what can detroit do to pull itself up by its own bootstraps before we give it a bailout? doesn't detroit have to make an effort? what about selling the art from the detroit institute of art? that-- that was bought when you gierpz the fourth largest city. you don't need that much culture anymore. >> right. ( laughter ) one of the things about the d.i.a. that's important is it's like a park or like another physical attribute of the city. selling it would prevent the city from being the great place that it could be-- >> stephen: you can keep the building. just sell off what's inside of it, you know. >> i should admit that my wife is the marketing directort museum. >> stephen: another does she have an inside scoop-- >> if you really are interested in art, i probably could get you-- >> stephen: you put this down on a picasso. >> absolutely. >> stephen: all right. maybe a lady, something with an even number of breasts, please. >> all right, all right. i'll see what i can do. ( laughter ). >> stephen: what about turning in all of detroit into sort of a williamsburg, because manu

>> well, look, in terms of the bootstrapping, i'm talking about in the context of the facts of this case, of this a key elemental aspect was not the gun. it was the defense that the defendant undertook, and it was the actions of, unfortunately -- it shouldn't have been, but it was, of trayvon martin. >> i understand. >> so the fact of the matter is we'll have a gun debate, if you'll have it in the context of this case, my caution is that we be careful and not glom a too much, because the facts just don't bear it out. >> just remember, mayor, your thought here, it was the nra that jumped in on this case. the nra thinks that stand your ground is one of their concerns. they're the one that lobbed on to this thing. your thoughts, mr. mayor? illustrates i would think anybody who has ever talked about the issue really should say if you're going to have a gun, there's got to be some interpret ace of the responsibility you must exercise with that gun action and clearly self-defense and all the component surrounding self-defense and experience people have had with self-defense ought to be a part

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social safety net programs not do away with that americans who are living on the edge need some bootstraps to pull themselves up by programs like medicaid and food stamps are essential because they provide those bootstraps and help them get back on their feet in extremis to invest more in education so young people can succeed when they enter the workplace right now the united states ranks seventeenth in the world among developed countries when it comes to overall education and twenty fifth in math and science that sucks we also need to take on the loopholes that make our tax system favor the rich and we need to roll back the reagan tax cuts america's wealthiest citizens should pay their fair share and do their part to support the american economy rather than just living off the backs of the working class we also need to take an axe to all the corporate loopholes in our tax code put there by lobbyists and corporate shills in congress to make this work our nation's trade policies also have to change no more so-called free trade deals like nafta calf to shaft the trans-pacific partnership gia

you it's morally right that we won't help you if you're poor you should pull yourself up by your bootstraps and if you can't cut it you should be left to sink or swim. your wife passes and she's had a heart attack on the flu you can call the local government and you expect the local government to do something dumb that's not evil government is sometimes in top and i think government is on responsive government isn't how to it and sensationally tight mandate the government can do things that private citizens cannot do. going to primary. people. there's no. problem if we've paid if we had great just place they can be accomplished then fine but i don't think recruiting by the government it. creating the kind of good we would create the emergency in the. well we did all the great things that we did in this country we did it as a matter of national security and collective self-interest so you look at look at the the railroads you look at the interstate highway system you look at the internet you look at any of the things that really fundamentally changed the way our economy worked it wasn't. fun

if they were bootstrapping it, they might have made smarter decisions? >> the first money i raised was in 1999. i've raised a lot of money over the last 15 years from a lot of different venture capital firms for a handful of businesses. i can tell you, when you raise a lot of money, you tend to spend a lot of money. it's just a natural process. if you have your business figured out, that's great. if you don't, danger. very dangerous gl it ousdangero >> it's almost better to think how could i do this without any money? you'll be more creative. >> uh-huh. >> unrealistic expectations? >> when they give you money sometimes they expect you to grow your business really fast. if you haven't figured out your customers, your product about your market and gotten your fundamentals understood, it's hard to put that money to work in a smart way. and your investors -- hey they wrote a big check to you. they want to know what you're doing with their investment. there's a lot of pressure. >> you have this pressure to grow even though maybe you need time to figure out st

you it's morally right that we won't help you if you're poor you should pull yourself up by your bootstraps and if you can't cut it you should be left to sink or swim. your wife passes and she's had a heart attack on the flu you call you call the local government and you expect the local government to do something dumb it's not evil government is sometimes in top and i think government is on responsive government is in how to it and sensationally tight mandate the government can do things that private citizens cannot do. related primary. there's no. problem if we pay fifty one i mean great just way they can be accomplished then fine but i don't think recruiting by the government it. creating the kind of good we would create the emergency of the war when we did all the great things that we did in this country we did it as a matter of national security and collective self-interest so you look the book at the the railroads you look at the interstate highway system you look at the internet you look at any of the things that really fundamentally changed the way our economy worked it wasn't. fund

