he found a great partnership with tim kane in the creation of this book. tim is an active entrepreneurs and investor, a having founded multiple software firms in addition -- kane has served twice as the senior economist at the u.s. congress. team and dean hubbard blog at balance of economics.com. tim also authored a book about leadership in the u.s. military hat has been favorably reviewed by the "new york times" and the national review. more information on dean hubbard and tim kane can be found on the information shades -- sheets on your chair. without further addai i'll ask dean hubbard tim kane to speak about their partnership and the back, and then we are going to move to a question and answer session. i have a few questions up my sleeve but i welcome you to start thinking about any questions you might have about this very important subject so dean hubbard, why don't you begin. >> thank you. thanks, everybody, fork coming out tonight to talk about the book with tim and me. tim and i are radicals. i know we may not look like radicals. sitting here tonig

here is a clip from the making of the album with help from sheryl crow and carol kane. -- carol king. several artists were invited to a benefit in los angeles, singing carol king songs with carol king. i said, i have been working on this project and i have the perfect song. she said, i'm in. ♪ l have cheryl and caro both sat in that chair and i am glad to have you here now. how cool is that hanging out with your sister friends and studio? tudio?s >> it is great to have that many experiences. tavis: quite an experience, one that i hope to not have to redo. i have said three times but i will say again, i love the record and i love this title. how did you come up with that? >> you kind of have your game face on, and they feel like they know me. they will come up and say i have this, but this is the story of their lives. this is a story of their components. that is something. tavis: it has always been this way, ever since i was a fan. the lyrical content, the style, was that the intent? >> i saw beyonce two nights ago. what a gift she has. i was mesmerized, but that is her gift. trieds un

he has formed a great partnership with co-author tim kane in the latest book. as a chief economist -- economist at the good hudson is to also a large banner in investor. in addition to a senior research tools at the here today foundation, and he served twice as a senior economist at the joint economic committee of u.s. commerce. their block balance and economics at.com and he also offers leading talents with u.s. military that has been reviewed by "the new york times" and the "national review." more information on both can be found on the information sheet on your chair. so i will ask d. hubbard and glenn hubbard to talk about their partnership in the book then we will move to a question and answer session i have a few questions up my sleeve i welcome you to start thinking of any questions you might have about this very important subjects. >> figure every betty for coming out tonight to talk about the book with tim and i. we are radicals. i know that we do not look like it sitting here tonight but i think we are because the book is not one of the minitel is tha

>> he joined joins forces and found a partnership with copartner tim kane in the creation of this latest book. he is the chief economist at the hudson institute and active as an entrepreneur and investor having founded of peoplesoft performs. in addition to senior research at the heritage foundation and the kauffman foundation, he has served at the joint economic committee for the congress. he and glenn hubbard blog at economics.com and tim also offered leading soft in the national review. more information can be found in the information she's the you have on your chair in front of you. without further ado, i'm going to ask glenn hubbard and tim kane to speak a little bit about their partnership in the book. then we will move to the question and answer session. think about any questions you may have about this very important subject. mr. hubbard, please begin. >> thank you. thank you for everyone for coming out tonight to talk about the book. tim and myself are radicals because you may not think we look like them, but we consider ourselves that, because the book explains why the decline

. >> general kane, what is the future for you politically now?tt is running for re-election. would you consider running for governor? is that a next step? >> well, i will tell you that just about every day someone asks day someone asks me that question. i will tell you i love being the attorney general. i believe that it is the right time in pennsylvania to have an attorney general who protects and defends and obeys the constitution on behalf of the people of pennsylvania. i love that responsibility. i take it very seriously and i'm very happy where i am. >> thank you very much. attorney general kathleen kane from pennsylvania. it's very good to see you. we'll be right back. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. to appreciate our powerful, easy-to-use platform. no, thank you. we know you're always looking for the best

vice-president of marketing admitted before you that they had an entertainment venue, talked to miss kane. they have been a hundred times in violation with no entertainment license. the city loves diversity, but we have a real diverse group here and i would ask that we look at this, help these people out. the city, i look back. i haven't seen anybody quite as diverse as this since club 6 went down. please take a second look at this. thank you. >>> let's open it up for public comment. i have speaker cards. if i called your name, you can lineup on the side of the room. thank you. >> if your name has been called, you can approach the podium. good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jordan cohen. i'm the director of the foundation, it's a 501 c 3 in large scale art in city of san francisco. this is the first time i know this grass roots has been affected by the theatre. this is a place that had contributed to march of dimes and leukemia and multiple groups. people come from stockton and san jose to see these groups. fashion shows, drag shows, comedy, jazz, family students, polynesians and th

