an a.p. wire and that's ok because basically you know no one knows who. because the he's been marginalized by traditional neal classical economics where basically we had this huge crisis and even though there are people who talk about the minsky moment and we want to talk about minsky minsky here and there by and large none of the things that he's been talking about or is taught have been institutionalized in terms of the economic framework in terms of policy prescriptions or anything like that however i got to ask you out of all that means he said all that he did what do you take away is the most important point he says i think what i take away is that it's just a the system the sense that there's this instability i look at it is in terms of you know cars if you make cars more you know more stable more risk free in terms of you know being able to get through a crash better right we're going to drive faster if you give people safety belts they're going to drive faster etc because that's inherently how we function as beings if you make the system more stab

a.p. but curt riskinged his life to get that film. if not for kirk, i would have never had that photo on the wire. i owe him a lot. >> did anybody else. >> there was charlie cole, stewart franklin, and iewrg andr sonn. he found a ground-level image that recently showed up. a different angle that nobody else had. >> rose: was if an interest, angle? >> it was interesting in the sense you can sort of see what was happening on the ground self with the angle is it how-- it wasn't as sharp or close as the other photos put i think historically it was an important image, what did fines people-- the other at a i got an e-mail from something and could you give this picture to him to be an inspiration. i get this a lot from people, and i think sml people lock at this as a first lady saent. it seems to grow in starch use as the years if pie. i'd like to think it hasn't done that much to change my life but i would be lying. it really has. i guess i was sort of a charlie brown in school. i was the guy that always dropped the ball, if hool, in my senior year, and i had something to prove. that was the thing. i w