voluntary associations and local level governing practices. tocquville found voluntary associations to be ubiquitous and of every imaginable kind in america. he was very struck by this, very impressed with this and democracy in america he wrote americans of all ages, all conditions, all minds constantly unite. not only do they have commercial and industrial associations in which i will take part, but they also have a thousand other kinds, religion, moral, grave, futile, very general and very particular, immense and very small. americans use associations to give fates, to found seminaries, to build ins, to raise surchs, to distribute books. in this manner they create hospitals, prisons, schools. everything. he is very impressed by this. well, this modus operandi tocquville was told by his informants had become natural to americans. it was not something mandated, directed or financed by a distant and centralized bureaucratic authority. instead such initiatives were local and habitual, part of the very marrow of americans' collective yet decentra

however, he saw the proliferation of associations by coming from different source. according to vapor, prodestant sects or churches provided a template more broadly. the schema of the sect was the original prototype for the tremendous blood of the associations that penetrated every nook and cranny of american life. these associations which existed for every conceivable purpose according to vague boar followed directly from the sample of the prodestant sect. he saw it as a powerful and pervasive feature of american democracy and helped temper individuals. mask frag meanted into adams he wrote is fundmently mistaken as far as american democracy is concerned. the general american democracy was never such a sand pile. he concluded it would be inaccurate to characterize american democracy as a sand pile of unrelated individuals. toward the end of his life vapor even speculated about taking the model of voluntary associations to germany. it would either be regarded as illegitimate at best, when started it would be taken over by the ages of the state apparatus, in other wo

these are experts in the field of work across areas from associations, corporate association as well as the government. before that i like to say just a word about the national energy assistance directors association. we represent the state directors of low income home energy assistance program, the national program that helps provide block grants to state low income families pay their home energy bill. our first speaker will be haly laasme-mcquilkin. she serves as northeast regional representative on the board of trustees for the national energy assistance records association. she works with the department of health and human services, the office of community services and the delaware energy and also delaware energy assistance director. he contributed to the 2018 handbook and is one of the most widely known internationally recognized set of common principles in universal standards and humanitarian response. after haly, chris mele will speak, he began his career with the u.s. senate as an inspector and work for vice president george bush and then president bush. since 1998 chris has

but as a poster who's an associate force. i'm not sure where to a point where it's clear there are any others state actors were covered by the 2001 aumf although that maybe where we are drifting. i think the larger point here is that this is a conversation that as an original matter of constitutional interpretation and as a historical matter is a conversation in which congress is supposed to play the central role. with regard to the process, congress has by statute i think it is eight usc section 11 a dunk that whole bunch of a specific criteria that the secretary of state is supposed to use and deciding whether group x is a foreign terrorist organization, to designate them. once the group is designated there's a process for the group to challenge to see if the criteria were applied in a manner that was procedurally fair and subtly correct. that's the which it work and that's not at all the system we have under the aumf partly because congress has acquiesced so completely in however these recent administrations have interpret

inst: each of the investors the libra association have been required to put in $10 million. reports are that that has not happened. agreements between the 28 or 29 members is somewhat tentative. but that is the expectation. it is also the expectation that that is the floor and other members are -- some may be expected or urged to contribute more money. it is interesting that facebook's latest filings with the ftc, they have recognized the fact that this has attracted much more scrutiny on capitol and as well as with the fcc with international regulators. they have signaled that this sort of project costs more than this -- they anticipated because of the scrutiny and the extra steps they have to take to ensure that the project is safe and sound. host: it facebook itself is a part of the initiative, does it get more say and what goes on with this product because they are the founders? guest: right now, yes. it is true that until they decide to pass off the baton, facebook is driving the bus and able to shape and fashion this libra ecosystem that certainly suits its interests.

