dr. peterson, ken's right, isn't he?to get its act into gear because mitt romney is loaded. he is loaded with cash. >> he's loaded and remember, his friends are in the 1%. mr. obama's not so much. but the white house will be raising money in a different way. they'll be more grassroots oriented, smaller donations. they need the super pac money to try to keep pace. ken is also right they're realizing these super pacs have tipped the balance in the terms the way politics works. unfortunately, the obama administration will have to rely on some super pacs. they're going to have a lot more grass-roots money than mitt romney will. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, martin. >>> next, mitt proposes to cut his way out of recession. it's not working too well in britain. i can tell you that. stay with us. >> that's a commitment that no more increases in the nation's debt ceiling if you're president? >> any increases in the debt ceiling are going to have to be accompanied by compensating cuts in federal spending and maki

dr. james peterson, director of africana studies.t lehigh university. >> what is your response to that statement by franklin graham and him addressing this after criticism? >> it's not enough, the statement did a lot of damage when it came out of his mouth in the first place, the policy is not broad enough and not sweeping enough and doesn't cover all the things that he actually said, remember when he is speaking of the language of son of muslims and us and them he's stoking the flames of religious conflict all over the world. and playing in the fears of americans who unfortunately we have a terrible history with terrorism and different politicians, sort of playing the politics of fear, reverend graham participated in that, he needs to make reparations to his father's legacy, his father would never engage in this maneuvering and grandstanding and he needs to apologize to the broader community of religious leaders, because there are real conflicts around religious doctrines and believes. >> he needs to go further. >> how would he know

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dr. james peterson. dana milbank and ken vogel. dana, i start with you. rare and remarkable interview given today by ken griffin. in responding to the question do the ultra wealthy have enough influence post recession, he said, quote, i think they actually have an insufficient influence. those who have enjoyed the benefits of our system more than ever now owe a duty to protect the system that is created the greatest nation on this planet. dana, isn't that like putting jack abram in charge of lobby i ing? >> right. he's got donald trumpb serving as his national spokesman. if there's one group in american society that's been under represented and underprivileged. >> and lacking influence. >> that's the group we're talking about. it's not helpful to mitt romney because he's already seen as this gordon gecko character. it's happening to him over and over again. hiss own sentiments are lined up for that image. >> speaking of the candidate, how much more on newt and rick going to make romney and his spuper pacs spend. they don't appear to have a clear path poth

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dr. james peterson on america's perfect storm of injustice. the etch-a-sketch candidate is changing the facts again. >> i keep hearing the president say he's responsible for america not going into a deep depression. no. that was president bush. >> the latest romney delusion. >> karl rove and newt gingrich come down with a case of obama derangement syndrome. >> he's a christian whose policies are to apologize to muslim extremists while they're killing. >> the american hero versus the american zero. >> there's already messiness in place. this [ bleep ] me off. >> tonight, tammy duckworth is my exclusive guest. >> thanks for watching. it's been 25 days since the killing of teenager trayvon martin and no developments on the shooter. governor rick scott has changed the state attorney on the case. he has also announced a task force to convene after the investigation is complete. sanford police chief, bill lee, has temporarily stepped down. >> i stand by the sanford police department, its personnel and investigation conducted in the trayvon martin ca

dr. peterson, romney has outspent santorum 7-1. he is ahead in the polls and everyone expects another win. can you or anyone else summon any enthusiasm for this dumb, sorry, dull, i men, dull mathematically successful candidate? >> no. in fact, there is not much enthusiasm amongst republican primary and caucusgoers, period. so no, there is no way to get more these yam behind romney. what he is trying to do is inundate the low percentage turnout folks that will come out and vote in this primary and shape their sensibilities through a lot of negative ads. and i guess he can continue to do that. at some point mr. romney will have to pivot and start to say things that are more substantive and more constructive about what he can and will do that is somehow distinct or better than what president obama has been doing. >> i want you to hear what mitt romney has said. he is clearly having some difficulty talk b the economy. here's a statement of his in illinois on monday. listen to this. >> i believe the economy is coming back. we'll see wh

