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the idea comes out of academia. this idea comes out of academia, and because of the poor stock-market performance in 1973 and 1974, it becomes appealing to a number of interest groups. i will talk about those in a moment. first i want to talk about why, oddly enough, this idea which came out of academia is just wrong. it is just empirically incorrect. if you look at the foundation it is built on, it crumbles when you look at it closely. as the supreme court has recently reminded us, corporations are illegal persons. they on themselves. what shareholders own is a contract called a share of stock. but bond holders also have a contract with the corporation, and employees have a contract with the corporation. there's no reason to treat shareholders as different from any of these other contrasting parties on the basis of some ideal of ownership. another idea that is often thrown around, not only by economists but legal experts, if shareholders are what we call the principles and directors or their agents. in law, princip

en el ambito del septimo arte, pues se dieron a conocer los nominados a los premios oscar de la academiaue cineastas, productores, actores, actrices y también cinéfilos estaban esperando, la nominación para los premios oscar de la academia, este año nueve películas se encuentran en el campo de batalla para adquirir la codiciada estatuilla como mejor película, entre estas destacan lincoln con doce nominaciones, el largometraje animado "life of pi" tienei"nce nominaciones... los miseras es también está en este rubro y cuenta con ocho nominaciones... de américa latina la cinta chilena "no" del cineasta pablo larraín, logró la nominación anaoscar como mejor película extranjera... take sot entre las nominadas como mejor actríz destacan naomi watts y emmanuelle riva... como mejor actor la contienda está entre daniel day lewis quien personificó al ex presidente abraham lincoln, hugh jackman, denzel washington, bradley cooper y joaquin phoenix... los ganadores en estos rubros y otros como mejor director y mejor banda sonora se darán a conocer en la gala que se llevará a cabo el 24 de febrero en

del área de la bahca y el magnate dice que busca traducir al español con la orincipal meta de la acádemiaier ver la entrevista? estado aen univision 14 y los dejo con el noticiero univision . unes 14 de enero, las noticias, se cumple un mes de la masacre de newtown, se unen contra la violencia, los padres de los niÑos asesinados rompen su silencio, debate en nuevo mÉxico de la posibilidad de cancelar licencias de conducir a indocumentados, los llevamos al cÓdigo postal donde viven mÁs hispanos y vamos y la mayorÍa de cubanos no necesitaÁa un permiso para salir de la isla, la acivista sÁnchez habra de la medida, comenzamos. ♪. ♪. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" edicion nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> muy buenas noches. este que le voy a mostrar a continuaciÓn, el instante en el que el presidente obama se enterÓ de lo que sucedio en la escuela primaria de sandy hook en connecticut, el momento descrito como el mÁs difÍcil de su presidencia, hoy se unieron para pedir mayor control de la venta y uso de armas, cÓmenzamos con blanca rosa vilchez desde connectic connecticu

many in academia, probably very many, most of academia who does not agree with the theories of interpretation set forth in this book. c-span: why? >> guest: why? because they prefer theories that augment the power of the judge and enhance the power of the law professor. the theory of interpretation set forth here is that it is a very humbling one. it does not leave a whole lot up to the policy discretion of the judge, in fact, leaves nothing. the name of the game is to give the fairest reading to what the people's representatives have enacted. that's what a judge is supposed to do. now, that is an uncongenial approach to someone who wants to do good, who wants to use his office as it can be used to do things that he thinks are good for the society. if one has that zeal, one will not like the approach set forth in this book. c-span: and in the earlier part, which you have label under "forward," you have a sentence here, "every lawyer, every citizen concerned about how the judiciary rises above politics and produces a government of law and not of men should find this book invaluable." you know

