>> i wish we had a leader in the white house like mitch daniels.e department of education is almost acting like the banks acted in 2004, 2005, 2006. seeking out young people in a predatory fashion pushing the student loans onto young people because you have to get a degree. now this in high school i got a daily e-mail from the federal student loan agency asking me to fill out a student loan forms incentivizing me to borrow money to study something i wasn't really sure of. a lot of young people aren't sure what they want to do with their life but mitch daniels is a great example, he said if you're going to get money from purdue university, study something with jobs and a vibrant market, don't go study children storytelling or poetry. the poetry majors are probably doing very well. i agree with you completely strong governance bringing the model of indiana to purdue and the more we are able to incentivize college universities to have students no do not just vessels for profit but rather how are they reciprocating value producing people in society tha

sam brownback, john kasich, rick snyder, you know, mitch daniels. i mean, not mitch. mike pence. they are the same person. they just switched -- i don't how they do that. and then if you look at the tax increasing governors. three out of six of them lost their seats. we took massachusetts, the governorship of massachusetts which is pretty amazing. if you look what happened in maryland. we took the governorship there. did anyone notice illinois? we took that one. this is really -- when you look at it, economics really does matter. the ones we didn't take, we didn't take california, but jerry brown did lose list supermajoritarian with the assembly and the senate. we did not take minnesota. but we did take the house in minnesota. in new hampshire we did not take -- we took back the house in new hampshire. it's amazing what's going on. it look at the number of state representatives, senate and house. we take the huge -- we picked up huge number of that as well. but i thought i would just go do some of the economics of states if that's all right. the book, you all got the book or some

it was a group of individuals led by governor mitch daniels come and they came up with a report that is called pathways to exploration. and one thing that i thought was telling in this report is a talk about a horizon goal. what is a horizon goal for nasa? their goal according to them, nasa's horizon goal of to be mars. and, of course, the are stepping stones, pathways to get to land a human on mars and bring humans home from our spirit and interestingly it says the current program to develop launch vehicles for spacecraft for flight beyond leo cannot provide the flight frequency required to maintain competence and safety. let me read that again. cannot provide the flight frequency required to maintain competence and safety. i took a trip down to houston but i visited the johnson space center. i've talked to them about sls. of course, everybody was looking forward to the first launch, was going to be december of 2017. now we are here in 2018. but was interesting was the follow-on launch at the going to be, it was going to be human launch in 2021. my initial reaction as a navy pilot,

i met with mitch daniels, who is now governor of indiana, very, very supportive.nd the president, extremely helpful. everybody. couldn't have asked for more help. >> but you know, the image outside this city, defies the image that this is a town that's divided and confrontational, very partisan. now, are you still a democrat? >> i'm loyal to senator kennedy, let's say that. i will say this, if there was ever an example of a bipartisan bit of legislation, this is it. i had the support, and this is why the program, one reason the program was so effective, i didn't have any, any elected or appointed official yiping at my heels, the sizing, everybody was solidly behind the program. that helped a great deal. when you have got everybody from the president, and andy card, who on a number of occasions expressed great thanks for what we were trying to accomplish. and you have senator kennedy. and senator shuman, senator clinton, and congresswoman mccarthy, and rush holt and others, all saying keep up the good work, that helps a great deal. >> you did talk about senator sch

of howard university president wayne frederick, michelle r hee, and perdue university president mitch daniels. tomorrow, s.e. cupp. it is christmas night. coming up, samuel alito and jeb bush discussed the bill of rights. discussinglebrities health and social issues. [applause] >> i am so glad to welcome you tonight. bush,e alito, governor governor and mrs. corbett. david rubenstein, honored guests.

businesses are leaving and going to arizona and other states, and i think mitch daniels, the former governor of indiana, he put in a series of policies that made indiana a very business friendly state. you have an experiment going on among the states. republican governors have shown that conservative policies are good and they create jobs. you see people like john kasich in ohio, he won by 30 points, a stunning performance. maryland, joeon, is the caller. an independent caller there. caller: good morning. ehner, i just want to -- thank you, greta, for c-span. it is very good. you say that there is pessimism. that is the farthest thing from the truth. you may observe the pessimism of a few, but overall we are blessed because we have a set of governors that sometimes do not .ven see across the line on the other hand, we have a set of governors who see the line completely. so when you are being partial presidentng credit, obama, just like the rest of the presidents, he does what he can. i hear you talk about how he is a failure and not successful, but you have never said anything about obstruct

it was the day that mitch daniels was named president and it was at a reception.idn't know her either. but she had heard from sally that i wanted to write a book and she said there is a bible and it's a secret. and we passed it down from dean's been for decades. and i got cold chills and i knew immediately that i really wanted to write about this. and so that's what i also knew the title. "the dean's bible: five purdue women and their quest for equality." i thought something mysterious, intriguing, having this double meaning, it's the real holy bible, christian bible, but then it means like a guidebook. and that is what this book became, especially in regards women's leadership. so she was the first part-time dealer women appointed in 1913. she passed away suddenly in 1933 and edward elliott hired her from california, she was working as a principal and guidance counselor, hired her as the first full-time data women at the university. and so when she moved in, she found the bible and kept it, she hung onto it. and then the next dean of women was telling the individ

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