oren: it is a lengthy report come as you pointed out. i have it right here. it is sane and balanced. some of these worries really come from hollywood, like "the terminator," and at the same time, i think there is a valid concern about jobs, and we need to do something about it. emily: david, obviously you talk to a lead o's, a lot of people at the top about ai. it is something that you guys are evading at techonomy. do you think it is overblown, or do you think this is a real, potential problem? david: i do not think the fact that ai will be transformative is overblown. i think we are in something that could be called the fourth industrial revolution, and i think is wonderful to see the white house put this kind of attention on the issue. i think it is really unknown how the job issue plays out, and i think it has a lot to do with how we as a society handle this incredible new resource that this kind of intelligence brings to us. one of my friends, who is at the conference today, tweeted, this is jesse hempel, said, "the conference is really about humans, whi

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choice because he was selected because he is seen as a centrist, democrat moderate, republicans like oren hatch had supported in the past, but to the progressive base of the party, he's not the kind of supreme court justice they are going to be looking for. i think there could be some real issues on that. >> and remember the constitution says, with the advice and consent of the senate. if i'm a republican senator i give my advice to president obama and hillary clinton and say renominate merrick garland, we'll confirm him, but don't nominate anybody to the left of him and it will send a very powerful message as long as the democrats don't try to use the election to determine the supreme court for years to come as a leftist constitution. >> so if they know justices -- who was that? >> it was doug. i was going to say hillary clinton's doing everything in mind to have a democratic senate and this is one of the reasons, that democrats take over the senate, somebody like garland will be able to get through this process quite easily, but i think allen nailed it, she's going to have a choice of d

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suburbans worried about ride in the city and growth of the african-american population started to hone in oren will to wallace's message. they weren't in for the full segregation maybe. but it got to them through those things similar channels so when democrats saw union vote rs in the mid-webcast starting to be afield to by wallace, they started to get really nervous and that's much the same way donald trump as you say new yorker to the bone is -- suddenly playing in precincts you wouldn't maybe getsed when you first heard him talk. >> after reading your book i realized how well jackson fits into that too. i never that you have donald trump as but ways there are similarities and, of course, jackson had war hero. donald trump fought at the military academy -- [inaudible] you know, again don't seem that similar on surface. but jackson was first -- the before him there were elites. >> absolutely, and you know, jackson fought against the system although trump did although in the system establishment capitulated to trump and didn't have to fight the final battle. so in 1824 when jackson you know th

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good oren than not for ill, it sets the tone for the other branches and spurs the expectations of the people. its powers are vast inconsequential. its requirements from the outset and by definition, impossible for mortals to fulfill without humility and inconsistent as seton on its purposes forth in the constitution of the united states. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. watch anytime at www.c-span.org, and listen at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span radio app. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," john podhoretz, editor of "commentary" and movie editor for the "weekly standard." he talks about his career, and discusses movies he has reviewed over the past few years, including "lincoln," "spotlight," and "straight outta compton." brian: john podhoretz, we would normally ask you here to talk straight politics. for years, you have been a movie critic. mr. podhoretz: 37 years i have been a movie critic. brian: when did you get interested in movies? mr. podhoretz: i started publishing in the "american spectator" when i was 18 years old. i grew up in manhattan, and from the age of 11 or 12, i would w

and even fewer live within 40 miles of a private sector neurologist oren dough chronologist. this means this is a challenge for rural health care overall. this is not particular to va. for veterans who live far from the facility, it isn't necessarily going to solve the problems. so looking at this overall, it really does suggest that private sector care should complement va care. that va provide care in most cases with high quality, in a timely manner, and that the private sector should come in and complement, not substitute, for that care. it is also important since we know very little about the quality of care for veterans that's provided in the community and the timeliness of care for veterans provided in the community to really develop a mechanism for monitoring that care to ensure both the va and the community and the care va is paying for is timely and high quality for veterans. >> thank you, kerry. [ applause ]. before we turn to our final speaker of lifepoint health, i would like to invite everybody both in the room and watching on c-span that you can participate in t

to create oren courage health. if the patient goes home and sits on the couch eats buttered popcorn, not to pick on popcorn but that fond in my head i have three people in my family and one who doesn't exercise. he's not as healthy as the others. in terms of how all of you come at this pace. and sometimes we talk about patient engagement. they say, yeah, we have a website to make payments instead of being on hold. i think that is convenience. i don't think that is patient engagement necessarily. so how do you -- by patient -- it can be someone who is healthy as well. how do each of you think about the tools that you have in your organizations to engage, to get the patient to understand. the individual to understand i have to do this, that i have to own this, that i have to be part of this. going to the doctor and listening to something doesn't do anything if you don't then behave differently or keep behaving in the way you should be behaving. >> it is a very important question. and i think the answer is having a th

you may not display signs to impede the public oren danger any meeting participant. cameras and taping devices maybe brought in the room although you are prohibited from using camera flash that may disrupt the meeting. disorderly conduct that disrupt the meetings such as making noise or speaking out of term or otherwise refusing to comply with the rules governing the meeting. boisterous conductor violent disturbance tending to disrupt the orderly course of the meeting. disobedience of any lawful order which shall include an order to be seated. >> okay. to the gentleman who had two public outburst and stood up twice during this meeting, i find this behavior disruptive. i am asking you to correct your before here after, if it's not done so, i will ask that you be removed from the proceedings. >> captain, please continue and i apologize. >> thank you, commissioner, the next few slides. the next the department of justice has reviewed through their website transgender training video. we are planning to take that video into roll call training for personnel to improve our a