my next guest, deepak chopra, is the adjunct professor at northwestern university's management schoolhe is an expert on wellness. he is the author of 19 best sellers and the founder of the chopra center for well-being. thank you for being here. as phil mattingly was just describing, you have the situation many times in the corporate world where the sense of responsibility changes depending on who is in charge. if you are the chief executive of a company, your job, supposedly, is to look out for the interest of the shareholders. it is not to be fair with the u.s. taxpayer. in this case, there is an investigation about tax policy having to do with money overseas in u.s. corporations. you must deal with confrontations on a regular basis. is there a way to address these things so you can have a practical, positive result? >> right now, everything is so transparent. people should never hide anything anymore anywhere in the world. that is nothing new. >> the allegations -- >> even have the appearance. >> all right. as they say, passing the smell test. >> anyone cheating in any way should be

robert surer, deepak chopra. steven covey, oprah winfrey. countless others, those are the all-star team. they have fanned out into our daily lives preparing messages of -- presenting messages of personal improvement, human relations, therapeutic adjustment as techniques for getting ahead and prospering and achieving self-fulfillment in our modern life. but carnegie's basic nation embodied in "how to win friends and influence people," that the individual who learns, carnegie's words, the fine art of getting along with people in everyday business and social contact, will enjoy more profit, more leisure, and what is more important, more happiness in business and in home life. this book, i think, became the text of this modern success creed. i think dale carnegie is the godfather of self-help in modern american life. carnegie went on to a rich and full life after the publication of this book in the 1930s. he flourished as a beloved teacher who in the carnegie course, through the '40s and '405s, still spend the great majority of his time with the

today we will be speaking to deepak chopra, the theme being well being.ill speak with the author, an expert on wellness. he will discuss politics, business, even love. plus, the well-being of the u.s. manufacturing sector. and it is monday so my producers wi