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had an intuitive level i believe that lilly ledbetter and hillary clinton were the victims of the unconsciousias but if you were to ask me to prove this, it cannot prove it with scientific certainty. the issue of course israelite doesn't provide us with control groups. scientific experiments provide us with control groups. as i was working on the chapter though i realized there was one population, one group of people who could provide us with a control group by themselves when it came to the issue of sexism and that was the group of people who are transgendered because transgendered people are men who were once women or women who were once men. they made the transition from male to female or female to male and the effects of what we're seeing in gender are true and what we should see is everything else being held constant, a person's education and professional background and experience and skills, if they make the transition from male to female or male to female we should see a difference and it turns out that there is research, sociological research in this case, that shows that is exactly w

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philosophically that is counter intuitive. the unemployment benefits are a form of stimulus. to take them out of the stimulus funds would be a disservice to the entire package. harry reid's office told me today that they were looking far and wide for a 60th vote so they could do this through regular order. they couldn't find one up to the point of recess, so they had to go to recess without these unemployment benefits extended. they're flabbergasted. they think it's terrible politics for republicans, but, also, keep in mind, tax cuts were not paid for. but marginal unemployment and insurance extension has to be paid for? terrible politics. it's awful that it went to this point. 200,000 people might lose their unemployment benefits now, but i don't understand what the gop's card is here. >> what is the christina romer, picking up public support for wall street, does that suggest that the white house might capitulate and leave loopholes that we'll have a repeat of 2008 and we'll have a melt down then? >> i know the roll call story said mitch mcconnell is talking about what to d

it was also stunning to see peoples intuitive understanding that politicians had gotten this wrong in many what's that our constant interpretation of this as a debate between republicans and democrats, industry and environmentalists, americans and chinese and whatever is the most superficial understanding. this is a much, much, much more important debate than that. it's a debate between human beings on the one hand and physics and chemistry on the other. that's a tough debate because physics and chemistry don't bend. i'm sorry your economy is in a tough patch. let's suspend the rules are. they told us what the bottom line is. 350 parts mer million. we had a great day and we went off to copenhagen. and copenhagen in certain ways -- this big climate conference was pretty grand. we had a church service in the middle of it great cathedral and desmond tutu spoke at it. and 3,000 churches across europe did the same thing that afternoon. it was all remarkable. and 117 of the world's nations signed onto this 350 target which made us quite happy. but they were the wrong 117 nations, okay? they

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i think i got a lot of that from them, and intuition and savvy and knowing how to survive is a big partf its common -- big part of it, and a lot of why i said in a book i could have been a better father was that i did not have time to teach my children they had to survive by themselves, they can as i gave them too much. i give them too much to this day -- because i gave them too much. i give them too much to this day. i would not change anything for the world. they are wonderful children, but i could have spent more time with them. there are choices in life. i made a choice for career and success. when you make that choice, you give up something. i worked 24 hours today and seven days a week. i do not know about saturday or sunday, holidays or vacations. to me, working and being around people and talking and persuading people in politics and charity work and movies and television, broadway, everything i have done has always been about persuading people to do it my way. tavis: i have to take that last comment and say, that is awfully empty. this guy has lived 73 years, and with all the t

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but metaphysical dream he meant the intuitive sense we have of the way the world is. not a set of their radical constructions, but a deep, precontracted sense of constructions. culture is originally on matter of today's sitting. thus, we can understand why its most splendid flourishing stance and proximity with the primitive phase of a people, in which there are powerful feelings of oughtness directed towards the world in before the failure of nerve has begun. he writes, culture is sent it refined and measured by intellect. he is not saying feeling is everything, but he is saying we are moved to embrace truth by a love for the truth. i think this is an augustinian idea. our explicit ideas rest on what he calls the metaphysical dream. it echoes a very nicely with another description of how cultures shape our consciousness. he writes, our culture survives prince away by the power of institutions to bind and lose men -- by thsurvives prinicapply the power of institutions to bind and policemen. with that understanding -- bind an loose men. [unintelligible] common sense of