mark warner, tim kane. he was on the rise, had a successful administration. he was spoken about in the last cycle about a possible no. 2 on the republican ticket. i think all that has washed away. >> the house takes a run at curbing the nsa surveillance powers, and locking horns with texas on surveillance. >> every reauthorization of the voting rights act was signed into law by a republican president. it is a question of our values as a nation. it goes to the heart of who we are as a people, and it is incumbent upon congressional leaders from both parties to guarantee that every eligible american will always have equal access to the polls. >> attorney general eric holder thehot a barrel across supreme court, disagreeing with the recent ruling that struck down parts of the voting rights act of 1965. republicans are not going to like this. >> they are not, but this is interesting. nobody really knew until recently that there was this provision of the law. it was to cover areas that were not covered under the old voting rights act, that you could show were discr

michael rodney kane is talking about his a la cart cable bill once again. is that a disrupt or? >> it doesn't seem like there is a lot of support i window be a little bit more worried about it from the programmer's perspective. programers do not want to unbundle and have their networks unbundled and sell individual networks. if you are viacom and 15 networks how many people. how many operators will take more than mtv and nickelodeon will they take the full sweep? this is a risk for all programers and of course for paid tv as well. but it doesn't it is both sides. not like one side is rooting for all a la cart and the other isn't this. is a big risk for anybody with sports. how many pay a lot for sports? is there a chance it will not feel that way. it doesn't feel that way. >> when you look at the horizon and you think of the future of tv. 26 everywhere. what you are seeing? >> the great thing is whether it is tv everywhere or education. the multiple device that's so many many of us have is many of the disruptive technologies like twitter for example and facebook. this is made th

melissa: citizen kane, and the godfather now sharknado is practically crashed twitter last night but it could have solved the billion dollar question. the director joins us on his triumph. plus the world cup guilty pleasures for me lines around the box but the craze is creating a trade mark or. that creator is here. piles of money coming up. ♪ melissa: you might have heard about the craze sweeping new york city to doughnuts croissant it is most impossible to get your hands on the less you wait in line for hours. now other bakeries are trying to cash in with their creation i sat down with the creator of the masterpiece. take a listen. >> wanted to create something fun. i try to come up with new ideas something exciting. melissa: i do have some economic - economic questions you charge $5, you have a line that goes around the corner to have toimit the number of cronut someone can purchase at to. there is a bin of black market you can buy a second-hand $140 apiece. may suggest you have under estimated that demand and you need to make more or charge mo? >> wanted to do something unique an

there's guys like big daddy kane, hands up and hands down the most talented rapper i've ever seen, somebody who can come off the top of their head. i never had those talents. the only talent i think that was really god-given was my voice. and back in the early days of rhyming and hip-hop, you had to have a strong voice, because most of the systems were cheap. so if you didn't have a voice that can cut, people would say, "get off the mike." and i never got thrown off the mike. i'm like the satchel paige of rap music and hip-hop. after i started making records, i was way past my prime. [paulson laughs] nobody quite made the music you made. it takes a nation of millions is not the kind of music that you heard from other people at the time. it's a statement that you didn't hear from other people at the time. what drove you in the direction of very pointed political commentary and in-your-face kind of music? our sole intent was to destroy music. [laughs] and sonically, we set out to do that, to redefine what people thought of as music, at least in the black urban sense and rap. and also to be ab

on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest you can follow steve king that profile steve kane and you can follow me at english p.r.i. thank you for joining me for today's daily duel you're welcome. and there was a revision as to day here of prime interest but we began with the great abandon of great ally of congress the goal yorks chairman himself couldn't wrap have beer in around the gold bricks the fed holds out ever and don't tell fannie and freddie sometimes back what it is and this time the leverage will be televised speaking of the leverage of a special thanks to its stephen king for helping us the vulcan decades of suspect economic taxonomy well thanks for joining us today and make sure you come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm terry i'm boring i have a great time. actually what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for a. crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie. people to confront the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really you know in th

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. >> matt kane with -- matt cain with the perfect game. and the >>> after starting the season 13-0. shirzer suffered his first loss to texas. the rangers pulled within a half game of the a's. he is getting some homerun derby practice and hits some bombs and did this into the o. the derby is monday night. no chance of this ball getting out. but it should be a hit. he disagrees with me. score less until the fifth. derrick norris and meet john lester. take him toward the o and out. aj griffin didn't have a no hitter, but he pitched eight score less and strikes out three. he gets the win and improves to 8 and 6. the a's add some insurance. this one will find the grass. he scores from second and 2-0a's. cocoa crisp added a run. rubber game of the three-game set tomorrow. the a's are one up in the west. earthquakes hosting the sounders. it is brandi chastain. 31-year-old hahn dure ran international walter martinez for the quakes. san jose a winner 1-0. later in the show and another huge day for the u.s. national team. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> than

let's make sure that george kane does not have to save you from a building. >> one of the main argumentsnders against king george is that he and the illegal immigration to the country. americans founders sought emigration as a promise that anyone could come here. john: holding the declaration of independence. you n get them freed. thank you. with that in mind i should say that i would not be here today. today's immigration laws are in effect when my parents came here. that is next. ♪ with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimid rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now whers the snooze button? ♪ john: i sure hope t

