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in his garage where you said yes he started that company actually i think he may have no money at atari he wasn't made enough money at the tare that they could build that computer and market system you with that he was operating in but i think i remember hearing enterprise you're playing like a semantic i think a semantic game here we are saying that capitalists having lived it with their dad during a time when when unions had enough power in the united states that people like steve jobs could get a job at atari the paid enough but he didn't have to compete in your credits that you're trading unions for creating steve jobs i was. he wouldn't suggest that he in fact he said you know ministration is too much regulation on business as it is. steve jobs it was someone who used the opportunities in the free market system he was a product of the upper middle class which he was he absolutely was not a product of the middle homes he couldn't afford college he dropped out of college he had no money you might say he was poor actually very poor he walked he walked while in college miles to get one

his in his garage where you said yes he started a company actually i think he made another money at atari wasn't it made enough money at that ari they could build that computer and market system that he was operating in but i think you're going to hear you're hearing enterprise you're playing like a semantic i think it's a man who came here we're saying that capitalists is helping them to do their job during a time when when unions had enough power in the united states that people like steve jobs could get a job at atari and paid enough but he didn't have to get your credit needs to be your training you need this for creating steve jobs i was a comma and he wouldn't suggest that he in fact he said he will ministration is too much regulation on business as it is steve jobs it was someone who used the opportunities in the free market system he was appointed to be upper middle class which he would he absolutely was not a part of out of the middle class he couldn't afford college he dropped out of college he had no money you might say he was poor actually very poor he walked he walked it whil

he has atari. >> have you been following ashton's career since the early 70s. it now needs an editor. are you sad you will not have the unfiltered access to the brilliant brain. >> i don't think that there will be vowels in them. the grunts will be gone. it is rocks. it is fireworks. the it is turning over cars. it is college football. if that takes up so much of your life, you don't have a life at all. >> where are their morals? i understand if he was fired because he lost a game or they didn't approve of his record, but this is cut and dry. of course he should be fired. how could you even say -- >> i heard in 1998 they had to ban him from taking showers with little boys in 1998, before he retired in 1990 nip. he came in 2002. >> they took his word on it. >> i wear, no more little boys in the shower with me. >> we are so relieved. >> i now like women. here is the thing, they are going to be sued. it is over, right? are they going to become the curling school? just curling? it is something andy-like? >> eventually this will pass, right? and there will still be

. >> then he goes and starts this company, first works for atari, starts this company. do you think there's something that you learned about what it means to be an entrepreneur? because you also wrote a biography of ben franklin. and franklin was also in a sense a great entrepreneur. >> absolutely. franklin is a 17-year-old dropout, runaway, creates a printing shop. and steve jobs is a college dropout, whatever. he wants to start the 21st century of a printing shop. he want to start a company that makes computers. wozniak is at the other extreme. he's the best engineer you can imagine. as steve jobs says, he's 50 times better than any other engineer. he can hold meetings in his head. but when he creates something including the blue box, the first thing they created which ripped off the phone company for long distance, you know, woz wants to give it to their friends. steve says, no, i can make a really cool case, we can package it and sell it for $66 apiece or whatever and make some money. that's the pattern. steve jobs is the entrepreneur. he knows how to make insanely,

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. >> if you were to make an asteroid, atari, it looked very similar that we used to shoot down. >> whata gets that? how to you take a picture. 30,000 miles? >> radar telescopes receiving radiation, radio waves from that thing. >> incredible. >> fancy stuff. >> very interesting. >> rob just took a shot of a potato in dark light. >> that works too. >> put it through photo shop. rob you wouldn't do that. thank you. >> just ahead on "american morning" legendary coach joe paterno survive the sex abuse allegations that is rocking his campus. many are asking should he survive. >>> we'll give you three ways to make your money work four. it's this morning's,000 speak money. it's 37 minutes past the hour. >>> it is 40 minutes past the hour. welcome back. penn state may be setting the wheels in motion to bring joe paterno's 46 year coaching career to an end. fans and students shoe support for paterno with an impromptu rally outside of his home where the coach talked to the crowd. listen. >> we want joe. >> and i want you. and i want you guys. it's hard for me to tell you how much this means for me

. >> scientists are working on a plan of attack like the old atari game where they would move waywards live at the kennedy space center. this has been the best week of your life, hasn't it, john, you've been talking about all things space. >> reporter: it ranks right up there, i got to tell you that's for sure. we're at the kennedy space center visitor complex and a couple of days from now, just a few miles from here, nasa is going to be sending a rover to mars to search for evidence of past or even present life. we got to thinking, while we're doing all this stuff looking for life out there, how about protecting life here from stuff coming at us from out there. a nuclear blast. humanity never wants to see another one of these on the planet. off the planet, that's a different story. rather than destroying life, it could save us from asteroid extinction. >> if you don't think there are clear danger to us, you're nearest dinosaur. >> scientists make great strides searching for life in the universe, they are working on ways to prevent massive asteroids from ending life here. like one did