do i ask myself what would hayek do? it turns out he wrote an essay in 1949. he's literally commonest of the left and fascist to the right. he's thinking the darkest days of liberalism and the free market are here and we are never going to recover and is trying to figure out what to do about the rise of socialism. it's called intellectuals and socialism. please read it. it will give you a sense possibly with a few exceptions that was written yesterday. you are dealing with the same stuff that we are dealing with today. they are a couple of points that he makes. the first is and ben's crazy quote aside he said to take your intellectual opponent seriously and all those that are dissipated in sharing memes on facebook where we love to make fun of bugs and we have ocasio-cortez or some other democratic socialist saying things that we know are obviously not true. hayek would say take them seriously. he would also say in that same essay and i feel like he's talking about mitch mcconnell here that just because you are criticizi

alan: desde mÉxico salma hayek habla del encuentro con yolanda andrada.george bush ya se hablaba de un ataque terrorista. estamos hablando de personas que habÍan perdido la vida. karla: se evalÚan los daÑos provocados por un poderoso tornado en dakota del sur, algunas construcciones sufrieron daÑos, entre ellas un hospital psiquiÁtrico en donde personas resultaron heridas. no se recupera el servicio elÉctrico . la cruz roja cambio refugio para las personas comunicadas.[habla en inglÉs] karla: enseguida albert martÍnez nos contarÁ más de este violento tornado, superior a las seis millas por hora. alan: y acusan a funcionarios o de fema acusados de fallas en la luz. estÁn relacionados con un esquema ilegal, todos los contratos a una empresa. karla: y mÉxico insiste en que no va a convertirse en un tercer paÍs seguro, es que el gobierno de donald trump parece a esta naciÓn vecina para que contenga a los inmigrantes. adelante, te escuchamos. carolina: para revisar este acuerdo entre ambos paÍses para drenar el flujo de inmigrantes centroamericanos a estados u

salma hayek presenta "monarca".a permitir. cualquier cÁscara de lo que seapuedo alterar el proceso. me imagino que joaquÍn no va a permitir que la hermana venga a meter nada. yo te comprendo. [risas] >>de alguna manera me lo gane. 25 aÑos despuÉs que me vengan a decir cÓmo hacer las cosas no estÁ padre. addis: como con el tequila, los tres tienen su propio destinaciÓn de origen. >> cada personaje tenemos por nuestra madre quÉ tequila somos. yo soy el joven. por fuerte y porque tengo el origen. addis: lo sabroso, lo mÁs fuerte, se esconde en el corazÓn. [risas] >> me gusta, me gusta. algo hay de eso. luego, todo lo que se junta debajo en la raÍz. todo lo que hay ahÍ. los animalitos que comen alrededor. addis: se le llaman bichos, bacterias. >> usted sabe. de dÓnde es usted? addis: uno aprende tomando. >> el amor que se tienen. es a travÉs de ese amor donde se pueden y son capaces de despedazar. a veces, uno a quiÉn mÁs daÑo le hace es a las personas que mÁs aman. addis: "monarca" esta serie se toma derecho, aunque ta

sin una gran perdida para la mÚsica y lo recordaremos siempre a camilo sesto pero mÁs adelante salma hayeka ♪ ) >>> claro que nos llevamos, miren quien llegÓ el papacito de frederic >>> asÍ se saludan por la maÑana >>> claro >>> que a uno le dicen papacito uno sonrÍe y muestra esta sonrisa de alegrÍa vamos a lo que viene mÁs adelante porque los fanÁticos estan celebrando el sÉptimo tÍtulo consecutivo de divisiÓn de los dodgers sin celebraciÓn tranquila les y diremos por quÉ sandarti tambien >>> anda amigo en los Ángeles los tigres del norte dice por quÉ van a la cÁrcel para cantarle a los presos >>> con su cÁmara fue testigo de la muerte de mÁs de 3 mil persona en el 911 en nueva york hablaremos con el fotÓgrafo que a travÉs de sus imÁgenes relata los trÁgicos momentos y cÓmo los trÁgicos momentos y cÓmo casi perdiÓ te apresuras para ir al trabajo, con la cara enterrada en tu teléfono. ¡para! mira hacia arriba. voltea a ambos lados. es un mundo ocupado y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, california. ♪mÚsica♪ >> estamos de vuelta aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" con el mundo del deporte

