harry belafonte being some money. how many thousands of dollars? 13 of us on a trip to west africa and have never been to africa before. and i learned a great deal. there is another student, staff person able to get some additional funds. during those days it was cheap to travel. so they got a few more dollars with the taken away traveled all over the place really. i learned so much. i came back a better and stronger person. thank you. >> thank you. >> julianne, do you want to add anything? [laughter] thank you so much. thank you so much. >> but a great evening. thank you. [applause] >> well, this is the cover of john goodman's newest book called "priceless: curing the healthcare crisis." but tv is on the kishinev freedom las vegas and dr. john goodman joins us now to talk about "priceless." let's start by asking about the recent supreme court decision on the health care bill. what is your view? >> guest: well, i was starting to see that decision. i wish the court out drawnout obamacare we could have more rational health care reform. now we have to

>> when i came to america, harry belafonte, dr. kean, there is a time when there is a group of people, and you find yourself in the middle of these people, and they are calling you a leader. they have to say there is something going on. me going back in forests being from that part of the country, after the earthquake, and what sparked in my head was katrina, iraq, katrina. 250,000 people under the rubble, 80% of the people living on less than $2 a day. wet was the greatest asset possess? human capital. i said, who is going to negotiate with these people. i have been wearing my flag to get a group of people to pay attention to this country. this is the time there is a soft spot and they feel week. who is going to be there for better policies and legislation? i felt with my passion and the youth behind me, i was the man for the job. tavis: there were some technical issues that kept you from running, but how did you perceive the efforts to keep you from the ballot? >> i got bamboozled. not in the sense of being emotional, and in a se

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