i think it's janet yellen, don cohen. >> why are you living? >> you've given me the perfect introduction to john harwood. he tweeted on this very issue today. let me tell them what you said. only potus and a few others really know, but well-informed person on team obama this a.m. pegs summer's chances for fed chair as 2-3. what more can you tell us? >> a few things. we can't emphasize that this is a very closely held thing. so, the people that we're talking to, me and the other people covering this are those who are reading tea leaves, talking to their friends, picking up shards of information. we don't know. we're getting near the finish line. there's a campaign by liberals in the senate, especially, to press for janet yellen. they want to have the first woman fed chair. they don't like the fact that larry summers said some things that people thought were insulting to women when he was the president of harvard. they don't like his management style, the fact that he supported bank deregulation in the clinton administration. but larry summers se

janet yellen has a great record.'ve had a surprising number of discussions, karen, that follow the same pattern. yellen is great but either she looks toughness, she's short on gravitas, she's too soft spoeke or passive. >> those are some of the comments people make when we get the exact opposite about why people don't like larry summers' personality, because he's so brash, because he can be taken as offensive. but i think this will come down to, to some degree, and i would imagine the president knows this, the politics in the fall. i mean if he's going to try to get harry reid to do something that is going to use a lot of political capital knowing the mess that the republicans have created, that they're going to have to also deal with in the fall, at some point you have to decide where are you going to spend that political capital. >> the last thing he needs is a fight against his own party. >> john, i want to -- i'm going to cut you off, i'm sorry. john, i know you're not a betting man. but if you had to bet, seeing

larrysomeers is a product of harvard, janet yellin of yale. they both seem strongly at this time in our economic history, the government, particularly the fiscal side of government-- tax and spend ago should be more aggressive. both of them believe the fed has a pretty important role to play in getting the economy going again. i think there may be some differences in nuance about how they would actuallyin actually e job when they got there. their personalities are very different. i think in terms of the fed policy we'd expect, i think there's not that much difference between them. >> woodruff: i want to ask you about that. there are prominent democrats coming out and talking about larry summers' position on deregulation before the financial collapse in 2008, and they're questioning whether if larry summeres were chosen the current fed policy of bond buying, stimulating the economy, getting the government involved in the economy, would continue. >> well, i think what summers has said is that he doesn't think this quantitative easing, this bond

i think janet yellen and larry summers are the same type of person. will get the same kind of printing. larry summers started during the mexican currency crisis. they started printing money. host: plenty of questions. thank you. guest: a lot of what was said has some merit in terms of yellen and janet larry summers being similar in terms of their monetary policy. most people expect they would pursue similar policies is appointed, at least in the near term. janet yellen has been more outspoken in support of quantitative easing them larry summers. as far as inflation, some things like gas and some food prices have risen. my thing was only that there have been forecasts of significant price increases which has not yet come true. the point was made you cannot just print money and have no consequences. there is some truth to that. lower interest rates have impacted savers and older americans who live on fixed incomes and often their savings. it is hard for them to earn money from that. that is one consequence some people see as a negative. host: back to th

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i don't think there's much that janet yellen can do.nk that she's some sort of dangerous super-dove idea. i think that's ma larky, but i would be surprised if it's not larry summers. >> jeff, i'll ask you for your choice, but one point quickly. both of those extinguished -- there's no taylor rule, no nominal gdp rule. it's called the phillips curve trade-off, but that's what they're going to do, they're both going to target. the unemployment rate. >> i think there is a difference, but from that perspective, yes, with you say it be moved from 6.5% to 7%. we think that was a big game changer, but i think yellen is the choice, it's a smoother transition. i think larry is brilliant, and we're not taking anything away from him, but i think he's more volatile. there's a huge person kind of relationship in washington, so maybe he gets the nod, but from a more sedated perspective, yellen would be the better transition. >> listen, janet yellen, again she has spoken very positively about nominal gdp, afternoonors fed policy to a nominal gdp targe

will it be janet yellin or larry summers to fill in one of the most important jobs?attle of the next federal chairman has been intense and highly unusual. >> in the old days, if you campaigned for it or people on your behalf campaigned for it, it looked bad. this whisper campaign on behalf of yellin and summers is really new in washington. >> reporter: democrats sent a letter to president obama urging him to pick yellin. but summers has people in higher places, too. bob rubin is reported until his corner. one thing is certain. bernanke's shoes will be big ones to fill. washingtonians loves the billion dolla -- money he pumps into it each month. >> she's been at bernanke's side for the past two years as vice chair. >> reporter: as second in command, yellin has deep respect inside the federal reserve. she's no stranger to politics, serving as vice chairman of the advisers under the president. summers, on the other hand, is a world-renowned economic superstar. he was director of the economic council under president obama and a former treasury secretary under clinton. he

janet yellen and the economic advisors. both have plus and minuses, the lead candidate thought to be larry summers. the fed chairman won't be attending. other top fed officials will be here like bill dudly, the president of the new york fed, jim from st. louis and john williams from san francisco along with christine la garza head of the imf and central bankers from around the world. big top picks will be whether quantitative easing will be working and if not, what the federal reserve should do instead. is the strategy adequate? the conference beginning tomorrow night with a dinner and academic papers and discussion over the next two days and i think one of the things i'll