casi todos los nuevos estudiantes están emocionados por estar en la academia nacional.s una situación nueva para ambos. es como si... mi compañera tociera bolas de pelo y las guardara en el último cajón ¡aj! el olor es tan horrible que realmente podría vomitar ¡tara! ¡ahhh!, lo siento vomitar mi nueva compañera está acaparando algo tóxico. vivo en una nube de asquerocidad ves, cada hora me estrañas ojalá pudiésemos compartir. ¿tú y yo? oh, tara, me conmueves ¿por qué no le pides a abigail que solicite cambio de cuarto? apuesto que no quiere estar contigo ¡je!, $10 dolares a que dice que no. vamos abigail, al menos considera cambiar de cuarto. de acuerdo, no. ¡suéltalos! ¡gracias! ♪ quintas firme. ♪ ¿de verás vas a fingir que yo no existo? sé que me viste esta mañana. ¿qué? espera no nos besamos o algo así porque... tú no eres mi tipo. no, las audiciones ¿recuerdas? me humillaste porque entré al vestidor de chicos. ¡ah!, ¿tú eres la de el sostén de niña, voz chillona, y el hábito de espiar los chicos en el baño? ¿erés tú, no? primero: mira alrededor estamos en la misma c

ethan, trabaja en la cocinabien, de la academia,cias. ¿cierto? ah, ya veo.bio con una escuela para niños especiales. tiene un déficit de coordinación. ¡a tus ollas! tienes que volver con ellas ¿sí? dana por aquí. ah, estaré muy bien chicos. gracias chicos. ah... señor. ¡christian! hola si... escuche ah, ¿qué pasa conmigo en las vacaciones? según las condiciones de tu fianza, te quedarás aquí. habrá un par de estudiantes internacionales en la escuela. ¿qué tienes en mente? nada. ♪ ¿qué ángulo tan raro? ¿cómo se llama? ah, es este. ¿en serio? ¿te parece? chicos, tienen que irse. ¡arriba, arriba! también somos bailarines. y tal vez quieras nuestra perspectiva sobre esa escena. hola chicos. nos están echando. sí. ¿en serio? ¿puedo irme también? bien, vámonos. ¡kat! oye, ¡qué haces? lo siento esto no es lo mio. sí, mira necesito tu ayuda con algo. ¿puedes quedarte? ¿por favor? oh, sí quédate. por favor... de acuerdo. gracias, vamos. ¿quieres cambiar la coreografía? sí, creo que esto lo he visto un millón de veces ya. quiero que las chicas se cambien esos shorts,

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blanca ---esta maÑana se dieron a conocer las nominaciones para el oscar, otorgados por la academia de de hollywood. take vo ---a diferencia de aÑos recientes donde las nominaciones a otros premios han marcado la pauta para los oscar, hoy se dieron varias sorpresas. take half slab #1 ---la pelicula con mayor numero de nominaciones, 12 en total, es el drama de steven spielberg "lincoln" que trata sobre los ultimos meses de la vida del presidente que logro la abolicion de la esclavitud. ---entre otras nominadas a mejor pelicula esta "life of pi", "django unchained" del director quentin tarantino y "les miserables" . take half slab #2 ---entre las nominadas a la mejor pelicula extranjera, esta la del cineasta chileno llamada "no" protagonizada por el actor mexicano gael garcia bernal. ---los premios seran entregados el proximo 24 de febrero en la meca del cine. blanca --los abogados de las familias de quienes murieron junto con jenni rivera el 9 de diciembre presentaron hoy una demanda a la compaÑia del jet privado. take vo --de acuerdo a los archivos de aviacion federal, el lear jet 25 d

technology, health, academia, commerce, art, entertainment, and government.ay, we must come together, not only in celebration, but an acknowledgment of the work that lies ahead. we understand that this is a global economy. the opportunities are ones that we can only surpassed if we come together. we can win the future if we dream together, if we work together. as a society, as an economy, the best is yet to comment. let me leave you with this last idea. every moment affords us an opportunity to change the world. let's seize that moment in each and every moment that succeeds that moment and let's do that together in celebration of our asian-pacific heritage and recognition of the great heritage as all the people that make up san francisco and california. we will truly honored this month, our heritage and our future. thank you very much. [applause] >> ok. all right. we have some competition on the stage right now. >> a couple of other people we need to thank. we have a bunch of co-hosts, the san francisco board of supervisors. a round of applause, please. [appl

