this goes back to what i think we learned from katrina, which is there is no government on its who haseral or state, the ability to do everything, so it is everyone's job. while i was secretary of health, i spent a lot of time trying to pandemicreparedness on disease, another catastrophe that could affect everyone. no government has the ability to do it all. preparedness is everyone's job, and it has to be done in advance. when we have moments like this, george is right, we ought to be inventorying the things we did not do well enough because they will come again. disasters happen periodically. fortunately, there are spaces in between to recharge but this is everyone's job. host: is climate change a factor with katrina or with hurricane harvey? guest: i am not scientist and if to know. i hear that argued. it certainly seems there is a redundancy in these events. i heard news reports this nepalg that the floods in , india, and other places, we are focused on harvey, 1300 lives this week and flooding. i do not know the answer, steve. i'm sure there are those who would have strong opinions. h

haser: it appears the potus forgotten the principles that he should of been taught at that and as a wharton graduate myself, i know it is not there, when is called game theory, where you understand the outcome and results of what you are going to do or what you have done the most trouble results. part of that is in nuclear negotiations. you have to understand, when you say something, what was the outcome most probably be? i do not think he has been applying this because if he had, i think a lot of things he say now -- he has said now, he would not be saying. as a retired military guy, these are things you do not play around with and work in the highest levels of government. this is dangerous when he is playing and one miscalculation could cause a lot of problems. host: 202 is the area code. 748-8000 but democrats. (202)-748-8001 for republicans. you can also bonus on a line for independents for send us a tweet, including this one from kevin, keep his mouth shut is the best advice i heard from a caller this morning in high point, north carolina. in this post, the military is trusted on north

disrupting the places that 90% of kids go to instead of helping them i think is backfiring. , she haser own devices called public education a dead end. saw that test scores went down significantly in michigan based upon not only the advocacy but the ability for her to get her policies through in michigan. i think people are saying, we don't want it. will there be some states with republican governors that are elected by the tea party and who want to have tech cut -- tax cuts for the wealthy? whether be more of these kind of things? i'm sure, but what is happening is that people are saying we need to have public education. we need to be focused on equity and success for all. phen: the supreme court is case whereking up a successful would prohibit fees. about how manya you could stand to lose if this goes a true and what you are doing to prepare for it? we have been preparing for these kind of assaults since waiting for superman because it is from the same -- it is the folksiew that regular kind of have power through two things, actually three things, public schooling gives families oppor

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on one hand, you have just and other refusing to be sure, but you have weston peters, the haser of newland first -- is no fan of the green party. it seems like a national new zealand first collision is the most likely outcome. how long is weston going to draw out these negotiations to see what you can get -- what he can get? >> we're thinking about 2-3 weeks, what we know from previous expenses is that winston will negotiate with both sides, play one side off against the other and try to extract as much as he can for his support. the final election results are due on october 7, there's an expectation of -- that labor and the greens may when one extra see or two. won't expect hesitation from winston peters. >> to what extent -- this is interesting, it's want to complicate what it means or build english to get his coalition together. in terms of actually governing, or what the national party has to do now. you would assume moving ahead policy platform, etc.they have to respond a one of -- to just send mania. how substantive is this issue of what cabinet post should get out of this? in th