. >> matt kane with -- matt cain with the perfect game. and the >>> after starting the season 13-0. shirzer suffered his first loss to texas. the rangers pulled within a half game of the a's. he is getting some homerun derby practice and hits some bombs and did this into the o. the derby is monday night. no chance of this ball getting out. but it should be a hit. he disagrees with me. score less until the fifth. derrick norris and meet john lester. take him toward the o and out. aj griffin didn't have a no hitter, but he pitched eight score less and strikes out three. he gets the win and improves to 8 and 6. the a's add some insurance. this one will find the grass. he scores from second and 2-0a's. cocoa crisp added a run. rubber game of the three-game set tomorrow. the a's are one up in the west. earthquakes hosting the sounders. it is brandi chastain. 31-year-old hahn dure ran international walter martinez for the quakes. san jose a winner 1-0. later in the show and another huge day for the u.s. national team. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> than

let's make sure that george kane does not have to save you froa building. >> one of the main argumentsainst king george is that he and the illegal immigration to the country. americans founders sought emigration as a promise that anyone could come here. john: holding the declaration of independence. you can get them freed. thank you. with tht in mind i should say that i would not be here today. today's immigration laws are in effect when my parents came here. that is next. ♪ hmm. [cell phone beeps] he! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time xt week? well, of urse. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig ♪ john: i sure hope that congress is new emigration proposal will do some good because whenever you think the rules should be, it is not good for america when millions of people live here ii secret. that means they don't report crimes to police, often don't pay taxes. the neighborhoods where

people talk about the impact of thomas kane's pamphlet, common sense which comes out in late january and is very influential. no question. but one of the reasons it is influential, and is influential in the relationship between the colonies and the king, not just the parliament but the king is because it is published and is read in a specific context, and that context is these some of the guns are sending the largest amphibious force with 15,000 prussian troops who are committed to know -- to taking no prisoners. they are sending them to get us. how do i know this? why am i confident that what i just said is hysterically supported by the evidence? in may, may 15th 1776, the congress sends a resolution that is written by john adams requesting each of the colonies to review the colonial charters as state charters. adams says for obvious reasons this is a defacto declaration of independence. i mean, if you're going to rewrite your charter it is because you decided to go to independence. they send these to every governor and the governor sent it to the legislature and the legislature sen

steve kane this has been fascinating thank you so much for joining me you're welcome. coming up herion breaks down the boom bust cycle so pour yourself a tall glass of animal spirits then i do all steve keen on an ancient tradition with a new twist called the mortgage jubilee. i would rather add splashings to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another in alienating the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offensive in the meantime western powers are showing we lucked into to provide arms to the rebels is it now time to consider a process to stop the violence and talk peace. or do we speak your language anytime of the law or not at the end. when music programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little too negative angles couldn't stories. you hear. that try to alter the spanish find out more visit actuality all tito

united states senators from virginia happen to be the last two democratic governors of the state, tim kane and mark warner, are they of value to the democratic candidate, terry mcauliffe? >> certainly any time you have a high ranking official holding office, has already appeared at a kickoff really that terry mcauliffe did this spring. they also may help terry mcauliffe in so much as they can present terry mcauliffe as kind of heirs to their legacy. successful candidates for governor in virginia have been able to court successfully the business community, the kind of main street chamber of commerce vote and typically in recent virginia gubernatorial elections you see the candidate that is able to get those kind of prominent and influential business and thought makers on their side, those tend to be the successful candidates. so if they can help mcauliffe make that case to that business community, that could be helpful. >>suarez: and ben, quickly before we go this election will occur later this year. is it closely watched in national politics? will it set the table in 2014? >> it certainly

looking for something patrick kane? say hello to my new super bowl. this is the ring that kobe gave his wife at one time "for no reason." what else we got here? what else? >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. >>> is the president's health care plan on life support? republicans keep trying to pull the plug. joining me for our daily fix, chris cillizza and ruth marcus. chris, what is this about health care, the president trying to be out there today, republicans having their votes on the hill yesterday? are we going through this all over again? >> well, look. on republican side, andrea, they are doing this because it is good for their base politics. their base -- the republican base conservatives really dislike this law. they've gotten new sort of energy with president obama postponing the employer mandate so this is all to say to the base we control one part of this government, we are doing everything we can to get rid of the law. president obama, i feel like we've had the "this time he's really going to sell the law to the american public"

