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de ysu i believe will be dominating today's debate whether or not to mark the cultural issues that utopias say definitely yes and that's what we heard even today from the introductory remarks from my perspective this position is very much for the call to culture is very much about so this would be. the axis of today's discussion where they don't know minorities. believe and be empowered to become members as full members of the society or they would be marginalized and they would be leaving for david on the on the social welfare as we see in the euro so there are different modes of society one this morning who is if in which they might notice this becoming part of a bit citizenry. or there is another mode that the european model that we keep may note it is called social welfare and then we are very much surprised that they and you can i think all the time so we are having a debate on the principles of how to structure the seducer sick and what would be that all of the stake in such a situation and then the competitive aspect of russian experience is very important for the west of society ju

kabul afghanistan and a couple minutes from now we're travelling back in time to the archaeological utopia of baghdad and russia's far east but the headlights are next. thanks. to the faraway land. where human life is room by nature. the distant past of planet earth is carefully preserved by the.

subsidizing it and there were obviously whole plants every oh yeah it was not i'm not going back utopia ok thank you and they will continue the conversation with green energy is the future in my opinion as long as republicans keep cutting off we're going to investment and we're ensuring the united states will fall behind the rest. just. the good the bad of the very very end i carted coyly. the good i am the herald columnist and one of my favorite authors. florida governor rick scott and his republican buddies are forcing welfare recipients to take drug tests and since the program started this last july only two and a half percent of for those welfare applicants who failed the drug test has his own proposals will force those same lawmakers to take their own drug tests his column this week he wrote interestingly the governor's people make up mandate doesn't apply to the one bunch that whizzes away more tax dollars than anyone else the legislators who pass such huge swells and laws i say lined up all one hundred sixty lawmakers were patriotic whiz past at the capitol clinic if you think mo

well well first of all utopia assumes a finality there's no such thing as a finality we're just trying to update society to present a knowledge remember arch ours notions of economics and politics are based on traditional ideas that go back hundreds and thousands of years these are completely outdated social structures that do not resemble any of our scientific ingenuity at this point in time in our ability to actually care for the human population which is what a society is supposed to do right the herb esta gamble you can have our first nations people that actually understood what it meant to live off the land they understood the carrying capacity of their region they understood that you don't you don't pollute the stream and that they drink from which is something industry does every single day right now for its necessity to maintain cost efficiency ok peter there is a new this that notion let me ask you this i don't want to go back and work the land i love what i do i'm a journalist i enjoy it a lot i'm not going to give that up so how do you actually make what you're talking about

. >> robert duvall star in the sports drama seven days in utopia. will audiences get smoke and mirrors? >> this is a legitimate golfer, probably the only golf movie made where the lead actor can hit the ball. and he can in this. >> and get inspired opening in theaters tomorrow. >> and there is alyssa milano welcomed her son yesterday. the baby boy is the first child for both. george clooney for president? to find out why this movie star is talking presidential candidacy go to otrc.com. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> up next, baseball by the books in san francisco. >> and later, at 4:30 an explanation for why gas prices shoot up faster than they come down. >> then at 5:00 bad economy leaves bay area animal shelter with a full house and a very special request. >> and take a look at this slow crawl in both directions this, is the san francisco skyway. cars on the left creeping towards the bay bridge. those on the right heading slowly for the peninsula. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee put on baseball gloves to make

>> you seemed like in utopia for you and couldn't get better. i keep hearing how shy you are.self-confidence in any performer. what do you get it from? how do you create that kind of aura when by nature urt not really like that? >> i don't know. i think i -- for one, i'm not shy anymore. i am the person at the dinner party that is quiet and observing and having a one on one conversation. i get embarrassed when it's a lot of people, and a lot of eyes. i'm still that way. i wouldn't say shy. but now, you know, on the stage i've been doing it for a while, and it's my place to be me and be free, and i don't feel like i'm being judged. i feel like it doesn't matter how irritated i am or angry i am or excited or in love or whatever emotion, when i get on the stage, i'm just purely free. i feel so honored every time i get on the stage, because i know. i'm doing it for 15 years, and it's what i love to do. so many people love to do the same thing, and i they don't perform in front of a 175,000 people. >> a lot of performers come from quite damaged backgrounds or dysfunctional in some

