emanate, they represent the free will of human beings, which is the highest authority in the universe.
Emancipation Proclamation was 1863.
Emanuel and Steve for all you've done to put this together, I really am grateful.
Emanations of Buddha don't necessarily need to be human beings that are walking around on two legs.
Emanuel had a press conference. And in my world, he freaked the fuck out. Like, they destroyed the apartment they were living in and basically lit everything on fire and then
Emanuel but again it's a very tight circle of people within the White House who Obama actually cares about their opinions. And you know in the context of foreign policy, you
Trans emancipation is a global movement.
the Emancipation Proclamation at that time if he had not built himself into a
King Emanuel of Italy gave it to Mussolini.
And emancipation activities were gaining traction advocating for more women's rights and freedoms.
At emancipation they lost $22 trillion dollars when those people were freed.
The Emancipation Proclamation, of course, was a war proclamation.
with Emancipation Proclamation-- this constant fight for freedom.
must emanate from this concept of trying to actually move things along a lot quicker.
As Emanuel said, market research, asking consumers what they will want in the future, often doesn't work.
of emancipation. We had been begging for peace and now they were negotiating with us.
Mayor Emanuel was at your office being chased by people on segways.
Mayor Emanuel responds, "I know." Such a great little "Empire" moment in there. And it went over a lot of people's heads.
in Emanuel's house. So they all wore bed sheets and went into the house, including the duck and the puppy.
Rahm Emanuel: Thank you.
Rahm Emanuel: Yeah. I didn't know I was gonna sweat through the interview.
Rahm Emanuel: Um-hum. David Lieber: And we know you've got a very busy day today including the big Urban League event debate on Fox tonight --
Rahm Emanuel: Um-hum. David Lieber: so we're happy to be your warm up act.
Rahm Emanuel: David Lieber: So. Well let's get started. Speaking of Fox, I don't know if you watched the Super Bowl this weekend but they had during the Super Bowl on Fox incessant, everybody
Rahm Emanuel: Well first of all, I believe, I mean I don't think it's a novel idea, but that if you're gettin' a paycheck paid by the taxpayers, the taxpayer are the people
Rahm Emanuel: okay here's the deal. They did an incredible job during the blizzard.
Rahm Emanuel: What happens if the thumb is like this?
Rahm Emanuel: David Lieber: And not surprisingly, you mentioned it in your comments there, the most popular number one topic that these folks wanted to hear you talk about was education
Rahm Emanuel: Okay. Well, first of all, while I think all the issues that I talk about:
Rahm Emanuel: and he's says, "If I don't have a good local school, my wife and I are gonna move to the suburbs.
Rahm Emanuel: and it's my number one passion.
Rahm Emanuel: you can search for it.
Rahm Emanuel: Got it.
Rahm Emanuel: I've -- David Lieber: heretofore not been willing to commit to accountability.
Rahm Emanuel: Well on this thing, I worked it out when I was running for Congress, they support this actual program.
Rahm Emanuel: And they'll be takin' my job and they're gonna be taking your job.
Rahm Emanuel: And he also -- in respect to this kid, he lives up near Loyola, takes a train all the way down 79th and gets on a bus and goes over to Simeon; hour and twenty
Rahm Emanuel: I've announced a comprehensive after school program for the city. We're adopting Jeremy's contract when I'm mayor.
Rahm Emanuel: when I'm done.
Rahm Emanuel: This kid you'd bet long on 'em. He travels an hour and 20 minutes by himself twice a day. He developed an after school program and knew that he had somethin'
Rahm Emanuel: I used to say about people in Washington -- David Lieber: Yeah.
Rahm Emanuel: if they're firm in their opinion it's their principles they're flexible on.
Rahm Emanuel: Well I'd better call my older brother who's the smart one in the family.
Rahm Emanuel: Um-hum. David Lieber: and mathematics because that's what we do here and we need people coming out of the school systems especially proficient in those areas.
Rahm Emanuel: Yeah. David Lieber: can share regarding those STEM type curriculum that matter to the future of companies like Google in Chicago?
Rahm Emanuel: Well let's also, it's not just matters of the future of Google. It matters to the future of the country.
Rahm Emanuel: State of Illinois has adopted the common standards: 39 I think or 41 other states adopted it, but you have to have a new curriculum to teach to the common standards.
Rahm Emanuel: of education you're looking at.
Rahm Emanuel: Oh, with that burden, plain English? Okay here it is.
Rahm Emanuel: which is you wanna add employees -- David Lieber: Yep.