landed back in missouri, you made a mystical decision in some way and then you spent your live in academia. from central missouri, where did you go? >> i went to the university of chicago for my graduate work and began and did my graduate work in contemporary philosophy, but then it was only after i got sprung from there had my degree in hand that i realized that in my teaching, i loved teaching about these world's great religions and in comparison, madden philosophy seemed pretty time and almost like a calming because it had been infected by the scientific out look and when i say infected, i don't mean to say anything disrespectful towards science, i had prostate cancer five years ago and without radiation, we wouldn't be here talking so i'm not going to bad mouth science as such but science can deal to put it simply only with fact, it cannot deal with values and human life is a mix of facts and values and so what i believe and what has been the compile ration of my life is trying to help my student see that we need vision to look at life in the world with the factual information that sci

asi lo dio a conocer hoy la academia de artes y ciencias de hollywood...las grandes nominaciones, pues se le une la version de cine de los miserables... quien ganara? lo sabremos

natural, con mucha agilidad, velocidad y capacidad para desplazarse por los costados, najar paso de la academia la mls en 2010. najar es un verdadero ejemplo de pasiÓn y entrega en la cancha. suerte cartucho. anoche en filadelfia no le fue bien al quinteto capitalino ya que jrue holyday anotÓ 21 puntos, nick young sumÓ 18 y los 76ers vencieron 92-84 a los wizards de washington. emeka okafor encestÓ 15 puntos y recuperÓ 17 rebotes, martell webster aporto 15 unidades, mientras que el brasileÑo nenÉ encestÓ 16 puntos y bajo ocho rebotes en 36 minutos para washington. a pesar de la derrota los wizards ya no son los ultimos en la tabla de posiciones. hasta aqui los deportes, mas esta noche solo a las once. la pausa y volvemos con mas informacion... antes de terminar...atencion fanaticos de los autos... llego el momento de curarse en salud pues este domingo, tres de febrero podra acudir al centro de convenciones de washington para darse tremendo gustazo. el washington auto show comenzara a la una de la tarde y culminara a las 4 de la tarde... alli tendra la oportunidad de conocer a sus presentadores

como mas de 50 por ciento de los ninos pero para este entrenador y vendedor de municiones en una academian no tiene sentido. scott jackson/ "bay area firearms" no, they don;t no no deben mostrar identificacion, no son drogadictos, alcoholicos, psicopatas, son ciudadanos cumplidores de la ley, que tienen derecho a comprar municion y no ser tratados como si fueran un ofensor sexual y tener que registrarse. el proyecto de ley tambien exigiria que la policia local sea notificada de la venta de grandes cantidades de municiones a un solo individuo. el proximo voto importante que enfrenta este proyecto de ley en la legislatura sera el proximo mes de marzo, con esta informacion me despido, regreso con ustedes al estudio blanca ----ya tiene el dia en que los magistrados de la corte suprema del pais... take vo ....escucharn los argumentos legales para restituir la proposicion 8 de california que prohibe el matrimonio entre las personas del mismo sexo. ---sera el proximo 26 de marzo cuando el tribunal supremo decida si repeler o reafirmar un fllo dictaminado por el tribunal de apelaciones del noveno

today, in concert with mayor mathews and mayor reed with people in business, philanthropy, academia coming together, certainly under the very large umbrella of wanting and wishing and making sure this is the most philanthropic event the world's ever seen. it is appropriately hosted in san francisco. i have often heard when something happens in the city they want it to city. when something happens in san francisco, we want the whole world to know about it. this is a stage. super bowl will be a stage we want to announce to the whole world. in that effort i want to make sure you know we don't leave out what i think is happening with great organizations like sf city and our technology companies, that we want to embrace technology as a way to announce this. so with that i am going to do the first tweet. tweeting. the new hash tag we would like everybody in the bay area to also utilize in their effort to go viral on this. there it goes. hopefully it goes on there. the hash tag sf super bowl! [applause] >> this is one example. facebook, google plus, instagram. we have all these wires in having pe

