jack slade's wife, she was actually quite a piece of work, too. jack ends up -- he gets fired, amazingly enough, from the company. i would hate to have been the guy that had to tell this man -- you're fired, mr. murderer. get out. but jack took it calmly and gets another job, rebuilds his reputation, and he ends up actually on a vigilante committee, and he is so good at his job that the other people on the committee decide they better hang him before he hangs them. and his wife comes to collect the body, and stares them all down and buries jack. the women, yes, at every station, every station most of the work is done by the women. they just don't get the credit. it's true. absolutely. >> a few riders who were mid, howard was in fact married. >> right. >> the pony express service took it toll on the majors can the wife of howard took up with another guy. and howard took his revenge on this guy. >> there's a story. there's lot of stories. in that one we're -- >> he was acquitted among other things by an of document by brick ham young. >> majors is a

please join me in welcoming stephanie slade. [applaus [applause] >> all right, thank you so much for having me. i'm excited to be here. a few of you may have noticed that i'm not charlie cook. i can assure you that no one is more disappointed about that man me. he's brilliant and rather intimidating to try to fill his shoes, but i'll do my best tonight. i got the position for debate support for libertarianism versus conservatism was open because the person previously scheduled couldn't make it. i wasn't that surprised they would approach me, on one hand i do identify as a libertarian, on the other hand virtually all of my colleagues, i actually go to church. exceptional for that reason. so that makes me basically the tok token conservative around there. tonight's debate will take the form of five sections, there will be first introductory remarks and responses from both teams. second will be a topical debate, so i've selected four topics and each team will debate, discuss those topics. the third section will be persuasion, each

it is my pleasure to introduce you to stephanie slade, the managing editor of "reason" magazine. in 2016 she was selected to the robert novak journalism fellowship. she was named a finalist at a prize for journalism in 2013.she wrote -- worked as a pollster, contributor . welcoming stephanie slade. [applause] stephanie: thank you for having me. i am excited to be here. a few of me had noticed i'm not charlie cooke. and it isliant intimidating to fill his shoes, but i will do my best tonight. debatefind out this -- was open, because the person previously scheduled couldn't make it, i wasn't that surprised they would approach me. on the one hand, i do identified as a libertarian.on the other hand, unlike virtually all of my colleagues, i actually go to church. [laughter] that is exceptional at "reason." tokenakes me the conservative around there. tonight's debate will be in five sections. there will be first introductory remarks and responses from both teams. second will be the topical debate. i selected four topics and each team will debate and discuss those topics. the second wil

legitimate business in iran it came into a fax just over twenty days ago iranian political analyst slade moustapha chesham believes the u.s. is losing its key allies with its aggressive rhetoric. but the u.s. is trying hard in order to force to iran to comply with the u.s. demands the u.s. demands include harnessing and limiting iran's power components that iran's missile in this free and there is a regional influence and clout they have failed to you know stop. the growth of iran's power components now they are trying to you know pressure to iran to agree to their terms through at least a dozen actions hostile actions in the area of economy but this time around this situation is completely different from what it was before the nuclear deal and now it is been isolated even though you're all peons as key partners and allies nato allies of the united states are standing up to the u.s. in order to diffuse the pressure on iran. to u.s. nationals in vietnam have been sentenced to fourteen years in prison ever an attempted case they were among twelve people sentenced all of them members of the

live rection now from iran and slade mohammad marandi welcome to the program you are a professor of politics at tehran university so we wanted to get your input on this story we've seen trump try this formula before with north korea first threatening making insult and then extending the olive branch why do you think it's not working so far in this situation. well one reason is that the united states has international of the case obligations. in the nuclear agreement that it has cast aside and when the united states is unwilling to abide by its obligations then there's really nothing to talk about because first of all the united states has shown itself to be untrustworthy and second of all in future let's say hypothetically the iranians speak with the americans and come to an agreement who's to say that trump will not tear apart another agreement in the future and as we as you just now show to your audience one day trump threatened iran with. death and destruction and a few days later he speaks about unconditional talks his secretary of state says one thing he says something else so he's reli

