when i was a kid albert einstein in one of the introduction in his books. he said look, if you want to be a genius it's not enough to come up with a theory only seven men in the world can understand. you have to be able to come up with a theory only seven men in the world can understand and then be able to explain it to clearly that anyone with a high school education and a reasonable degree of intelligence can understand it. in other words, albert einstein said if you want to be a scientist, kid, you have to be a writer. when somebody walked up to me when i was 26 or something like that and they said do you want to edit the making and i didn't know what it was about and it turned about this music i had never listened to, rock and roll. by putting all that i am into what i was doing with that magazine, working at it seven days a week, without vacations and regarding it as the greatest mystery and the greatest opportunity i have ever been given in my life, it came alive to me in ways that were utterlily astonishing and it became exactly what i needed. so one

albert einstein, that's too. private albert einstein said many years ago. that the solution to a problem cannot be greeted by the same mindset that created the problem. so you need a different mindset, and to give you a flavor, this is the health care mess. you can't say the solution to health care is in any one of those boxes. it makes no sense. i don't exist independent. rather, we have to evolve and don't do this and universes. we don't really -- the fundamental purpose of university and is to teach critical thinking. teach technology and theories, of course that's important, but the fundamental job is critical thinking. and critical thinking involves knowledge of assumptions, be able to criticize your assumptions and able to replace them, to think about alternate assumption. them to be able to appreciate complex messes. not simpleminded problems in their entirety, and to bring to bear on them multiple ways of looking at them from multiple disciplines, both appointed use, to say by looking at the mess, okay, maybe now i have a better idea as to which par

albert einstein, fred astair and babe ruth were germ man.'t there a german- american museum. well now there is. it is opening on sunday in d.c. and we are getting a sneak peek today. because that's how we roll here on fox 5 morng news. and we're going to give you an over view of the space and talk about how they decided on the space and how they we about designing it and the things you'll learn and see while here and we'll have a german american come and tell his story. and we also have a german dance troop that will come and perform because this is all about the german decent and the contributions on a daily basis. so yesterday it was top of the morning to you, this morning it's guten morguan. back to you gurvir. >> thanks, holly. >>> we're going to turn things over to allison and steve for the next few hours. >> straight ahead on fox 5 morning news, a recall of high chairs, how they could hurt your kids. >>> plus no luck of the irish in settling the health care battle. even as celebrations were taking place at the white house and capitol h

. >> with direct mail, so this, this program virtually teaches people what albert einstein and thomas edison discovered, and they discovered, and people in the secret societies knew, that the brain is actually a transmitter and receiver of frequency. >> mm-hmm, i believe that. >> now, this is not open for debate anymore because there is technology-- i was on the plane flying in from chicago, and in skymall there's a game, you hook this up to your head and with your thoughts, with your thoughts you can move a ball on a game board. so it's no longer out of the science fiction. it's now proven... even though edison and einstein knew about it, your brain transmits and receives frequency. >> so we need to be able to receive it, right? >> no, we need to know how to.. what to transmit. so what the training is, uh, it trains the brain how to transmit the right frequency, so if you want a new car, if you want a better job, if you want to make more money, if you want to be happier, if you want to lose weight, if you want better health, if you want to be lucky, if you want to have a different ho

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the next genius like albert einstein might be of latino living in the ghetto today. i am glad i had the experience. it was excruciating at the time. but, you know, i have to credit my mom. she is a survivor. host: maryland, sue, republican line. caller: i want to know about this whole thing, this health bill, the mountain you have on your desk. how can you read? -- how can you read it? host: if you can take and put it in the scope of your issues. guest: i think the health care reform bill -- it is very long. there are two versions, one passed by the senate, one by the house, and the president is making other proposals. we have a new bill that will " fully incorporate some of his proposals and some of the best from the house version and the best from the senate version. there is a great thing for women -- i will mention one thing right off the bat -- there were no longer be discrimination by gender allowed. private insurance companies will no longer be able to charge women more for health care, which they do now. if you go to be why health care, and you are a woman, y

i think it was albert einstein who said if you do the same thing over and over again -- >> trying to different response. >> that's the definition of insanity. we've had this experiment done in the state of massachusetts. and the officials told us what happens there. that the state is going bankrupt on this. they predict the united states government will go bankrupt in a four to five-year period. and as far as the care, the medical care, what has happened in massachusetts? the doctors have fled the state. i know that. >> a hugely popular program in the state. >> a popular program until the fact that they can't afford it anymore and they can't get the doctor care they need. i have doctors in my state, i used to be in massachusetts, i fled when they put in that system. so we will begin to see this immediately when doctors say i'm not going to get paid. when you talk about the expansion of medicaid. medicaid and medicare are already going broke, and there are companies out there who are already not taking these payments in the system. where will all these people go? there's not enough mo