jim caesar is absolutely brilliant and i find myself disagreeing with jim, but it is highly risky because he's so damn smart. forgive the damn on cspan. and yet i try to live dangerously but it's a real honor to be with sid. john halpin has done exceptional work at cap. liberals not surprisingly are not nearly as good as conservatives are in remembering, honoring and thinking about their own tradition. i think by very nature conservatives are more inclined to think of what a tradition means. what john has done at cap, i think is truly important and i want to salute him and also his colleague. finally, matt spalding and i have also had a running argument for many years over the social gospel movement back in the turn of the century. so i feel -- and he has done some great work on that even though we don't always agree. and so what you have here are a whole lot of people obsessed with america in the 1912, and we will try to show how that is entirely related to america in 2012. it is the centennial of that great election, and this election may be as important as that one was. and so i just w

i want to salute jim caesar for doing such a good job on behalf of the party of evasion because the party of evasion claims that the biggest problem fashioning our nation is a budget deficit, whereas the party of reality understands that the biggest problem facing our nation is the growing concentration of wealth that has afflicted us for almost 40 years. the party of evasion tries to argue that -- tries to protect the very wealthy by saying that elderly people who need health care in an increasingly

. >> if you're an average guy listening to you, jim, you think the whole system is rigged, these guys have two sets of books, like at the caesarsan exit, how am i supposed to make money on wall street? >> we have been waiting for indictments. we said 6r7k got away with this mortgage crisis. >> i admit it, i've always been pro-pros cougs. i tried to little a job, didn't have the grades. i've got to tell you i think people should feel better and feel things are more honest after this, but not feel more honest after that outrageous see sars thing. >> that's a unique time. the mortgage securitization was the wild west. i followed it closely -- i'm not talking structure, but products all the way up the chain. we have very few prosecutions, we have seen civic cases, of course, but very few real cases. this, a market manipulation. this is shakes peer, because this is one of the most brilliant i have ever read. >> on that know, but ubs shares interesting changes continue ubs still questions how they're paying their people. >> nothing cries for them, by the way, i'm pointing out the changes taking place and the question whether it's a r