we're sort of like the unique alliance of hollywood the military and academia. >> he's a wizard of the virtual world. >> so, we have people from neural psychology and from the military background. you bring that together with hollywood story telling. >> a clinical psychologist on the cutting edge. >> he's always coming up with new ideas and motivating his colleagues to get involved, get engaged and push the needle forward. >> and anything but your average lab geek. >> skip rizzo is a very creative hippy, if you would. >> he's also a key combatant in the u.s. military's battle against posttraumatic stress disorder. ptsd. >> it's not unique to combat. but for veterans what it really has become is one of the signature wounds of iraq and afghanistan. >> skip rizzo first grabbed headlines back in 2006 with his virtual reality ptsd therapy. today he's getting in front of the project with stride. cope with combat stress before their boots hit the battlefield. my colleague, chris lawrence, got a first look. >> i think the military does a pretty good job in preparing people in advance for physi

---tambien, esta noche un comite del cabildo analiza la autorizacion de otra academia de policia parantratar mas pesonal... blanca ---las demandas presentadas contra la compaÑia "pg&e" por la explosion de san bruno... take vo ....podrian no terminar en un tribunal para la realizacion de un juicio. ---los abogados de ambas partes, dicen tener un acuerdo para liquidar las querellas actuales, el cual podria quedar finiquitado dentro de los proximos 3 meses. ---mas de 320 residentes de la ciudad todavia tienen demandas por el estallido que mato a 8 personas y destruyo decenas de hogares. ---ya se ha llegado a un acuerdo en 120 demandas. topvo cesar ---segun nueva informacion sobre lo ocurrido justo antes del choque del tanque petrolero contra una columna del bay bridge la semana pasada... ---los investigadore s del caso aseguran que el piloto hizo un cambio de curso de ultimo minuto lo que causo el impacto a una de las bases de la estructura... ---sin embargo, aun no se descifra que llevo a "guy kleess" a cambiar de parecer tan repentinament e... stop open cu - anchor blanca ---toma fuerz

that says something about academia and the world. did you see the poster the e.u.? showing all the symbols of europe? it showed a cross, star of david, crescent and so on, and a hammer and cycle. there was a bit -- there's an outcry from the lit wanians, and why aren't we in the west sympathetic enough to the sufferers, the persecutors under communism to subject ourselves? why leave it to these? but there it was. i'm fairly relaxed about the communism symbols. you see a guy with a cccp sweatshirt and his trinkets. i did a study of this, a simple magazine piece, and, you know, they are not the worst. people say it's proof we won and can mock it. it's just kind of funny. you don't see swastikas and people saying, oh, relax, it's just a t-shirt. as was pointed out, there was just one good picture taken in his life, looks like a movie star in the picture, the cheekbones just right, but other pictures, not all that much, really, honestly. let me -- this is all regarding chambers, really, but he was a witness and a truth teller e and it was really, really hard for him to

. >> eric: academia leans left. >> bob: that's right, tall left looks like that guy. >> greg: that guynot for gun control. that is the interesting thing about the professor. >> eric: he is a georgetown law professor. >> dana: i thought his hair was fascinating. >> eric: this is law of the land, my friend. pay respect. >> greg: that is a normal size book. eric is 13 feet tall. >> eric: are you ready for some football? >> kimberly: yeah! >> eric: super bowl sunday is six days from today. san francisco mayor wants to take fun out of the big day. we will tell you what he has up his sleeve next on "the five." >> dana: what's up with him, kimberly? ♪ ♪ the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on all purchases, plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more... [ midwestern/chicago accent ] cheddar! yeah! 50 percent more [yodeling] yodel-ay-ee-oo. 50% more flash. [ southern accent ] 50 percent more taters. that's where tots come from. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on every purchase plus a 50% annual bonus on the cash you earn.

