would you agree with that, austan? austan: absolutely. that is what the person is saying.t only should we be raising rates, but if we could figure out how to cut rates when they are as low as they can possibly go, we should do that. advisedrew levin, you yellen and bernanke particularly on communications strategy. was or anything that stood out to you and something that yellen said that you are taking away from it? andrew: yes. someone asked her about the communication's of the last week and she was absolutely right in saying that it is very challenging to communicate in probablyronment with -- complicated crosscurrents, writing was the phrase, and with a wide range of views of how to interpret the developments. she gets a lot of credit as a consensus builder to reach a decision at this point in time. wasll say that the dot plot introduced and adopted by the fomc is a way to be transparent about the diversity views. it was not intended to convey the rationale for the committee's decisions or the strategy of the committee. it is a bunch of dots, like a survey. and i think t

austan's team.wanted to be active in the philanthropic activities and we said we were going to eradicate the curse of the bambino. we said that at our very first press conference and three years according to our astute is this plan, we did that. get -- which you of your world championships was the favorite. larry: the first question, it was just a question of balance. he had written so many bullet points that there was a feeble effort to write some nice things on the other side. his tongue in his cheek the whole time. 04 will always be special, 07 will be special because we made and it was that year nice to win. ofhad a slogan -- any group schlemiel's can win once. 13 was really special as well because of the boston marathon. larry lucchino, you are the best. thank you for doing this review. we will be right back with tom rath avenue are these words from our sponsors. -- after these words from our sponsors. ♪ phil: joining us now is tom rath , the veteran new hampshire republican and a big fan of jo

paniesot high-tech com in the austan part of my .istrict calmeru can have a discussion, we can address what we do about the 11 million people who are here illegally. >> five minutes. susan: there are those who address your freedom conference friends on the further right than you who are asking why we don't train the homeless to do the jobs immigrants are coming here to do. discussion. of the it illustrates the dividing congress. do you talk to the freedom conference folks on your right? you're all conservatives, but there is clearly divide between the republican committee that ,ou have and the freedom caucus the members who pushed up the speaker -- pushed out the speaker. rep. flores: i think it is interesting that you said that. there are no members of the freedom caucus who are further to the right than me. we do differ on tactics. if you go through the individual members of the freedom caucus, and i can name names, and they feel the same about immigration reform as i do, i do agree, yes, we need to be training our own workforce as well. you have got a high tech company in my distric

stuart: it was fun, austan gool bee. come again soon. and we're 200 points down.kay, where are we going. maria: i've got gordon chang next to me. >> when goolsbee says the worst thing would be a down turn, i think he's wrong. the best thing would be like two decades of stagnation. stuart: say that again, the best i think this would be what a crash? >> the best thing would be two decades ever japan-- like japan has. stuart: the best thing. >> for china. i think they're going for the crash. stuart: the crash, a flat-out depression? >> the reason is they have no ability to change the direction of their economy. monetary stimulus since last november, completely ineffective. fiscal stimulus, yes, it can create growth, the thing is it creates debt and debt is their number one problem. basically the reform is 0 of the table in the substantial structural reform and the other thing is, the stock market boom is their idea of jump starting the economy, that's a bust and they talked about devaluation and a burn rate every time the market is open supporting the currency, all o

doubled our debt added tens of millions more american food stamps and on welfare and in poverty, austanped do that. sir, welcome back. >> thanks for having me, sean. but are you not embarrassed? literally the cnn campaign is treating ed henry to dinner better than you treated me to dinner when i beat you in a bet! >> i bought you a ruth's chris steak dinner. >> you tried to throw spending at the problem. >> i give you something for free. you should be happy. why aren't you happy? you got free stuff. >> it actually was a delicious meal. >> let me ask this. hillary secretary of state supports the iran deal. 150 billion dollars. they spin their centrifuges. zero breakout time in 11 years. they get a missile defense system with russia, they build icbms. they get more conventional weapons. 24-day inspection. they pick inspectors in some cases. tell me something that america got. give me three things. >> look, i think we open the possibility to redefine the structure in the middle east. i think we get inspections that -- >> 24 days later? 24 days? 24 days later? that's like telling your kid,