and you can you can you know shroud everything you say in this you know pull yourself up by your bootstraps nonsense but again ask the people of the united kingdom what the what the thatcherite policies did ask the people of the united states what reagan's policies did which destroy unions drove down wages and made the conditions for what we see today the casino economy did not exist until the right wing neo liberal consensus took power the washington consensus continues to dominate and it dominates both parties it dominates the so-called liberals the so-called conservatives democrats republicans it dominates the entire spectrum of debate so all of this this free trade all of this we know we've seen it's been discredited and yet you still come on you're spouting that ideology i find it foolish and kind of embarrassing well come on even come on air even even the great the hero of the left paul krugman is arguing that free trade is one of the greatest tools that we have here pretty so sorry you need to go yeah well you need to go out and take a look at the people who win the nobel prizes for

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and the president bootstraps the gun argument with his initial comments the day of the jury verdict. in a way that was disconnected. and if you look at the momentum behind that discussion coming off of sandy hook and the raw emotion from the american people saying we want something done here. let's move on this. what happened? the discussion dissipated. and this was something that the president came in in the beginning and heralded but then let the steam fall out of it. my concern is it's great to step to the podium. i agree with tavis. it's great to step to the podium to be in that moment, but then it's not so much leading but continuing to inspire the conversation so that it doesn't die on the vine. that it does get life of its own because this is a conversation, quite honestly, folks, we need to have first in the black community before you start putting it so much on the president. >> but look. it is -- the president must lead, but the president needs cohorts. he needs assistance. he needs help. wait a minute. tavis, tavis, let me make my point because my point is is that in order

. >> well, the explanation she gives according to the transcript of her statement is kind of a bootstrapping argument. she believed it was george zimmerman's voice because of george zimmerman's injuries. and for that reason alone she tends to believe it must have been him screaming because he was injured. and it obviously is not necessarily the case. it could have been the case that when confronted with a loaded firearm or at any point during the struggle that trayvon martin could have been screaming because he was in fear for his life, and that's a lot more consistent with the ultimate result. >> and joy, we are learning from that one juror. we may hear from others. but so far it's just one. that she was in favor of not guilty right from the start but that there was real movement in the jury. there were two votes in the first round for manslaughter and even one vote for second-degree murder. >> yeah. and there is a lot of theory that goes on about groupthink, and it's one of the reasons that a lot of people are critical of florida's wont of having six people on a jury instead of 12. it's ve

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zimmerman case, where you're basically asserting the stand your ground, no duty to retreat, but bootstrapping that to your self-defense claim and that's exactly what happened there. >> okay. lonnie, real quickly, because i have another question for you. so, the attorneys did not invoke stand your ground in the george -- george zimmerman's attorneys, the defense attorneys. so, was the judge compelled to state that your stand your ground rule in the jury instructions? >> no. and it was an interesting ruling, how it kind of came up, it was a self-defense instruction but she used the language stand your ground. but i have to say i really disagree with darren. i think that expansion of the castle doctrine from a home where i think everyone fees like you have the right to protect your home, your family, your castle, up to the use of deadly force, extending that out to the public where you're running into strangers, people you don't know, and now a rule that tells you, look, if you have a confrontation, you don't need to consider any other option. shooting that person, killing that person, is just a

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i haeearken back to the gun debe and the president bootstrapped the argument with his initial comments, the day of the jury verdict, in a way that it was disconnected. and if you look at the momentum behind that discussion coming off of sandy hook, and the raw emotion from the american people saying, we want something done here. let's move on this. what happened? the discussion dissipated. this was something that the president came in again and heralded it. but then let the steam fall out of it. so my concern on this is, it's great to step to the podium. i tend to agree with tavis, it's great to step to the podium to be in that moment, but then it's enot so much leading, but continuing to inspire the conversation, so that it doesn't die on the vine, that it does get a life of its own. this is a conversation, quite honestly, folks, we need to have first in the black community. not putting it so much op the president. >> but look, it is the president must lead. but the president needs cohorts. >> that's where we come in. >> but wait a minute. let me make my point. my point is that in ord

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>> well, you go back to the '60s when i first came down to this place, what you had was bootstrap financingsomeone who would look at the sum of the parts, figure out how to break it out, and in quotes the corporate raiders. charlie bluedawn, gulf & western, jimmy lings of the world. so this dynamic of the free market changes overtime. and when you give money to individuals or organizations, 1 in 20, they're absolute return oriented. they don't want to beat the market. they'll be active. >> you're talking about what navistar will be able to earn, really looking at earnings. give us the most important screens you look at when you're picking stocks. >> well, we like to look at how much we'll lose first. >> the downside risk. >> -- they only had one engine and certain way to meet epa requirements, didn't have the backup we thought they did, and we blew that one. on the other side of the coin, how much can they earn on the upside of the cycle and what money can they -- is there a risk, maria, having a financial challenge on the downside, and what carl icahn did with federal mogul is brilliant. h

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