even if i said never again in academia, just like never again in the u.n. and now here i am because we want to train the next generation promotes the best institution to do that. >> in 1979 he participated in an autopsy on a belgian sailor any say in the book, i wasn't smart enough to seal the same reason drum, but i knew we'd never seen anything like it before and it was? >> gave us a today. >> what was so stricken that you knew just looking at this body before it that this is a new disease? >> it was someone who was a fisherman on one of the big lakes and congo and the person died but was called atypical mycobacterial infection. we know microtek curio and tuberculosis causes tb and that causes leper say. but most of an entire french, ubiquitous microtek. come which don't create any problem. publicly most of us here have covered it. when you are immune deficient, it can kill you. so we've never seen a good solid chassis car than the mycobacteria you can see under the microscope. very strange. we started seeing others with other weird infections. it's the s

is one fundamental difference between those two factors, the media, the press, the intellectuals, academia, hollywood, they are always left. they always were. they always will be. that's the sunrising in the east. you have got to live with it despite that we erected a reagan and bush and then a second bush. but the other factor is not constant that's where i think you have got it wrong. you were arguing earlier in the show there was some kind of structural change in the country liberals have a that is simply a function of the fact that the democrats have just won the presidential election. when i look where the democrats were in 2000. when they lost, they had no leadership. who was going to lead the party after the gore defeat? in 2004, who was leader of the party? nobody even heard of barack obama? what you have is a changing country. >> whenever a party loses a presidential election i understand that but what i think you are overlooking is countries change in 12 years. the minority vote is much more substantial. the younger americans are not engaged. they don't really pay attention. and

i believe here are the calling in academia what you should but if you're going to get all this work for mains and i already. we are working on that we have schools like ship approach as well such as skull conference and but most importantly we're seeing movements that oversees human leading universities so what are you engaging very actively against research where to play you're trying to create a system that would help if you were providing martial application for r. and d. result and create technological alliances which for in part yes that would help advance products on foreign markets globally and it's not just about selling the global product but to find a niche into global but when you added value chain there was this is from an extensive list of what has been declared and what has been done with the right now let me go back and go to the priorities of the current government to me going to go with them is going to colleagues later some judgment but egypt soon a top priority will be the russian government my top priority is to prime minister . nicolas hansing efficiency of. public

the other interesting thing that's at debate in this book is in academia i think mr. nasaw would concur, it remains in history a real debate whether or not the revolution was an exercise in idealism or a dramatic economic undertaking. they still almost come to fisticuffs over the issue. and i think it was a combination of both. in any good novel, a character undertakes action usually because it is driven by something inside his psyche that makes them want to do it. there was no one more driven in that way and sam adams, even if it works for other people like isaac sears, christopher gets in south carolina, john hancock who actually took action. >> are there any other questions? when have time for just one mo more. okay, quickly please approach the mike got stuck a long way to that mic. [laughter] >> this is a get acquainted -- dedicated question or. [laughter] >> yes, it is. >> i'm a former college professor myself the question i have is, the way things are now, these people, the founding fathers have looked at the situation. what's going on here in america. i'm sure

. >> eric: academia leans left. >> bob: that's right, tall left looks like that guy. >> greg: that guycontrol. that is the interesting thing about the professor. >> eric: he is a georgetown law professor. >> dana: i thought his hair was fascinating. >> eric: this is law of the land, my friend. pay respect. >> greg: that is a normal size book. eric is 13 feet tall. >> eric: are you ready for some football? >> kimberly: yeah! >> eric: super bowl sunday is six days from today. san francisco mayor wants to take fun out of the big day. we will tell you what he has up his sleeve next on "the five." >> dana: what's up with him, kimberly? ♪ ♪ >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story hereoday is a first step on comprehensive immigration reform. tonight, on "special report," group of eight bipartisan senators unveils a plan to fix a broken system. it would create a path to citizenship for many of the 11 million illegal immigrants in this country. it would also provide incentives for highly essentialcated immigrants to stay. and allow businesses to employ low-skilled workers. the question

