teeeighteen and though you were leaving the you will continue to serve in many capacities with both the long disserving and here we are. [laughter] also of the take this opportunity for those who work at both of those agencies. so to wake up every day how i can make the world a better place so i have those

teeeighteen childhood was extremely important with lou she became as a working-class daughter of caribbean immigrants and when she was a very young girl her parents who were very poor living in brooklyn center to live in barbados is she was raised by a very strong fester and grandmother in she was in barbados the moment when the movement for independence from britain began the beginning of the socialist movement and when i went to barbados to research what i found is a socialist and labor and working-class organizations as were far more advanced with reproductive rights the in the united states. so while she writes about this in her own autobiography i can only assume being raised by strong black women in a moment of great stress tollhouse with consciousness us of a woman with tremendous pride. >> in the 1970's to coin the phrase well-behaved women seldom make history. [laughter] lot rule stage your women break and which ones did they follow and why? >> 4058 think despite her upbringing to because of an abominable to the a.d. is of communism and to be an activist a angela davis coming into

teeeighteen i am sorry to do see you go. i would like to ask to say we cannot walk raise venture capital. and that has to do with regulatory uncertainty. but to create a pathway they can get there only water to drugs of their 22 approved as a result of that legislation in 55 more in the pipeline as i understand it. that has succeeded beyond our wildest dreams and i want to thank you for that. and to talk about the shift of the fda as a result of that designation and how we keep that going after you the if. >> thanks for inviting me to your talk to the biotech community. those types of listening sessions and we heard loud and clear about consistency consistency, to strengthen them. the breakthrough has been more successful than we thought so it is an example is something to extend but it does come at a cost but incredibly important lesson in that culture change is confirmed by the successful breakthrough is of value of early engagement by the fda to help shape the product development research agenda and a continuing contact.

[applause] and dick teeeighteen -- teeeighteen 19 and up until verisimilitude jobs linda tirado her writing was picked up by the huffington opposed and the nation and 6 million people for those living in poverty so welcome to both of them. [applause] we want this to be more conversational than the average panel i have some questions to kick us off that if you have waived or shout. >> or i will be the defense -- need a defense. please come to the microphone. while you have both written space the same issues the common geography is in a quality with the relationship to democracy. so last you to talk about what is going on with the organizing lately. over the last few years i could name those that have gone nation -- national media attention like the national vote rights in north carolina, of ferguson in the organizing across the country, student-led efforts about campus sexual assaults evened students organizing here locally for:so why do we need that? what does it needed to confront and why is it a strategy? >> i will get back to your. [laughter] but breasts like to wal-mart's rears the labo

. >> top of the morning teeeighteen. welcome back. there are many international issues that are outstanding credit of -- but it must we good to sit here with the private sector growth with 2.8 million since the 1997 and i think your stewardship with the debt ceiling debate puts us in a good position to have united states be the world's reserve currency that i think is important here is up question to raise with chair janet yellen that i know treasury takes an aggressive stance the w-2 punish bank employees with the tax avoidance in money-laundering scheme but also i'd like you to do double down to the more surgical the death heard from my own constituents the relatives are literally starving. and i have also heard from insurers that they are increasingly concerned about ongoing international negotiations on standards to impact insurers. i hope your strong voice but i am also concerned about the imf. and so may agree with you on that. >> we will come the testimony of the secretary lew secretary of treasury that has been before this com

general teeeighteen? >> as far as i know we doodad have that flexibility. we don't know how that is to find. >> is it fair to conclude with the prepared house budget to the extent it does have some adverse effect on our national security capability? would you agree? >> yes sir, it does prevent -- present challenges. >> yes. >> the worst of all is if we don't get it. >> thank you. >> i was happily surprised to see if those initiatives is your written testimony. i have always felt there is is a strategic imperative with 2003 and 200780% of all supply trucks but during that same time period 3,000 americans and stem contractors were killed. every time we talk about energy with that conversation for what they're trying to do. and a loving those marines to push further. and talk about insurance in this time on stage to project greater power. in the thing vetted tables - - enables us to do that. is to undertake specifically with the strategic terms. >> thank you so much. but some of the specific things we're doing with energy efficiency to doing voice planning to

. >> i am surprised because i got the full reason he was not made a with teeeighteen is he did not want to meddle in his election as. [laughter] lou: is deeply disturbing to compare the contain yourself >> i will differ a little. a note that the way to make money is to do consulting their former consultants that make a lot more money during international election insist that directly connected to the president? no. >> i know it is an accident a mere coincidence five of the former operatives who still operate for him happened to be in tele-tv and jerusalem. >> also for helleri clinton. >> how ecumenical of them that we are prepared to resolve them to violate u.s. law. >> they're perfectly free to go to support ellery clinton but using our money to go over there hoping that they don't mess with israel to but netanyahu back and hopefully that will send a clear message to obamacare needs to stop behaving this way. >> it will be interesting to see the judgment of the iraqi people. it is great to be with you thank you for joining us. good night from new york. now. >> a century old movie theat

be sure to vote in our poll tonight will obama call for a recount it seems that president teeeighteen has won today's election. of model makes an announcement shocking fans and sponsors and a republican congressmen that is more than shirtless. we will be right back. lou: this is a good one. congress maine and schock has announced his resignation effective the end of the month. the for term republican dodgy at six complaints about spending taxpayer dollars in campaign contributions. you are not looking at "downton abbey" this is his office after he remodeled just like the hit television show a taxpayer funded week and ended the york for his staffers, windows and charter flights were the over $40,000 and another 24 grand of campaign funds you have to go to a concert once in awhile. all that has been uncovered it will give him some time to work on his upper body. mr. t30 number eight congressmen and. the dow plummets 120 prince volume and is at 3.2 billion shares. anchored oil settles below $44 a barrel the lowest price since 2009. this into my reports three times a day coast to coast of

teeeighteen coalition partners this is a likely have never seen before. >> you put your finger one of the greatest threats of isil does it exist today. is a threat to iraqi and syrian the region. but as we have seen tragically in sydney in paris. so you are correct it is a real issue that is why there is a working group to stem that flow of fighters. where we have encouraged through best practices with the at risk populations with cleric said teachers in family members in the coalition and partners homes >> of course, "this is it" issue that the jewish population is the rest. so they are fixated on this. as many noted the president's earlier dismissals of isis the we have seen a number of friends from boko haram to read tried desperately to get the administration to declare that the village -- terrorist organization with the firebombing was occurring to the churches and it was clear boko haram hata regional mindset to adequately assess the threat. is nigeria part of that? so now from helping that nigerian government it alcan we done as a matter of political will. a general dempsey you

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>> i don't believe it is the flip of a korean spirit that was not screened through the teeeighteen program? >> the opportunity looking at them individual component part to manage inclusion it as a system we believe there provides the better security proposition is is more effective security based off of the analysis to date civic gravy i admit confused my understanding is you have someone with an eye patch and is there randomly sends somebody through the pre-chex line or those that paid to go through that laid is said to the application process. is a that a high risk? they're debt -- not go into the machine that we have told the world is so necessary. spitzer if they are exposed to day is significantly higher screening prior to the random selection process a human there substitute additional screenings with random selection for the nit is part of that process. >> but how do people feel that paid through the process that allowed others to get in line with them? to rec i have heard negative complaints about the traveling public about the managed exclusion process. part of the desire to do di