. >> we are delighted to have glenn hubbard and tim kane to discuss why powerful nations in civilization breaks down under the heavy burden of economic imbalance and white america could be

it's like something out of "citizen kane."here was this box of crystals from "die another day." >> halle berry: no, leave it in, please. >> meg simmonds: one of those was in halle berry's belly button. we're not sure which one. please put on the gloves. >> cooper: she handles the most iconic bond props like museum pieces. the oldest one is from "dr. no." >> simmonds: oddly enough, a champagne bottle survived. >> dr. no: we'll have dinner at once... >> simmonds: that's from the scene when dr. no has asked bond and honey to his dinner table. >> dr. no: take her away. >> simmonds: dr. no's henchmen start manhandling honey. >> honey: no! >> simmonds: and bond comes to her aid, and the only weapon at hand is the champagne bottle on the dining room table. dr. no says, "don't, please don't, it's a dom perignon 1955." and bond, being bond, says... >> connery: i prefer the '53 myself. >> simmonds: it is a real bottle. >> cooper: it is, really? >> simmonds: yes. there you go. >> cooper: that's the booby- trapped briefcase sean connery u

>> in 1964, larry kane was a 16-year-old broadcast journalist who got the assignment of a lifetime, travel tour. >> as you get older, a lot of people think that better is for older. life gets better when you're older. you watch. >> it was a trip made reluctantly at first. >> i told my bosses, why should i cover it? they'll be hear in september and gone in november. and here we are 50 years later. that's, i think, pretty amazing. >> in his new book, "when they were boys," kane gives an exclusive behind the scenes look at the band's meteoric rise to fame and the key players behind that unprecedented success, like manager brian epstein. >> the boys always look forward to their american tour. >> when we got to america, it was like too big because all the music we loved came out of america. >> critics credit the longevity of the beatles with their unmatched musicianship and, of course, the songwriting genius that was lennon and mccartney. 50 years and counting their music now inspiring a whole new generation. so it's safe to say you can't get enough of the beatles. when i met paul mccartney, i

every cigarette design one mg. 1 milligram of the kane wouldn't do anything. so the notion that these drugs are strong is a myth. yeah. >> so you think that when i talk about alcohol and tobacco that they may be more deleterious to my well-being than cocaine or heroin. >> certainly, but the thing that we have to understand is that with education we can enhance the positive effects of all of these drugs including alcohol, including cocaine, including heroin, and with education we can decrease the negative effects. so the first thing we have to understand is that, yes, there are people who can use cocaine on the weekend, hairline on the weekend, go to work and pay their taxes. the question that you asked about heroin and cocaine, think about asking the same question for alcohol. other people who can drink alcohol in the weekend and then go to work on monday and irresponsible individuals? nine yes, but hell yes. the same is true with cocaine and heroin. the same is true. >> even though again in the american public's mind those two drugs are far more powerful. >>

looking for something patrick kane? say hello to my new soup bowl.s is the ring that kobe gave his wife one time for no reason. >> johnny manziel was there. in the spot light at sec media day took heat for his early departure from the manning passing academy. he was suspected and reported to have been hung over but he says he simply overslept. >> i feel like if something really would have been wrong like the rumors would have said there was no reason for them to have me back. the camp means a lot to me. i am disappointed in myself. at the end of the day get a chance to go back next year. >> that was peyton manning's passing kampt. johnny manziel has to be a little careful. >> you win a heisman trophy you are a counselorer of camp. you have to get up. >> we weren't the heisman trophy winner. >>> looked like a-rod could be back in the yankee lineup by monday. unlike the last time he gave the media a status update. he agreed with the third baseman's assessment saying that is the hope that he will be back. he will join the team's aaa team today. >> terri

brooks, a house member from south carolina, and beat the living daylights out of charles with the kanearly killed him. in is 1856, very symbolic, because this forum of deliberate debate turned into a brawling room, and the civil war was not far behind. ♪ >> while it i voked the webster calhoun, it's a shrine to the members. it's an important space in the capitol. the senators recognize it's important when they come into this room. they remember those great senators of the 19th century, and so it's important to not just think about its past, but it's importance to the current members of the senate. ♪ >> and live now to the brookings institution for remarks from jeffrey felton, said of the diplomatic arm, keynote speaker on the role of the united nations, introductions are being made, and this is live coverage on c-span2. >> jeff brings to his present job the experience of 26 years as a foreign service officer. he has had many tours. i think it's safe to say none of them easy, all of them important. he's been posted in and working on lebanon as the u.s. ambassador. he's worked in and on

. >> he joined joins forces and found a partnership with copartner tim kane in the creation of this latestook. he is the chief economist at the hudson institute and active as an entrepreneur and ve