forces but didn't bother to define what associated forces work. the most important statutory reference to associated forces is to the term devoid of any context and is the itself on applicable to military detention, not to targeting. associated forces is this medically important issue that has never been fleshed out by statute. it's never been fleshed out by the court because there hasn't been a single case where the court has been asked to decide is group x and associate of force, so it's left entirely to not just internal executive branch determinations but also classified with the government will not even concede on the record which groups it treats this wit way under the 2001 au. so not exactly the way to run a railroad. >> one of the of the key fob once in the years since 2001, most recently with the naming of the iranian revolutionary guard corps as a terrorist organization is that, and a litter actually buy chairman risch in the form senate relations committee to the ongoing concerns is we are now seeing state actors being named under the 2

i think the football association have done a great job, football association have done a greatjob, i think, football association have done a greatjob, ithink, with football association have done a greatjob, i think, with the league. they are now the best league in europe in terms of the w ——in terms of the level of competition and marketing, there is big sponsorship with berkeley ‘s, which is unprecedented around europe so i have to applaud the fa for what they've done with the league. i think they are missing a huge opportunity to partner with the premier league because it is a huge global football pray —— branded a lot of the top clubs are premier league clubs so it makes sense to harness the premier league brandon really that women's football off.“ they were to take over, the premier league have put an awful lot of store behind showing, around the world, a form of entertainment which is well attended. they have managed largely —— largely speaking to fill stadiums but they don't want to be associated with a spectacle which lacks that. absolutely, absolutely. the wom

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you would rarely have an electric utility association and a natural gas utility association working side-by-side but i don't go to any meetings about liheap and vice versa and i think that shows that it isn't a partisan issue, this isn't an issue that favors any kind of side and we're really just making sure that our members, especially new members coming in are able to see that. i'll keep it short so we can have questions. >> i everyone, thank you for inviting me . thank you to the sca for helping me. i appreciate all your help. i would also like to have the disclaimer of my comments are my own, my opinions on my own but i work for the edison electric institute represents the investor-owned utility and i would say that something that most people don't know about me , that i buy my iphone charges in both i always had a portable charger on me because i hate the feeling of when your phone is about to die. all of a sudden you feel like you're disconnected from the whole world and it's coming down on you so i like to keep my phone charged at all times just so i'm not mildly inconvenienced . but when

second, if i do not give a special thanks to my housing authority association, a lot of the association knows i am a product of housing authority. i grew up in public housing. we actually received a lot of services that we are currently providing at the workforce. i want to give a special thanks to them, and to you to give me the opportunity to continue to serve the public. thank you for that opportunity. please join us at this chili cookoff. >> thank you. >> we hope to see you on saturday, those of you that can make it. we provide an invitation for the opening of the district 11 access point that will be operated by inner-city youth and community developers in the next couple of months. thanks again. >> thank you. >> okay. the only follow-up question is the budget. if we are adding a task to the mou, is there sufficient budget so folks can come back? >> we will define the scope of work and have oewd give us an estimate for a budget amendment. >> thank you. fellow commissioners, i think we are ready for a motion. would someone like to make a motion? >> i move that we approve the mou wit

it was the 3rd chief consecutive association president to step down amidst allegations of wrongdoing tell it 62 years old there will be officially at and now is that his new position on the 27th of september. let's get more important and what it means for the german game from a crevice harrington from t w a sport are welcome presence here as we should put any money on this this guy last that long to tell us what his appointment means or what it tells us about the state of german football it is basically says that the german football association has an extremely short list of who they believe in because he's the only candidate you know back when the predecessor right are grindle stepped down last april to grow old and chairwoman of a small club in dusseldorf submitted her application to become president saying the german football association could be used in a role model function say the why not someone independent and not someone from the good ole boy network well clearly you know he's a like god in my guy friends kelly is there was another name that was mentioned possibly out there

a grant from the buena vista park neighborhood association in the amount of $50,000. a budgetary add back from district 8 in the amount of 50,000, and recreation and park bond funding in the amount of $162,560. it's expected that construction will commence in august 2019, and be complete in 2020. a letter of support from the buena vista park neighborhood association is attached to the staff report, and one item that i'd like to clarify for the record is the d-8 support that we received actually referred to the previous supervisor. we have not received notice yet from the current d-8 supervisor. i apologize for that error. staff recommends that the commission award a contract to miller company landscape architects in the amount of $152,920 for the buena vista park needs assessment and cost analysis project. i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. >> clerk: is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner low? >> once the report's prepared, what's the strategy -- what do we do with the report once the needs ass

high school associations. we have a close working relationship, raise your hand, bob, part of the senior leadership, we actually sit on their committees. bob is always at our meetings, the committee on competitive safeguards so there is a relationship. importantly the ncaa is an association, national federation, they can put out guidance. not allstate are part of it, the states as they too but there is a trickle-down effect there. and the landscape is wide open. we have representatives from usa football here but doesn't oversee the youth landscape of football. it is not even under the auspices of either of those organizations so there is a breakdown in the youth sport level. we may be talking this afternoon about the committee in 1978. they were empowered by congress to oversee all of the youth sports. the 1978 sports apps. but there was not funding for that so at the grassroots level there is not that double oversight and that is where i see the biggest thing. >> indeed there are policy implementations and th