as you know, tonight we are hosted in an auditorium for economist friedrich hayek. to paraphrase his nobel price acceptance speech, "if man is to do more good than harm in efforts to improve the social order, he won't shape the result as a craftsman shapes his handiwork, but rather cultivate growth by providing the appropriate environment, like the gardener does for his plants." this gardener has two choices -- he can abandon his plants to subsist alone, shrivel up and die, or number two, the gardener can water his plants, place them in sunlight and give them rich soil so they can bloom. the point of hayek's garden is this -- when the government sets the right conditions the , political community flourishes. that is not to say the gardener will micromanager engineer his plants according to a landscape design, but he can create the environment where they produce fruit. conservatives and libertarians have enjoyed a mutually-beneficial alliance. together we have rallied support , for the free market and defeated communism, but in the tradition of the founders, conserva

cÓmo llega " monarca" a salma hayek?ida, son mis mejores aÑos. reportero: macro --con quÉ sueÑas? salma:dirigir la pelÍcula,esta pelÍcula es muy grande, muy cara y muy complicada, creo que el aÑo que entra verÉ si se puede hacer o no. reportero: quÉ mensaje le harÍas a esas personas, a los indocumentados, a los selladores, a las madres solteras que tienen grandes retos? salma:yo pienso que como latinos tenemos en general mujeres, hombres, todos somos soÑadores de alguna manera o de otra. tiene mucho que ver con la autoestima. pienso que, te voy a dar un tips que se puede hacer para la autoestima que me ha ayudado mucho. todos tenemos secretos, normalmente los secretos no quieres que lo sepan porque no quieres que te juzguen, los invito a que tenga secretos de algo que hayan hecho, que sea buenÍsimo y que si lo dijeran te juzgarÍa como tÚ quieres que te juzguen, te verÍan como tÚ quieres que te vean, hay que tener secretos que sÓlo tÚ sabes que forman carÁcter, que te hacen sentirte feliz de ser quien eres, para que cuand

raÚl: salma hayek estÁ feliz. ya no es un sÍmbolo sexual.a: toda la gente hermosa que trabaja duro. alan: vamos con nuestra compaÑera. vamos a ver cÓmo va? mayte: no, no. aquÍ no se puede con la dieta. se disfruta a lo grande. se estÁ cocinando. adelantamos con un par de cositas. quÉ hay aquÍ? >> tenemos polvorÓn, mante cada. mayte: vamos de camino a guanajuato. pudimos compartir con otros latinos que hace la diferencia aquÍ. estas personas como ven estÁn ayudando a la construcciÓn de la remodelaciÓn. estoy segura que madrugaron al igual que nosotros. van a querer disfrutar de algÚn pan caliente. vamos a tratar de ver si se acercan por aquÍ. cuidado. vamos a ver. buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁ? [sonido ambiente] gusta un pan caliente? vamos a ver. lo acabamos de hacer ahora con la seÑora marÍa. desde quÉ hora estÁ trabajando? >> desde las 7:00 de la maÑana. mayte: gusta un pancito?desde quÉ horas trabajas? >>desde las 7:00 de la maÑana. mayte: vamos a ver. [sonido ambiente] bueno, pueden agarrar mÁs si gustan. para el compaÑero. guarde uno para el c

they don't go there to learn things from you don't go to twitter to say, hayek had interesting ideasbout the use of information in a market it and why socialism wasn't able to avail itself of that exchange of information and therefore take central planning difficult. that's not why you go to facebook or twitter. it is why you go to books and i wish people would spend a little more time with books. >> we have a president who has used twitter once or twice. >> we do. >> what does that say to you? >> my last book was called the case against trump which was ineffective apparently. i think donald trump is the perfect example are in some ways of the moment in which we are in because obviously nobody, no serious human being voted for donald trump because of his subtle and sophisticated policies. that is not why people went to donald trump. there are fine reasons to vote for donald trump as i wouldn't myself but if your conservator and you say donald versus hillary i choose donald okay, fine. that is a defense of will idea but people want to trump as a mascot, trump has a kind of wrecking ba

