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hayek was a kind of austrian, right. >> in that pill soft call school -- philosophical school. and the germans and the austrians understand all this philosophy about how government being too big. and i am sure that germans like to poke at roosevelt, too, because he was their enemy in world war ii. but the book itself was not changed. it's the same book. and most of the german leaders i hear from -- readers i hear from want to talk about economics, not president roosevelt. >> host: brad is calling in from studio city, california. brad, good afternoon. you're on booktv. >> caller: good afternoon. good afternoon. thank you for taking my call. >> guest: good afternoon. >> caller: i'm a big fan of your books, mrs. shlaes. i got both "coolidge" and the other one, "the forgotten man." question for you, right next to calvin coolidge is my book called the forgotten conservative about grover cleveland. did coolidge have a thought about cleveland? >> guest: i don't know, i don't think so because i would have nosed. you know -- noticed. you know, someone who's very interesting to read abou

neil: consumer spending could be disrupted when you hayek the consumption tax and that is what happenshe moment japan did this almost everything else was going right intel that came along and spending went down. >> this is undeniable proof you can learn in any microeconomics textbook. >> but they toppy that in high school. it is base said economics and i hate to say about your own economist john maynard keynes said taxation at a high-level we cannot bear. even paul krug and 1998. >> i think that chart shows there was some fronts loading spending with the first quarter. >> what do you think it? >> exactly. japan has a big issue because the banks are forced to hold those government bonds and the scary thing is that banks are selling insurance on the bonds that they are buying. if they buy a bunch of houses then they have the issue. neil: you are brilliant but i did not understand that but then people are less inclined to buy when you hike the price. [laughter] >> but the economy will rebound to neil: judge judy is on at the same time in our area. >> your reaction is way too visceral. thi

neil: is this instability in iraq were not enough to push up gas prices is no bipartisan push to hayek the gas tax it is taking hold. one politician said $0.40 a gallon? bad timing? now to our fox business all stars. timing is everything but not now? >> this is definitely not a program. let the crisis in iraq in the use sea oil prices on the rise but this is bad public policy of $164 billion of matter how you slice it. is anti-growth also all across america now try to take summer vacations and cannot do it. if you see that it directly burgeons america's families and food prices are going up, a transportation that comes into stores as well because they use the roads. so it will impact a lot of people. >> the argument for this is to help the of roads in and bridges but what happens to the $120 billion reid devoted through tolls and taxes? but leaving that aside will that go to that? >> historically has not. i hope it goes down maypop whole budget historically it doesn't it goes to landscaping or museums or a bicycle path. but we're such data curious point why raise it now? of the prices

there will be an expectation, a hayek pecks takes of safety. but in many areas we have seen incredible life-saving measures come through technology. we talk about antilock brakeses, we talk about air bags, electronic stability control and more and more in our cars we are seeing collision avoidance systems and so these are all precursors to an automated car, a driverless car. these are all stepping stones to get us there. but when we get ultimately to a completely driverless car, the first hurdle has to be is it safe. >> i am worried about the impact on humans who drive regular cars. i always thought that i was -- i was a great speller until spell check showed up. and i always was great with directions until i started relying on gps. now as you mentioned you got cars that can avoid collisions, can tell you if there is somebody in the lane next to you so you don't have to actually look over your shoulder, they can park for you in a parallel parking spot. are we worried as we move toward this, we'll forget how to actually be safe drivers? >> you k

. >> hayek on the thank you for your stories. i look forward to reading your book.the whole subject of the space program is one that always been one that i've been fascinated with. what was it like? he said at the beginning she tried to get. have the women remained friends and is there a hierarchy? once you're talking to her that she were willing to go on? >> really good question. all of them coming back in the 60s they said there's no hierarchy. as soon as their husbands were made astronauts, they were now working for the civilian space agencies. there was no longer rank supposedly of course because there are several groups of astronaut to comment, the mercury seven is. the 1 dollar room and of course in 60 to the space program is to houston. the new nine were all looking up now. the mercury seven are sort of like and there are those should it play out in the older wives try to coach the young are one. but there wasn't one woman that opened the door. it was really all of them finding strength in each other, telling their story, knowing they were going to be doing i

nobel prize winner frederick hayek wrote the task of economics is to demonstrate the men how little theyan design. >> they cannot design a better world and fail when they try. individuals can and they do. the governments fail but individuals succeed. this is a a counter intuitive idea. most of us struggle with our loown lives. we are grateful to politicians who often take charge. they are so interested in our welfare some went to harvard they are very smart. logical to believe they should plan our economy. people believe them when they say yes, we can. this belief is popular nonsense. government creates new problems without solving another one. to say no we can't does not mean individuals can't. individuals had to learn what's nonsense and what's not. many of the services are completely free. all are better than what governments offered. all are better because entrepreneur ship from individuals brought us more choices. we would have more effect if government would get out of our way. >> that's tonight's show. see you next week. of the weekend. see you back here next week. >>> tonight on

different story and can be difficult but a key of b86 -- be a mixed on every tumor is cancer not every hayek bmi is obesity. >> even with the pediatric community by concern is at the school level cliff the administrator and the smaller schools they looked at the number and automatically it is that way without using common sense. >> i agree. schools have a lot of their play to antisepsis devastating is beneficial but as we have a statement asking parents to do survey they want to you talk about this with there primary-care provider. the few but clouds stories that made or may not be true but into a different context it can take some of us the burden of the schools. >> we will be wrapping up but of lightfast use the same question talking about childhood nutrition and the impact in the school also more about -- broadly. if you could give the committee a piece of advice what would you say is the most important thing to address the concerns and the idea is that you raised today? >> to have persistence maya advice is stay with it this is an important program i am shirr it is not perfect and it can

back then, they had a good track record for a while but then they started fine tuning and i think hayekht in the road and call it the fatal conceit, right. the monetary rule to keep sound money is pretty sim. if you have the discipline to stick to it. but that -- >> sounds like you don't agree. >> basic logic -- the basic principle of what we should be doing, i'm not sure if we're staying true to that course at all. >> well, very quickly, david, while we've got you, eric cantor was viewed as next in line to be the speaker of the house of representatives. who do you think that should be? >> again, i don't -- i'm not about the personalities. i'm for anyone who follows the principles in the republican crede that start off with free markets, a commitment to free markets and proven track record pushing for free track record. fiscal responsibility. a lot of them up there seem to be getting an "f." $17 trillion in debt, $127 trillion in unfunded liabilities. and no leadership on how you dig us out of that. that's all going on to the next generation. right. it's not free lunch. someone's going

people we put up in 2010, they would have thought he was an outfielder for the dodgers of frederick hayek they would have said is that selma's dad. >> we're going to hear more on this. >> it's fascinating. >> absolutely. more from him coming up. and also talk about the now race to replace cantor in his leadership position. but first we have to start in iraq. 11 years after american troops arrived in baghdad, the city is facing the threat of a new invasion. this time from the same insurgents the u.s. spent time fighting. stunning speed and now fighters are vowing to march all the way to the capital. their goal is to establish an islamic state that spans across iraq and syria. as the map shows, they already control huge portions of countries. they used to be known as al qaeda and iraq. now fighters have teamed up with others to fight the governments of iraq and syria as well as other rebels. as richard engel reports, the conflict is erupting along sectarian lines posing the threat of a new civil war. >> why is this happening? sunnis ruled iraq for 13 centuries until the u.s. invasion topple

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