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dr. keri peterson is a contributor to women's health and internist. good to have you here. >> good morning. >> eyes can show us an important window into our health. >> the eyes are amazing. when the eye doctor looks in the back of the eye they are gaining direct access to visualizing your blood vessels. this is the only area in the body where you can see blood vessels from the outside world. the health of these vessels are reflective of the health of all small vessels in your body and the diseases we are talking about are seen in the eye, not in the mirror. >> the first one you say they are looking for are silver or copper colored arteries which could be a sign of high blood pressure. >> changes in the eyes are some of the earliest signs of high blood pressure in people who have no symptoms. 20% of people walking around with high blood pressure who don't know it. normally when the eye doctor looks in the back of your eye they see little red skinny vessels that are solid in color. with high blood pressure over time the vessels thicken and harden. it re

dr. peterson is a contributor from women's health magazine.to see you. >> good morning. >> allergies have come early this year. >> we have had an unseasonably warm winter this year. this is the fourth warmest winter on record -- >> of course i knew that! >> unbelievable. the temperatures are usually in the 30.6 range. this year they were six degrees higher. >> why is that a problem? >> the trees pollinate earlier and pollen counts are higher. last february the first week in february, pollen counts were in single digits. this year, pollen counts were from the 80s to as high as 250. big difference. >> if it starts early does it end early? >> no, unfortunately it doesn't. the trees are pollinating earlier to account for the early spring allergy season but the grasses sprout later so it will continue into summer. >> who's at risk for allergies? >> anybody and everybody. you can develop allergies in adulthood. allergies are predominantly based on genetics. if a child has one parent with allergies their risk is 30%. if both parents have allergies th

dr. james peterson. first of all, i'm curious before we get to this, what are your students saying? >> students are feeling compassion. they're feeling vulnerable especially young students of color are wondering what society we live in. >> it's a story that has a real impact on young people. >> it has. it makes them feel there's an absence of justice. there's a serious challenge for a young person if school trying to be an upstanding citizen? america. >> what do you make of the analysis? >> i'm glad you pointed out some of the differences here. we're talking about an absence of justice here. i'm curious as to what is all this sort of right wing media attention being paid to the demonization of trayvon and late in the game in this case trying to defend it or distract us from the real situation. the only thing i can come up is they are invested in protecting the nra and when it comes down to it, they are protecting ing ing institutional racism. >> all of this by the radio broadcasters they say he was suspended from school, he had some issues out there. shouldn't all of that be cast ai

dr. carrie peterson is an internist and contributor to "women's health" magazine. >> good morning. >> this is very common actually. start with basics. what is a panic attack? >> a panic attack is a sudden episode of intense fear. and it comes without warning, and it comes without any apparent reason. >> mm-hmm. >> when it happens you get these severe physical reactions. they can be so frightening that some people may even think that they're having a heart attack or that they're even dying. but some people may only have one or two in their lifetime. but some people may have multiple attacks and they may have a tremendous fear of having another. >> and then that triggers the panic attack in itself. >> when people have that. that's called panic disorder which is a more extreme condition. and panic disorder can be very disabling. it can really interfere with your everyday activities. but it can be treated effectively. and so can panic attacks. >> before we get to the symptoms, you said it's often hard to pinpoint what exactly causes or triggers them. but what do we know? what generally are som

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dr. vandana shiva. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. mr. petersonf us so i may not be a member given that i am 32 and probably much older for many of you in the audience. to turn out to hold our government accountable for the decisions being made now that our fiscal future. we saw tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of young people turned out in the past 15 months from the arab spring to the protest of higher university fees in chile, affordable housing in tel aviv. and new york city. yet as much as young people may be in the vanguard of so many of these social protests and movements, we are notably behind in employment. painfully behind in employment. in the united states, youth unemployment has been above 16%. last month, it was 16.5%. in much of the developed world, it is actually higher. and eurozone, it is 21%. increase, over the last few months, it is just below 50%. in the developing world, it is often somewhere between 26%, 27% in the middle east and northern africa. and in the high teens in much of southeast asia. clearly we are con

dr. stephen now, you have been great. [applause] thanks to the petersonoundation, microsoft, peter roberts, a prospect fun, and booze allen hamilton, for sponsoring this and making this meeting possible. they could not be held without its sponsors. and finally, i want to thank all of you who came and participated, who committed. i am grateful that you came from as close as your own campus to as far away as nepal and turkey, and china and elsewhere. you are very welcome here. we are very grateful to you. [applause] before i ever appeared on the jon stewart show, my daughter told me years ago when she was just a little older than you that more people in her generation got their news from jon stewart that from the network news. [applause] at first, i thought it sounded a little weird. but i can tell you now, i have been on jon stewart's show to talk about two of the three books i have written since i left the white house. he clearly had read them. he knew what the facts were. he had been well briefed. and every other time i've been on there, he really seemed