whether it is the austan model or some of the models done at georgia state or the tennessee tech center that has an 80% placement rate, i would make models or menus where there is evidence that they actually succeed in delivery. menus where there's evidence of success and there is the of evidence out there for colleges like georgia state and austan who have done this very successfully. >> the one caution i was at is that we have run lots of data and analytics at georgia state and we found there is a sweet spot where if students have their cost covered, their completion rates are lower than those who have a little skin in the game. i think the proposal overall is a and what the between 7% and 15 to 20% of the total cost, if that's what the student has to pay, they have more motivation and persistence. thatwould just add programs need to be targeted. it's unlikely anyone of the programs we talked about today that are evidence-based will be applicable to all institutions and students. it is important to give the time and resources in order to develop programs that will work. georgia state

. >> i know you're a good friend of my friend austan goolsbee.in the debate, that's my partner beat him in the debate prep. >> i'm not impressed with his debate skills, just too static. >> did you feel jeb got-- did what he needed to do last night? >> i don't. the everreddy comment was great and when he did the slap back to trump and to me, it's his way of saying-- ments apologize to my wife, donald trump and donald trump is-- >> i didn't want to hear the personal stuff. i hear great things about your wife. she's right there. >> how about talking about jobs and wages and roads. tonya, good to have you on the show. >> thank you very much. maria: an earthquake is hitting and tsunami warnings for hawaii. we'll have the latest next. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. technology empowers us it pushes us to go further. special olympics h

the weekend after that we are life didn't austan and near the end of the month, we will be covering two festivals on the same weekend. the wisconsin festival in wisconsin. at the start of november we will be in portland oregon for word stock, followed by the national book awards from new york city and at the end of november we are live for the 18th year and a row from florida for the miami book fair international. that is a view of the fairs and festivals on book tv. francis is in philadelphia for the final part of his u.s. visit. one of his stops was the festival of families that includes families from around the world sharing their personal testimonies. there were musical performances from artists like aretha franklin and andrea bocelli. this is just under three hours. ♪ [applause] and and and and and and ♪ [applause] good evening. welcome to philadelphia. the >> the family pope francis and obviously quite a few of his friends showed up. thank you. travelled and sacrificed to be here. your holy father shows to the whole world the joy at heart of the gospel. we call the pope holy fathe

this is austan goolsbee.mp tax plan. carry on. and this does get to the point now that trump, in doing this, releasing this tax plan in some ways is committing himself more to republican party policy and orthodoxy than that phony pledge which he signed a couple months ago. >> i think that's right. this is a much more conventional republican tax plan than we expected. you know, in many ways as i said, donald trump has articulated a 21st century version of the blue collar populism we heard from ross perot, pat buchanan, santorum. hedge fund managers are getting a break, this is pretty good for hedge fund manager overs all and much more conventional. >> it's for the parties, for the elite. is this to endear himself? >> it's hard to know. because it's so different than what he talked about, as you know, in the past when he talked about a wealth tax, one-time wealth tax to help close to testify is it. donald trump has been exploiting the evolution of the republican party. most people think of the republicans as th

then we have the austan, texas festival. at the end of the month, we have the wisconsin book festival in medicine -- medicine. and we have the boston book festival. in november we have the portland, oregon word stock. following that is the national book awards in new york city. we are in florida for the miami book fair international. those are some of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span twos book to be. -- tv. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] justin trudeau, stephen harper, and tamil care answered questions on the economy and their economic platforms. >> my biggest concern about the community and economy-- >> we continue to focus on the oil and gas sector. >> i will be able to afford properties in the city i want to live in. >> i'm worried about adequate retirement income. >> stable opportunities for employment for young people. >> getting canada off oil. >>