the ohio association of broadcasters is the association of local radio and television stations here in ohio and we have been involved with the ohio debate commission since its inception last year with many stages around the state during the debates organized by the commission last fall. been anl debate has integral part of the american political process at all levels. ,nd yet, over the last decade debates between candidates seeking political office has declined. this is not for lack of effort as community and civic groups including the city club as well as television stations and other media organizations have organized the debates only to have candidates often incumbents turned down invitations, refusing to debate their opponents or desiring highly choreographed debates in front of their supporters. in 2006, the city club famously gubernatorial candidates after their refusal to participate in an unscripted debate. so toebate over debates speak has gained momentum. the proliferation of social media, cable news, and other online platforms have given candidates at to connect with communi

so i can't speak for this particular association. but there's certainly a shared mission between our office and the race and those associations and that we're all working to try to protect patients, keep them safe and provide high-quality care. >> in general they agree with your conclusions though? >>. >> guest: i can't speak on behalf of the associations. i did see some industry opinions where they were reinforcing the need for adequate training. transparency, and expressing concerns about the extreme example that we found. >> erin bliss with health and human services, she's the assistant inspector general for evaluation and inspection joining us to talk about the report on hospice violations. we thought with len in las vegas, independent line, go ahead. >> i was wanting to talk about healthcare for the elderly and we understand that the license, their 90 milligrams of morphine per day, per person. and she works in the elderly care and she works regularly with patients and hospice comes in and a minimum or a maximum is 10 milligrams

of the journalist association please welcome from the sun-times. [applause] >> good morning. thank you for being here today and joining us for what promises to be an inspiring and intriguing conversation. as a columnist at a major chicago newspaper and as a president of the chicago chapter i owe my career to dorothy gilman author of trailblazer a pioneering journalist yes i owe my career to dorothy gilliam and pioneer such as she those who endeared the struggles to be the first and the struggles associated with breaking down racial barriers. she was only 23 when hired at the washington post. twenty-three. the year was 1961 a time of civil unrest in the battle for racial equality. the first african-american reporter ever to be hired by the iconic newspaper but she was ignored and dismissed but by most of the white colleagues. taxis would not stop for her but a doorman did when she arrived at the upscale apartment building to interview a white resident he informed her that made entrances in the back. the post not at the time would even cover the blac

and inter-association document. i will take you through the process of creating a document like that and what it means. this is my academic disclosure. i'm interested in laying this information. i have written full-time for ncaa, only paid work, my volunteer work is sports medicine, as an organization of the board of directors or medical advisor. family -- in this brief presentation i will give an overview of the sports science institute, talk about catastrophic injury in sports, how we put together a document and then review areas of recommendations of the document i will be discussing. first to start about the ncaa and who we are and who we are not. who is not the ncaa is a person speaking in front of you right now. i'm a full-time paid professional on ncaa staff of 514 people that work in indianapolis and it is our job to serve membership and part of that is helping the membership make informed decisions. the ncaa is 1100 members, 500,000 student athletes, a representative democracy so it is the opposite of the n

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he is credited with organizing the national bothwell players association which was the first union for any of the major sports leagues in north america. this is about 20 minutes. >> thank you very much, and thank you all for being here on this joyous occasion. today is my privilege to present ghe civilian honor to a beloved basketball legend and a true american original robert commonly known as bob cousy, congratulations of receiving the highest reward you can receive. we have theec presidential congressional of honoror a military and is great to be with you. we are grateful to be joined by senator joe mansion and his wife and joe called me up quite a while ago and suggested this idea in i would like you to say a few words of your relationship with bob. you.ank rated great pleasure of meeting this legend many years ago through my dear friend andy and joni in the padilla family. an indian i have been friends for a long time and he started talking about bob cousy. and i said are you talking about the bob cousy? and he said yeah i grew up with him and we had a family and new to the foreve

