esp experiments are not repeatable. those pro say it is -- but those against it say that is hog wash. there is a battle against science versus super natural and speaks to what are the far regions of what men can know. >> host: in "phenomena," annie jacobson, you post government documents saying we cannot not prove this is not real. in a sense, there is some doubt there. >> guest: there is doubt, absolutely. there is doubt everywhere. but the cia concluded that the phenomena was real but they good not repeat it. they said it doesn't take away from the fact that these real laboratory experiences happened. now, what i found most interesting in reporting "phenomena," the book, is when i began researching and reporting i was under the impressions they were buttoned up in the mid 1990s and the ground fall of this big defense program. i was astonished to learn they are back today, under the rubric of advanced cognition. so the defense department is now merging this idea of the biological, the sixth sense, the office of naval r

well, esp experienced are not repeatable. those pro this worksite it's the go by nature and those against it say that's hogwash. but i love this battle. there's a real battle between science versus supernatural if you will. it speaks to this idea of what are the far reaches of what man can know. >> host: in "phenomena," annie jacobsen, you have government document saying we cannot not prove that this is not real. it is since there's some doubt there. >> guest: there's doubt, come absolutely there is debt everywhere but the cia concluded at the phenomenon was real. but they couldn't repeat it. they said it doesn't take away from the fact that these real laboratory experiments happened. but now what i found most interesting in reporting "phenomena," the book, was about when they began researching and reporting, i was under the impression that the programs are buttoned up in the mid-1990s, the kind of downfall this one big defense department program. but i was astonished to learn that they are actually back today under the rubri

government's research into esp and psycho kinesis. that spielburg deal. >> thank you. >> up next, actress elizabeth marvel. stay with us. ♪ >>> we welcome elizabeth marvel to this program. is that your real name? it is a great name. >> it is. >> smiley is a great nay, but marvel. you may know her best as two high-powered politicians, heather dunbar presidential candidate in "house of cards" and president "metrofocu-elect keane. here a new season of "homeland." >> i have been at this a long time. >> at what? what is it you think you have been at exactly? no, i really want to know. >> keeping america safe. >> i see. and this qualifies in your opinion? >> what does? >> feeding me bad intelligence, leaking false reports to the press, coercing me into cabinet choices anti-thetical to the policy goals that got me elect. seriously, where do you see this goes? do i come around to your point of view? do i give up, roll over? do you see me resigning? i am the next president of the united states. 60 million people voted for me. who voted for you

>> remote viewing is essentially esp under a different name. idea of extra sensory perception. >> nice name. they even worked with people like yuri geller. >> geller was a cia asset. we know that from the documents. i interviewed his handlers and i interviewed geller himself. the reason left is he was also working for -- >> you talk about programs that have been declassified. project sunstreak, tell us what that is. >> one of the names for a seares of very similar programs that dealt with these same basic issues of can you drive things far away. it was a special access program, which means it had extraordinary classification measures. they kept changing the name of the program to -- >> do they actually try to train people be it's a om none and they ought to segt the analogy of like i can't sing in the shower. that's how the cia saw psychics. >> where are we now earthquakes september for we but bringing computer technologists, neurobuy ol yiss. >> the. >> with your bracket busted or your school long out of the tournament, why coming up, the fact

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this new era where technology can perhaps look inside the human body, into the brain, and determine if esp is fact or fantasy. >> let me ask a little bit more about this distinction you made in the book between the science and center natural and this being a battle between them. can you talk more about how the battle has progressed aside from the technology and what kind of response those folks who investigated for the government get and what kind of response you get from believeers? >> as a national security reporter, i write about war, weapons, security, and secrets. there are always battles and two sides of every story. this one is super intriguing to me and i chronicled the narrative in "phenomena" because you have subset within that of people who are scientific skeptics who say this kind of work is absolute nonsense and should never be funded by the federal government. then you have a group on the ort side who says there is much to learn and the book in many way becomes what are the far reaches of what is comboeknowable. it is enormous today and is enormous inside and outside the book