deal brokered by egypt to end protests along the border i talked to political scientists professor slade near the queue says israel will begin using disproportionate force as a matter of fact is that you are using the life i mean. or over the place not only whatever it's comes to the palestinians a confrontation usually they use the motion most of the times sometimes they use their bullets but mainly in gaza they are using the life i was initially the israel say have seen fires and also people are constantly running up the fences and those kind of protests are organized by hamas that is what israel say. well organized by a lot of busting in factions all of palestinian factions that are presenting the palestinian will to go to their borders and to to clean the right of return to their homes which was a land which was taken from them in one hundred forty. all the other hand. students have nothing what do you mean by guides israeli have sixteen and thirty five and they have tanks they have. everything and they have kites this is absolutely unmatch. russian mole inside the u.s. embassy in mo

other muslim americans are getting involved in politics abdul el slade's bid for governor of michigan gained a lot of attention but he's far from alone so i think he has an uphill battle representative athena solomon says it's partly a reaction to hateful rhetoric coming from the white house we're trying to right under the radar and we're still on the menu and we're still being attacked so now we have to step forward we have to step up and actually actively insert our own voice in our own truth into the conversation because the other alternative was not working in arizona muslims make up about one percent of the state's population making political inroads here won't be easy but some residents are ready to embrace candidates like johnny we need people like them honest people instead of corrupt who just for themselves. it was millard that was almost immediately. and if you could do it god bless america if the own written goal of the trumpet ministrations anti muslim rhetoric is to scare people away from public life it seems to be back firing from school boards to congress muslims are ru

other muslim americans are getting involved in politics abdul el slade's bid for governor of michigan gained a lot of attention but he's far from alone so i think he had an uphill battle representative athena solomon says it's partly a reaction to hateful rhetoric coming from the white house which trying to ride under the radar and we're still on the menu and we're still being attacked so now we have to step forward we have to step up and actually actively insert our own voice in our own truth into the conversation because the other alternative was not working in arizona muslims make up about one percent of the state's population making political inroads here won't be easy but some residents are ready to embrace candidates like johnny we need people like them honest people instead of crooks who just for themselves. it was miller that was for more than me the truth. and he could do it bless america if they are written goal of the trumpet ministrations anti muslim rhetoric is to scare people away from public life it seems to be backfiring from school boards to congress muslims are runni

other muslim americans are getting involved in politics abdul el slade's bid for governor of michigan gained a lot of attention but he's far from alone so i think he had an uphill battle representative athena solomon says it's partly a reaction to hateful rhetoric coming from the white house we're trying to right under the radar and we're still on the menu and we're still being attacked so now we have to step forward we have to step up and actually actively insert our own voice in our own truth into the conversation because the other alternative was not working in arizona muslims make up about one percent of the state's population and making political inroads here won't be easy but some residents are ready to embrace candidates like johnny we need people like them who are honest people instead of crooks who just for themselves. it was miller that was for more than me the truth. and if you could do it god bless america if they are written goal of the trumpet ministrations anti muslim rhetoric is to scare people away from public life it seems to be back firing from school boards to cong

please join me in welcoming stephanie slade. [applaus [applause] >> all right. thank you so much for having me, i am excited to be here. a few of you may have noticed i'm not charlie cook. i can show you that no one is more disappointed about that than me, he's brilliant and it's rather intimidating to try to fill his shoes, but i will do my best tonight. when i found out this position of debate moderation for libertarianism versus conservativism, couldn't make it, i identify as a small libertarian. on the other hand virtually all of my colleagues, i actually go to church. [laughter] >> exceptional for that reason. that makes me basically the token conservative around there. tonight's debate will take the form of five sections. there will be first introductory remarks and responses from both seems. second will be a topical debate, so i've selected four topics and each people will debate and discuss those topics. the third is persuasion. each team will try to convince you why the other side should come over to the dark side, as it were. the fourth section, questi

