, middle-aged hayek and older hayek. >> well, he was -- >> did he change his opinions? >> not too much. here's what happened. he was an economists economist or give one the leading economist in the world in the making 30s and 40s. he was commonly thought by edwin as john maynard keynes equal. and, but later in the '50s and 60s and 70s, he turned to philosophy, to political philosophy. so i think that's a big change. it's not that he changed his opinions about what we unfortunately call capitalism. he thought it was a good thing. he thought that socialism is hard to impossible to make work. >> host: in your book, professor, you write that there is a great difference between classic liberalism and contemporary libertarian. give us a definition of both of those. >> guest: i'm not sure where that came from in the book because i'm not sure i believe it. but i believe that there is -- a friend of mine calls it liberalism 1.0. liberalism of voltaire and adam smith, jon stewart mills, who believes that the key to a good society was to let people have a go as the english essay.

salma hayek, also on the way on monday, a total solar eclipse. here to explain what that means, an 8-year-old kid from silver spring, maryland, please welcome romanio. please come on out! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how you doin'? >> i'm doin' great. >> jimmy: i see you've been to the nasa gift shop. >> yes, i have. i study organic chemistry and physics at a college level, university level. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so you study this stuff and love this stuff. >> i do. >> jimmy: do you want to be an astronaut when you grow up? >> yes. >> jimmy: who was the worst astronaut ever, matt damon? [ cheers and applause ] did you she movie? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: he made potatoes out of his own poop in that movie. is that something you'd like to do in a spaceship? >> no. >> jimmy: so you brought some visuals from nasa to help us understand what happens when there is a total solar eclipse. we know the end result of it, but we don't necessarily know why it's happening, correct? >> well, this is what we're going to do. >> jimmy: show us what you ha

who was friedrich hayek and it's an honor to win this prize. >> it certainly is an honor, it certainly is profitable. >> society is more important than government. he wrote a great number of books. he taught at university of chicago for a while. he ended up in his hometown, not his hometown, dutch in germany, freiburg, which means free city which is perfect. he wasn't a conservative. he was a liberal, a libertarian. >> host: in your most recent book, "bourgeois equality: how ideas, not capital or institutions, enrichd the world" you talk about them as young hayek, middle-aged hike and old high-tech. did he change his opinion? >> guest: not too much. here's what happened. he was an economist economist. one of the leading economists in the world in the 1930s and 40s. he was commonly thought by everyone as john maynard keynes equal. but later in the '50s and 60s and 70s, he turned to philosophy, to political philosophy. i think that's the big change. it's not that he changed his opinions about what we unfortunately call capitalism. he thought it was a good thing. he thought that socialism

thank you, selalma hayek for sharing. sorry. say that again? >> i already did. we have $300,000 now. >> amazing. thank you for doing that and we'll direct people there. salma hayek a survivor of the 1985 earthquake where she lost loved ones and is getting involved in this recovery effort in mexico city. >>> i did tell you -- i didn't, actually, treasury secretary steve mnuchin just finished speaking in the midst of a busy week at the united nations. president trump announced new sanctions against north korea a short time ago and curbing the country's nuclear program and thanked an unsuspecting partner. >> a new order will give the treasury department the discretion to sanction any foreign bank that knowingly conducts or facilitates significant transactions tied to trade with north korea. china, their central bank has told their other banks, that's a massive banking system, to immediately stop doing business with north korea. and i want to just say, and thank, president xi of china for the very bold move he made today. that was a, somewhat unexpected move, and we

he has written a biography of hayek and friedman. you think he would be in that camp. he lives in santa monica or santa barbara. he teaches there and i think he's been affected by the purple kool-aid their little bit. she was in favor of a progressive tax a rather high progressive tax a milton friedman and hayek were very skeptical of a progressive tax, as a my. and the idea of transferring wealth from the private sector to the public sector and i cannot see how that would be beneficial. i question his prism of how he is seeing things the stay. >> host: you mention the term found money, what does that mean? >> guest: sound money is that you need some type of monetary system that imposes a discipline on the central planners. because how much does it cost, we have paper money, a lot of paper money, 20-dollar bill with andrew jackson on it. but it cost $3 to mint that. >> a cost $3 to make a 20-dollar bill? >> guest: that's the cost of production. a hundred dollar bill is the same thing. i 1 dollar bill? three dollars. i mean 3 cents. so that was the liberty bell by the w