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they are the hall of famers, the intuitive decision makers. they've developed that skill was this something in that they possess they can see it and sends it in a way that no one else can and maybe they can't quite be coached to that level would bring it about. another important factor is a lost trade for art. the guilty to think strategically. one of the greatest crisis on here is where are the marcion's tv commercials, george marshall. you think about the end of the cold war -- i mean the end of world war ii, the beginning of the cold war, harry truman, george marshall, arthur vandenberg, republicans and democrats, different views of things decided we are entering a new phase. we've just come from this huge success. we were the victors of a major superpower if not the only one at that time and yet they foresaw the future of a different world and in need to operate differently. they did things that in our history up to that point and since then were truly remarkable. first of all, republican congress, democratic administration working togethe

intuitive planners tend to kind of hit the buzzwords of the day, the hot things of the day. but analytical planners tend to have a strategy that they follow and that will work for them time and again. >> speak of strategies, bernie madoff the famous schemer didn't tell his customers much of his financial and investment operation let alone his financial strategy. if you have a secret method from a financial advisor, is that a red flag, how much should you be able to understand? >> well, i think it is a red flag. i mean it is either they are making it so complicated that you know, they are trying to sound smart or they are not telling you anything at all. they could be hiding fraud. or they could be hiding the fact that they really don't have a thorough strategy. i guess it is possible that they have some great secret that is going to make a ton of money. but given the two out of those three alternatives are bad, are you probably better off going with someone who can explain their strategy. >> we appreciate the ideas on your mind and your money. thank you so much. >> thank you

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it is intuitive that if you let one company control to a substantial almost complete degrees leal distribution and even production in this country that would be bad for society. good for the guys that run the company and may be good for the shareholders depending how that works out, not good for the united states it's always complicated. there's always back-and-forth. i'm an economist. i'm dismal and i'm cynical. and we make this very clear in the book. but there is no way that it is acceptable for these large banks to operate at this size with this kind of risk profile with this political power it must stop and these are six banks, that's it. our proposal, the argument we are having on congress and we will see how many we can bring with us, a lot of people are interested but a lot are afraid it's about limiting the power and size of six banks. that's the blind spot in the legislation, six banks which operate it is true very much in the interest of people who control them. we are talking about several hundred people and we won't take them on. we are not ready to take them on. andrew jackson fo

it is obvious, it is intuitive to you that if you let one company control to a substantial almost complete degree, oil distribution and even production in this country, that would be bad for society, good for the guys who run the company, maybe good for the shareholders depending on how that works out. not good for the united states. that's the basic principle on which we structure this economy in the 20th century. and yes i understand it's always complicated. there's always back-and-forth good i'm an economist. i'm dismal, writes? and i'm cynical, you know that. am i make this very clear in the book. but there is no way that it is acceptable for these large banks to operate at this size with this kind of risk profile, with this amount of political power? it must stop. and these are specific banks that the? our proposal, the argument were having on congress and you know, we'll see how many people we bring with us. a lot of people are interested, but a lot of people are afraid here it is about limiting the size and power six banks. six banks, which operate, it is true, very much in the inte

and that's i think very intuitive. paying your bills is always a good thing to do. if you overuse credit, so if i have a credit limit of $10,000 but i maintain a balance of $9,000, i've used up 90% of that credit limit. generally credit scores score that adversely as well because it looks like you're bumping up the very maximums of what you've been allowed to have access to. so those are some of the issues that you have to think about. host: first phone call. independent line in georgia. go ahead. caller: i wanted to find out, you're talking about get your credit report and get the score for your report. but actually, what score are you talking about? because i know the fico scores are not included in there because i think isn't right. that's what a lot of these companies go by is your fico score bazed on your credit report. but for some reason you have to pay extra in order to get those fikeo scores. and i think that should be included as part of your credit report. also, i wanted to make the comment. i had signed up for credit monitoring, and it seemed like a pret

