it is an old spanish bess. >> host: here is how it goes. this is about contraception. sane joseph, you who had without doing make it so that i'd do without having. >> guest: in the spanish, san jose-- [speaking in native tongue] that is it, that is it. >> host: the irony of the joke is great. >> guest: how is it in english? >> guest: sing joseph, you go ahead without doing, make it so that i do without having. your translator is wonderful, mark freed, is a absolutely, he cannot tell thiss a translation, and i did not have a spanish copy of the book so i could make any of these comparisons, but i ameally impressed with the quality of the translations. >> guest: and the other passagthat i had before mark, we had-- >> host: he translated this, right? >> gst: open veins and "the book of embraces." we had a very special relationship, very, very special. seek, he had such a close connection with me that, when he was translang, think hkept the three volumes, and he died during the translation of "the book of eraces." and, when he was writing to one the 1,000 stories, whiche w

the key to bess -- the key to this is that there be significant public input. we will do five things, several which have never been done. first, we will have staff workshops. they are designed to provide the same kind of input. over 20 workshops we will have in august. the idea of these workshops, traditionally we have multiple meetings with multiple parties, often redundant the talk about the various issues. they are behind closed doors. there with commission staff. they are with commission staff. we'll take part of that process and put it in this room, opened to the public, on the web, open to a variety of questions from a variety of different sources. in this initial phase, it is designed to start the beginning of the planning process. second, we will have a website that will enable people to follow process more carefully and offered their own thoughts and views about where we should be going. the beta launched -- was launched today. it was launched about 67 minutes ago. it is in beta and comments are welcome. third, we will have an additional form. --forum.

the key to bess -- the key to this is that there be significant public input. we will do five things, several which have never been done. first, we will have staff workshops. they are designed to provide the same kind of input. over 20 workshops we will have in august. the idea of these workshops, traditionally we have multiple meetings with multiple parties, often redundant the talk about the various issues. they are behind closed doors. there with commission staff. they are with commission staff. we'll take part of that process and put it in this room, opened to the public, on the web, open to a variety of questions from a variety of different sources. in this initial phase, it is designed to start the beginning of the planning process. second, we will have a website that will enable people to follow process more carefully and offered their own thoughts and views about where we should be going. the beta launched -- was launched today. it was launched about 67 minutes ago. it is in beta and comments are welcome. third, we will have an additional form. --forum.

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joining me now is besse graysteg managing director and large cap bank analyst with morgan stanley. nice to have you on the program. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> what do you think? are you a buyer here or no? >> we are. we're overweight large cap bank group. and we do think that people with a 12 to 18-month time horizon should be buying bank stocks here. >> why? >> basically, we're in the middle of the transition phase of the economy, transition phase of bank earnings. as we work through this, as joblessness increases at a decelerating pace, finally peaks out and starts to come down, we're going to see losses start declining in the bank earnings. and what that's going to do, obviously,size losses go down, earnings go up, your multiple's going to expand. we think these stocks are a double. and with bac we have a $32 price target. it's our top pick. >> so a double from here even though the financials as a group are up some 80% or so from the bottom on march 9th. >> that's right. look at the valuation of these stocks. large cap banks are trading at half book. 0.5 times book. on aver

general robinson bess robertson who was the commandante in new york gid one point told booed not that he had been misinformed by his aides in he would see to this problem me deeply but that was clearly a hoax because i happen to know he had been in the prison only a month or so before and knew exactly what was going on in that place, so i think the extraordinary part of the story is the british indifference to the implications of what they were doing and i think in a lot of ways we would use terms like depraved indifference now to describe what they were thinking. >> is there any indication the treatment improved perhaps after 1780? >> no, no. it is often said that after saratoga and after yorktown when americans began capturing large numbers of british prisoners, that they necessarily began treating our prisoners better but no, i have read diaries that cover those periods of time and it is not true. things were bad until the very end. >> hi. who do talking little bit about the method, the means that he wrote the book and the motivation? was it gitmo? though lung did it take you to wr

department's regulations fail to address critical privacy issues created by the interconnected data besses -- databases amended by the law. with these problems, numerous states protested a real i.d. or even outright refusing to implement the law. i worked to persuade the department to provide states with an additional 18 months to meet the real i.d. deadline, giving us all kinds of time to revisit the issue. the edification that we are discussing is one intend to resolve these problems. it refines rather than repeals the law and its target areas where the lock impose unreasonable and costly burden, failed to protect the privacy and interest of our citizens, and mandated technological solutions that may not be practical. one example of these refinements sit in the bill's approach to ensuring that each person possesses only one valid license from one state at any one time. to meet this goal, real i.d. would have mandated and information sharing system that may not be technically feasible or governed by the basic privacy protection. instead of scrapping the system, it would preserve and funde

our national political correspondent, jessica yellin, is here along with the bess tt political team onto get that support. >> he is working very hard. still, one republican senator said that health care could be president obama's waterloo, the defeat that cost napolian his empire. those are fighting words. as you know, what new american politician wants to be compared to a french man. you can see the size comparison so i won't make the napolian short joke. what really matters is that the president is doing political jujitsu. he is using the opening shot by senator demint to turn it against the republican party. >> this isn't about me or politics. time and again, we have heard excuses to delay and defeat reform. >> democratic groups are seizing on demint's words. they have new mailings that have gone out all afternoon using the words against the party and also a new web ad quoting the waterloo comment and other things. they are accusing those that want to slow down as being cynics. there are real policy decisions yet to be resolved like how to pay for the policy reform. who is being the