to hayek not with the replacements but with the us canada doing things differently. come to the place where we reflect on society. march 21 column d. w. . natural riches of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. a foreign land has been called ethiopians gringo the country has an abundant supply and leases it to international or from china and . the government is after high export revenues and the corporations profit margins . but not everyone benefits from the booming business. objects from mission environmental destruction. starvation. the price for government to corporate greed above something out of a. dead donkey fear no hyena. start september 18th on d w. the to. play. the bass. player. this is d w news like a from but it must of accusations from. south africa offers a space all of the xenophobia tax unger's of nigerians arrive in a lake ozone free evacuation flights from johannesburg but what does the future hold for the back in their home country looser coming up 18 years on the u.s. marks the anniversary of the $911.00 attacks announces an escalation

ine is goldwater calling him michigan and saying, my two favorite authors are you and friedrich hayek. i need to know what i need to say to make this work. how will i convince people? and i think a young kirk was pretty flattered by that. i think he was taken in by that and he became very involved -- goldwater call to mother time. goldwater call to mother time. they met in places like florida. they strategized, how do we take out the berkshires? -- the birchers? the radicalke out right? these people should not be part of conservatism. that was a good team for a while. the goldwater team went off in different directions. and kirk did not get involved in politics after 1964. if you wanted an honest politician, kirk is fantastic. if you want a winning politician, kirk is not that good. john: along the way, he obviously supported reagan and he also supported eugene mccarthy, pat buchanan -- bradley: he loved norman thomas, a socialist, voted for norman thomas. i think he was much more concerned with personality and who he thought was honest. there's a lot of names and influences that kirk

goldwater calling him from washington, d.c., saying "my two favorite authors are you and friedrich hayek. i need to know what to say to make this work. how will i convince people?" i think a young kirk was pretty flattered by that. he became very involved. goldwater called him all the ime. they met at times in places like florida. they with william f buckley strategized, "how do we take out the birchers? we we don't want these people on our side. how do we take out the radical right? none of these people should be a part of genuine conservatism." then the goldwater movement took off in different directions. kirk did not get involved much past 1964. and he was not good at it. he was good, if you want an honest politician, kirk is fantastic. if you want a winning politician, kirk is not that good. john: along the way, kirk supported reagan, supported gene mccarthy's run in 1976, pat buchanan later on. bradley: he loved norman homas. i think he was much more concerned with personality and who he thought was honest. john: you know, there's obviously a lot of names and influences that kirk en

infrastructure he calls himself a classical liberal he describes the views that are not libertarian like hayek i read the book so you did not have to. [laughter] but anyway. [laughter] so this organized society the voluntary market exchange system and the actual sovereign that human set prices on things that they care about. and then it reflects that you have to honor that but with your price of healthcare and your roads or your education. you name it. and then to intervene in that system with government regulation and government programs if you take money and then give it to those who are losers then you distort the system according to charles koc koch. he has worked diligently and breathtakingly in a disciplined fashion since the seventies to make american society reflect this view. he did it with think tanks he tried to stay away from corporate lobbying since the 19 nineties when a federal investigation came out and he realized if for.washington in the big way then you cannot be on the menu. so since the nineties he builds a political apparatus that rivaled miss america. and when i started

finally exasperated she reaches into her capacious pocketbook, pulls out hayek's constitution of liberty, slams it down on the table and said, this is what we believe. my vision of the future is that someday an american president is going to pick up the conservative sensibility, slam it on the presidential desk and say this is what we believe. until that great dawn, conservatism is homeless and shouldn't pretend otherwise. >> do you see a return to conservatism in your lifetime? george: i'm 78. so my lifetime has a short horizon. >> in the next two generations? george: i don't know. very clearly, some of the rising stars of the republican party think trump is onto something. populism which i believe is everything that conservatism isn't, populism is here to stay. i'm thinking of tom cotton, senator holly of missouri. populism, it is anti-madisonian. madison said, democracy is our system. majorities are going to rule. but therefore care must be taken that majority opinion is filtered and refined through representative institutions and through procedures that slow it down and give it time

