and i think i would still be an astrologer for warrant for tina.nt has been working on the project as well. i want to thank her and my research assistant warren who is devoted so much time and energy to this project. those are the people i would like to thank and weaken their due wine and cheese -- you had a question? >> thank you david and congratulations. i can't wait to see what else you're going to do next. the two-part question, number one how did you find this story or did it find you and what made you compelled to write it other than your agent and the second was there a story in your research that you read about marjorie and houdini that made the hair on your arms and neck stand up and get a chill to the bone? flow is something in your research that gave you the chills? >> you asked this question before. >> don't tell the people at home. >> with regard to your first question, and any houdini biography marjorie at least makes a cameo appearance. she's intertwined with the whole mystique. when i first encountered her in the houdini biography

there would be -- i think i would still be astrology. i guess not.na's assistant and she has no working on a project all these years. those are the people i would like to thank. >> thank you and congratulations. i can't wait to see what else your going to do next. how did you find a story or did it find you? the 2nd part, is there a story in your research that you read about the made the hair on your arms and neck rise up left on the cutting room floor, what was something in your research they gave you the chills? >> he asked this question once before. in regard to your 1st question, in a biography of marjorie is to at least make a cameo appearance. and when i 1st encountered her i kind of got this feeling of just sort of falling in love with the character of being smitten are fascinated. deserve the same treatment. sorry through sue dini's eyes. and also people don't associate occultism. now, there are a number of things that when i was researching this i could not believe they gave me the feeling you were talking about. when i read about it again a

. >> guest: could not care less about the astrologer. he went along with it.husbands do that. >> host: that is not what i'm saying. >> guest: we absolutely say that reagan, it was nancy driving a strain. it was notit was not reagan making the appointments of phone calls. it was nancy. wait. nancy reagan was so involved with astrology and the stars that the inaugural ceremony when reagan won the governorship was held when? >> host: at midnight. >> guest: why? because that is when the stars were aligned. you think he wanted to be there? >> host: i would have no trouble. >> host: his trust in astrologers. just like he went along. in my opinion he could not care less about the stars. now grace into the afternoon. at least twice. another time. now, but in the same paragraph you say the often hides his knowledge. what is it? >> guest: another excellent question. here is what it is. reagan was not a philosopher. he was not a proactive thinker thinker in the sense that he was introspective. but he had a brilliant talent for absorbing information, cutting out the bs co

i become more convinced now that the reason that god invented pollsters was to make astrologers look accurate. i don't believe that that's where the republican party is. i'm on the ground. i just did my 42nd town hall meeting in new hampshire. that's where you go into a room, you sit there or you stand there and they come at you with questions. they try to size you up. this is not what i get when i'm there. it's not what i get when i to go south carolina or out to iowa. this is not what i hear. i hear people saying, i'm worried about my job. i'm worried about our security. i'm worried about my kids' future what are you going to do about it? what are you going to do about social security. what are you going to do about college debt. that's what i hear. i don't have people coming up yelling about this other stuff. and i'm right there, anybody can come. by the way i'd invite everybody to come to my meetings, let's talk through all of these me governor kasich inviting everyone even astrologers and pollsters. we'll be right back. >> see you, john. happy holidays. >> dickerson: thanks, you

was born on october 14, giving him the astrological sign of libra. the symbol for libra is scales, meaning justice, but also balance. whether that has a deeper meaning or not, eisenhower did call his political philosophy "the middle way," in other words, it was balanced between the liberal and conservative wings of his own party, between the liberal and conservative impulses of the electorate as a whole. elections are won in the middle. candidates running should keep that in mind. eisenhower's political philosophy was based on a fulcrum point in the middle of the electorate. it also explains one reason why he won such resounding victories each time he ran for the white house. eisenhower believed you had to spend money to achieve national security, but he worried if you overspent and overdeveloped the military-industrial complex, it will throw the economy out of bounds, warp the economy. the private sector was vital. the consumer sector of the economy was vital. eisenhower liked to point to american farms and supermarkets and cars as symbols of how vi

at both the green bay periscope including some that allow us to observe in parallel with other astrologers without interfering with her work. a technique we call piggyback observing. several other us and international radio telescopes are also currently being used for radio study including the private allen telescope array of northern california, the low frequency array in europe and the merchants in wide array in australia. many radio study searches are taking advantage of the wealth of new information on our galaxy xo planet population. now revealed by missions such as nasa's kepler spacecraft. in a new project, a group based at the university of california san diego are using the observatory near san jose to diskette-- look for paul's labors. wavelengths a hair longer than optical like, but better at penetrating the dusty space between the stars. these experiments are funded by commendation of government and private sources including notable contributions from the john templeton foundation. ensuring facilities like the green bank telescope and others continue to exist as a world-class a

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here in this wonderful graphics when you're full moon would be and various, often they would have astrological material as well. but in the back you can't get about local events, things that didn't happen. sometimes poetry, what we have here are directions for preserving the health of soldiers in the camps. something that would be a very timely piece of information for somebody to have in early 1776. here is another worcester in print from much later practices from 1867 and it was done by a local worcester professor. ezequiel dimond was a professor who taught at the worcester latest seminary, taught chemistry to the young ladies and he published while in worcester this book, the chemistry is combustion. so it's a worcester imprint. but what's fibers about it i think are these visual depictions of chemical ideas and chemical compounds. so he's done is really amazing, detailed descriptions which, or diagrams of combustion which i frankly don't necessary understand but i just appreciate the abstract to be a because. we believe there's something to be learned from a physical format of the item as

i become more convinced that the reason god invented pollsters was to make astrologers look accurate. bill: governor, good morning. the poments say otherwise. >> a reality show is something unusual that gets promoted and hyped with outlandish claims and people get infat waited at first. they start watching it and they discover the wise things the characters are saying are phoney, they are scripted rather than spontaneous. they have find out that it's scripted and they begin to dribble away. donald trump is a reality show. bill: did you have see frank luntz on sunday's show. he had a group of supporters. trump said i have never seen voters so passionate and committed to a candidate after an hour's worth of reasons not to vote for him. >> look at what's happening in iowa. it's beginning to change. people are understanding yes they are angry and just set at what's happening in the country. they realize in order to get a policy change, they have to change the president and hold the senate and the house. they are beginning to understand if trump is the nominee the republicans lose the pres

but i think many trial lawyers would caution not to put too much stock in that kind of astrology, ind of guessing, reading tea leaves and figuring out how someone might vote based on their race or their gender. i think almost every trial lawyer has been surprised at the end of a case who a holdout was or whether or not they've had a particular jury pegged for one position and they came out on the total opposite position. i'm sure all the attorneys with us today have had a personal experience like that. i know i have. but with that in mind, the one thing they all shared in common is that they were from the community. so the question arises, how much did the events much the past few months seep into their decision? even if they are -- everyone knows the reality as jurors, they're not supposed to talk about the case or read anything about it. but by mere osmosis, it's simply impossible to prevent all information from getting to jurors one way or the other. so one has to wonder. i'm sure the prosecutors thought they would benefit from bringing this case quickly because the riots and all