had an intuitive level i believe that lilly ledbetter and hillary clinton were the victims of the unconscious bias but if you were to ask me to prove this, it cannot prove it with scientific certainty. the issue of course israelite doesn't provide us with control groups. scientific experiments provide us with control groups. as i was working on the chapter though i realized there was one population, one group of people who could provide us with a control group by themselves when it came to the issue of sexism and that was the group of people who are transgendered because transgendered people are men who were once women or women who were once men. they made the transition from male to female or female to male and the effects of what we're seeing in gender are true and what we should see is everything else being held constant, a person's education and professional background and experience and skills, if they make the transition from male to female or male to female we should see a difference and it turns out that there is research, sociological research in this case, that shows that is exactly

create your own small-business site with intuit websites.fits your business and customize, publish and get found in three easy steps. sweet. all from just $4.99 a month, get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. >>> we're back. republicans have been talking a big game about running on the pledge of repealing health care. you hear that line. we will repeal it. some are distancing themselves from the promise. senator bob corker said last week "i think that's probably not going to be practical." earlier this week the senator told a group of people at vanderbilt, "the fact is that's not going to happen, okay?" both the illinois senate candidate mark kirk is out there, recently backed away from the idea of repeal. let's listen. >> it is not at this point within our capability. we do not have the votes. we lost. we absolutely lost. the question that i have before me is, how do i help my constituents understand the tremendous tax burden that is about to hit? it may not be total repeal at the end of the day. it may be a series of fixes over the course

where was the intuitive leadership judgment that said something may not be right in this market? could comment, and i think on the risk management's side working closely with the business and may view ourselves as partners of the business and a lever on the desk and try to do with the two-way dialogue on a daily basis, i interacted with my counterpart who covered the global securitized markets, the market making in subprime are mda's, a major river consistent in terms of the methodology used mr. dominguez mentioned a while assets were in the warehouse as they repay ramp up ahead of plan it cdo's they were being marked daily even though it is a securitization went ahead by to lee citi would recover its cost and reflected that the volatility through p and l on a daily basis. we relied on markets surveillance. everything from our own internal rmbsç mortgage research department, clon cdo's research groups, then we also looked at other market indicators, the fact that cdo's were pricing, recently priced deals are still something extremely tight spreads whether it was from major insur

>> in terms of-- like malcolm said they often have reconceived ideas or some intuition of what a story might be. but you often find yourself in different places, and i think some of my-- comes from insecurity and feeling like if i just work harder and get the information, can betty-- get a better story but for the case of the willingham story which is about this man who was executed for setting fire and killing his three children and may affect been innocent. when i began the story i call this defense attorney and he mentioned this. his defense attorney said oh yeah, he definitely did. i hung up the phone and i said well he has to be guilty. his own defense attorney thinks he is guilty so that is kind of where it began and then i went on a journey that began to really raise serious questions about the reliability of the evidence in the case. >> in so many, and that story in particular is about crime and there is another story about, i don't even know if it is identity theft. it is a french man, just so haunting, about this man, a frenchman who poses as the lost son of the american fami

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when you study the matter systematically and scientifically, however, we find our intuitions are notupported by the evidence. it turns out that religious belief is not only not necessarily cause for suicide terrorism, it isn't even a sufficient cause either, there are many suicide bombers going back 50 or 100 years who came from entirely secure their backgrounds or even atheist backgrounds and had nothing to do with religion and a lot of the research that is looked at the phenomenon of suicide terrorism from a scientific perspective has looked less the psychological makeup of the people and the specific elements of their ideological background and looked at what is common between suicide bombing across the ages so if you look at what the japanese did on the closing days of world war ii against the allies or what the sri lanka in tigers did in the 1980's or if you look at the use of suicide terrorism in a variety of theaters today what we find is that the process by which people become suicide bombers is common across the different cultural and national contexts. suicide bombers tend

>> well, in terms of being from l.a., i think i often have preconceived ideas or some intuition of what a story might be. but you often find yourself in different places. and i think some of my dogness probably comes from insecurity. a feeling if i just work harder and get the information i can get a better story. but for the case -- like the cameron todd willingham story, this man was executed for setting a fire that killed his three children and may, in fact, have been innocent. and when i began that story i called his defense attorney. and you mention this and his defense attorney said, oh, yeah, he did it. he definitely did it. and i hung up the phone, well, he has to be guilty. his own defense attorney thinks he's guilty. and so that was kind of where i began. and then i went on a journey that began to really raise serious questions about the reliability of the evidence in this case. >> in so many of the -- well, that story in particular is about crime. and there's another story about identity. i don't know if it's identity theft. it's a french man -- it's just so haunting of this

