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i'm going to leave it to dr. levin to tell you more about her book. please welcome. [applause]. i have to say first that this is one of the most fascinating and beautifully written books they've ever read and i don't take that lightly. i didn't have to pay her to say that. so you tell this story of the century long vision and half a century long quest to hear the sound of the space time. as i was reading one thing kept coming to mind which was a very short piece that the great journalist wrote in the summer of 19376 days after amelia airport -- amelia earhart disappeared.ot the best things of mankind are the things that are undertaken not for some definite measurable results but because someone not counting the costs are calculated of the consequences is moved by curiosity the level of excellence. the compulsion to event or make her understand in suchue persons. they alone surpass themselves.t they the explorers into the creators partake of it. they do not know what they discover. they do not know where their impulses taking them. they can give no account in advance of where the

physician general, dr. rachel levine. secretary elaine mcnulty. department of revenue. and the commissioner of the state police. i want to thank you for being here and also you, secretary. >> and i missed one. the director, richard flix, of fema. thank you for being here. everyone, please rise. the electors will come to order. members of the electoral college, his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, tom wolf. and the first lady, frances wolf. [applause] >> welcome, governor. >> thank you. please be seated. thank you very much for that nice introduction and thank you for being here. i want to thank the president, i want to thank the vice president of the electoral college, the officers of the college, and all of the electors for having me here today. i want to congratulate you all on your role on this historic day. i would also like to take a moment to thank secretary cortes, pedro cortes, and the department of state for the job that they did, once again. the employees and the staff of the department of state have done a really good job of hosti

physician general, dr. rachel levine. secretary elaine mcnulty. department of revenue. and the commissioner of the state police. i want to thank you for being here and also you, secretary. [no audio] >> and i missed one. the director, richard, of fema. thank you for being here. everyone, please rise. the electors will come to order. members of the electoral college, his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, tom wolf. and the first lady, frances wolf. [applause] >> welcome, governor. >> thank you. please be seated. thank you very much for that nice introduction and thank you for being here. i want to thank the president, i want to thank the vice president of the electoral college, the officers of the college, and all of the electors for having me here today. i want to congratulate you all on your role on this historic day. i would also like to take a moment to thank secretary cortes, pedro cortes, and the department of state for the job that they did, once again. the employees and the staff of the department of state have done a really good job of

physician general, dr. rachel levine. the office of policy. nulty -- of labor secretary elaine mcnulty. we want to thank you for being here. and also you, secretary. and i missed one. the director of fema, thank you for being here. everyone, please rise. the electrons will come to order. collegeof the electoral , his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, tom wolfe. and the first lady. [applause] >> welcome, governor. >> thank you. please be seated. thank you very much for that nice introduction and thank you for being here. i want to thank the president, vice president of the electoral college. the officers of the electoral college. and all of the elect doors for having me here today. i want to congratulate you all on your role on this historic day. i would also like to take a moment to thank secretary pedro cortes and the department of the job that they did, once again. the employees and the staff of the department of state have done a really good job of hosting the selection. scrutiny foron of the department of states

physician general, dr. rachel levine. fully -- sarah out secretary elaine mcnulty. department of revenue. the commissioner of the state police. i want to thank you for being here and also you secretary. and also you, secretary. and i missed one. the director, richard, of fema. thank you for being here. everyone, please rise. the electrons will come to order. members of the electoral college, his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, tom wolfe. and the first lady, frances wolf. [applause] >> welcome, governor. >> thank you. please be seated. thank you very much for that nice introduction and thank you for being here. i want to thank the president, i want to thank the vice president of the electoral college, the officers of the college, and all of the electors for having me here today. i want to congratulate you all on your role on this historic day. i would also like to take a moment to thank secretary cortes cortes, and the department of state for the job that they did, once again. the employees and the staff of the department of state have d

ashley is here larry levin, brian, dr, we're altogether. let's go. dow 20,000. we're 876 points away. when do we get to 20k. layrr larry, i'm going to hit you on first. >> i think december, but there's a fed meeting and it will put a kibosh on that, sometime, but not. stuart: you're hedging, certainly before christmas except for the fed and come on. dr barton, when? >> i like 20,000 in the first half of next year, i think even the first quarter. one more thing to think about in addition to the fed. we've got a big vote in italy coming up the markets are going to be anticipating whether it's called the it-leave referendum. and it would be a constitutional change to open them up. stuart: hold on a second, if you say no, no to constitutional change on sunday in italy. >> yes. stuart: our market goes down? yes. ashley: yes, because the prime minister there says he's going to quit and putting his reputation on line here. trying to change the constitution in order to put reforms through quicker. the no camp is strong and could create instability. and italian banks is

also available from dr. scholl's: heavy duty support for lower back pain, lightens the impact of every step. levin: what the heck is this? ha! trump: these are magazine covers over the last 6 months, and i think 5 or 6 times on the cover of "time," and it's crazy. levin: so, what strikes me about this is there are some that are not even particularly flattering, but you've got them proudly displayed. trump: boy, i have a lot of them. some are not flattering, but they're there. levin: this must give you some gratification to see that you're on every magazine cover. trump: well, it doesn't. not all good stories. levin: is having the stories more important and relevant to you than-- trump: no, i'm not a believer in all publicity is good publicity. i think--i'm not a believer in that at all. a lot of people say i like that and i think it's great, but it's--it's not. levin: when you drive around your city and you see your name on all these buildings, that must give you a real sense of satisfaction. trump: it does.

you ask what i need, dr. franklin. i need everything, and i need it now, or this war will be over before it even begins. let us declare our independence. >> all men are created equal. >> general howe's army is here. >> you are outmanned and outgunned. >> hundreds of men died. i cannot lose any more. we must evacuate across the river. [ wind howls ] >> keep your eyes open, elijah. a fat turkey for christmas dinner is the best gift ma could ask for. >> i wish pa would come home. that would be the best gift. [ turkeys gobbling ] [ birds squawking ] >> make all haste, general green. we haven't much time. you will have your boat within the hour. thank you for your service to our country. >> how do i get paid? >> that is a matter for congress to decide. good luck. what are you doing here? [ cannon fires in distance ] down! you boys all right? >> yeah. are you general washington? >> i am... unfortunately. >> ♪ my country, 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ land where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride â

you ask what i need, dr. franklin. i need everything, and i need it now, or this war will be over before it even begins. let us declare our independence. >> all men are created equal.