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someone said something about hayek they could not take back and it got ugly. for years, there was young america's foundation, but if you called it yaf, you got these layers. now the -- these layers. -- glars. the tribes have been rejoined, thank god someone touched the orbs and the scattered tribes of conservatism have been joined. i have been doing this a long time. i think it is part of my job. william f. buckley believed that you should go forth and proselytize and educate and help young conservatives where you can. i honestly believe, wrote about it in a book i published, the young conservatives tend to come out of college -- if they can keep their heads and wits about them -- they tend to come out of college smarter and better equipped for political fights them really smart young liberal kids. it is not because conservatives are inherently smarter, it is just that the best learning is done through the socratic method, when you have your assumptions question, your first principles questioned, and you have to think it through. you could be the smartest libe

ahora tenemos noticia de salma hayek.:00 p.m., pegado a la televisiÓn, todos tenemos que colaborar de corazÓn, como lo va hacer daddy yankee. esta noche nueva york va a estar recolectando artÍculos y recibiendo ayuda, para su gente de puerto rico y mÉxico.daddy yankee, en "cÓdigo segura". daddy yankee: necesitamos que des tu mano, artÍculos tales como agua potable, leche en polvo, paÑales, baterÍas, repelente para los mosquitos. si dios te mueve a apoyar esta causa, espero que vaya a ser por uno de mis conciertos. tenemos un equipo recogiendo nuestros artÍculos de primera necesidad. orlando: quÉ bien, esperamos que los artistas se solidaricen este sÁbado. unimos nuestros corazones para ayudar a todos los mexicanos, los puertorriqueÑos, a los latinos que han sido afectados en las Últimas semanas por los desastres naturales. nos vamos con el color de la esperanza, diego torres. mÚsica para alegrar el corazÓn! vamos a meter un poco de ganas este jueves. chao, chao! ♪ ♪ sÉ que las ventanas se pueden abrir ♪ ♪ cambiar el aire

personal who was friedrich hayek? >> it was an honor and powerful.t was $50,000 in which as a poor retired professor i'm delighted to have.

kool-aid a little bit there wa but it was a rather progressive tax and o of course molten friedman and hayek and so on they were skeptical as mia and the idea of transferring wealth from the private sector to the public sector i can't see how that would be beneficial so i kind of question. >> host: you mentioned the term sound money. >> you need a system that imposes a discipline on the central planners because how much does it cost to help pay for money, 20-dollar bill with andrew jackson but it costs $3 to make that. >> it costs $3 to make daca that's the cost of production or the same thing, $3 for a 1 dollar bill, 3 cents. that was the liberty bell by the way. people bring it for how long they've been at freedom fest so if they've been there for ten years they will ring it ten times. so no matter what the bill is, obviously you would want to print 100-dollar bills, cost 3 cents and get more bang for the buck so we needed to find a discipline and a discipline of course is i got this in my other back pocket, gold. that's 1.2 ounces of gold. it's probably $1,500 or a little bit more. i keep

lo de salma hayek me pareciÓ muy bueno. lo de chicharito.Ón, dÍganos sÍ usted entiende que es prudente que la persona que esÁa en el lugar de desastre estÉ poniendo sus imÁgenes. yo honestamente me ha afectado mucho lo que pasÓ en mÉxico. puerto rico tambiÉn. pero mÉxico me ha llamado tanto la atenciÓn porque una vez mÁs demuestra que lo mÁs valioso de mÉxico son los mexicanos. su gente. es impresionante cÓmo han trabajado hombre abro abro a hombro. como a pesar de la tragedia la humanidad los ha unido. en donde en momento de catÁstrofes la gente, lo que busca, por miles de razones salvarme yo y buscar ayuda yo, nos han dado un ejemplo a todos. todas las nacionalidades de quÉ los mexicanos tienen eso tan hermoso y de verdad que es muy importante. mente y un abrazo a nuestros hermanos mexicanos. tenemos que hacer una pausa. seguimos hablando de "sin rollo" tenemos muchas cosas mÁs. no se muevan porque apenas comienza. ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) el nuevo camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. así que encuentra la venusiel, que se ajuste a tus curvas, flexible

. ♪ salman hayek tambiÉn donÓ $100,000 a unicef hizo un llamado al seguidores a que ayuden a las vÍctimas21 de septiembre. Éstas son las noticias. autoridades mexicanas insiste en que hay vida bajo los escombros del colegio rebsamen y aseguran que no se utilizarÁ maquinaria pesada hasta que no se agote la bÚsqueda de vÍctimas. en morelos comienza los rescates y comienza otra fase de la emergencia, evalÚa inmuebles que estarÍan en peligro de derrumbarse . en xoochimilco sus habitantes piden ayuda ae

