they cut off their internet because they moved a statue of a russian soldier from a public square into a cemetery where the other statues like that word. -- were. latvia or lithuania, when they are having their 25th individually -- anniversary of independence, they invite some , tohe opinion -- ukrainian the celebration. russia gets mad. this kin

worker froma uaw upstate new york in this all argument is silly. i work in the private sector, i understand this is the public sector. but in the private sector we have union security agreements. the argument is silly that i wasn't forced to take my job. i vote every three years on my contract whether or not to have a union job. indicates all he wants to do is get a free ride. he was not forced to take that job. it was the wrong pick for the u.s. marine corps, he's a corporate guy and is rolling back worker rights. this is about worker rights to the collective voice on the job. guest: i have to agree. we understand who is behind this. thisrate ceos are behind and unfortunately, my governor is leading the pack. their premise. they have been public about defunding and affecting the unions. they want to take away our collective voice. they want to take away the rights of working people to come together and be able to have a meaningful voice in the workplace. host: from ohio, democrats line. tom, go ahead. caller: this is a sad day in america. 50n i fi

kind you you see the game of the possible phylum froma. in london yeah well we are gaining already i mean and dublin we're not going to take out huge financial houses and see the move. from london to dublin that's going to happen but what is happening is that more and more of the financial companies and the insurance companies aviation are opening up dublin offices are expanding their dublin office and that's good for us we've probably moved in position where about one percent of our population would have been non irish now to our work and force about fifteen percent and would be new irish whichever term you like to use is made a huge difference and i think if bracks that happens there will be again and that area right across the food sector which issues for else to drink sector. and many to go there are small or small and medium size industry c s m e castaway and they will suffer. if there is any kind of tired of see if there are any kind of obstacles if you go back twenty years ago only a target of the trade that took place anywhere else

everywhere i go, i love to hear what people plan to do with the money, so i thought we could froma fewinutes to hear some of your coworkers. you know who i am talking about, right? i assume you like these people. [laughter] pres. trump: right, boss? joined sheffer corporation during an apprenticeship six years ago, and now, he is a machinist and a talented one. they like him. nice to be loved. the unpopular ones, you don have to worry about. in addition to his $1000 bonuses, paychecks are bigger because he is paying less taxes. here. you are up i am going to give you a chance like maybe 30 seconds or less, to explain what you are going to do with all of that extra money. in this case, over $1000. [applause] tyler: thank you, mr. president. bonus,e tax cut and the i will be trying to save up money to start a family and eventually get a bigger house. pres. trump: i like that idea. [applause] tyler: i appreciate all your hard work you have been putting in. so i just wanted to say thank you. ,res. trump: i appreciate it tyler. that's beautiful. beautiful job. [applause] pres. trump: thank

sandra dayce o'connor is from a ranch on the border between new mexico and gal froma laid-back the west. and i am a fast-talking jewish girl from new york. [laughter] well, people know the two of us, know that sandra got out two words for my every one, but that was the speech. [laughter] meant well, but an illustration of jews are fast talking, prone to interrupting each other. host so many of our leaders, men : and especially women, are really hungry for your advice. there is becky from raleigh, north carolina. she says she has been working as a paralegal for a few months and has already faced discrimination. she wants to pursue her dream of a legal career. what advice would you give her? justice ginsburg: first, find allies. being a loner is hard, but if you have other people with you, that boys up your own confidence in spirit. buoys up your own confidence and spirit. and don't respond to an insult that you have experienced by saying, you sexist pig. [laughter] i thought that my job in the early 1970's was to be a kind of a kindergarten teacher, to explain to judges that there really

fromas brinkley joining us austin, texas. joining us on this presidents' day. good morning. guest: good morning. host: we started the hour talking about qualities of the u.s. president. i'm interested on hearing your thoughts on the presidents you have studied, what makes for good qualities that people bring to the office. ? craig shirley -- being the right person at the right time. particularly, wartime presidents. we tend to do rankings here at c-span, and the top ranked presidents often had to grapple with war. abraham lincoln is usually number one for getting us through the crucible of the civil war. and then franklin d roosevelt getting us through the second world war. after that, i still believe character matters, that the president is supposed to represent what is best in the american public, and tell the truth to the citizens, that we should be demanding that of our presidents. , and tell the truth to the citizens, that we should be demanding that of our presidents. we have had presidents like jimmy carter who have been very truthful but we don't rank very high, and

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these kids in florida are getting it started by saying, if rating froma, b, c the nra, and you dependn them to get you elected next time, you are voted out. when they are voted out, they will not have the power that they have against our government right now. host: we will leave it there. jim, silver spring, maryland. democrat line. caller: thanks, pedro. longtime listener. longtime viewer of c-span, thank you, c-span. the question you are asking callers has not been answered directly. the nra is supposed to be a safety organization. these companies are simply using common sense. in my view, the leadership of the nra has lost its mind in promoting guns that are dangerous. obviously, a weapon is dangerous by definition. but gun safety is what the nra should be promoting. instead, it is out there promoting the making of money and that new fracturing of these weapons, and the country is simply that up. these companies are realizing, yes it will hurt them, it will lose some business from entering members who forget in their support of second amendment that it is safety that matters more t