furman: right. maybe i will do one of you. output equals output per hour times hours. the hours cancel, the output equals output. that, i'm quite confident, is true. to understand the future of growth, you need to understand the future of output per hour. output per hour is productivity. that's what we were just talking about. i think there is a lot to be excited about in terms of productivity with, you know, the internet, cloud computing, mobile devices, advanced materials, personalized medicine, clean energy -- you name it. there's also its of really exciting things going on, many of which themselves could increase the pace of productivity. we are not going to get the hours growth we had in the 1950's and 1960's and 1970's again for two reasons. one, people born in 1946 started to enter the workforce in the 1960's and 1970's, and that led to a big bold in hours. -- to a big bulge in hours. the other things is the percentage of primates women in the workforce went from about a quarter to more than

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ambassador furman let's set the scene.lking today about the president's historic week about trade and marriage, the agenda and had. joe kline added obama's defining moment. this is joe kline goodie compounded those who sat to define him politically in the very week the health care plan was upheld to serve the supreme court is quietly progressive trade policies opposed vehemently by so-called progressives including sadly hilary clinton are passed by republican congress. how did you pull that off? >> last week was a good week across the board whether foreign marriage equality, affordable care at said health care to 16 million americans are for the trade agenda. is the culmination of many years of work in all those areas. we work closely with congress for the last couple years getting input, making sure they knew what it is we negotiate and try to achieve to our trade agenda and build in support on both sides of the aisle. in both the house and senate in favor of moving forward with trade promotion authority and adjustment as

walmart has reduced prices for the poor by an estimated $2,000 plus per household, that's from jason furmanas obama's economic adviser. more than $2,000 to every family in america -- can. john: this was his research before obama. >> exactly. intellectually honest economist. if you're poor and you can reduce your costs, your life is better. capitalism, when allowed to do so, always reduces costs, increases quality and creates more diversity which is why we need to allow walmart and other companies to give more poor people more access to better goods and services for lower prices. john: all right. they and we can buy stuff save money, buy it for less. but when they're paying $9 an hour and they voluntarily raised it above minimum wage because it's good pr for them, and it helps them keep good workers and it's how the market should work but people say $9 that's good middle -- that guts good middle class jobs. people can't live on that. in fact a lot of walmart workers are getting government subsidies. >> it's not walmart's fault. walmart is part of a globalization movement. millions of jobs ar

that's a separate question of whether there needs to be a change of venue here and mark furman is momentsay on that. >>> a big question in this case is about a man who could prove to be the key witness. the only person who shared the van ride with freddie gray to the police station. and the question now is whether this man will help or hurt the prosecution's case. next. next. --i don't know my credit score. that's really important. i mean - i don't know my credit score. don't you want to buy a house...like, ever? you should probably check out credit karma, it's free. credit? karma? free? credit karma. really free credit scores. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good evening. a nuclear deal with iran is close but some final details are being hashed out. the deal centered around iran cushing the nuclear program, in return teheran relieved of many crippling sanctions. the final agreement could be announced as early as today. once it's official congress will have 60 days to review and vote on that agreement. >>> and presidential hopeful donald trump is using the esc

. >> white house economic adviser jason furman talked about economic statistics and how to interpret economic data at the rushing to d.c. think tank. this is one hour. >> thank you everybody. thank you for coming up. this is a beautiful washington summer friday afternoon. my name is jim koestner. our goal today, for those those in the room and those were watching at home is to make us better consumers of economic news and economic reports. in essence to be our own to help us achieve that mission we are lucky to have jason furman with us today. in his early time with president obama -- he is serving president obama since day one as a senior economic visor. he helps steer the nation out of the great recession and served under pres. bill clinton which means between the two presidents he is responsible, at least partly for many private-sector jobs. he has a phd from phd from harvard, he is a father of three and a brand-new father, three weeks to his son felix. i'm just going to give you a couple highlights. he can juggle six flaming torches at once. number two he unsuccessfully argued to