and i'm sorry that you are the messenger that is getting slade. this is something that repeats. i believe you are going to go through the same thing on the next case. this is only round one so you are going to be here for all to around 10:00 tonight. please hear what our board is saying. >> thank you. >> let's continue with the hearing. unless further comments or questions of mr. cohen. >> not of mr. cohen. >> i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> we will now move on to public comments. is there any public comment on this item? please lineup if you can against the wall. we have a number of commentators. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i own a subway on drumm street and 711 on drumm street. commission swig to answer your question sir, the application for drumm street, 48 quick service restaurants in a two-block radius sir. >> under served. >> i am primarily here to talk about safety. we, as restaurants, and as brick and mortar, establishments are so heavily regulated by all government agencies i have a machine. i'm required to keep a hazmat plan binder which is four inches thick. wi

on the other, the president falling all over himself to parade slade vladmir putin and g the investigation a hoax. >>> a huge multimillion dollar pay for play report out this morning. >>> this morning, a clarification from the president saying the media is not the enemy of the people. it's a line we've heard before. it echoes something his daughter is saying. as

on the other, the president falling all over himself to parade slade vladmir putin and g the investigation a hoax. >>> a huge multimillion dollar pay for play report out this morning. >>> this morning, a clarification from the president saying the media is not the enemy of the people. it's a line we've heard before. it echoes something his daughter is saying. as with every tweet there's a caveat. a pretty big one, actually. we'll tell you what this one is in this case. >>> let's start this morning from the warning from the top intel leaders. russia, right now, is at it again missing with our election. those comments getting the public's attention whether they have the president's attention in any serious way is still an open question. nbc kelly o'donnell is with the president in new jersey. kelly, what are we to make of the two very different messages coming from the administration on the issue of russia and election attacks? >> it can be confusing because the rally president did you want want to talk about this. the governing official have directed his chiefs of these departments whether

slade to a rupiah two decade low, spurring intervention from the central bank.estors dumped turkish and argentinian assets, indonesia and india have seen pressure. the route in argentinian peso has led to aira return of foreign funds into its debt market. legendary investor warren buffett has told bloomberg the u.s. banking system is in great shape. the berkshire hathaway chairman and ceo is still buying stocks amid record wall street highs. >> i'm buying stocks, but i am not buying them because they are going to go up next year. they will be quite a bit -- worth quite a bit more money in 10 or 20 years. i don't know about next week or next year. i know they are good businesses. u.k. companies became more pessimistic as concerns brexit will hurt growth increased. according to a survey by lloyds, confidence at the lowest levels since december with optimism toward the wider economy declining. only 21% of the companies intend to increase hiring over the coming years, down from 30% in july. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more th

through alon slade's making it virtually impossible to get into some of them what villages ok so having said that what what type of equipment can realistically get fair to make a difference at this point with the equipment they would need to get into the villages to start with would be heavy plant. shovel quitman that you've seen on the news already there may be in short supply with the earthquake there may have been some of that plant have been damaged as well but to get through the roads they've got to make the clearing first of all so that to tell you could quit meat first once they get into the villages it would be more hands on type equipment lake pearson looking at those thermal imaging to see out the buildings that collapsed buildings and rubble to see if there's any potential survivors tell us more about that about how delicate of an operation this is it's not just a matter of having the equipment and just going full steam ahead this is this is a process. correct once an event like this happens the first phase is what's called the rescue phase that's where we have the search tea

it's moderated by stephanie slade. it's an hour and 40 minutes. [applause] >> welcome to the heritage foundation. at this time please silence your phones and other electronics. and dr. holmes. [applause]

i'd like to thank our moderator, stephanie slade from reason magazine. i welcome all of you to heritage into cato. who have beene -- involved in intern debates and all of the entrance to have done hard work this year, much research, much thoughts, and preparation have gone into makers of integrate. libertarians and conservatives advocate individual liberty, limited government, and free-market. the shared values can leave libertarians and conservatives conclusions about public policy. these similarities are significant. there are also differences in how each apply these philosophies to the policy issues that are facing our nation. we are here this evening to investigate and to debate these principles from different angles, different viewpoints, and from different frames of reference. points scored, arguments defended, and refuted, and there will be a lively exchange. there will also be a discussion afterwards about who won and who lost. that proposition is, is libertarianism or conservatism the superior political philosophy? this is not all about policy o