universal declaration of human rights may well come the international magna carta out of order man everywhere in december one nine hundred forty eight former first lady of the united states eleanor roosevelt announced the un's adoption of the universal declaration of human rights for two years delegates from all over the world worked on formulating the charter and ensuring a stronger role for women indian equal opportunities activists handsome meta ensured that the first article was changed to read all human beings are born free and equal rather than all men. from pakistan campaign for equal rights within marriage you have donkey or lova from belarus demanded equal pay for equal work. women from all over the world stood together and called for gender equality to be written into every article of the universal declaration of human rights they couldn't have imagined that seventy years on a lot of work would remain to be done on equal opportunities and that discrimination sexism and social exclusion would still be so widespread. to this day the un commission on the status of women meets once a ye

i refer to it as magna carta 2.0 . >> should they have a do over both -- vote? if you do: i think that, you risk the british democracy into different pieces. they voted for it. we were with the irish prime minister, a very smart cap. nobody really knows. do your part, no, it will not disrupt the american economy. the whole european economy is near recession and china is the weakest it has been in decades and so is japan. we are the engine of growth. we create the incentives after-tax, after regulation to promote economic growth, jobs and technological advance. the u.s. drives the rest of the world. i cannot make that point enough. deficitseven our trade which are not thrill us, we are the only source of demand that other countries have. we had the g-7 meetings. we will go again with japan and france. i urged them and said prime minister abbe, who i love, you /or tax rates. you need to get down there. you should perform your labor add -- so you can [indiscernible] missing from the rest of the world. president trump on the other hand has ended the war on business,

i refer to it as magna carta 2.0. you can have a dynamic british economy and not the over regulate and overtax deal economy. >> should they have a do over vote? mr. kudlow: i think if you do the over, you would rip british democracy into many different pieces. they voted for it. now get it done. that is just my opinion. with the irishay prime minister, a very smart chap. nobody really knows. point, no, it will not disrupt the american economy. the dynamic here -- and i'm aware the whole european economy is flat on its back, very near recession, and china is the weakest it has been in decades, and so is japan, so forth and so on -- we are the engine of growth. we create the incentives after-tax, after regulation, to promote economic growth and jobs and technological advances. the u.s. drives the rest of the world. . can't make that point enough in fact, even our trade deficits, which do not thrill us, we are the only source of demand these other countries have. we had the g7 meetings and the g20 meetings. we will go ag

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pelosi: whether it is in words, well, even from the magna carta, but the institution, the declaration of independence. our national monuments and the rest. it's a tribute to the great vision of our founders, which is something that inspires us every day. thank you for making that visibility so strong. and i thank the economic club of washington, may -- mary brady, for the hospitality today. to be here. thank you, mary. [applause] again, it's important on women's international -- international women's day, to acknowledge the leadership of all women. mary, president maguire from trinity college, my alma mater, which i totally love. so the first time -- i have to say, when i was running for leadership in the congress, or for speaker, the last thing i could ever say to someone is you should vote for me because we should have a woman. you just had to prove that you would do the best job. but when it turned out that i became the speaker, it was uite an overwhelming feeling that we had broken a marvel ceiling in our country. i always thought the american people were much more ready for an am