. >> wendy: baroness cox is chief executive of the humanitarian aid trust. >> george: a week of massive protests have shaken the nation of brazil. protestors say they are tired of paying high taxes while getting low quality services from a corrupt government. meanwhile, there are security concerns for thousands of the foreign visitors attending an international soccer tournament. the brazilian church is praying and taking action. a coalition of ministries has mobilized thousands to share their faith near the stadiums and among the protestors. [speaking a foreign language] >> reporter: the bible society of brazil is coordinating a movement "fair play brazil." which is an effort to awaken people to ethical principles. the principles of life that the bible presents. >> george: churches are also preparing to share the gospel with hundreds of thousands of visitors coming to brazil for the world cup soccer tournament in 2014, and the summer olympic games in 2016. >> wendy: well, hope, faith, and love were in great abundance as hispanic christians across the u.s. joined together for a three-da

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appropriately named margaret thatcher center for freedom at the heritage foundation and the sad passing of baronessher reminded conservatives on both sides of the atlantic of the values we hold in common and delighted to be contributing in my own small way to the great dialogue of ideas which has always existed between our two big countries and it is relevant today because margaret thatcher's view of capitalism has a very contemporary bearing i feel on the debate about how we fix the relationship between the financial system and the economy that it exists to support and this is at the center of "masters of nothing: human nature, big finance, and the fight for the soul of capitalism" and the book we're launching this week. throughout her life lady thatcher passionately believed that capitalism was not only the most effective form of economic organization that had ever been invented but also the most moral and today the first of those points is almost undisputed and we should all be grateful to the market liberals of west and of east who in freeing the peoples of the former communist bloc through fou

i happen to be in london when baroness thatcher was spared and she was elected 42 years ago. she was the only head of government in the world when she was elected. fast forward in their assessment team. hundreds of countries and that's not good enough. i believe if we had more women in politics would have less work. >> and i agree with that. [applause] >> following a question from the audience, do you think of hillary clinton's time to laymen and when the presidency? [applause] >> yes, i want hillary to win. one of the reasons i wrote "lean in" is because we brought home a song for presidents' day. my daughter is for my son is six. she listened to this song and looked up and said mommy will buy available with? and i think hillary can be our first e-mail president and i hope she does that, but if not i hope it's not too long before there's another. >> you think an increase of female entrepreneurship could solve the issue of women not receiving promotions that given the power to make his decisions? >> yes, i believe women help not just those women, but all women. companies with

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