currently lowenstein maintains a column for his smart money. he's written several books including the bestseller origins of the crash, the end of wall street in tonight's topic of discussion, america's bank. i want to let you know there is a great review of it coming out in the "washington post" tomorrow so we can read about that tomorrow. he had three children lived with his wife in newton, massachusetts. please join me in welcoming roger lowenstein. [applause] speenine deborah, thanks very much. i don't know much about of them. what i'm going to do tonight is mostly talk to you but i'm going to read the passages as well but i hope conveys some of what i thought was the drama of the story. those of you who followed my career might know this is my first history and for me was the most exciting project i've ever been involved in because the people i wrote about fernando missed much of the people on the scene today in the book is full of controversies that feel they left off the front pages of today. just last night, anyone who saw the republican

lowenstein? >> we try to welcome information from so-called white hat hackers. we have regular communications, regular relationships. we attend the same conferences they do. we also do employ third-party cyber security testing on some of our systems, to ensure that we have all the most up-to-date information. and we are patching any vulnerabilities we might find. thewitching to privacy, privacy principles are exciting to look every buat. concerns, mrs. barnes we had very spirited debates for opting out of third-party data. the industry lobbied heavily against agree it did not get it. within the language you have in the privacy agreements you have come up with, and the value you place on it, and the concerns that have been expressed here today as well, can you provide a comprehensive list of all the data currently tracked and store in your vehicles? can you provide that information, and can you provided to the committee -- borrowing on the chairman's within aomments -- couple of weeks? >> our rela

roger lowenstein has reported for the "wall street journal" for more than a decade including stock market called and the intrinsic value columns. his work is appeared in publications ranging from the new york times magazine to bloomberg. currently maintains a column i want to let you know, he let me know there is a great review. we can read about that. tomorrow he had three children lived with his wife please join me in welcoming roger lowenstein. >> thank you very much. glad. going to read a few passages as well that i hope convey some thought's. those of you who followed my career they know this is my 1st history in fact this is anyone who saw the republican debate may have seen the ted crews came out against the federal reserve and advocated the system going back to gold -based money's. tonight i would like to tell you what it was like when we actually had a system like that. hopefully these was that was something more simple and basic. what is the federal reserve and why do we have it? if you think about an ordinary bank, they serve two functions which is self-evident i can go and bio

and at 745and at 745 roger lowenstein takes a look at the creation of the federal reserve and at 845 they discuss women in leadership. at 10:00 o'clock book tv afterwords to talk about china's recently discontinued one child policy with the new yorkers evan osman's. and directly following david bernstein argues that the obama administration has undermined the constitution. that all happened starting next on c-span2 book tv. first up ryan owens. >> next a discussion of the solicitor general, united states supreme court. there is the book cover. professor owens, what is a solicitor general? >> the attorney for the united states. he or she represents the united states interest in the supreme court, occasionally in the federal circuit courts of appeals. it is really the central figure. ♪ -- >> it is more of a trial attorney. >> that is a good question. the office of the solicitor general has three layers to it. at the very top we have the us solicitor general, a position that is nominated by the president, confirmed by the senate, typically people who are very very good in a legal sense

lowenstein? >> we try to welcome information from so-called white hat hackers. we have regular communications, regular relationships. we attend the same conferences they do. we also do employ third-party cyber security testing on some of our systems, to ensure that we have all the most up-to-date information. and we are patching any vulnerabilities we might find. thewitching to privacy, privacy principles are exciting to look every buat. concerns, mrs. barnes we had very spirited debates for opting out of third-party data. the industry lobbied heavily against agree it did not get it. within the language you have in the privacy agreements you have come up with, and the value you place on it, and the concerns that have been expressed here today as well, can you provide a comprehensive list of all the data currently tracked and store in your vehicles? can you provide that information, and can you provided to the committee -- borrowing on the chairman's within aomments -- couple of weeks? >> our rela

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