former obama economic adviser austen goolsbee watching this closely. austen, what do you think that recoveries by their very nature don't run ad nauseum, but this one could lose steam by 2016. what do you think? >> yeah, i hope that doesn't happen, but it is true that the average recovery lasts about four years and 11 months. the nbr keeps track of those things. that already passed. we're in a nice long recovery, coming out of a not nice deep recession, and there's a lot of scary things in the world slowing down in china. europe is dancing around meltdown. i think by 2016 at the least you could say there's a decent chance that it's not going to be the booming fountain of opportunity. neil: you and i have gotten into, this austen given the severe recession we were coming out of and the subpar nature that's recovered, compared to other recoveries. that it could drag on. that is the recovery longer than we think. do you think that has a good possibility? >> i think, look, we have gone on longer than average. now the subpar nature of the recovery after fin

what jane austen would have called constancy.increasing tuition interest rates for students still out of control. the banks treated that way and students another. which group is more important for the future of the country the student or the bank? what are we talking about? priority, not a matter of hating on rich people. some rich people can do the right thing in my view. i will fight for their right to be wrong. i'm a libertarian about these things that we have to tell the truth in regard to how warped our criminal justice system really is. you know michelle alexander's great texts of the new text the new jim crow. zero, absolutely. >> thank you for being here. my question is not about the case, the fact verdicts, but what do you think martin luther king would say about the reaction and protests and ferguson? >> from the young people themselves? >> what i am saying is maybe how i feel martin luther king stood for peace and peaceful protest. i am wondering what do you think he would say about what is going on there. >> i see wha

before i came, i went to visit jane austen's grave.t the groceries. >> roberta, you getting my jokes, you're not understanding my jokes? you're not understanding a thing i'm saying, are you? all right, you think i'm funny? >> before my mom passed away, about 18 months ago she predicted that this would happen for me on this film. she also made that prediction on every movie that i have directed since 1983. >> i have wondered for 26 years what this would feel like, thank you so much for terminating the suspens suspense. >> i should tell you that if you are a winner and your speech goes on too long, first you will see flashing lights and then the band will start to play and then you will feel something stick in your neck. and i would suggest that you walk toward the light. >> turn that clock off, it's making me nervous. >> 29 seconds, 27 seconds. that is really intimidating. yeah, okay. so thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, there you have seen it. the world series of the big leagues of the entertainment world, hollywood movie. >> good ni