he spoke earlier at furman university in south carolina for about one hour. >> well, thank you all for being here. i tell you i believe, senator 2016 is about electing a commander-in-chief who is prepared to do what it takes to keep this country safe so we can remain free. you've been a very vocal and outspoken in your criticism of the iran deal. let's say that there is a president lugo in january 2017. how do you deal with iran -- president rubio. >> i would say how we were versatile to type what we will do instead. it is no deal at all because the first thing about the iran deal that we need to understand as it releases billions of dollars in frozen assets and fans of iran. what will iran do with that money? rebuild roads and bridges and schools and charities? no. they would with a of always done. invested in terrorism, sponsorship of hezbollah sponsorship of shia militias in iraq sponsorship of the 14th of february movement in bahrain, sponsorship of the houthis. they will develop the conventional capability, destroyed an american aircraft carrier by buying chinese technologies to d

that's a separate question of whether there needs to be a change of venue here and mark furman is moments away on that. >>> a big question in this case is about a man who could prove to be the key witness. the only person who shared the van ride with freddie gray to the police station. and the question now is whether this man will help or hurt the prosecution's case. next. ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. new larger size now available. it wouldn't make sense if you turned on somethin

hipp, thank you so much for enlightening conversation on behalf of apps and furman university thank you very much and thank you and have a good day. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] . >>> c-span is partnering to bring you a forum with republican candidates for president. it takes place on monday evening at 7:00 eastern at st. ann's college in manchester, new hampshire. live coverage on c-span c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> this weekend on the c-span networks politics books and american history. saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span, net roots nation hosts a discussion on illegal immigrants and the enforcement of the arizona immigration laws. and new jersey governor and candidate chris christie on national security. he speaks at the university of new hampshire at manchester. on c-span 2 saturday night at 10:00 eastern on book tv's afterwards, michael tanner talks about the growing national debt and looks at entitlement as a solution. and on saturday, glenn beckon extremism. and on c-span 3 sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern we commemorate the lyndon johnson signing of the 1965

essence to be our on wonk blog, to help us achieve that mission we are fortunate to have with us jason furman, jason early in his first term, president obama said of peter he made being a nerd could go. jason is the chairman of the president's council of economic advisers. has been serving president obama since day one as a senior economic adviser. he helps steer the nation out of the great recession and also served under president bill clinton which mean ss that between the two presidents jason is responsible, as least partly, for 30 million private sector jobs. he has a ph.d from harvard a long pedigree of books and articles on economic. the father of three and a brand flu father, three weeks now of his son felix and also the subject last year of the best "washington "washington post" profile if a head. he can juggle six flaming torches at once. number two he the unsuccessfully argued to his wife that chopping wood failed a comparative economic advantages benefits test, and he is far less successful than his college freshman roommate, matt damon. so with that, jason, thank you for joining u

i saw allen furman the other day who was the parlumuitarian. >> let me finish so you can explain what happened. he'll tell you what he thinks. chris calls me and says they won't vote for the bill. i said okay. i announced that the conference was reconvening. and it reconvened and we amended the bill we had already signed off on. we took it out of extra tarp money and that was it. >> the irony was it was 4:00 in the morning. i forget which member of the republican side of the house or senate made a suggestion, and i thought if we can all live with that. this will take a republican idea and have ability to get this passed with that idea. as barney pointed out there was a strenuous objection. but we had signed -- we signed the conference report. this is where it gets really delicate. it didn't happen as quite as quickly as barney suggested. it was a major decision for the parlumenitarian of the senate. when you sign conference support support, there are -- >> in the senate. >> which is usually the opposite way around. >> you asked, i didn't ask. [ laughter ] i had to ask. when you sign t