a liberal in the sense hayek would call himself a liberal when the sense they would maybe use that inritain in the 19th century or to some extent the way it is still used in europe. i'm not a conservative in the sense that i have a particularly reactionary case in culture. i don't think that ozzie and harriet world of the 1950s is some sort of golden ideal. although eisenhower is my favorite present so what like to maybe get back to the political settlement there. i don't subscribe to any particular bullet list of ideological precepts. there's some things in which a very conservative, some which are pretty radical libertarian, and some things of which i'm a sellout, i'm a republican who like to see change happen slowly and incrementally from are you part of the republican establishment? >> guest: that's funny, i love hearing about that. i quit the republican party back rent 2006 over arlen specter which in retrospect seems really quite. the great thing about this rhetoric about establishment which makes me laugh, i was at a dinner party the future going to come posted by npd figure, t

we begin with three of our favorite ladies teaming up, tiffany haddish, rose byrne and salma hayek willnd up but are in financial trouble and they decide to enlist the help of a beauty titan, salma hayek who makes them an offer that, yeah, may be too good to be true, people. tiffany haddish is also like a boss on the project. not only starring but also execute producing this funny film about the ugly side of the beauty business. "like a boss" hits theaters january 2020 and oh, by the way, you'll see all three of those major stars right here on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, good combo. i love that combo. >> just love tiffany. she really is like a boss. >> yeah, she is. >>> now to three of music's biggest stars also teaming up for a new song for the upcoming "charlie's angels" reboot, check out this. ar yaw -- ariana grande, miley cyrus, lana del rey, they just dropped their new tune called "don't call me angel" along with a brand-new music video. take a look. ♪ don't call me angel >> oh, yeah, don't call me angel. that video came out, guys, at midnight like as in today and alre

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clearly we've got 70 women, names you know, ashley judd, salma hayek.gations. how you do respond to that, and does that matter to you? >> sure, i think it matters. it might matter to me in my analysis of the whole circumstances but if i look at the criminal case, frankly, those allegations don't matter in the context of the criminal case. >> how does harvey explain those allegations? >> i don't think it's about explaining them. any time we talk about men and women and sexual circumstances i think we have to look at the fact there's always an area of gray. so there's these blurred lines and i think sometimes one sidewalks away from an event feeling different than the other and how do we reconcile that. >> it's not uncommon for a woman who has been involved in a traumatic engage management to still be engaged with that man. >> that's her choice. but to come forward -- who knows years later if your memory is exactly the way it was at the time it did. i get frustrated when i hear these types of situations and i hear women say, i didn't have a choice. well,

otro chisme comadre porque bueno vamos a hablar de yolanda y verÓnica, pero primero hablemos de salma hayek serÁ que habran hablado de la boda entre ellas. >> de seguro que hablaron del tema. >> hablando de alejandra guzmÁn escogiÓ a rodner para contarles sobre la que pasa para contarle lo que pasa con frida sofÍa con la cual no tiene comunicaciÓn. >> mira alejandra le contÓ que sufre por partida doble porque ademÁs de los problemas que tiene con su hija tambiÉn tiene los suyos vamos a escuchar. >> trato de acercarme y no lo logro, quisiere tener una reconciliaciÓn, he buscado terapeutas ayuda porque yo tambiÉn tengo mi problema, mi alcoholismo, tuve una depresiÓn por todo lo que pasÓ, ahora estoy mÁs tranquila me tomÉ mi tiempo y gracias por darme tu tiempo y podertetra tan. >> mÁs adelante alejandra guzman rompe en llanto * y confiesa si rompe en llanto * y confiesa si tuvo un romance con el ex de te apresuras para ir al trabajo, con la cara enterrada en tu teléfono. ¡para! mira hacia arriba. voltea a ambos lados. es un mundo ocupado y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, calif

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bill buckley's god and man at yale, friedrich hayek's the road to serfdom. we have about eight, is it eight or nine different categories. we took these 109 books and put them into various states, economics, politics, history and so forth. and what we did was to take a book like, say, the road to serfdom, and then to boil it down to just a page or page and a half to try to get people to see what it is, perhaps to spark their interest in it and make them pick up the whole book and read it. .. a book and then condense it down to three or 400 words. that really it's not easy. that takes an amount of concentration and focus to do that. i couldn't do it for more than a couple of books in any one day. it took us a while. to come up with a hundred and nine books. visit our website a book to be dark. and on the index tab at the top of the page.