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>> you know, i think it's just mother's intuition.ust something that was kind of that nagging at you that just said turn around. i think that those three words have been pretty impactful in my life lately. turn around. you know, i'm forever grateful that we did. he is a fine young man that's changed our life. >> mike: i think that was one of the more powerful moments maybe this scene in which your friends depicted to saying you have changed this young man's life and you said, no, he has changed mine. i thought that was very powerful. sean, when leann first started talking about you guys bringing michael into the tuohy family, were you just kind of used to leann doing things like this? >> yeah. >> mike: was that sort of the way you were expected to accept? okay, leann has an idea here? >> talking about it is a little bit of a stretch. i mean, she tells us about it. [ laughter ] >> mike: no? >> yef. truth is, epiphany moment. hardest question to answer, when did you decide? heck, we don't remember. because it was -- we kind of joke abou

republicans to defeat reform and expect the tea party crowd to be okay with it would seem counter intuitive again. i would suspect the white house knows it has one or two moderate republicans it can turn to for a semi serious, comprehensive regulatory reform bill. >> sam stein, thanks as always. >>> belittleing, except for today, six minors are after another underground explosion. >>> the breaking news at this hour, at 3:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon, the mine country in raleigh county, west virginia, shook with an all-too-familiar sound. six miners are dead after an explosion at the upper big n trs barely a mark on the environment. and a country facing climate change finds climate solutions. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. mayo's always saying how real it is. we agree. it's real... boring. ♪ are you up for some sandwich-kicking flavor? are you miracle whip? because with national, i roll past the counter... and choose any car in the aisle. choosing

and we know that intuitively because now that a gene has been isolated in this particular case, you can tell a woman years if not decades before she has any signs or symptoms whether she is going to develop breast cancer. and i think that's exactly the type of inventions that the patent system is designed to encourage. and i think it's doing a good job. and i'm concerned that suits like this could actually sometimey that process. >> daniel ravicher, this idea of owning a gene, do we agree on that, i mean cause that's a hard concept for people to grasp. >> we actually disagree. because in effect, what these patents are, you want to isolate your gene and that is a required part of the patent. but to isolate your gene simply means you go to a doctor and they withdraw your blood and they want to look at your gene and see if you have a mutation. so the judge agreed with us this week that isolating genes from your body is no different than looking at the gene inside your body. and in fact, the whole purpose of why isolating your gene is worthwhile is because it is exactly the same as the gene

, maybe prejudices, but these intuitive feelings that we have how human relations ought to be.n is on your -- in the daily dish, you write a lot about neuroscience. and i wonder whether as the foundations of behavior have become understood in terms of neurocircuitry, in terms of the things that make us who we are, do you think that's going to change our perception of what's normal, not normal if we start understanding the foundations of behavior, is that a way of replacing in my optimistic view -- replacing natural law and turning the question into a different kind of question? and i wanted to hear what you had to say about that. >> i do. i do think it will open a whole new worlds of understanding of what human -- what being human is. i'm fascinated, for example, of the new york science of faith. i'm fascinated by the studies of the brains of people in deep meditation compared to people who are not. i'm fascinated by the possibility of understanding the homosexual mind. and the heterosexual mind and see if there are differences to see how subtle they are and obviously they chan

is it intuitive, or at a moral judgment that you do not like as having a lot of stuff?here are different ways of looking at the problem. >> it is not a tight correlation between staff and standard of living. i have chosen to live in the united states rather than new guinea. for most of the year, i like to be at home and listen to opera and live in might nice house. there is nothing wrong with having stuff, as long as we have stuff at a sustainable rate, and as long as the rest of the world has enough stuff that they are not angry at us and try to this story the world trade towers. >> our decisions here do have implications for other societies, both positive and negative. it was not true that the collapse of easter island did not lead to severe global repercussions. now, the crossover from viral chatter does have an effect on our lives here. you spent a lifetime thinking about some of these problems. you head an organization that looks at global challenges. what do you think is different now about the challenges, if anything? back in the days of the plate in the middle a

