boca raton florida. hi, terry. terry, are you with us? he is not. >> sorry about that. >> terri, please go go ahead you know what, terry, we are going to have to put you on hold. we will try again. richard. michigan. >> you are on book tv. >> i have two questions. is there a prescription for reversing this where we are destroying our liberalism? is this part of the thomas coombs theory about paradigms once a theory starts to be established it destroys itself? that is it. >> these are both excellent questions. let me focus on the second one. in some ways, whether a system always has self-destruction. this is a very old view. this is the one that informed my book. it was a view that informed the great work democracy on america. it is the understanding that every political order has potentially the seeds of its own self-destruction. when that order in some ways becomes an extreme version of itself it can no longer self-correct. i think that we are at that point today. the liberal order is facing not a threat as it has from the outside, espec

moment that people from boca raton or some of them but not. in the bus on. the bus is too long. so the sailors let the real wheels rest on the rusty rajon around. they usually try and get as many customers as possible on board ignoring the safe. with an old engine and a very strong current piloting the ferry is tricky. thank . god but i'm a gun. because i'm going to showboat looking for when they go. the ferries no longer being pulled. and begins to drift. it's dangerously close to the banks of the river. the steering cable is finally repaired and. at the last moment the pilot manages to safely guy the ferry across. and get you know the owner of the truck and once he's paid off the hire the fuel and the food this trip will hardly make enough to live. comfortably the most on him going to the middle. yeah i mean doing a full name charlie made the best history that us was going down a special. after 3 days and 445 kilometers and get completes the 1st stage of his journey a river around town. isolated and near the brazilian border the small town grew as a result of the rubber gold a

please welcome today's contestants-- a serial entrepreneur from boca raton, florida...and our returning champion, a homemaker and community volunteer from austin, texas... ...whose 1 day cash winnings total $14,700. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. our new champion lisa was strong in a lot of different categories yesterday, but she was strongest in word categories, vocabulary stuff. and at the end of the program, i said, "well, when tomorrow come around, i don't know what the categories will be," so let's start finding out. rachel and shaun, welcome aboard. here we go. ♪ do we have any word categories? [ lisa giggles ] well, not there. each correct response will begin with the letter "b." ...and finally... lisa. "b"easts for $200, please. lisa. what is a bongo? yeah. "b"easts for $400.

i spoke at the etf conference, the big eff conference in boca raton and a conference in miami caulking about the crone. consumer is in great shape. household balance sheets are in great shape. wages are starting to tick up. the restaurants i went to in boca were absolutely packed. we came back from boca last night and tried to get into a couple restaurants in st. petersburg were full. i think consumer is in great shape. charles: you should talk to gary kaltbaum to get the best restaurants. your assessment of the fed statement. >> no surprises whatever sorry. the most important thing for me is what the market rates are doing at 10-year at 1.6. the 30 year is almost under 2%. charles: explain why that is very important. >> cost of capital very low. amortization 30 year mortgage versus 8% where it is under now 4%. that is a ton of economy saved by consumers. businesses are able to float bonds at ridiculously low rates. this is good for corporate america. it is good for the consumer and as long as it stays low i think we're in good stead. the fed is doing their not qe, i which i was asking

host: boca raton, florida. a democratic collar.-span.thank you for this president reminds me of an ex-girlfriend i used to have that used to lie to me all the time and left my stomach in knots. i remember an employer i had that was a complete chronic liar things significant and insignificant. rely on the value of what they say because it has no value. host: how does this relate to iran? caller: when i saw that news conference the other day when standingenerals were behind this president that had that nervous breathing whenever he gives a speech where he is so nervous, he does not breathe like, it is all insecurity he knows he does not believe in what he is saying. he is in so far over his head that he does not belong where he is. the body language, the nervousness, the way he is breathing and talking, his diplomacy by text, the man does not know where he stands on issues. it is all about politics and as someone said in the past, getting reelected. he is the least shrewd politician ever. he is so uncouth and so unfit for what he is