of fame, and is credited with organizing the national basketball players association, the first union for any of the four major professional sports leagues. today it is my privilege to present our nation's highest honor to a beloved basketball legend and a true american cousy, commonly known as bob cousy. congratulations on receiving the presidential medal of freedom, the highest award that you can receive. we have the presidential medal of freedom and the congressional medal of honor, for military, and it is great to be with you. we are grateful to be joined by senator joe mansion, his wife, and joe called me up a while ago and suggested this idea, and i'd like if you would maybe go to the mic and say a good -- a few words about your relationship with bob. had manchin: thank you, i the great pleasure of meeting this legend many years ago through my dear friend andy and johnny per della and their family. danny and i have been friends for a long time. he started talking about bob cousy. and i was asking are you talking about the bob cousy. he said i had grown up with him and he was a f

i am the association had. -- i am the association head. is viewershipy and comparables. havebroadcast journalism ratings like this, and they are compensated like this, and when they with their own programming compensate themselves, one pocket to the other, this much for viewership like this, i am saying there is room to negotiate for value. that is what happens in these retransmission consent contest negotiations. i do think it is imperative that the public officials respect that this is a market in flux. when i was a u.s. senator and there was occasionally a labor dispute, i would have management come in and say, can you help us with this? can you put the thumb on the scale back? , as theyze both sides do between tv and pay-tv, both sides have an economic interest , andming up with a deal the responsible thing for me to do as a public official was to stand back and not put my thumb on the scale, because then i am allowing the marketplace to assign prices that reflect values of the content, and that is what is happening. host: before we go further, let's bring paul kirby

the white house historical association hosted this discussion. stewart: my name is stuart, the president of the white house historical association. it is my privilege to welcome many of you back to the historic decatur house and the white house historical association for another one of our wonderful lectures. tonight is one of the annual national heritage lectures that we do in partnership with the u.s. capitol historical society and the u.s. supreme court historical society, and we have our wonderful colleagues from both tonight, and we would like to welcome you here today. on june 4, 1919, the 19th amendment was passed and sent to the states for ratification. the silver just used the white house as a backdrop to challenge inequity and bring attention to their cause. tonight, we look forward to hearing more about their successful efforts to secure women's right to vote. speaker,introduce our i have a couple of other introductions and things i would like to share. first of all, we have guests from smith college tonight, the washington club of smi

the smithsonian associates hosted this event. >> dr. bell has presented many outstanding programs on topics relating to early american history and the american revolutionary. over the last several years. he received his phd from harvard and his ba from university of cambridge. she is associate professor of history at the university of maryland in college park, where he specializes in early american history. he has been honored with more than half a dozen teaching awards at harvard in the university of maryland. the american society of 18th-century studies noted in innovative courses and award on the undergraduate course on the american lives in the american revolution. his book

>> there's a few different areas associated with it. there's a conference room. >> there's a radar room with beeping? >> i can neither confirm nor deny that. it's pretty high tech. there's a lot of experts doing really amazing things and doing it with incredible precision. >> one last question about the situation room. the current president wants very little information presented very quickly. in your years of presenting very important information to very important people, what was the key thing you learned about creating what would later become powerpoint, i suppose? how do you tell president reagan, this is the important thing you need to know in a graphic? what have you learned about that? >> simple is better. the more that you can take a lot of information and try and present it in a very simple way, the more it can be understood and acted upon. >> wade chambers, cto of ground rounds,twitter. >> thanks for having me. >> we will be back in just a minute. >>> welcome back. i have often said the real strength of this show is not the gu

which is the professional association for doctors and other medical providers the american medical association is leading in assault on medicare for all legislation it's vs. you've got another acronym that's right actually. i need to work on my steps to. while these angry nurses marched outside the a.m.a. held their annual meeting to help themselves on the back for the work they did do here is this a.m.a.'s president delivering a riveting speech about equitable care and here are the members checking with live m.d. to see if she is correct. it seems that a.m.a. has been historically opposed to considering health care as a human right so much so that now the medical professionals have stood up and said that the a.m.a. does not stand for them and you know when a drum circle appears outside your door until drum circles only have been on seoul's disses to ward off evil spirits or to give the seniors of ashville something else to watch because they couldn't figure out how to operate the smart t.v. the rhythm is going to get you i mean it already got them many say that the a.m.a. doesn't serve the pa

