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year, hesi ared the internet, and we certainly are always open-minded and looking at each one of these things todetermine whether or anina slin et ope ea weoar ays coine justice department and the federal trade commission which share antitrust jurisdiction to make sure that they are looking. that dsn't mean ty should canrrebetstosesomeu nss mcoit toer aabtoa t also can see circumstances where too many companies with too much marke webatoer on icndlisu' ss vouinth eyolike to have access to. and that's why our antitrust laws exist and why i'm a pporter of using them to ht: ae tfoon. h du a ec crnhis rtarnio >> guest: not yet, but we're always interested in looking at various business proposals. h gadt: and -- o deha os feegoe taoueoy payments paid by online radio stations and whetheradio -- or terrestrial radio stations shld also pay ryalties to or. 's i y g drd eag b ist thyo s itgoba t hacon r you? >> guest: well, it's definitely a concern for the committee because we have a numb o different platforms on whic coerrost ofbo os heil o inetaie ou oos. and each one seems to have a different standard and a different rate. so there is a fair

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. >> the chinese also themselves are pretty a annoyed that the whole ea of doping is coming up in this. shiwen says this. she says there is absolutely no problem with doping and the chinese team has always had a firm policy about anti-doping. so, the bottom line here on this story is she has not tested positive for anything. >> point well made. i love ryan lochte coming forward, zain, and saying it was pretty impressive. it was a female and she was fast. if she was there with me, i don't know, she may have beat me. >> she may conquer later today when she competes. she was faster by ryan lochte by 0.10 seconds. lochte said this about her, it was pretty impressive and it was a female. i don't know, she might have beat me. we'll see how she does a little bit later today. >> we'll be watching her and, of course, we love our missy franklin, too. only 17 years old there. zain verjee, thanks so much. >>> one of the biggest tape delay controversies we've ever seen. nbc is getting slammed for delaying olympic coverage to get a bigger audience. it was this promo that got so many people talking.

it your business to see, how all of that has been denied to all of us, some of us who are all equal in the end, ea human life is the same. what has it done to you. how has it impacted on new. >> well, it's given me a real sense of urgency about the work we do. but the fact we got this positive trend that, you know, whenever you go and see a country that is in tough shape you can say wow, ten yearsing two was even worse, 20 years ago it was even worse. and it makes you want to bring scientists to see the problem and you know think about okay, how can these people get their dairy to market, you know, there must be a cheap solution for this. or thidisease, let's really you know bring an end to this. overwhelmingly i come away positive because i get to see scientists, rockefeller universities, scientists in china doing good work. >> rose: so you have a shot at looking at the future. >> right. and i can see that even if a five to ten year time frame whether it's it productses, whether it's vaccinations, whether it's new things that will come out in the energy realm, i see that we're going to be making

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ea h us5 io taxpayer money. there's other loans out there. how many billions of dollars in taxpayer money aret there in risk in these loans? >> as i've indicated to you and to the full committee, this is a highrs >>t'qio w bon dollars -- >> it's no clairvoyance enough to know what the future holds. >> how much money -- how much taxpayer money is invested i these loans? i think you goo gi me sw you n th rgr. celuere 1705 prram, 16.1 billion. >> $16.1 billi. this is in private people thinking this is a goodbet. don in t nven tobste so companies went to the taxpayer, your agency that taxpayer money. you're not a steward of the taxpayer money. i uld hope you'll go back and look at the history of how we've losthundrs lns o ouhere.lll do you understand that you know this history? >> certainly. i find it perplexing you tell me you haven't looked at yet. we've had hearngs. bo rpubn eoradeae hi meplouof oeg information. we got the documents. we know what the e-mail said and many say don't do it. and yet you said you're saying you're going to do it. even thoh there's e-mails from the department ofteasu

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current war on women, and what is the rionale behind it from people who are waging such war, if you belie there is a war meouheiowe eai a, in they're so afraid of their base that everything they do is to appease their base. i mean, the war on women is ridiculous. the most telling example of it was what they did on the i mean, i nainst women act. autu d er i i thought women in this country were infinitely smarter than men, particularly when i saw a 20-point gap open up between governor romney who's the unfortunatel-- no, unfortately, he has to be the piofubn buat h narrowed dramatically, and i wonder what's wrong. do we have that short a memory? i mean, it is decidedly war on women, on women's ability to live indendently, to make their ownhs. it ishking to me,and s kio haen h redemoggiv than they have. now, maybe they will by the end of the election, but it is shocking to me. and it is sheer stupidity on the part of the republicans. sometimes i think they wer elong los this cayoul h ri iytt u dnavsced i any better. before we close, and that was the last question? i want to give you a sense -- because we are here to se

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all of us bring our children with a setofpripthe d tard g ea with the one, to avoid situations that are dangerous. don't put yourself at risk. and the otheris, don't rm othero. er raleara ey stund thargtrre aihaing other people. these 18 and 19-year-olds that we have put into the armed forces, we say you have to forget these rl. ua red ut set aut set q rar d haoepraro o people. and then they come home and we say, forget it and go back to the old lessons, forgetting these thngs is very very typical. ondoesotgeey. lothaouofa ino i i it's sort of summarizes the human face of war as well as -- and this can be repeated in any number force percolate the afternoono ly50un l le ahon ra ist stta 2t ntegt heh siad just arrived. reassigned from their occupation a h ank oand taz tfia od its in ns d ngma pte ettschter, were shot dead. his team withdrew ,-com,-com ma taki his body wi them. thrwa.n edirst ne rntudhis brt his body to a hut he medics had occupy. e habeen fntli tre"gothoon a. wrhtheaun ldhalof ri hsce quote, the prospect of death have probably seen this on realtor private shadrach as the

in california at -- [talking over ea other] >> simply saying take a lk at e isss. e'tese institutions are there. if marriage is not about love -- about love you can't stop patricia and ellen from getting married. marriage is about children. marriage is about family. it ititi nostivls sl moan cenfor society. we don't want boundaries. i know what is best for myself. sometimes think we live in a societthat hasone so mad rds tguregardhe mosdreaded don't want to be told anything. you can't do anything. you don't decide what you can do with your own body. women don't decide -- we have to goack to having -- si ha svelear two men can't get married. that is a baby when a woman is pregnant. let's talk about some real life things instead of playing this world of ficon and make believe. vemaherol derstan w we do -- emth at av make it clear in the book that gay bashing and stuff like that -- throw the book that these people. anyone who leave anybody is acting contrary to catholic tehing just le pem t church. a tiny minority -- they worked against their bows. not a very good director. not the teaching

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. >> there are two wonderful books outnoourel-a is wngonhes wog heer.rnis david maraniss is working on another biography at tim d e ets eabyioolihiia at worth reading. walter isakson's book on steve jobs is a perfect exple. phenanthgoeg on reg?e cutl ueiad etiy, actually. i read a wonderful book written by a british fly fisherman about his father in worldar i callblot m inoue48 aiumnd ac ro thurmond and dewey, fit election after the war. i'm reading the book about george bush and how he decided to go to war. mye inisd cer go gndolie at i read a lot of magazine stuff, a lot of essays. i read, i actually opened up a little correspondence with a et bthe onha aulfet h e herkbo toiny,soe a ttlexchange, and that was ite gratifying. i don't pretind to be a great writer. i am engetic, and i'mret od metis,ut treat ervein wt inls ifes. anhe sereats t booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. potica coultantme rv a picls anen enh gus wee fi.thail a t in "the long walk: a story of war and the life that follows," former u.s. air force officer exenisngeds ysician and author analyzes the impacthiv/a