we may be a little bit unsettled espe saturday. we'll watch for the rain that could be more substantial for sunday. 65 and then a little bit cooler monday 67 degrees. shawn and tony, that's your seven-day >>> are you looking to splurge a little this weekend, there's a national harbor restaurant serving a cocktail that will cost you $1,000. tony perkins. the blossom cocktail lounge to mgm national harbor is serving up what it calls the don rita, a little grant monday yeah and few other ingredients but topped off with an entire bottle of don perione champagne. the lounge does offer a less expensive version for $130 >> that one is topped off with thunder bird. >> what is thunder bird >> i'll tell you on the break. i don't even drink. coming up. coming up, yet another overtime thriller and chris brown is forced to reschedule his dc concert. >> coming up tonight i should say tomorrow morning on fox 5 is your cell phone or tablet a literal pain in your neck. dr. ray will be here with five ways to prevent tech neck and erin como sat down

april 4 if the government's secret experiment with esp. april 18, april 19 the former president of mexico, kay and gender in the annual political lecture this of members of the event and it is a lot of fun. their question cards on your seat for p.j. o'rourke will be collected throughout the program and brought to the moderator. his book "how in the hell did this happen?" is for sale he will be selling copies right after the program. thanks for being here to support the commonwealth club and help is welcome to the stage p.j. o'rourke and melissa. [applause] >> hello everyone. thanks for being here. i m politics reporter for channel five and reared here today talking about the new book "how in the hell did this happen?" a remarkably accurate description of how so many are feeling now went to amazon and read the of book reviews one of them said recommend this book to anyone who wakes up every morning. [laughter] maybe some of the war in the audience today. so i will give an introduction to p.j. o'rourke although he does not need london he wil

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. >>> think esp and paranormal powers are science fiction on? well, u.s.ent isn't so sure, how millions of dollars have been spent trying to see whether the paranormal actually exist. >>> it is final four weekend but if your bracket is busted why should you care? well, we will break down the story lines that will put you back in the tournament. >>> all that plus your eye opener, the dish, music in your saturday session, that is just ahead on cbs this morning , saturday. >>> looks good, thanks, guys. we will see you soon. >>> turning now to weather, justin, a rainy day, yesterday and that is putting it mildly can we expect some sunshine today. >>> yes, we will see some later this morning in the afternoon depending on where you are. cloud will be the general rule , the temperatures on the cooler side but we are getting red of the steady heavy rain. it feels damp, raw and drizzle until some locations, but still left over from yesterday 's storms. temperatures holding in the upper 30's in spots. let's check from the backyard from our weather watchers. there is

esp. so imi'm in california i have to be in a studio at 3:00 a.m. and getting up at 2:00 a.m. so buick tours are difficult for radio talk show hosts who know that the most important thing is to do show up and do the same thing day in and day out. tough to get off the air for a week. so book tours north my favorite things. >> host: how is the book doing. >> guest: it's doing well enough. not a best seller. but so well we are bringing out in paperback in time for the fall. we'll retitle it. we got a review, changing it to hugh put hewitts little red boo. it's a pro trump back and what the republican party has to do to make it working for both siteses and have to get something out of the deal. >> host: bill frock mchenry, illinois. good afternoon. >> caller: afternoon, we have met with you in chicago areas at several conservative gathering. i respect your ideas. i disagree with you've at times. also listen as you were taking over bill bennett's radio spot on the east coast. want to ask you, when did news -- when did the 24 hour news cycle cause news to become entertainment rather