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janet langhart cohen. i am sorry about the young white kid who was beaten.ave not heard from jesse jackson or al sharpton, you have just heard from janet langhart cohen. that was reprehensible in i am sorry about that. as far as the president throwing his grandmother under the bus, i did not hit the impression that when she admitted to him that she was nervous about black man, and countering black - blac -- blacken -- and was a woman of her era conditions to react that way. peter, need to dump this program and run for president. i have gotten into a dialogue about race for years and years. i get frustrated when i hear people say we need to have a national dialogue or we need to talk about race. i think it it's talked about a lot. talked- i think it gets about a lot. what would you like to have ?hite people discuss host: are you white, black? black. there is a black guy in the white house. we have come a long way in this country. we have removed barriers that prevent blacks from moving forward. what we really need to do is have a dialogue that says what we re

i'm also told that geithner himself is not happy with janet yellen as a possible choice. now that leaves don kohn a name used by president obama. but don kohn, i know he's a good guy, good man, a smart man but he's a 70 something guy. that's why i'm coming back to geithner who has run the search. that much i know. >> absolutely. if you run the search. if that's your reporting i have no reason to doubt it. what i would suggest, those is don's name has been mentioned. i think what you're getting as more than anything else the white house has bungled this affair from the beginning. i don't know how it quite spun out of control but they certainly didn't control the process. they let janet yellen hang out there for a while and then damaged her by putting in larry summers name. then larry summers has been out there and made him available to be whacked in the press and media and become a magnet for political controversy and criticism. so you may be right here they have to move on. one of the things about the fed is the guy who or the woman who is appointed chairman should be uni

you can deploy and so far she says i think that janet yellen is going to be the next fed chairman but larry summers is an extraordinarily capable of such. swim the washington. so unlikely i would think that he could very well wind up and spend charm and i think that if he doesn't beat us off because he's terrible but you know you never know you know you never know but let me go back to something you said before you were talking about money printing and critic and i know that you're also talking about hyperinflation on your blog critics say that we haven't seen the price inflation yet you know and we have these almost now two trillion dollars in excess reserves do they really matter. well i think that they do the thing is prices have risen so far. specifically oil and gold have risen since two thousand and eight but they've doubled since then since they're two thousand a lot less right and so i wouldn't go so far there hasn't been even i would say it's obviously the deflationary pressures have been far greater than the inflationary pressures up to this point. and so as a as an about hy

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the other, federal reserve vice chairman janet yellen. here's how the washington post put it. has the appointment of a new fed chairman been accompanied by so much commotion penetrating even the political dead zone of mid august. the opposing camps have waged high-profile media campaigns featuring dueling op-eds. to talk about we have jared bernste bernstein, and cnbc contributor ron ensana. good to see both of you. >> good morning. >> all of this politicking, the fed's supposed to be apolitical, the white house doesn't like the vetting process to be public. why, jared, has this gotten so wild? >> well, i'm sure from the white house perspective, that's a great question. this is not at all the fight they want to have right now. i think it's gotten wild because the president himself came out fairly strongly suggesting even though it's not been completely -- we know it's going to happen, that bernanke will be leaving his post at the end of this year. so, of course, that opens things up and the next thing you know you've got the two front runners and we do have a frenzy that's not

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will it be janet yellin or larry summers to fill one of the world's most important and demanding jobs the battle on both sides to influence the white house on the next federal reserve chairman has been intense and highly unusual. >> in the old days, if you campaigned for it or people on your behalf campaigned for it it looked bad. this whisper campaign on beof summers and yellen is new in washington. >> reporter: some democrats sent a letter to president obama urging him to pick yellen but summers has supporters in high places, too. tim geithner and bob reuben are both reportedly in his corner. one thing is certain. bernanke's shoes will be big ones to fill. wall street loves the tens of billions of stimulus he pumps into the economy each month. summers is skeptical and yellen is believed to be in favor. >> yellen is seen as continuity with bernanke. she's been at bernanke's side for the past two years as the vice chair. they coordinate policy together. >> reporter: yellen has deep respect inside the federal reserve. she is no stranger to politics, servesing a chairman of the white ho