he holds a ba in english from furman university and an ma in economics from the diversity of arkansas. last, tim keller who serves of the institute for arizona office managing attorney. he joined as a staff attorney in 2001 and but a good school choice, economic liberty, and other constitutional cases and state in federal court. he led the institute's defense of arizona's tax credit program and arizona -- which culminated in a united states supreme court victory. he also successfully defended and perhapsprogram. was the most interesting part of his bio, in addition to defending educational choice programs and arizona and nationwide, tim has helped knock down barrier for entrepreneurship on behalf of many hard-working individuals including eyebrow fetters in arizona, african hair raters, florists in louisiana. and among these victories was his work on behalf of christian health, a teenager from tempe, arizona who wanted to help senior citizens proof their homes. an agency and demanded the young doctor for newer secure and exterminate his license. a very interesting bio. he received his

appearance in the early primary state of south carolina tuesday to give a talk on national security at furman university in greenville. he answered questions about isis, border security and the iran nuclear agreement. this is an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you all for being here, and brett, i tell you, i believe, senator that 2016 is about electing a commander in chief who was prepared to do what it takes to keep this country safe so that we can remain free. you've been a very vocal and outspoken in your criticism of the iran deal. let's say that there's a president rubio in january of 2017. how do you deal with iran? >> first, let me tell you why the deal is no deal at all. second i'll tell you how we'll reverse it and third i'll tell what you we'll do instead. it really is no deal at all. the first thing about the iran deal that we need to understand it releases billions of dollars of frozen assets into the hands of iran. so what will iran do with that money? are they going to build roads and bridges and schools and consider that charities? no, they'll invest it number one in terrorism spon

[applause] >> thank you so much for an enlightening conversation on the half of apps and furman university thank you and have a good day. mr. rubio: thank you very much. [applause] >> senator rubio will be one of the candidates attending the voters first forum at next week's saint insulinanslem college. all current and likely the and candidates have been invited to dissipate. we will have a live on monday at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span gives you the best access to congress. live coverage of the u.s. house bringing you the events that shape public policy. and every morning, washington journal is live with elected officials, holidaymakers, and journalist. and your comments by phone facebook, and twitter. c-span -- created by america's cable companies and brought to you by service providers. coming up next, a nasa briefing on the new horizon space briefing. and secretary of state john kerry on the iran nuclear agreement. >> nasa scientists recently unveiled new high-resolution images of pluto's surface which shows evidence of ice and mountains. this is the latest in a series of briefi

from furman university and m a a in economics from the university of arkansas. last we'll hear from tim keller who serves as institute for justices arizona office managing attorney. he joins the institute as a staff attorney in 2001 is and litigates school choice, economic liberty and other constitutional cases in state and federal court. tim led the institute's defense of the tax scholarship program and tuition organization v.wen which culminated in a united states supreme court victory. tim successfully defended arizona's esa program. and perhaps the most interesting part of his bio, in addition to defending educational choice programs in arizona and nationwide, tim has helped knock down barriers to entrepreneurship on behalf of many hard-working individuals, including eyebrow fretters in arizona, african hair braiders florists in louisiana. among these victories was his work on behalf of christian elf, a teenager from testimonympe, arizona to put steel mesh around senior houses. very interesting bio. he has a degree in economics from asu. please join me in we

with the right now for comments by jason furman speaking today about the monthly jobs report from the bureau of labor statistics. this event hosted by the third way think tank. live coverage on c-span2. >> -- to help us achieve the mission, we are fortunate to have with us jason furman. jason early in his first term, president obama said he made he him a nerd core cool. he's chairman of the president council of economic advisers and has been serving president obama can stay one a senior economic adviser. he held serve the nation of the great recession and also served under president bill clinton which means between the two presidents is responsible for 30 million jobs. he has a phd from harvard with articles on economics. he's the father of three and a brand-new father, three weeks now and his son felix and is also the subject lack dear of the best "washington post" profile i've ever read. he can juggle six flame torches at once. number two he unsuccessfully argued to his wife that chopping wood failed to compare it at the package economic advantage test and is far less successful tha