if i had good sense, i would eep my seat here this morning. i'm going to spend a few minutes with you this morning offering the commencement address. let me begin by thanking the president. president tisdal certain a visionary leader, a good friend and one whom i admire and respect a great deal. i thank his lovely wife, the first lady of this institution. i thank members of the board of trustees for their tremendous leadership. i want to thank those participants in the program here this morning. vice chairman bennett, mayor

they were sitting around w eeping in their expensive soup about the fact that we were living in hell. rupert murdoch on the media. george bush was president. norman lear had his pulse on american culture for 30 years. why cannot figure out how to deal -- deliver a message that is important and happening? >> that is important. we can find messages that speak to people where they are. they can also have some satire like stewart or colbert. there is the idea of exposing with satire. it opens people's eyes to the hypocrisy and corruption of our politics. the problem is you want the captivating stories and images and vocabulary, but a lot of the colbert-stewart stuff is so absurd and over the top that people do not want to get engaged. >> that is where a large number of people get their news. >> i think the obama campaign was a pivotal point, bringing people in. now they leave. there is the possibility that people will come back in. i agree with that movements also have their problems. i think it is a moment of people waking up to the possibility of engagement in different ways, where they

and en bridge energy partners, eep, a lot of enbridges, this one is eep.aster limited partnership subsidiary of enbridge, the giant pipeline player whose ceo we have had on a number of times, most recently december. atlas pipeline yields over 6.15%. at these yields, not bad, right. but enbridge, roughly 2.75%. and because running a pipeline is a nice, consistent business, kind of like a toll road like the jersey turnpike, i think these payouts are safe. so bountiful yields, these two stocks also have terrific charts. let's start with atlas pipeline partners. check out this month's chart. after selling off sharply during the financial crisis, some hit, huh? it began in 2008. atlas rebounded hard, coming off the marketwide generational bottom in march of 2009 and from 2009 through 2010, the stock recovered more than 62% of its losses. 62%, one of those ratios we talk about "off the charts." and then it stopped. volume dropped off. see the volume down there? and for the last couple years, atlas pipeline has basically been catching its breath. zzzzz. trading s

. >> i think you have seen retailers over the past few years and frankly eep the past few decades enhanceheir operations whether it comes from the systems side, whether it comes from labor and payroll costs. >> i think they got it in the u.s. i think the agents part of the business given how much so many of them use the subcontractors and agents, i think now it is going to come onto a new level and i think you will see retailers address the issue. >> do they know? do the retailers know when they are signing the contracts, do they everyone there is not a lot of transparency and so much corruption with the local governments? do they close their eyes and hope for the best? >> i think you have seen retailers over the past few years, you name tons of different countries they diversified into and many of the different annual reports and discussions that the ceos talk about is here is how we diversified our sourcing and they can be able to know more about what is being produced in each country so they're not solely dependent. >> bottom line, the american consumer pull back? >> bottom line, they

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>>eeping tom. >> exactly. it may sound a little creepy.ith it, but it doesn't make it a lawsuit, and that's what we're talking about. you still have to have certain elements met to bring cause of action, and it just doesn't meet those elements because he is on property that belongs to him, he is -- these people do, everyone knows if you leave your blinds wide open, somebody walking on the street can look inside. i live -- gerri: so, okay, respond to that, to the whole issue of the blinds are open. maybe the lights are on. and you can -- it's like being, it's like being on a stage. >> it is, it's like being. >> -- >> fm an artist perspective, sure. >> the supreme court has ruled on this. no. once you're in your own home, you have a compte expectation of privacy. >> that's a fourth amendment issue, that's not right. the supreme court has not ruled on the right of ivacy. the right of privacy in the state of new york is governed by the new york civil rights law. it says unauthorized use of pictures. gerri: all right, let's give lis a chance to

to make sure that if they went back to the countries there was a security system in place they could eep an eye on them. to date big announcement is president obama saying he's going to lift that moratorium on yemen. that's going to affect dozens of prisoners who now these officials can go back and take a look at their cases and see if perhaps they may be able to be transferred out back to their home country. i spoke with one of the attorneys for one of the men on the hunger strike. she said nobody's going to stop hunger striking until they start seeing some of these prisoners actually leaving. and i've got to say the bottom line is this hunger strike appears to have worked. as much as president obama talked about guantanamo bay early on in the administration, there had been little to no movement at all until now this hunger strike seems to have caught the president's attention. >> fair point. of course, the big question with those detainees that are eligible for transfer, as you say, they haven't transferred is what if just one of them did something against the united states? that would

this is the picture "a charge to eep." a reproduction of the painting was in george's office when he was governor and then president. it shows a horseman leading a group behind him. it is named for the wesley hymn , "a charge to keep," which we sang at the inaugural prayer service when he became governor. >> the lighting is typical of the oval office. or is a different feel in this rooms of theer white house. >> i think it is because of the big bay window. the other thing i like is that it is really human in scale. it is a lovely space. i think the oval shape makes it graceful. it is not like throne rooms in european countries we visited, or other very magnificent offices that other heads of state have. i like that, because we are a country who elect our president from the people. i like it that our president's office is human in scale. >> as we look outside, there is an exact replica of the rose garden. you are calling it a texas rose garden. >> this is something i think none of the other presidential libraries have. we p

room is just a room. [ static warbles ] >>> the german government has slammed the european commission eepse to impose a 47% duty on solar panels in from china. economy minister phillip washlov described the levy as a great mistake which risks damaging trade between europe and china. the bdr called for negotiations before the decision was firmly announced in june. the criticism comes ahead of the chinese premier trip to berlin next sunday. investors were milking deals on the back of danone. danone boosted stake in costco corporation. it will give them more exposure in asia while limiting the food safety scandals. last month, more than 1200 people lost their lives when a building came crashing down. now it's saying it will review sources from latin america and africa. speaking to the financial times newspaper, the chief executive made no direct link between the disaster and the company's strategy change. the uk government is being called upon to help british companies blank into global markets. the british chambers commerce reveals europe remains by far the most popular region to export to d

it says that he risks causing a ,eep, lasting rift with canada that it could bring retaliation. guest: when you look at the canadian provinces, a lot of them are real leaders. is not the there is such a uniform opinion. there are a lot of concerns from the aboriginal communities. working so hard to build clean single i do not think a pipeline will damage our relationship. message being sent to canada is let's work together on clean energy. we share a strong energy structure, we could be world leaders in showing how to beat climate change. host: pine ridge, new york. caller: thank you for taking my call. interesting topic. withld say let canada deal its own stuff. we do not even know how to clean it. it crossing our country. it seems more likely to me than anything else that makes sense. in a much better place than we are today. thank you for c-span. it is the greatest thing since sliced bread. that what about that, and we should be farther along than we are? guest: we do have a lot of options in terms of clean energy. to be moving more rapidly. when we look at things like buildi

if i had good sense, i would eep my seat here this morning. i'm going to spend a few minutes with you this morning offering the commencement address. let me begin by thanking the president. president tisdal certain a visionary leader, a good friend and one whom i admire and respect a great deal. i thank his lovely wife, the first lady of this institution. i thank members of the board of trustees for their tremendous leadership. i want to thank those participants in the program here this morning. vice chairman bennett, mayor miller, and chairman wright. for their long friendship. i want to begin my comments here today by shareing with you a little experience. several years ago, i was invited at o a commencement address another college in this congressional district. and two weeks later, i met two young ladies who told me they were in attendance for their commencement ceremony. they said to me they thought that i had given a very good speech. so i decided to play devil's advocate and i asked them, what id i talk about? one of them said i don't r