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. >> is of the case to be made to have the event at the trump properties to ingratiate themselves to the president to get into his good graces there are other things to look at as well with those wave of trade marks to sell their products in china but something that hasn't gotten nearly enough media attention is the chinese government has detained of labor monitors in one of her factories and that seems to be a very tangible benefit. some day seek the president has not divested and for

what they can do to get themselves into good graces that are clearly very concerned. . >> i have a pile of books that i only just chose one. and then it was pretty toxic. and of course, everything we do is politics. i just want to highlight a book with that trained

economist ph.d. going for about those who have written on economic growth with a short leave you cores of human foster a a - - history was a hockey stick they made about $1,000 per year per capita and in 1800 then you get explosive economic growth it used to be 1,000 with that standard economic account or human cash -- even capital or the industrial revolution in private property rights with

that exploitation account natural resource accounts they go on and on so there's all sorts of accounts but he challenges the nobel papers and the hypothesis of economic growth is the moral language changed calling businessmen and women morally good. but that modern economic growth. with the greed and self-interest. when did that take off? if you look back with jesus or

mosasaur confusion of and then you think it is helpful and it is neutral. but that is not intrinsically good. and this is probably reversible. with wall street or corruption and somebody that goes to work in the morning. and if that matters morally with the judeo-christian decision. and with 15 hours a day. if you don't do that as a

moral pursue. and you will go into business. en to be in a positive way but now that moral living wages getting negative. with business and everybody is self interested i just want to highlight the book too weak a lot of speers. and she is just fun to read. that is important for the next generation take a look at this book with the of

bibliography and they're all different others you can pursue but it is important to get the young generation motivated to get to work. and the kids coming now don't know what this is. the price for the cost for the profit so the of a classical education if you're teaching in english class every day we do what everybody takes for granted but i hope we have these kids prepared to go out into a the work world because we're paying 14 grand for year for 13 years so we

should be doing this and also it is interesting rainouts that is one of the reasons i highlight the book we don't teach that judeo-christian and decision and i taught all of those philosophers and those ethics the live in now that system with indian friends so those are the people but they don't have that moral theory cater 12 and that is kind of shocking and to to share some ideas which you base for doing that for us.

[inaudible conversations] welcome to tonight's program of we are very pleased and is a contributing opinion writer at "the new york times" as well as the school of information and library science