the smithsonian associates hosted this event. dr. bell has presented many outstanding programs for us on topics related to early american history on the revolutionary war era. dr. bell received his phd from harvard and his ba from the university of cambridge in england. he is an associate professor of history at the university of maryland in college park, where he specializes in early american history and cultural history, and has been honored with more than half a dozen teaching awards at harvard and university of maryland. the american society of 18th century -- 18th century studies beow

our guests joining me tonight are new european columnist and playwright bonnie greer and the associate director of iea, kate andrews. a provisional agreement has been reached for the purchase of british steel, by turkey's military pension fund. the deal could save nearly 5,000 jobs, after the firm went into liquidation in may, when rescue talks with the government broke down. scu nthorpe has been fighting for its future, to save the steel and, at the same time, the whole community which depends on it. so news of the tentative turkish deal has been met with delight. i think the whole place is relieved. it's a big sigh of relief. i'm absolutely thrilled to pieces and i can't... just it's amazing, great news. it's massive. i've moved out of scunthorpe now but for the people that live here, it would be a ghost town without it. this is a community built on steel. the industry came first. the town has grown up around it and suffered unpredictability alongside it. the last three months has felt like three years. because of that uncertainty, it's the not knowing. this coming out today, yeah, t

join the fight with the alzheimer's association. >>> welcome back. joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., national political reporter, jonathan swan. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> talk to us about axios' "1 big thing" today. >> it better not be about bacon. >> about what? >> bacon. you missed the previous segment. >> it's not about bacon. the billionaire new york real state developer stephen ross has privately expressed qualms about holding his fund-raiser today for donald trump in the hamptons. he experienced a huge backlash after the news reported that he was having this fund-raiser at his southampton mansion and the two brands equinox and soul fitness brands, their customers, there were threats of boycott from liberal customers that really freaked him out according to sources familiar with these private conversations. ultimately, he has decided to go ahead with the event and i'm told that the message conveyed to him from trump associates i'll read it to you. this is a paraphrase. stay strong, it's not going to be that bad

the association of nonprofits that receive the currency is headquartered in switzerland. many of the details remain uncertain. his made a number of questions to to the lack of experience in the banking sector, the size of the network and concerns about the handling of the data there are also questions about regulated and how. earlier this month, the finance minister and central bank governors agree that it raises systemic concerns as well as issues that need to be addressed before the project is implemented. this concludes my remarks thank you again for the opportunity to testify. it is rigged against average people and i agree with these concerns i spent mike grier trying to bring attention to the exclusion i of banking and why a and glad that are helping i do not believe that in the united states this is the best solution to the problem. it's a big leap forward that the problems of exclusion in the financial system are not the result of the faulty technology that faulty policy. one goal is to establish a payment system available to all. in fact, congress already establi

we have some sports for you now germany's influential football association looks like it's getting a new president officials from professional amateur clubs have given their backing to fritz keller he's the head of freiburg spun this league a club to lead an association with 7000000 members the largest of its kind in the world. this stroll into a news conference was his debut fritz color appearing as the designated german football association president in an office he didn't exactly dream about. is that i can say that this task was not part of my life plan and he said that actually i am and was very happy with what i achieved in fribourg and with my family business from medium duty to the. color is a wine grower and restaurant tour is currently president of bundesliga club s c freiburg he plans to resign from that position to focus on leading the german f.a. back to better times after years of scandal and they had this. football as a matter of the heart. when you go to the pitches and stand together with the people and eat a sausage have a soft drink or a beer. and if i can contribut

of black journalists and president of the chicago journalist association. please welcome [inaudible] of the chicago sun-times. thank you back. [applause] >> good morning. thank you all for being here today. for joining us for what promises to be an inspiring and intriguing conversation. as a columnist at a major chicago newspaper and as president of the national association of black journalists chicago chapter i owe my career to dorothy butler gilliam. author of trailblazer, pioneering journalist fighting to make the media look more like america. yes, i owe my career to dorothy butler gilliam and two pioneers such as sheet. those who endured the struggle of being the first. those who endured the struggles associated with breaking down racial barriers. dorothy butler gilliam was only 23 when hired at "the washington post". twenty-three. the year was 1961, a time of civil unrest in the battle for racial equality. she would be the first african-american woman reporter ever to be hired by the iconic newspaper but in the post, prestigious hall miss gilliam was i

