he was kind of the head of church and state for carlyle before ito was a great -- >> what do we learn from his political involvement? >> it's hard when the same person as both a religious head and the political head. there are certainly many concerns with some of the things that were done because of the direction mixture between the two. nothing initial it separates. he was quite outspoken in the importance of self-reliance in helping people to become independent. that was one of the core messages. the importance of responsibility . we should not in the government's did take care one another. i should be doing that to one another. predicated on responsibility. helping one another. from a seed implemented across. he was colonizing it. think we could use a little more than today. >> back to your book latter-day liberty. you're right those who don't know any better might be led to believe that the libertarian party is the natural home of libertarians. the proper embodiment of the political system. >> i disagree with that. and that's one of the concerns i have many people tell me it's

bloooomberg raa story about the size of the mark is wide carlyle group and other private equity firmshe recent adopteek -- the recent acquisition of deltek, it gaered 14 times traing eaings. go to -- i am steve >> we contie with and a list roundtable to discuss the newsws of the wee jerry gordon as the presiden of the fairfax count economic development authority, and doug ieling is ththee execuve at order of "e washington business journal." job numbers came outriday, 96,000 jobs added to the ecom what does this mea it good news, a and of good news? >> it is a good star it is goodod news clearly, but it is only aob in e bucket. the e unemployment rate still hovers around d 9% nationally and no quite aside locally, but the is certainly a need for more js to be created. >> dingo, they are cstantly putting this in the context of up -- you kw, that i constantly putting this in the context of the election ---- at this point, withth the ections every month outcome of this is the economy we will be voting on. whetether the jobs report was 200,000 or 5000, at this point, ireally does not matte

coventry is one of six league cup third round ties this wednesday talk them face a trip to third tier carlyle or manchester united who now miss a third defender is kept in a center half a minute it is out for two months after a nice surgery post fellow top flight side newcastle norrish they welcome thirty year don't plaster and it's all premier league as q.p.r. great reading before him for west brom take on hold as liverpool who are winless in the league so far. well elsewhere in germany mario mind you get back to braces leaders by in munich flash bulbs work three nil at home to make it five wins from five in the wonderfully bustin strange tiger open for the host from close range midway through the first top slot in home frank reduced costs and with a eight second half minute spray should strike a month you could have a couple of headers to complete the route though top of the league's goal scorers with wide strikes in as many games and next tuesday by will travel to better russian side and a group of leaders party in my second group game this. things are. going to tennis now and maria sharap

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. >> coach carlyle gave me that because i helped him work with your team that year. >> i get chill he was time i see t. >> so big you can't wear the darn thing. >> i can't wear it at all. >> tell me something, a lot of different ways, wanted to meet you for a long time, passion i don't know if i'm wired that way. to me, business is a sport. i have always got to be competing, i have got to always try to win. i wasn't good at athletics but when i got into business i realized i wasn't competing against an opponent for 48 minutes in game or 60 minutes but everybody whoever might compete at you. >> the whole world. >> the who world, right? always some 18-year-old kid trying to come in and kick your butt do me, keeps me young, keeps me motivated, keeps me hungry, i never want to get kicked off that perch. >> do you agree that hunger is the most important element? i see people smart, educated, not hungry, they don't maximize their abilities. >> is effort. hunger creates effort, absolutely, it is about hunger. people talk about their dreams. the biggest lie in all of business or all matters i

matt finally, what is the carlyle group? >> a privately held equity firm based in washington dc.o buy companies and improve them and get returns to investors. >> david rubenstein, one of the benefactors at the national book festival and cochair of the carlyle group. >> we are back live on the national mall in washington dc for the 12th annual national book festival. coming up in just a minute, the history and biography tent. bob woodward, his newest book just came out last week. "the price of politics." he will be talking with the crowds live. we are going to go there now and do a full afternoon of coverage from the history and biography tent. a couple of colin opportunities later in the afternoon. you can join us and find the full schedule at booktv.org. now, back to the history and biography tent. the map ♪ tomoko ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please be seated, we are ready to start. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, my name is tom sherwood. [applause] thank you very much. i host a weekly show at noon on our local radio. a couple of briefings before we start. we are going to be taped by

. >> here with us, owner of the salon at the carlyle hotel inw manhattanwwwwwww manhattanwwwwwwwwz, eve>> start with women, michelle, a lot of times, you see people walk across the stage at these fashion shows and they are like -- you have these things protruding from them. you will never see it on main street or the board rooms. what's big influence this year for influences? what do they need to be wearing? >> leather. leather. as you can see my dress. there you go. lett sear key trend. you are going to see it everywhere. >> a strong look or -- >> it can be a little -- there is this feeling of urban protection going on, i think the bad economy. so i feel like to soften that look it is better to put it with something classic, maybe a leather pencil skirt with a white shirt. >> i like that. >> just a touch of leather. >> david, what are you seeing coming into the salon? you guys have, like, one of the top salons in new york and the country? what do you see coming in and what do you expect this fall? >> i see everything coming in because we are in a hotel. but what we are focusing on and

the philosopher, thomas carlyle, once said, "the work an an unknn good man has done is like a vein of water hiddenunderground secretly making the ground green." that's russ. his name is not in lights. people don't know about him. he's working to solve problems that make the ground green. under russ's nurturing care, a.j. began to adjust to his new life in america. a.j. had boundless energy, loved to play soccer, fun to be around, great sense of humor, made friends easily and loved to flirt with the girls. a.j. completed high school but had no intention of going to college. that was, until russ came into his life. in april 2011, a.j. told a newspaper reporter that his life changed after meeting russ. quote -- this is a.j. -- "i was just going to do what everybody else was doing -- drop out, get a job. but after i met russ, everything changed about my mentality toward life. he started pushing me, getting me to think harder. he's a great man and i thank god i met him." a.j. first enrolled at salem international university, and after a year transferred to university of west virginia. he m