she can go to academia.: it's legal now. >> bob: public sector, paid by the taxpayers. go to the private sector if you want to smoke dope. >> bob: new term here crunk, driving drunk and doing dope while driving. do you hear that? >> andrea: crunk. [ overtalk ] >> bob: one more thing is up next. that math class is online if you want to go get it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a specialist. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only m

they have the news media, tv, hollywood, abou academia.as are people like me, hooligans to keep families together, i'm a mouth breather and we don't have the benefit of latte machines at home. >> bob: the conservative don't hold over the head of liberals the idea you want gun control, that is the nra's partner in that. gay marriage, you are the worst -- wait. >> greg: you are confusing two things. debate with a refusal to have a debate. i could debate you over gun control and accept your views. the left can't do that, because they think the right is evil. no debate from the left. >> bob: i don't think, this gets back to painting the left. i don't think all the left is intolerant. >> andrea: i don't think we said every liberal. >> eric: you said it all the time. the governors association pushed around a private business owner. this is what we see in government. we have administration run by democrats. to tell them what healthcare they should buy. they are bullying the business owners and the private citizens. perfect example of that. it's w

i worked in academia for years. you're odd man out if you're a conservative. g.o.p. needs to own the narrative what. we do is we tip toe around issues. we're afraid to offend and insult. newt gingrich didn't back down. he said i am calling you a food stamp president because food stamp numbers have risen under his presidency. this is about policy autos we're going get to this side. >> are you mad at me? look. he's about to throw the microphone as me. we're going come back. when liberals become desperate what do they do? play worn out race card. you don't believe what we're about to show you. it isn't just the white house trying to cover up the benghazi terrorist attack that left more americans dead. how the media is trying to hide the truth as well, that p more on this he dishl edition of hannity. [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped me quit. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could

viewpoints where i think liberals because they are so used to controlling all the media pretty much, academia them when they hear things that don't jive with what they want to hear, it's very disconcerting and unsettling to them and it doesn't surprise me that they are less sensitive. conservatives are used to it lived in a world where the whole media has been sort of liberal. >> bill: they are used to the joust more than the liberals are? >> they just sort of expect it where the liberals are sort of taken aback they feel like what are you talking about? everybody knows what i think is right and nobody did thinks differently. >> bill: and you say? >> in a lot of ways i agree with kristen, liberals are less use to defending themselves. they get a pass when it comes to college universities. if you disagree with the liberal orthodoxy you get slapped with violating the campus speech codes. they don't have to defend their liberal orthodoxy, frankly they are not able to. i do think liberalism is much harder to defend. when somebody does attack them they pull out the name calling and when that doesn

it is too much to ask from academia. >> it has to be a zero sum game. >> it du.z and i don't know what that means. i do know. that means somebody is rich and somebody is poor. >> and if somebody is white it makes them bad. that's an incredibly racist conclusion. >> exactly. >> to teachers and from. it is dangerous for kids. i don't want my daughters growing up thinking that people have to be categorized by their race, by the color of their skin. >> is that why you tie them up? >> that's why i star of them. i want them to overcome their eating disorders and hatred of men. >> on a scale of 1-7003, how outrageous are you about this story? >> when i hear about white privilege it makes me think about how little i was able to accomplish. i was able to parlay it into anything. according to wikipedia, delaware, wisconsin is 80% white. i don't know if they are oppressing anybody, but it is odd that they talk about a diversity class where is there any diversity of opinion? it is not diversity if everybody has the same opinion. >> you get the last word on this if you indeed have one. >> well, bef

little bit more domination by the left throughout hollywood, throughout the media, and throughout academia i think that it's a little bit for the left to define the right in disinformation's forces. starting that is mostly a matter of better p.r. and prodding out people and spokespeople who have broader appeal. there is no question that there are certain republicans and conservatives who have done a significant damage to the party, but i feel that they said and policies they tried to implement certainly the last republican congress is between 2,006 hadn't done much to further the reputation in the party but it's a matter of better blending and better p.r. petraeus connect personally we have confronted these head-on in our daily lives for years and the people are surprised to learn that we are conservative or republican that's the best way that we can do it and a collection of our reputations in one place it's a conversation and an explanation that this sound and something different and fresh. >> how would you characterize or define what it means to be a conservative? >> i think there's a l