asap rocky and two associates were found guilty of assault. however, they won't be spending any time in jail. but don't forget, asap rocky already spent a few weeks in jail before the trial took place. he will have to also pay damages and some legal expenses to the victim and to the lawyers that equals about $20,000. the court found that he was not acting in self-defense as he and his associates alleged. he will also be serving on a sort of probation for two years in sweden. as you noted, this case, which would have been otherwise maybe another case of a celebrity abroad getting into potentially some trouble, even caused some diplomatic problems between sweden and the united states because, as you noted, president trump got involved, tweeting at the prime minister of sweden after kanye west called him, asking him to get involved. swedish officials said over and over again that their judicial system is independent of any sort of political influence. now, asap rocky's lawyer has said he's very disappointed in the ruling, but they don't know if t

he will lead an association with 7 million members, the largest of its kind in the world. reporter: this stroll into a news conference was his debut. appearing as the designated german football association president, an office he did not exactly dream about. "i can say that this task was not part of mymy life plan. but actually i am was very happy with what i a achieved and withy family business. " keller is a wine broker and restauranteur. he is currently the president of a bundesliga club. he plans to resign from that position to focus on leading g e german fa back to better times after years of scandal. "football is a matter of the heart. when you go to the pitches a and stand togegether with the people and eat a sausagege, have a soft drink or a beer, and if i can cannabis to football being seen as it really is -- if i can contribute to football being seenen as it really is, i wouldd cherish that." with the german football association's size and potential power, the president's role could include a top-tier seat with fifa, the global governing body of football. but kel

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the consortium is called the libra association. through this libra association they are trying to will doubt a platform that would enable different kinds of uses for the global, this new private global currency and also to help to assist in the adoption and memorialization of bookkeeping of transactions based on that currency. host: one of the examples, if a person wanted to send someone money in it country that did not have a strong banking system, is that the goal? money acrossg borders is expensive. up to 7% of the money can be eaten up in fees and the concept of the idea of a faster, cheaper global payments system is one that a lot of people have been interested in. there are some real goals and benefits particularly for forfits -- four people -- people -- [indistinct conversations]

well once upon a tie in the aviation industry was associated with glamorous voyages facilitating cultural exchanges and international business these days the 1st thing you might associate with flying is climate change and there's a really good reason for that as you mentioned already here's a concrete example of just how big the environmental impact of flying is if you were to take a rank trip between london and new york you would it make it more c o 2 than the average e.u. citizen does he sing their home for an entire year and of course statistics like that has really added fuel to the loop in this flight shaming that you mentioned already and the german aviation industry hasn't responded too well to that it's come out quite defensive and even defiant earlier this month the lobby group the german aviation association came out with quite a provocative statement they said they were ready to scrap all internal flights in germany on one condition and that condition was that the country's national rail operator deutsche bahn were in a position to replace those services now of course toward ja

things have changed if you're associated with trump you're supposed to be treated, does it make sense in terms of actual logic, i don't understand, i'm not an a nonemotional person, i'm quite a sensitive emotional gal, however, before i get seriously impacted by something the way that the media seemed to be seriously impacted by this, it has to affect me at least a little bit and sean spicer dancing around on tv actually isn't going to affect you at all believe it or not. >> criticize his dancing, put video on "fox & friends". spicer admit today me and many others that he made mistakes as white house spokesman, it's been more than 2 years and this kind of came up when he did the skid on emmy's with colbert. should be black-balled for life? >> i think it's just so many people in the media are living in echo chamber where it's trump equals bad, trump equals bad and that's all there is to it and you're so right to bring up to point that he has apologized, he has said i've made mistakes and would have done things differently, what more do you want. this person has said i regret some of th

every drug has had some kind of liability associated with it, either abuse liability or risks associated with long-term use of the drug. this is a space where we need more active research looking at these new compounds. believe somens to of these active compounds could potentially be formulated in ways where they could have therapeutic effects for the treatment of pain, but you want to formulate them in ways that you are delivering a precise dose and a responsible concentration, you understand the side effects and the scope of what the effectiveness can be. for the treatment of pain, there hasn't been a lot of literature. there have been studies but not a lot of convincing literature. host: how important is this issue on the realm of issues that the trump fda is dealing with right now? guest: as i was leaving the fda, when i was meeting on capitol hill, this came up almost every conversation i had with congress. i testified twice before congress and i had multiple questions on what the agency's approach was going to be to cbd. there is a desire to see a legal pathway for cbd to be put in