. >> rose: we continue with clay christensen. a harvard business school professor and author of a new book called "how will you measure your life." >> what you really need to understand is what causes these things to happen. what causes that company to be successful and if you are in a different situation will the same or different result happen? and so trying to understand what causes happiness just as what causes success in the business world that's what we're about. >> rose: we conclude this evening with charles simonyi. he is a software programmer who helped develop word, became a philanthropist and a space traveler. >> i don't think any of us would have thought that in the first decade of the 21st century private individuals could go to space and participate in space missions. people... not people who have the right stuff but the rest of us, if you will. and this door was open. >> rose: steve rattner, gillian tett, clay christensen and charles simonyi when we continue. >> rose: j.p. morgan, one of the world's most powerful a

and i have one for you, from michael christensen, in rice lake, wisconsin. ready to get back to football. >> what do you think they're going to do to you in the locker room? >> i don't know. i'm the old man of the bunch. they're not going to drive me too hard. >> we talk about it every week. packers nation. and a huge role. >> yes. >> you know, packer nation was big. we knew they would support us throughout this whole thing. they've done it throughout my career. but it's america. packer nation didn't do it by itself. america took care of it for us. >> jenna is 8 years old. and she has a question for katherine. do you want to ask the question? >> katherine, what do i do to be like you when i grow up? >> you want to be a singer? just join lots of choirs. have loads of experience. have singing lessons and be in school production. so when you get a big opportunity, you have experience behind you. keep practicing. and maybe we'll sing together one day. i'll look out for you. >> thank you. >> we have a lot of questions coming in on twitter, as well. donald, this i

republican new jersey governor and potential vp pick, crist christensen christensenie has posted a new in an awesome show of bi-partisanship or a bad decision, featuring christie and newark mayor corey booker starts with christie looking at his way to boost his image. >> i don't know about that. >> a cat in a tree? >> i think we are all set here. >> thank you for coming. >> there is a two high alarm fire on state street. we have a car broken on route 1 and a girl lost her cat in the tree. >> governor, i have them. >> booker rescued a neighbors last month. he helped book springsteen and catching a falling baby at the balcony. at the end of the spoof, booker is on the phone telling mitt romney he is no background singer and wouldn't make a good vice president. christie grabs the phone and says he has it. it debade last night at the legislative correspondent show. it's funny but unclear why christie would make a video that's so perfectly promotes a democratic rising star. in other strange developments this morning a virtual g.o.p. unknown is set now to go against former senator bob kerr i

and let me thank my colleagues who have work sod hard on this issue, let me thank congresswoman christenseno is detined at a matter she had to attend to who has been anchoring these hour-long discussions. what you do to others comes back to you. the idea of limiting a person's access to voting and being able to vote on the cause of how you think they will vote and how you don't want toes theme -- those people to vote comes back to americans who want to vote in which ever way they do. stop me from voting, you get stopped from voting. the idea of a voting i.d., a photo i.d. is not a respecter of race and if you're elderly and can't get to the department of public safety office or in another state you can't get somewhere, if you're inhibited or prohinted -- prohibited, it is an impact on you no matter what background you come from. thank god for the congressional black caucus that is a respecter of the rights of all people. we are fighting for our children, we are fighting for young people, we are fighting for the elderly, the disabled and no natter who you are, if you're blocked to vote becau

christensen: thank you. so say i rise in strong opposition to this bill would be an understatement. in addition to the other egregious cuts this bill would eliminate the critically needed $6.3 billion in funding that the u.s. territories medicaid program receive under the affordable care act. and more than that, it send as clear message to americans in the territories that while they're american enough to defend this nation during times of war, they are not american enough for this nation to protect and preserve their health and well-being. this bill is un-american, it is unjust. i ask my colleagues to vote no on this terrible reconciliation bill and i ask unanimous consent to include the list of organizations opposing the cuts to our medicaid funding. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. ryan: mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from oklahoma, a member of the budget committee

christensen: thank you. so say i rise in strong opposition to this bill would be an understatement. in addition to the other regious cuts this bill wld eliminate the critically needed $6.3 billion in funding that the u.s. territories medicaid program receive under the affordable care act. and more than that, it send as clear message to americans in the territories that while they're american enough to defend this nation during times of war, they are not american enough for this nation to protect and preserve their health and well-being. this bill is un-american, it is unjust. i ask my colleagues to vote no on this terrible reconciliation bill and i ask unanimous consent to include the list of organizations opposing the cuts to our medicaid funding. and i yield ck the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from wisconsin is cognized. mr. ryan: mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from oklahoma, a member of the budget committee, mr. co