of course, it's obvious that it is obvious that it is intuitive to you that if you let one company control, to a substantial almost complete agree, oil distribution and even production, in this country, that would be bad for society. good for the guys who run the company, may be good the shareholders. not good for the united states. that's the basic vegetable on which we structured this economy in the 20th century. and yes, i understand it's always complicated. they're so his back and forth. i am an economist. i am dismal, right? and i am cynical. you know that. and we make this very clear in the book. but there is no way that it is acceptable for these large banks to operate at the size with this kind of risk profile, with this amount of political power. it must stop. and these are six banks. that's it. our proposal, the are you were having on congress, you know, we will see how many people we bring with us. and a lot of people are interested but a lot of people are a free. it's about limiting the power and the size of six banks. that's the blind spot in the legislation. six banks. which

. >> it would seem counter intuitive that he could do well here, but the number of times i've seen tiger woods do the impossible in the last 16 years is countless. >> reporter: tiger's back. and he's in to win it. well, tiger certainly will have some competition today. the heed are board is packed with some of the all-time greats. couples is leading it, but also tom watson and phil mickelson. it should be 134 kind of day. >> armen keteyian in augusta. thank you very much. also in augusta this morning is cbs sports golf an loois we could an baker finch. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you or were you not surprised with the way he played golf yesterday in. >> i was a little surprised, although at the start of the week, i picked him as someone i thought would finish in the top three. so i was sxenkexpecting him to well. i was surprised how calm and relaxed he appeared, but did he get a nice reception at the first tee and that allowed him to have that comfortable feeling and i think the good drive off the first tee sort of set the tone, as well. so everything seemed to go so perfectly

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it is intuitive that if you let one company control to a substantial complete almost degree an oil distribution and even production in this country, that would be bad for society. good for the guys who run the company, may be good for the shareholders depending on how that works out, not good for the united states. the basic principle on which we structure that economy in the 20th century and yes i understand, dulles, kitty, there's always back and forth her time an economist. i'm dismal, right? and i'm cynical, you know that. and we make this very clear in the book. but there is no way that it is acceptable for these large banks to operate out of size, with this kind of risk profile come with this amount of political power. it must stop. and these are six banks, that's it. at our proposal, the argument were having on congress and we'll see how many people will bring with us. a lot of people are interested, but a lot of people are afraid or your it's about limiting the power of the size of six eggs. the blind spot in the legislation. six banks, which operate, it is true, very much in the intere

that is surprising and intuitive. these adolescents grew up in an environment with lofty notions like sacrifice, social service and duty. they are surrounded by saying about -- sayings about putting others before yourself. they understand from firsthand experience that the family is an institution that requires constant attention. they see the deployed soldier caught in the middle. our study examines diplomat stress, how the you deal with the stress of an individual deployment. when we look at the ability to cope with the deployment, we found that in addition to those strengths, the believe that american soldiers are making a difference in the world is the number one predictor. we found very common factors but also found attitudinal factors made a difference. a child's opinion of the call of duty makes a difference. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you for your comments and the work you have done. i will start with you first because i find that interesting. one of the things i wonder about is if you were abl

. >> i guess i will have a counter intuitive answer.specific to muslim-americans, i do not think you need to be bilingual. young people, 90% or above, prefer english and are fluent in english. the may be counter-intuitive peace to candidates and to people wanting to reach muslim americans is to not tailor your message to much, to actually be more mainstream and speak to them as you would any other community, and the other mainstream community where you are talking to them about issues on the economy or health care. i think that when we over-taylor messages to some groups, it actually can cause more of a feeling of alienation than being tailored. the advice i think i have is to make the message very mainstream. >> i have to agree with matt and dalia, specifically with regard to latino audiences here in the u.s., where overtim time, we ned to be aware of cultural nuance, but also understand the interest of any given all the cultural community to assimilate or integrate into american society. therefore, we look at it and we want to make su

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