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remarried later--louise otis--geist otis nichols and who died in may; was a marvelous person who had, to my ino--immense joy, the chance to read this book in bound galleys and was very enthusiastic about it. i felt very pleased that it--that it pleased her. c-span: when did the judge die? >> guest: some years ago. c-span: did he have a chance to see you be successful? >> guest: well, he knew about earlier books, but i think this book has--is probably the most accessible for people of those i have written. c-span: after you got out of radcli... >> guest: in non-academics, anyway. c-span: after you got out of radcliffe, where'd you go? >> guest: well, i went for--for a year to the london school of economics on a fulbright, was married at the end of the year and then came back to do my graduate work at harvard. c-span: who'd you marry? >> guest: i married charles maier, who is a historian, now a professor, at harvard. c-span: you got your phd in what? >> guest: in american history. and i work with bernard bailyn, who was an eminent historian of early american--of early america at harvard. c-span:

megyn: it was around 80 thundershowers ino -- it was around 80 thousand in the month of june?0 or more -- 300,000 or more would be the norm. megyn: we were doing okay back in january. now look at us down to 80,000, 100,000. we are so far from where we were. why and how do we get back on the other track? >> if i had the power to change it i would cease the war on success. apple does 60% of this business outside this country but they pay taxes inside this country. i would say bring back the $500 million, whatever it is and all of these other companies out there could do the same, we could have an amazing stimulus programs that would cost taxpayers zero amount of money. it would rekindle the potential of this company. it's not just businesses. banks, individuals. people are afraid. megyn: look at this chart. if that's the explanation as you put it, the war on business. wasn't there a war on business back in january and february? why were we doing relatively well back then, then you see it going steadily down hill and staying in the doldrums? what led to that decline? >> every now

in a small town controlled by the rebels near the border with turkey, they have been turned turned ino ghosttowns through heavy pounding by heavy artillery and mortars. those who remain in the small towns are facing tough shortages of food, water and electricity. and the water itself is often contaminated. back to you. >> shannon: steve hariggan, live. thank you. back at home, medicare is steako taking center stage on the campaign trail and the sunday shows. the tone more hostile with both sides claiming the other will destroy medicare and leave seniors out in the cold. steve centanni is live. >> reporter: facts, figures, attacks and counter attacks over medicare. vice-presidential candidate, paul ryan kept the spotlight on the issue yesterday by appearing alongside his 78-year-old mother, saying medicare has helped his family and everybody should enjoy that same promise. he also claims the obama plan would hurt seniors and put the program out of business. he was backed up today by republicans supporters on the sunday talk shows. ive the medicare trust fund part a. being solvent throug

also, your interviewer seems to kind you continue to call ur ino kind you continue to call you by julianne malveaux. i am wondering for you, because i know how much you must have worked to get this degree. is that something that concerns you at all? >> host: are at c-span from one of our policies if you are a medical doctor, we will use that in your title. if you are not, we will put your name up there. julianne malveaux. that is the name that has been up there. and if you noticed, i have mixed it up and call her doctor julianne malveaux, we do not use first names there. i will not just refer to her by her first name. you will see a mix in the last few hours and i think it has been pretty fair to think that doctor julianne malveaux would agree with that. thank you for calling him, we appreciate it very much. you have any, you want to make. >> guest: i think in an academic context, of course, respect is due. i don't ever want someone to call me by my first name when someone else in the same conversation is referred to as doctor. the policy of medical doctors is one that you find in a number

down and stood next to my son and wife he said you just introduced himas next president and i said do ino. my wife said yes, you did. i jumped back on the stage and corrected myself. >> barack obama did the same thing as he introduced joe biden. >> i like how the son said you did it and he said no, i didn't. >> paul ryan bounced back from a tough wisconsin childhood and get elected to congress at the age of 28. joining us who has known paul ryan since intern is juliana glover. >> thanks for joining us. and what are your impressions of congressman ryan. >> he's always led with principle and personable . i first heard his name when i worked for bill kristol and he worked for jack kemp. krstol came down with a memo regarding health care during clinton health care debate and talking about how brilliant the memo was and a young man who wrote this and extraordinary intellect. i came to know paul a little bit over the years and he's always been someone who seemed to be demur from power and in the political game for the power of ideas and changing the landscape. it's even watching him over the la

sector and as governor of massachusetts, mitt romney always asks, "how can i help small businesses grow, ino? it's the right question and the question this administration never thinks to ask. why should we be surprised? president obama has never even run a lemonade stand. and you know what? it shows. [cheers and applause] for the sake of the future of small business, we need to replace barack obama with mitt romney. [cheers and applause] we need to replace barack obama with mitt romney because mitt truly gets it. mitt understands the hopes and dreams of small business owners throughout our great country. but don't just take my word for it. i want you to hear from someone who is directly on the front lines of small business. jack gilcrist is a small business owner from hudson, new hampshire. three generations of his family have used their own hands to build gillcrist metal fab caight. it's a true family business founded by jack's father and carried on by jack and his son. jack is the face of small business in america. and, yes, he did build it. [cheers and applause] please join me in welcomin

i'm sure waiting for harry to put ino it was that told him what he says they told him.for a minute, by the way. but every year i paid at least 13% and if you add in addition the amount that goes to charity, why the number gets well above 20%. >> well above 20%. >> i was so bored that i don't know what he said. >> the obama's lis smith responded, "there is substantial reason to doubt his claims. we have a simple message for him -- prove it." is that enough? so he paid. that's it. we're done, move that over. it's over because he said that. >> he said it. it's now on a national television program so to joe's point he's either lying or he's not. right? i have a feeling the obama backers will say that he's lying. the republicans that support him will say, well there you go, it's out and we'll pretty much end up where we began. it is not going to matter to the doubters out there anyway. it is like the republicans with obama's college transcripts. right? release them. we just want to verify you you went to college. >> obama hasn't released a lot of things. >> yeah, he did. he

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