audiences like us, to meet officials as we're doing both over the course of two days, to reengage with john and lesand i just want to express our personal things to all three of you for helping us capture that message. thank you. and thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> up next on c-span to the president of the new york federal reserve bank talks about the state of the economy. >> the president of the new york federal reserve bank recently gave a talk about the economy at the university of buffalo. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome. welcome. i'm glad it are today. my name is marcia anderson that i served as vice president for external affairs here at the university. and also as director of the office of economic engagement. we are very pleased to welcome you today. delight to see so many people in attendance, people from the business community here, from our faculty, students from the university of buffalo as well as other area colleges. school students with those. w

audiences like this and meet firls as we're doing in the course of two days and reengage with john and les, and i just want to express my personal thanks to all three of you for helping us capture that messaging. thank you. >> and thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>> our discussion on iraq continues in a moment on c-span2. we're hear about effortings on corruption in iraq and afghanistan. after that david cameron takes questions at the house of commons and then after that, the british secret intelligence service. republicans gained half a dozen senate seats in tuesday's elections cutting into the democratic majority stopping short of a full takeover. the updated tally for the senate stands at 50 senate seats for democrats and two independents. republicans now have 46 seats. senate races in washington state and alaska have not been called. for more information, go to c-span.org. you with hear more about the elections tomorrow morning and joining the radio talk show, morning in america. live coverage at 6 a.m. eastern. >> now

audiences like this and meet officials as we're doing over the course of two days to reengage with john and lesd i just want to thank all three of you for helping us capture that messaging. thank you, and thank you, john. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> now a conference focusing on the u.s. and world chi. this one world event was provided by global insight, an industry analysis company, that uses economic modeling and forecasting. >> i can promise you that this is really going to be the high light of today. this is the real show. we've jokingly called within ihs global to call it the david and david show. we have them from the "new york times" and "wall street journal," and at a time when we have a polarization to put it mildly in terms of the political dialogue and shouting match, these two gentlemen are voices of reason. i read them all the time and always enjoy what they have to say and get a lot out of it and it's interesting because they write in editorial pages that's part of the shouting match to be blunt, but delighted to them both here and we're long s

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and the fighting tigers of l.s.u. under les miles out to the quick start 7-0 over todd berry's warhawks. indiana taking on wisconsin. monty fall had to start this game for an injured john clay. three touchdowns on the ground. 31-10. they'll play michigan next week. that is a record 83 points. most points scored in a single game by any school this season and the most in the modern era for wisconsin. penn state-ohio state. joe paterno fresh off his 400th win, spencer, terrelle pryor finds devier posey. dane sensenbacher comes down with it. 35 unanswered after the nittany lions got their first touchdown passes at the old horse shoe since 1963. iowa and northwestern. dan persa, spencer. >> spencer: hits fields in the end zone for twant-yard go-ahead touchdown, ruptured an achilles' tendon, out for the year on that play. next on fourth and 16, iowa's ricky stanzi throws a "hail mary" pass into the end zone. giving northwestern's head coach pat fitzgerald the win. it's a three-way logjam in the wacky big ten. >> tim: five out of the last six for iowa losing to northwestern. coming up we'll let you know how notre dame swatted a fly and the hokies' quest. when the 2011 jeep gr

and to have some votes. so i think you'll see john go into a regular order and he will do it well and le be the secret twheap piece it together. and what you'll also find is that no matter what he puts out, you're going to have a varietyy of democrats that won by a very narrow margin who's pants are still wet that will vote for anything that colmes up. not say it's going bezz. but john will be able to put the pieces together. and i think from his standpoint will make it work. >> i agree. this is key. john, the difference between now and 1995 when we took demrol 1995 is a that in 1995 we ha the contract for america. all of those folks that came out who were let's stick it to the man. let's stick it to washington. let's come out and be anti-establishment. they had a list of 10 things to do. they took credit. they were able to beat their chest this time around they don't have that specific list and so he's got to figure out how to let that steam out before they into the seriousness of the ceiling and the budget where they'll be able to go home and say, hey, i proved i was anti-establishment. >> repealing hale c

john, and we always see it. members of congress start saying, oh, no, you can't cut that because that means jobs. leng we have to own up, whenever they throw out jobs, that causes everybody to pause and freeze and stops them from making necessary cuts. >> i want to shift subjects here. you thought you were being book odd john king usa, but really this is our edition of "family feud." alisamurkowski, and she's likely leading in the count of votes. they haven't counted them all up yet, but she's had a long-running feud with sarah palin, and tonight she did an interview william katie couric. 2008, that was what some would say the scene of the crime. sarah palin's interview. listen to lisa on the question is sarah palin ready to be president? >> i just do not think that she has those leadership qualities that intellectual curiosity that allows for building good and great policies. you know, she was my governor for two years, and i don't think that she enjoyed governing. [ cat meowing ] >> look, she's right. look, at the end of the day, sarah palin quit as governor of alaska. okay? i understand the lawsu

john, we will turn to you. >> thanks very much. i want to thank you for the invitation. it's great to be here with christine and les and talk to everyone. i think i will have to talk to everyone a less enlightened minutes then everyone because christine covered a range of challenges i think pretty well. i will maybe just glide through the remarks life prepared and not so as to not repeat a lot of what you've already heard and sort of give you the u.s. government angle on some of these things. pardon me. i mean, christine lead of the challenge is very well and clearly and i was checking my notes and picking them off as she went through them thoroughly. our own approach to government relationship with iraq is governed by strategic framework agreement which is something we signed in 2009 which covers the gamut of the relationship with iraq across economic and political and all sorts of fields of discussion and we work on things like public service and economic reform and reducing violence and strengthening and respect for human rights under the rubric of this agreement. we've spent billions of dollars in 2003 on iraqi

john, i will turn to you. >> and want to thank you for the invitation. it is great to be here with christine and les. i think will have to talk a little less because christine cover the range of development challenges. well. -- pretty well. i will glide through bit of the remarks prepared so as not to repeat a lot of what you have already heard. i will give you the u.s. government ankle on some of these things. -- and will give you the u.s. government and wgle on some of these things. she laid out the challenge is very well. i was checking my notes and clicking them off as she went through them fairly. our relationship with the rock -- iraq is governed by the strategic framework agreement signed in 2009. it covers the gamut of our relationship with iraq in all sorts of fields of discussion. we work on things like public services, economic reform, reducing violence, strengthening the rule of law, the respect for human rights under the rubric of this agreement. we've spent billions of dollars since 2003 on reconstruction and all sorts of areas like security, economic reconstruction, global governance.