. >> salma hayek is giving back to her home country, pledging $100,000 to unicef and its effort theremexico and has taken to instagram to implore her followers to follow her lead. >> beyonce is sending both mexico and puerto rico, paying tribute on her instagram account with black and white images of the puerto rican and mexican flags. >> and ricky martin canceled his upcoming concert in mexico city saying in spanish, his mind is in puerto rico. we are strong, we will rebuild together, united. >>> next, two divas walk into a restaurant and the inner webs explode. >> britney spears and mariah carey bumped into each other during dinner at dantana's. in west hollywood? >> we have to say it dantana's. >> spears couldn't resist asking carey for a selfie. >> britney has credited mariah as one of her greatest influences since sky rocketing to fame in 1998. >> so many are wondering what they ate. no confirmation of what carey ate, but spears shared this, it looks like a good steak. >> it's not bad. dantana's, by the way, it's four stars on yelp. clubby, eatery italian. >> why are you reading

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week on the show, we have new shows with ray romano, floyd mayweather jr., zach galifianakis, salma hayek, midland and bearstronaut too. please join us for all of that next week. our first guest is an oscar nominated, tony, golden globe and emmy award winning actor whose insatiable lust for gold continues with an emmy nomination for his work as winston churchill in "the crown." it is available on netflix. please welcome john lithgow. [ cheers and applause ] i always imagined you were a big fella. and sure enough, you are. >> gigantic. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. >> this is the first time i have ever met this man. >> jimmy: same here. it's great to have you here. very nice. >> wonderful to be here. >> jimmy: and congratulations on your emmy nomination. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm not sure fuhr counting them but this is your 12th emmy nomination. does it even register anymore? >> well, i know, 12 seems like >> but jimmy, i've only won five of them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. so if you win this one, you'll be at 50%. that would be nice. >> good batting a

maggie: vÁmonos a londres con salma hayek, salma hayek estaba en un desfile, una falda muy de moda, metÁlicaular es muy ninel. ella es transparencias, apretado, enseÑar la pierna.no me desagrada el color, pero me simula un poco un camisÓn, no? no me gusta, perdÓn. susy: como le serÍa, pero es la firma de ninel. yo he trabajado con ella y puedo decir que es su look. ella usa un auto bronceador siempre super econÓmico de la farmacia, se lo pone antes y eso en pareja la piel, tambiÉndemos que alarga el escote. tambiÉn las piernas se ven divinas. rafa: yo estoy de acuerdo con maggie. karla: estÁ como de moda la lencerÍa. rafa: si ella se hubiera hecho un recogido glamouroso, se hubiera visto espectacular. hubiera lucido mÁs elegante. karla: tiene soy ganas de peinar a todas. rafa: eres un bombÓn, ninel.. maggie: sÚper sexy en luis fonsi y gael garcÍa, en este evento o que fue un el de la herencia hispana en washington. los dos parecen hermanos, estÁn de trajes negros, eso no falla. lo que no me gusto de luis fonsi es que no llevaba calcetines. rafa: se veÍa muy mal eso. maggie: ojo, sabemos que

and later this week, zach galifianakis, salma hayek, lake bell, jay ellis, with music from midland andnaut. so please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight has an emmy and a peabody on his shelf and four people's choice awards he threw in the garbage all at home. his new show is called "get shorty." it airs sundays at 10:00 on epix. please welcome ray romano. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ easy! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> that is -- >> jimmy: everybody's excited because a couple just got engaged here in the audience. >> i saw that. where are they? how's it going so far? [ laughter ] because it's different after you're engaged, right? because now they've locked the door. i don't know. congratulations. >> jimmy: it seems like maybe he locked the door to a cage that she needs to now get out of based on the reaction that we got earlier. >> well, it's fun. we're both -- this is you in how many years are you married? >> 3 1/2. >> jimmy: this is you in 3 1/2. and this is you in 30 years. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's pretty much

who was friedrich hayek and it's an honor to win this prize. >> it certainly is an honor, it certainlyis profitable. >>

paper i review a sampling of prominent thinkers to put forward these views and these include frederick hayek, michael, alice mcintyre, james burnham, richard weaver, steven hayward and thinkers that my students have never heard of. alastair mcintyre in his book explains his grave doubts about the government in modern bureaucracies ability to manage and governance social life. he is summit with what i just said, on claims of superior insight to read once again, although recognizing a role for science, he denies that the scientific method can gain insight into ordinary human behavior in politics and social relations, even in economics, due to the "the sheer complexity of human behavior and social life, and it moral dimension, resists generalization and prediction." he adds that "denying this unruliness late to abuses of authority by the so-called experts under the guise of scientific impartiality." in the final part of my chapter, i identify and explore justice really is articulation of some , skepticismmes about expertise, and not only in the treatment of social science but also as a light th

