where you hit by harvey et al. >> we were with 24 inches of rain and we survived that without any flooding to the south of us they are in pretty bad shape. prayers are needed. >> thank you for calling in. >> a couple more facebook comments we want to share, jamie morris, a war of necessity, war of choice who is head of the council on foreign relations, former bush administration state department official, and lucille is reading two books that we covered two days at the national book festival.ishep david mccullough's the american spirit. both authors who use our, and by the way everything we've covered today we will re- airel the entire day beginning at midnight eastern which is 9:00 p.m. on the west coast.

bee and mitchell and brady et al, are they complimentary. they tell the same story of little or no decline at retirement. the bee and mitchell paper uses a longer history of past earnings, so it's able to get a better measure of what baseline income is, typical income. the brady, et al, paper accounts for taxes which is very important since taxes fall a lot in retirement. i do think this literature often goes a little bit awry in focusing on averages and medians. what we really need to get our hands around is what share of people don't have enough to survive on or to do well with in retirement. so it's not really a question of means or medians, it's more about what share of people have substantial falls in their standard of living. now, the brady, et al, paper finds that there are 10% of people who have a fall of at least 44% three years out from the year before retirement, and we know from bee and mitchell that there has already been a fall in income relative to long-term income right prior to claiming. so there is a substantial -- it depen

where you hit by harvey et al. >> we were with 24 inches of rain and we survived that without any flooding to the south of us they are in pretty bad shape. prayers are needed. >> thank you for calling in. >> a couple more facebook comments we want to share, jamie morris, a war of necessity, war of choice who is head of the council on foreign relations, former bush administration state department official, and lucille is reading two books that we covered two days at the national book festival.ishep david mccullough's the american spirit. both authors who use our, and by the way everything we've covered today we will re- airel the entire day beginning at midnight eastern which is 9:00 p.m. on the west coast. it's all playing again. plus since it's a three-day holiday weekend, book tv is onon for three days we will re- air the entire festival, 8:30 a.m. on monday labor day. that is what's coming up. now we have one more author speaking tonight and we will go back up into the history and biography room here at the convention center and this will be john aloysius farrell talking about richard n

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are looking to modify their self-defense constitution which has been there since douglas macarthur et alrld war ii and getting a hostile, not a hostile, power projection offense capability which they were purely defensive. if this happens, then china, through north korea is responsible for the remilitarization of japan. neil: quickly, captain, i was looking at the countries that have nuclear capability. of course, we have it, the russians, france, the uk, israel, china, then you get to the countries that in recent years have not been exactly stable. pakistan even kazakhstan inheriting missiles from the breakdown of the former soviet union. iran protest that doesn't include them. india. but what would the world be like with north korea having that capability, joining that exclusive club, because it would seem to be even in a cast of characters that includes pakistan and india and potentially iran, the most unstable of them all? >> it would be a far more dangerous place. here's the thing, what they're talking about a thermonuclear device. now, it took india and pakistan about 20 years from

this will inspire young people a lot more than thinking et al. themselves or move up the ladder or to have opportunities for themselves. we've got to make sure that we are "speaking truth to power," that we are standing up for young people, that they know that we've got their backs. when we do that i think more will be interested. but as long as you're trying to encourage of them, beg them, what have you, it doesn't really work. when you identify young people in the community who are speaking up, when you identify some of these people in black lives matter, then go get them and say i see what you were saying. i see what you wer you are doin. i think you're going to make a good elected official. let's work with people who have the passion and you want to do it and to understand how important it is. there are plenty of them in our community but guess what? we don't associate with them because we think they are too controversial. black people, you better get a controversial. you better be controversial. [applause] >> you had better call it like it i

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at the same time they found an opening, a vacuum there that they filled, et cetera, et cetera, we can go on about how al qaeda found a lot of -- it matured, sort of transformed into different forms, but in this process, turkey did support groups that were against syrian regime and iran supported the regime. but those opposition forces, because of failures on the side of turkey, u.s., eu, they couldn't develop a common sort of one unit of opposition. and then by then, the terrorist groups including isis and others dominated the ground and then it turned into a counter terrorism operati operation, which turkey is part of, turkey did a lot on that front. you can blame it for being a little bit late in picking speed, but there's no reality, sort of -- there's no, i would say, factual grounding, you expressed it better earlier. >> let me just say for my own part, i think we can talk about how the assad regime described the terrorist onslaught as a fictional reality before it ever happened and then worked 24/7 for years to create it to be sure that it dominated the opposition and they were very successful in

al qaeda. they are working together with the islamic movement and they are working together with the et im andthey're working with other terrorist organizations. [inaudible] all the assistance has been from some side that our political sentiment should be solved but should we seek a political settlement with the tallow man that is not the organization that is continuing on killing the afghan people and when it comes to pakistan we are always being open to dialogue with them but the dialogue never happens because we get to policies and action does not take place. i think the united states should draw the line with pakistan, with us or against us is the equation because if they continue this getting away with public statements that they denounce terrorism and the promise they will help take action against a network and so on and at the end of the day nothing happens, i think, the only way is to focus more also on the military side of the issue and embedded with the political and diplomatic. you mention that some modalities can be pursued. my question to ambassador olson is i'd love to hear an ex

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so, isis under any name, whether it's al qaeda, et cetera. so, the choice that the arab states, many of them like is us or them, so what would you like? they don't want an actual liberal voice, an actual viable democratic competition. that is way worse scenario than actually dealing with terrorists that they basically can fund. they have almost a remote control, cut funding, allow a little bit, you know. they're totally in charge because they're in charge of liberal voices down to a tweet, to a sentence, as opposed to opening the borders for thousands to pour into syria. so, until, in the west, there is again, really understanding and appreciation for soft power, for authentic local soft power, because it's the only power that can really root fresh, you know, very liberal values in the middle east, i don't see this as going anywhere, and i don't see states becoming part of the right part of history in the arab world. >> so as you were walking through those two scenarios, i was reminded of the line from "the x files," i want to believe. i woul