. >> dana: and the president tweeting his support saying ron espes is running today in the great statef kansas. a wonderful guy. i need his help on healthcare and tax cuts. meaning reform. richard fowler is a radio talk show host. an opinion editor, the opinion editor for "the washington times." both are fox news contributors. charlie, what's the matter with kansas? >> well, you know, the reason people like mike pompeo and tom price get picked for administration jobs, or one reason, is that they're shoe ins for a republican to replace them in congress. as we have seen, donald trump does need a strong republican representation in congress in order to get through his agenda. and the truth is that's probably what is gonna happen in kansas state, what will happen next week in georgia. it's going to be tougher, it appears to be tougher. you've got the democrats who are energized with the anti-trump sentiment out there. and there's a lot of lack luster. it was interesting to listen to ted cruz. the thing he said was the biggest enemy is complacency. republicans have to battle that. >> dana:

it doesn't really matter if that sort of was like esp.of is true in their minds, eventually the armada is going there. it's going to take a detour but it's on its way, that sort of counts, right? >> no, it doesn't. >> if you read that new york times story that goes through the chronology of how everything got bungled basically and went wrong, i'm struck by the sort of deep-level incompetence. the thing is about it is that it's almost funny if it wasn't real life and the stakes weren't so high because it does actually matter if our allies and adversaries, whether they can trust when the president of the united states says, i'm sending an aircraft carrier into the sea of japan. they need to know that -- they need to be able to take him at his word. >> well, there's a chain of command. we've been altogethl through th kids. fail safe and all these movies about the armageddon day and what will happen and who's going to make the call. who's got the football and what are the codes? all this stuff is important in the nuclear age. the commander in

on april 4 the government secret experience with esp, with journalist, annie jacobson. april 18, npr krista tippett. april 19, the former president of mexico. may 3, caitlyn jenner, and ma may 23, the annual political lecture. that is a members only event, it is always a lot of fun. there are question cards on your seats for p.j. o'rourke. these will be collected throughout the program and brought to our moderator. copies of the book "what the hell happened" are for sale and he will be signing copies in the fireside room after the program. thank you for being here and supporting the commonwealth club. now, please welcome to the stage, p.j. o'rourke and melissa kane. [applause] >> hello everyone. thank you for being here. i'm melissa kane, i'm i went to amazon.com and read some of the book reviews one said i recommend this book to everyone who wakes up in the morning not knowing whether to laugh or cry. maybe some of you are in the audience today. you are in the right place. the way this will work is that i will give an introduction to mrt need one. you'll get one. he wi

on april 4th, the government's secret experiments with esp with journalists an any -- annie jacobsen. may 3rd, caitlyn jenner. and may 23rd, will where i iie -- willie brown's check lure. always a lot of fun, a members only event there are question cards on the seats to p.j. o'rourke and they will be clothe shed brought to mode ray -- moderator, copies of his book "what the hell happened" are for sale and he will be signing copies right after the program. thank you for being clear and supporting the commonwealth club. you please welcome to stage, p.j. o'rourke and melissa cain. [applause] >> hello, everyone. thank you for being here. i'm melissa kean, a poll kicks recorder for kpax change 5. we're here to talk about the new become "how he the hell did this happen" how a lot of people are feeling itch went to amazon.com and read book reviews and one said i recommend this book to anyone who wakes up every morning not know whether to laugh or cry. maybe some of youer in audience today. so, you're in the right place. the way this works is i'm going to give an introduction for mr. o'rourke

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of time, you have had a bomb flow into the market because of a lack of esp globally.t is the u.s. investment rate. jon: the question over the last several weeks, a good deal of companies come to markets with low rates but not much longer. >> i think right now, obviously, the company's are it. a lot of them have opportunities in the room markets. i wouldn't call it a bubble but it spreads. not because of valuation. alix: are you on fundamentals or technicals? oni am bullish for most technicals. that is 95% of the story basically. we are also beginning to see fundamentals turning around. alix: let's talk about the potential technicals. getting money from overseas, you are going to need to borrow in the debt market. another is former tax rates. the other one is m&a. how are we going to see the big issuance? >> i think we have seen the big issue in volumes -- issuance volumes slowing down by now. on tax reform, given that you're are going to see a lowering of the corporate tax rate, and maybe even illumination of interest, i think companies will basically deliver. and so,