"college gameday" location and that big game, oregon/michigan state, top ten battle on abc in east lansing. notre dame with some momentum off this performance, goes on the road against virginia. what do you make of the oklahoma/tennessee game. you like both of those teams. >> kirk: i do. didn't surprise me to see tennessee early have struggling with bowling green. oklahoma, we'll see. that game is, i think, pivotal -- pivotal for both teams, though it's a nonconference team. >> chris: bama fans are going to be watching that lsu/mississippi state game. >> kirk: both teamss hovers in the top five. we enjoyed that game a year ago, watching that one when michigan state was playing well out at eugene early. >> chris: harris again. picks his way for a short gain. wisconsin defense still scrapping and fighting. the starters are still out there. >> kirk: you have to. we talked about, you're evaluating constantly. week one. i don't care how good your week one is or how bad your week one is, it's week one. and you've got to be able to get ready for week two and beyond. and you learn a lot about how

tonight, from the banks of the red cedar, east lansing, michigan.st top ten match-up of the season. number five and homestanding michigan state, already with a victory over western michigan, taking on number seven oregon, the ducks, of course, national runners up a year ago. glad to have youit

"college gameday" location and that big game, oregon/michigan state, top ten battle on abc in east lansing. notre dame with some momentum off this performance, goes on the road against virginia. what do you make of the oklahoma/tennessee game. you like both of those teams. >> kirk: i do. didn't surprise me to see tennessee early have struggling with bowling green. oklahoma, we'll see. that game is, i think, pivotal -- pivotal for both teams, though it's a nonconference team. >> chris: bama fans are going to be watching that lsu/mississippi state game. >> kirk: both teamss hovers in the top five. we enjoyed that game a year ago, watching that one when michigan state was playing well out at eugene early. >> chris: harris again. picks his way for a short gain. wisconsin defense still scrapping and fighting. the starters are still out there. >> kirk: you have to. we talked about, you're evaluating constantly. week one. i don't care how good your week one is or how bad your week one is, it's week one. and you've got to be able to get ready for week two and beyond. and you learn a lot about how

it was a somewhat secular campaign and east lansing michigan wasn't all that inspiring even in the michigan state. the mission and the dream later -- they were unhappy but that was the key experience. >> who is your favorite economists? stack probably high act. but he's at freedom fest where i am at the moment. thank you didn't mention milton friedman. [inaudible] which has been adopted by people like paul krugman who's "the new york times" about laureate columnist and the conservative magazine prevailed in the world economy. that transacts $5.4 billion. with all of these stock markets in the world put together it is a 25. it has decrypt us from every sale. so the currency. then the activity they are supposed to measure. so the currency training. to decide which one broke eagerly and which is a foundation for the policy around the world. and this book. it's a revolution 200 years and think long all-time no avail stagnation. but the gold standard is measurable. in 1913 with the establishment of the federal reserve board and since 1913 and the establishment , if you had a million dollars. tha

motel room out there and they didn't pay me regularly and it was a somewhat feckless campaign in east lansing michigan wasn't all that inspiring even with michigan bubba smith the football player. i learned economics while i was out there and the mission in the dream later evolved 10 years later into wealth and poverty which i could write fast and effectively because i previously developed the ideas in lansing almost suicidally unhappy but that was the key experience. >> host: who is your favorite economists? >> guest: my favorite economist is probably hayek. or mark scowls and is one of my favorite. mark scowls and is a terrific economists. he is impresario of freedom fest. >> host: you did not mention milan friedman. >> guest: milton friedman is brilliant and lawsuit -- logical mind and no mel -- nobel laureate economist but this book my newest book which is a sharp book is called the 21st century case for dole the new information theory of money which has been adopted by people like conservative magazine has adopted it and it prevails in the world economy and it has resulted in a currency

it was someone's backless campaign and lansing-- east lansing michigan, was not that inspiring even with michigan state. but, i learned economics while i was at their and the mission and the dream later involved in 10 years later into wealth and poverty, which i could write fast effectively because i previously developed the idea in lansing. almost suicidally unhappy, but that's was the key experience. >> who is your favorite economist? >> my favorite economist is probably high act or mark's cows and is one of my favorite economist. he is really a terrific economists. >> you did not mention milton freeman. >> milton friedman is brilliant and logical mind and nobel laureate economist, but this book, my newest book, which is sort of a short book is called: "the 21st century case for gold: a new information theory of money". tries to refute milton read men's monetarism, which has been adopted by people like paul krugman who is the "new york times" nobel laureates colonists and conservative magazines have adopted and it prevails in the world economy and it has resulted in a currency markets

. >> you flew to east lansing michigan for a michigan state game. >> michigan state beat the ducks and you had a 50th birthday party. we have gone to big 5-0. >> he is older than me. i'm 43. we threw a surprise and it went off without a hitch. what am i doing awake at 3:00 in the morning? i was up at 3:00 a.m.? >> doing what you should be doing. >> i was at the game. you saw justin bieber shotgunning the beer. >> highest friday night ratings in a near and a half. >> trump will tell you he delivers the ratings. a huge crowd. the rival of a rock >> say what you want about trump politically. the guy is an entertainer. he knows how to entertain. >> yeah. and he posted a shot with jimmy. e they are getting ready. getting wig-ready to look like the donald. that bit, it gets way better. more of it coming up. the donald was definitely not watching the miss america pageant. they are losing. >> what are other words in his repertoire? terrible. horrible. >> only a good 30 years. vanessa williams was the first to get an apology. she was forced to resign after penthouse published nude photos of her

>> by the way, big game on abc tonight, michigan state and oregon playing in east lansing, a lot of greend. >> that's right. >> i forget what the forecast is. it's going to be cool. >> go sparty is all we can say. >> thanks, rob. well, summer is almost over as you can see, a lot of us are in a funk. time to get back to reality so this morning this guy is helping me -- thank you, dan -- by extension all of us get our heads back in the game. >> i'm launching a new app that teaches you how to meditate. i used to be a serious skeptic until i saw the studies it can make you more focused so i've roped paula and a few other famous faces you might recognize into giving this new app a test drive. at work. >> hey, good morning, guys. >> reporter: at home. >> this is the life of a working mother. >> reporter: even in her minivan, i've seen paula faris' hectic life up close a personal. >> okay, dan, you finally convinced me to start meditating. >> quick back story here. drugs called statins. i got into meditation after having a panic attack live here on "gma." >> too early to prescribe statins slowly