the only thing he needs some funding to get the antedote to the market.ive him some investment dollars at least for my sake and brian shactman's sake. >> i could use that. i wonder if you can drink something if it tastes any good. >> we have to see. maybe you can scene us a sample. >> a little case study with you. thank you very much. still ahead on way too early a new study says vitamins doesn't prevent cancer or heart disease. you still taking them? why. tweets are coming up on "morning joe" just moments away. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] more room in economy plus. more comfort, more of what you need. ♪ that's... built around you friendly. ♪ so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to bounty duratowel. the durable,

culture is often times distorted by lack of evidence-based thinking, that, instead, people rely on antedotes or on fears rather than on the facts, so is that the heart and soul of the book? >> that's the heart and soul of the book. you know, one of the things that troubled me for many years is drugs are used as scapegoats. whenever there's social problems and so forth, we use drugs as scapegoats. the problem for me is that people who look like me are often skate goated more than other folks, and as a scientist who knows the facts about drugs, that's very disturbing. >> okay. well, i would think as a black person, it would be very disturbing. >> guest: no, that's exactly what i mean. >> host: okay. so let's stop for a second then, and try to understand more whites use crack than blacks, and similarly, more blacks went to jail, arrested for crack use than whites even though more whites were using the drug. how do you explain that? >> guest: i explain it by it's -- it's kind of simple. you know, the short answer is racism. this isn't new. when we -- when i say "racism," i mean, what we do is pu

well, they will come down to the floor of the senate as they did this morning and tell a handful of antedotes about people who are dissatisfied with the law. their true intention is to get rid of the entire law and go back to a world in which 30 million people in the country had no access to insurance that if you got fixed, you'd lose your insurance, a world in which insurance companies essentially set the rules of the game to the disadvantage of providers and much parties. that's what the agenda is here, to repeal the law and go back to the status quo, which is unacceptable. the highest number of uninsured citizens in the industrialized world, the most expensive health care system by a factor of two compared to all of our g20 competitors. i get it, there are people who are unhappy and the president is going to announce later today to set a path forward to try to fix one of the issues of the law with respect to canceled policies, but let me tell you a couple other stories about what the reality of the old systems was. kyle is today about 11 years old, but when he came into my office, he was a

first and foremost, that was a little bit more antedotal and more archaeological meaning random so you sort of look at them and see bunches of weird photos and them the captions explain them, so i had a vision of actually high school students flipping through them and loving history if they flippedded through it. >> amc network head from the world of cable with "the big picture" sunday night at eight on c-span's "q&a." >>> now, a look at the role of the government may have in regulating digital currency. the joint hearing of the senate banking subcommittees on national security, international trade, finance, and economic policy is a little more than an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm pleased to cochair this joint subcommittee hearing on the present and future impact of virtual currency. my friend, senator, and i also appreciate the work that senator heller has done, and senator corker is going to be joining us as well. we'll do this is ability different because it's a joint subcommittee hearing. i will chair the first panel, and senator merckly will chair the second p