there's almost no good news any wrchlt so for a naturally furious man, this must be utopia. >> no, itexhausting. it is more than i can bear. i really want to go back to when i was just talking about weather and al roker and how fat he was. this is -- it's too much. >> let's start with that. this is a big issue. chris christie, who i spent a day with and was very impressed by, is now being tipped as a potential late runner for the republican nomination. he's creating this huge firestorm where people are saying you can't have a fat guy getting the country. i don't get it. to me he's a charismatic smart man. >> taft weighted, what, 12,000 pounds. william taft was like a whale. >> should it matter? >> in this country? how could it matter when every third person is a blimp. who cares? really, to have the nerve to sit there, give him spanx, i don't care. who cares, really? i mean that's the last -- the last thing we need to worry about. what about his weight. we certainly -- on the basis -- i mean we don't worry about what's in here? how do you not worry what's inside the brain casing. that

the idea that you can have a market and people will not fall into that is the utopia. i think of utopian argument as one where you say how things should work, and then it doesn't, you say, well, the individuals are to blame. well, you know, the true economic system is built for individual z as they exist, and individuals as they actually exist if you set up a system makes scams fall for them. this we know. >> okay. i think that's it. thank you. [applause] >> is there a non-fiction author or book you want to see on booktv? e-mail us or visit our website or send us a tweet. now, former mayor of new orleans counts the days hurricane katrina and the aftermath. presenting "katrina's secrets" in atlanta. [applause] >> thank you, thank you so much. well, good afternoon, everyone. it's my pleasure. i am excited about being in hotlanta as you guys called it. i want to thank you for the warm introduction and thank a cappella books and the presidential library for inviting me to speak to you, but first, you know, i'm a former mayor, so i got to do this. let me bring greetings fro

. >> i think they are barking up the wrong tree, when they basically want to come in and create a utopiaa few square blocks of downtown galveston that is something that they are hoping is going to work and they are using our tax money to do it. i think there is a high probability it's wasted money. >> reporter: and, pappous has even more doubts about current plans to build mixed income housing on the same lots where public housing once stood before ike. >> they are not areas of high opportunity and they are areas of heavy concentration of unemployment and poverty. >> reporter: u.t.m.b's lexi nolan knows there are big challenges ahead as she tries to convince city leaders to adopt a new mind set about rebuilding. >> what we are asking is that they look into what the health implications of their decisions are and take that into account when they make a decision. it's reasonable to say that a health decision is not going to win the day every single time. there are lots of other reasons why we make the decisions that we do. sometimes they are economic, sometimes they are political, but what

what we want is we want a utopia world where everything stays just like it was when the country was foundedat's nice, and i appreciate that. but i think we've come a long way in being able to balance the industry with the environment. i really do. the number one priority is creating jobs, so let's gets the drilling, let's get reducing the cost of our energy, which brings me up to -- i can't see that. you mentioned that drilling is not going to lower the cost at the pump. that is correct, that's what you said. >> that's based on on a study. >> so you agree with that study? >> yes. >> ok, so did you support the president tapping into the strategic petroleum reserve? >> i think our organization was neutral on that at the time, quite frankly. >> it was neutral? wait, if you don't want us to tap into a natural reserve, why would you -- and using the fact that it doesn't reduce the cost at the pump, why would tapping into an artificial reserve reduce the cost? isn't that a bit hypocritical? >> i thought i said we didn't take a position on that. >> but you take a position on this. >> i'm stating t

in a utopia, there'll be a great bubble that came up and saved us all.e promise, and it's probably ironic to say this, but there is promise in new technologies, green technologies, new energies. but yeah, you're right. a lot of the problem in washington, d.c. is that we tend to give the president such powers that we think he can turn around the economy by simply snapping his two fingers. but these are two things out of his control in many respects. it would be nice to get more investment from congress into the economy. but there are political limitations to that. and the white house is really sort of a discomforting place for them. >> but as jeffrey said here on this show 2 1/2 years ago when the debate was raging about the stimulus package. he said, but all you're doing is creating a new bubble with government money. and, yes, maybe that will help us out for a quarter, maybe that'll help us out for a year, but as jeffrey saks said from the beginning, we've got to grow industry. like sam said -- and so many times, that's not top down. that is a bottom up

>> well, to me, that would be true conservative utopia, if it could be zero but it's the principles thatour money really belongs to them. that we earn it for the benefit of government. really, that's the principle that i was talking about. obviously, a certain amount has to go back to government. and it should be a lot less than what we're paying now. >> congresswoman, what would the number be? >> it depends. if you adopt a system which is a consumption tax, what's called a fair tax, some people estimate that should be 23%, essentially national sales tax on what you buy vs. if you have a flat tax and that depends, again, on what flat tax amount you think that needs to go in. so it depends if you go current levels of spending or reduced levels of spending. i think we're spending far more than what we should be now as a government so it depends on what government levels of spending are. >> i think the viewers of the debate last night found out how you feel about the department of education. listen to this. >> i would do as president of the united states is pass a mother of all repeal bills