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Operations in Iraq
Representative Rangel spoke about military operations in Iraq and efforts to combat terrorism. Among the topics he addressed were military personnel issues, the condition of troops deployed overseas, and sacrifices made in the efforts. Following his remarks he answered questions from the audience.
Type: Media
Environmental Issues
Administrator Leavitt talked about environmental progress in the country. He said that the easy steps have already been taken and that now incremental improvements will only be made possible by science and technology. He emphasized the relationship between a healthy environment and economic prosperity. He spoke about planned regulation of diesel fuel and mercury and that the next day he would declare the non-attainment zones for the new air pollution regulations. He cited Early Action Compacts as examples of collaborative, incentive-driven, results-oriented solutions that will speed progress…
Type: Media
Food and Agriculture Policy
Secretary Veneman described the Department of Agriculture as one of the largest in the federal government with 110,000 employees, and a $113 billion budget. Topics included agriculture research, the Forest Service, foreign food aid, and the 60 percent of the USDA budget that goes to nutrition and food assistance programs in the U.S. She also talked about genomics research, global trade access, the World Trade Organization, and food supply security from terrorists. After her remarks she answered audience members' questions.
Type: Media
Coast Guard Operations
Admiral Collins talked about the future of the U.S. Coast Guard, operations within the Department of Homeland Security, and coordination with naval forces for maritime security. Following his remarks he answered questions from the audience.
Type: Media
Energy Supply Security
THIS PROGRAM HAS OCCASIONAL AUDIO PROBLEMS. Introduced by former Rep. Hamilton, Lord Browne talked about the security of the U.S. energy supply. Since Americans depend on huge energy imports to fuel the economy, global events can affect it and tie the U.S. to volatile regions far away. Other topics included oil and gas supplies, environmental risks, and security of supplies and supply lines. After his presentation he answered audience members' questions.
Type: Media
Philanthropy and the Performing Arts
Type: Media
Presidential Politics
Governor Romney talked about presidential politics. He discussed the economic and security challenges facing the United States, and expressed confidence that American freedom, education, and values would allow the country to rise to the occasion. He also outlined his reasons for supporting the re-election of President George W. Bush. Following prepared remarks, the governor responded to questions from the audience.
Type: Media
Future of Health Care
Sen. Frist spoke about health care. He discussed Republican initiatives to address health care issues in the U.S., the long-term projections of health care costs, health insurance issues, and the Republican legislative agenda. He responded to audience questions.
Type: Media
Cultural Threats to Traditional Families
Mr. Dobson spoke about the impact of U.S. culture on the traditional family. He discussed in particular what he sees as misguided philosophies for the raising of children. After his remarks, Mr. Dobson answered questions from the audience.
Type: Media