mensajes de a apoyo y solidaridad, la bandera de mÉxico comenzÓ a llenar instagram, famosos como salma hayeke hicieron tendencias con tweets de figuras pÚblicas, uno de los primeros en enviar un mensaje de solidaridad fue el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump. que dios bendiga a las personas de ciudad de mÉxico, estamos y estaremos con ustedes. por su parte el expresidente de estados unidos, barack obama twitteÓ, pensando esta noche en nuestros vecinos en mÉxico y nuestros amigos mexicano- americanos, cuÍdense y un abrazo. >> en instagram muchos no olvidaron el paso del huracÁn marÍa por puerto rico, por lo que una imagen de ambas banderas se hizo viral. mensajes como jennifer lÓpez que escribio dios dale fortalezas a puerto rico y protege a mÉxico. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>>> y por supuesto, no faltÓ un mensaje de aliento de la mujer de fuego, olga taÑÓn. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> bueno, por lo menos con esa canciÓn de aliento nos motiva . >> hemos visto a jessi de jesse & joy llorando, imÁgenes de tito el bambino, el dasa. >> monroy tambiÉn puso un video de de una inundaci

. >> sobre la mesa, pero fÍjate que salma hayek opinÓ al respecto y dijo lo siguiente:no creo en el botoxse a la cama esperar un poquito mÁs y sugieren que las parejas exitosas tienen que esperar mÁs tiempo para esa parte Íntima. >> les cuento de quÉ se trata, esto es un estudio hecho por grupon se lo hicieron a 2000 adultos de estados unidos, encontrÓ que esa regla de las tres citas supuestas podrÍa ser una cosa del pasado, ahora seÑores les cuento a ver que opinan ustedes las parejas esperan hasta la 8 cita formal para tener relaciones Íntimas. >> ¿qtÚ crees? >> la encuesta encontrÓ que los hombres quieren tener la oportunidad en un momento apreciado que cualquier momento pueda partir de una cita, las mujeres prefieren esperar hasta la 9° cita para irse al cucharita el abrazo. >> ya diste la informaciÓn, te entendÍ, yo quiero saber tÚ opiniÓn? >> yo creo que hay que esperar un poquito. >> dicen 8 para ti cuento serÍa? >> si la conoces el sÁbado, el domingo cine, domingo beso, martes... >> cuarta cita. >> vas a cenar de a una. >> cena beso cine y cuchi-cuchi. >> sabes que pienso que eso e

of the 9/11 attack and voice my support for the tracer act. 16 years ago, 19 cowardly terrorists hayeked four airplanes and used them as missiles to kill 3,000 innocent people. souls that were clost belonged to moms an tads, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters. it was a day that we will never forget. each year, as we look back, we all remember something different about that morning. there are those who remember getting a phone call and listening to a frantic voice on the other end. some remember running into the streets as the twin towers fell in fear for their lives. others saw the pentagon in flames. and wondered who did this and why? there are many of the images and thoughts that are sear into our minds. however, we can also remember the heroism of our first responders. the brave firefighters and police officers who raced to the scene and charged up the stairs of the world trade center to save their fellow countrymen. we can picture strangers helping strangers navigate through the dust and debris in downtown new york and can be grateful for the courageous passengers on the -- on

la atenciÓn que tiene una amistad con personas queridas por las personas, con jaime camil y salma hayekremos, una persona en la casa blanca en es la identidad de una naciÓn, somos la nacion, y como un alcalde latino es importante para mÍ utilizar este poder, traer nuestros valores y visiÓn de progresion, no sÓlo de la decisiÓn, del odio, pero del amor. luis: alcalde gracias por recibirnos, antes de despedirnos, ¿quÉ mensaje le manda a los 11 millones de indocumentados que estÁn inciertos por su futuro? al alex: no tengan miedo, y esta alcaldÍa es un simbolo de nuestra fortaleza y juntos estamos todos. [gritos] luis: quÉ inspirador escuchar esas palabras, una persona no es la identidad del paÍs. >> claro, escuchÁndolo como que no sÉ, visualice quizÁs a un presidente latino aproximadamente. ¿les gustarÍa un presidente latino? [gritos] luis: dicen por ahÍ un candidato en 2020. >> orgullo hispano y representa el sueÑo americano, sus abuelos de chihuahua. ♪ >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, ia! ana patricia! por aquÍ! hay una de éstas... ¡qué bien vivir tan cerca d