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. >> almost two weeks into the siege, janet reno was sworn in as attorney general of the united statesefed on the situation in waco, she endorsed the fbi's plan to be patient and wait out the crisis. >> the fbi turned up the heat. >> waiting did not mean doing nothing. authorities bombarded the compound with noise and light. and sometimes cut the electricity and phones for hours at a time. then another major turning point. >> it seemed like during the siege, if we did what they asked the next thing the guys on the ground, the tactical team smashing out the vehicles and smashing up bulldozing the trees down. it's like every time we did it, they were punishing us one way or another. >> as the press coverage grew, the siege drew both curious onlookers and protesters, many of them gun rights supporters. >> he can quite literally feel the crosshairs on him from branch davidian compound. >> the meeting is positive. the fbi negotiators arranged to meet again in two days and deliver writtens assurances requested by koresh, but schneider abruptly cancels the second meeting. >> he indicated that

you said yes, larry summer, janet yellin, both qualified.talked about male politician fatigue. why does her gender have anything to do with it? >> a., we won't see pictures of her private parts, lady bitted applying about the internet. we learn not a fan of anybody, but i do agree with him that i think what's been unpress denned in this administration is that this president has not like any other president gotten his picks whether it's because so i think that he may be a little prickly and i'm not sure he'll apoint larry summers. i think he was defending him. i think he was loyal because larry summers did help him get out of the mess that george bush left us in economically. >> yes. >> as a liberal, i think he did help us get out of the mess and i think the president was personally loyal and i think he's prickly about not everybody criticizing his picks, when every other president got whoever they want to serve with them. >> we heard administration is po d frankly. if she's qualified, she's qualified and we'll pick her why is the left wing m

. >> not that i think janet yellen would be a bad choice.would be a better choice. i think he's had more real world experience around the world, not just in the u.s. >> would you agree with that? you clearly disagree but what experience would you cite for janet yellen for being the next fed chair? >> i don't know why real world experience matters for this particular job. i spent the last numbers of years -- i've hired dozens of people and when i look at a resume i look at a bunch of things, not just whether or not you have an iq of 1,000 or whether you traveled around the world or who your best friends are in politics but it comes down to experience. in fact, i would say the three major factors behind this choice should be experience experience, and experience okay. mark carney didn't get the top job at the bank of england because he's got friends over in london or because he was a big shot at goldman sachs. the reality is that he built up a dossier at the bank in canada as being a pre'em ent central banker so it comes down to experience in

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. >> almost two weeks into the siege, janet reno was sworn in as attorney general of the united statesuation in waco, she endorsed the fbi's plan to be patient and wait out the crisis. >> the fbi turned up the heat. >> waiting did not mean doing nothing. authorities bombarded the compound with noise and light. and sometimes cut the electricity and phones for hours at a >> he can quite literally feel the crosshairs on him from branch davidian compound. >> the meeting is positive. the fbi negotiators arranged to meet again in two days and deliver writtens assurances requested by koresh, but schneider abruptly cancels the second meeting. >> he indicated that david didn't think it was necessary, so i said, wait a minute, you don't want to come out or david doesn't want you to come out? he says, well, david doesn't think it's necessary. >> for agent sage, a heated phone conversation follows and provokes a crucial realization about koresh. >> at one point -- i said, david, i am absolutely confident in my salvation as a christian, and you, partner, are not in a position to judge me. now, that

there was none. >> attorney general janet reno approves the insertion of tear gas into the compound.i approve the plan, i'm responsible for it. i advised the president, but did not advise him of the details. >> it is one more major turning point, although reno leaves it to the fbi to decide when to take action. >> we went 27 days with nobody being released. david koresh became more violent in his rhetoric. >> he has made such statements as. we are ready for war. let's get it on. >> finally, on about the 18th of april, the decision was made that we have had enough delays. we have had enough disingenuous lies coming from these individuals. it was time to exercise a tactical resolution. >> on day 51 of the siege at waco, the fbi initiates its tactical plan to end the standoff. >> david, individuals inside the branch davidian compound, we are in the process of placing tear gas into the building. >> i learned of the gas that day. i didn't know that they were going to do that. and i thought, wow, well, they're going to gas them out. >> exit the compound now. submit to the proper authority,

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i think janet young could get it. that is based on my opinion.ner does have the ear of the president. people forget how much president obama likes tim geithner. >> neil: he likes larry summers? >> he does he does. >> neil: this guy would be third choice? >> middle choice. cohen was advisor and respected. much more of a central banker i am told. >> neil: he came out of no one. >> i hear that tim geithner is pushing him big time. i broke it on fox business network. they have no comment. they are not denying it. >> neil: circle of friends is the book. is there any way i can get -- friend of mine went to the bookstore and it was gone. [ laughter ] >> neil: they bought them up. anyway, you got get the book. so this billionaire just bought a newspaper. so did this billionaire, that he has no way what he is getting in to. >> never pick a fight with guy that buys ink by the barrel. that is what jeff thinks. ♪ (tires screeching) red hot deal days are back. (alarm beeping) stop foro one. what? it's red hot deal days. get $100 off the samsung galaxy note ii