historian douglas brinkly on teddy roosevelt and his leading role in the early days of the conner is ation movement. >> he was op op not by modern terms a holistic, you know -- he was he believed in hunting, but he did not believe in hunting so you make a species extinct. yes, he cared about butterflies. he cared about wildflowers. he wanted to make sure we had a place for that in modern society. >> sunday on q&a, part two on the wilderness warrior, thee theodore roosevelt and the crusade for america. download the c-span podcast and watch part one of our interview with douglas brinkley at c-span.org. host: joining us from new york to talk about the future of american capitalism is joseph stiglitz, and he has an article in the july issue of "vanity fair" magazine called "wall street's toxic message." when the current crisis is over, the reputation of american-tile scap capitalism will have taken a beating, because of what washington practices and what it preaches. disillusioned developing nations may turn their backs on free markets warning nobel laureate joseph stiglitz. what is the

you will see whether sotomayor is right, or whether owe conner is right there is no question that a justice's perspective, obviously, as all of you know from either appearing before the court, arguing before the court or being on the appeals court, your perspective and experiences can make a difference. one of my favorite cases was when justice o'connor had -- i think it was in '96, and attorney general of maryland was arguing that you should be able to not only ask passengers to get out of the car when police are searching the automobile but detain the passengers on the side of the road. justice o'connor, i will never forget it -- were you there at that argument? she actually stood up and said you mean to tell me that police could detain a pregnant woman, you know, with a baby, and she keeps playing it out, in the rain, on and on, thinking like, how that ruling could affect fect the real worth experiences. >> imon justice o'connor, she often does and did say wise old man, wise old woman at the end of the day make the same decision, but in recent years she has modified that. she is not quite

all one has to do is look at the remarkable lack of conners. the spread between the lowest and the highest inflation forecast for 2010 reported by the blue chip economic indicators is more than twice what it was a year ago for inflation in 2009. two conflicting forces could come into play to explain such a wide range of opinions. a high unemployment rate and low rates of capacity utilization such as we now have normally play strong downward pressure on costs and tend to lower inflation. indeed, some statistic cal models have pointed to possible deflation risks in the quarters ahead. but inflation has not fallen to the extent we might have feared, and there is another factor that could come into play, namely consumers and businesss expectations of future inflation. so far expectations as measured by surveys have remained relatively stable. and that's a bit of a surprise considering the varyity of the downturn. but as economic conditions improve, consumers and business' might expect upward pressure on inflation and experience shows that a rise in