. >> i think karl marx had some good times. >> we live in great times, my friend. >> you are the one says it's horrible because of obama. >> number one on amazon. what's number two? fun with cyanide? i call it misery amnesia. that's what left wingers have. they embrace ideas that have been responsible for the deaths of hundreds of millions of people. these are policies that destroy economies and reduce people into eating themselves alive. if you've ever read about the ukraine, bob, you will know. >> i have read about the ukraine. i know exactly what you are talking about. >> that's collectivism. >> you want to rain some common sense on this table right now. >> ths a very popular book among the left. is the left just admitting they are this radical and they are just saying, you know, we're this cocky bring it on? >> yeah. because they think they are that awesome and unique and they have a better idea than anybody else. the problem is this guy's theories aren't even based on actual proper statistics. when you look at. . the cornell studied median household company rose 39.2 percent. th

one set a drawing of queen elizabeth ii and the other has a drawing of carof karl marx.tish guy.enial he said, what is your definition of socialism? i said is not only political democracy, but economic democracy. he said, we take $10,000 as an advance? i said, will you plowed into promoting the book? he said, will try. i said, we've got a deal. that is how we got harper's. >> on the question, what is socialism, michael, for people in this country, the media rarely talks about it, to say the least, if ever mentioned in his marriage in way -- it is in a disparaging way. >> the first block is on capitalism. just turn to democracy now! and you can realize what is going on. the second part, the meat of the book, has 20 chapters on everything you can imagine. every institution in the society of how it would be different if we did not have capitalism. the last part of the book are six essays on how we get from where we are to where we want to be, how to make that transformation. juan, is full of wisdom, not the least of which is your essay on immigrants and the role they will p

i don't believe in karl marx. he was lying to us just like obama lied to us. at the same time he was making those comments he was making deals with the california teachers association to say is there any way we can work together? i will go out and run as a reform governor and blow up the boxes and i won't do anything to hurt you. he couldn't have it both ways. he had to take some steps to show that he was a governor that was going to try to reform and i talk about this in "taxifornia". recreated something called the california performance review commission. this commission had hundreds of volunteers involved in pouring all over california's big government to come up with recommendations to fix the government. there is even still california performance review on the web site for the state of california which has the findings and information. according to this review if it was implemented, something like $30 billion in savings could be achieved in a real simple things. when meg whitman went for governor she ran this thing that had been not implemented, a sheet r

maybe it's all karl marx' faults all that cussing. capitalism he said has conjured up such giant -- gigantic means of production and exchange that is like the sorcerer who is no longer able to control the powers of another world whom he has called up by himself. in india the 300 million of us who belong to the new post international monetary fund reforms middle-class market. live side-by-side with the spirits of another world. the poltergeist of dead rivers, dry wells, bald mountains and denuded forests. the ghosts of 250,000 debt ridden farmers who have killed themselves and the 800 million who live potter first -- impoverished and dispossessed to make way for us and survive on less than half a dollar a day. but sean bonnie is personally worth $20 billion. he holds the majority controlling share in the reliance industries limited. a company with a market capitalization of $47 billion and global business interests that include ketchup chemicals oil natural gas polyester fiber special economic zones fresh food retails high schools life

the history does not repeat itself its starters that quote attributed to karl marx put to the test by events in ukraine. ten days ago we were wondering it's the mysterious masked man popping up everywhere in eastern ukraine signals a repeat of crimea with a seamless takeover by russia proved irresistible now it's clear history is not exactly repeating itself in eastern ukraine but has been shed. the population more divided the outcome on this earth. ukrainian tanks this their state testing the result of pro russian separatists enough for moscow to restart military maneuvers at the border. sponges moscow by the way flexing its muscle us nato forces deploying in neighboring poland. they request a bit nervous. east european members. geneva agreement. one week ago now seems like a feeding them and today the false and get to be looking at the escalation in ukraine and we just talk about it from the eastern ukrainian city of vignettes falls and gets douglas herbert has been on the roads this thursday will be asking about it in a minute. here in the studio. please welcome it is the more prec

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when you may say something that karl marx said, that could be a maxism. >> don't you have a son named. >> it's a maxism. >> john kerry ran for president. they made him out to be so much smarter. >> this is a dan quayle moment? >> his a lot of them. they made him out to be mr. phi beta cappa. then his biggest decision, you remember what it was? do you know who would be president right now? >> did he have to vote? >> two terms of john kerry. then the vice president. john edwards. he brought us john edwards as a vice president. john edwards -- >> you like hair. >> he had good hair. he had a mistress and a baby. >> we've had those before. >> i feel bad for all of these guys who have to talk -- >> what about us? i've got a plan. >> i feel empathy. >> of climate change is the biggest threat to world security on my wind surfing. >> make sure there's no ambiguity. >> great politicians understand, they are 50% entertainers. if they lose that, they don't engage with the constituency anymore. reagan taught us that. great ones that exist today understand, they get up there. >> do not mention reag

he's endorsed by karl rove's american crossroads, who has run ads for him in the state and the chamber of commerce. and then there's greg brannan, who thinks that marx is the law of the land and our government is something like nazis. >> i know people use the word "socialism." what's nazis? national socialist party. so the government and private business merged together, eliminate competition, and dictate our lives. these words mean something. >> these words mean something. last night tillis and brannon, along with two other republicans, squared off in the first gop primary debate of the cycle. now, here's a little context for that debate. it took place, of course, in north carolina. a state whose current governor is a republican, pat mccrory, who worked for duke energy, the largest utility in the country, for 29 years. so, he's a duke guy. a recent study found that mccrory's campaign received $98,000 from duke energy from 2000 to 2012, more than any sitting governor. now, the name duke energy probably sounds familiar to you. that's because they're the company that spilled almost 40 tons of toxic ash and water into a north carolina river earlier thi