when everybody in this country, almost everybody could depend on their elites whether they are in academia or media or politics. to represent consensus view of what is the national interest. that has been just blown, if i may use the expression, to hell. and this country, point out never been more polarized. we are looking right now spending to your point on these trillion-dollar deficits spending hundred billion dollars a year just on interest on the debt. within 10 years that number will be $1 trillion a year in interest payments alone. >> bill: that's not going to happen the u.s. dollar is going to collapse before that. >> a lot more as well. >> bill: i see a more apathetic population than you do. you live in new jersey and a lot of super storm sandy money is coming into new jersey. the legislature in new jersey, i guess it was the senate in new jersey, right? >> correct. >> passes a bill yesterday that says only union companies can get any of this money. is that what they did? >> the project labor agreement which is what you are talking about was moved forward and what it does is assur

that is the kind of thing what people are doing academia is doing something.re. >> cenk: so now the law says at this point if you violate your term of service, which you can with any company almost everybody out there has violated some term of service with facebook, twitter, whatever it might be. they could charge you with a felony. aaron's law would amend that saying you can't do that. it has to be actual theft, a break in. aaron had a contract with jstore. it seems he broke the contract, but you don't put somebody in jail for that. that's a reality and they should definitely pass aaron's law. we'll be right back. thanks, you guys. down with the explosive yet reflective, jerry springer and we'll find out which one of these camera guys is a secret baby daddy. >> only on current tv. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. bec

insufficiently respectful of religion despite religious heritage and religious heritage, most elite academia, they don't present the free enterprise side of economics. they're too keynesian and claw the socialist. "national review" -- rusher agreed with all that, but the greater affinity with buckley can be seen in buckley and his brother's 1954 book mccarthy and his enemies in which they say mccarty has been a little too rough, made some errors of judgment, but that cause is really important and he is being treated unfairly. that is exactly where rusher is in the years when he turns from generic young republican republicanism to hard movement conservatism. there was a bit of a conservative movement before buckley founded "national review" in 1955 but it was disorganized, the polite term might be a entrepreneur real, individualistic. whitaker chambers had another way of describing it, like people popping out like rabbits, never knew where they were coming from or where they were going. you might see this today now and then. rusher is thrilled to hear there is going to be a conservative weekl

that is the kind of thing what people are doing academia is doing something.re. >> cenk: so now the law says at this point if you violate your term of service which you can with any company almost everybody out there has violated some term of service with facebook, twitter, whatever it might be. they could charge you with a felony. aaron's law would amend that saying you can't do that. it has to be actual theft, a break in. aaron had a contract with jstore. it seems he broke the contract, but you don't put somebody in jail for that. that's a reality and they should definitely pass aaron's law. we'll be right this monday morning current tv presents special coverage of the presidential inauguration. the circumstance & the inside analysis. the presidential inauguration this monday morning at 10 eastern only on current tv.

. >> i think one of the reasons libertarians are sometimes scoffed at in academia is the typical libertarian that the typical professor knows is a 19-year-old male who has just read "atlas shrugged" and believes he is the only rational person in the classroom and he will not let you forget that. most grow out of it. it is fashionable among libertarians to prefer the subtlety or the positive rigor. it is even more fashionable among the less ratite to sneer at ayn rand. >> i think reagan was a conservative. he wanted to reduce the size of government. he did not. most of the deregulation and so on that occurred in his and administration had been set up by the carter administration. he cut taxes, but he also continued to spend. if you spend without cutting taxes, you are delaying when the taxation takes place. he was not really cutting taxes. he was doing it in a sneaky way rather than a nice way. he was a militant person. he was an interventionist. he wanted paltry conservative moral values to the respected by government but be imposed in certain ways as well. he used a lot of liberty-based tal