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same time, i am not confident about the time frame or which targets will be sequenced early in the kauai. we continue to bring an awful lot of focus on the need for market determined exchange rates, on competitive market determination of allocation and price of capital and i think that they are going to move in that direction and our interventions will be designed to speed that process up. it's good for china's economy. we're not asking either europe or china to do things that aren't in their own interest. >> one of the areas that still needs to be resolved is financial regulatory reform, we're five years after the crisis and there is fundamental disagreement between europe and the united states over banking requirements, the levels of reserves, even executive pay between britain and the rest of europe with the u.s. why can't this be resolved? we are five years into the crisis. europe needs to have that confidence in its banking system for its economic well being. is this financial regulatory protectionism in a way playing out, we don't want to restrict our banks if you don't want to do

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my wife and i went on a vacation to linae ,-com,-com ma not even kauai, lanai. we sat at a table across from tea party people. if you know the people who have not been to linae is perhaps the most remote of the hawaiian islands. there were only two restaurants on the whole island, two and we happened to be sitting at a table next to tea partiers. do you know what they asked me? so you have the sort of basic answer. hey, where you from? what do you do? what do you do? guy said to me what you do? i'm a professor. what do you teach? political science. what are you working on? a book on tea partier. what do you think the present? >> i was in graduate school at the university of chicago when he was teaching there. do you really believe he was born in america and i'm like baby girl we have got to go. we have got to go. so anyway this happens all the time. it's not something that's a one off thing. it happens all the time. i'm used to it now. matt is accustomed to it now and the fact of the matter is when we do in this book or what i do in this book is because i knew w

kauai right now -- i guess for $3800, i could take six people. >> could be. >> if i put $3800 in a collegea six percent interest rate, it would be about $10,200 in 10 years -- >> which would pay for? >> food for one year. [laughter] to viewers. we got some fun responses. one was "would rather buy twitter stock." >> and they tweeted that to you. would rather buy google glass, nest thermostat, and maybe a lounge chair. he probably has money to spare. >> i would rather go to las vegas, watch it there, party, and spend the rest of the money on shopping. >> another one. fly to vegas for a long weekend getaway. >> vegas is popular. >> vegas is always a big part of the super bowl. this year is no different. you can do on it. a parking spot at the super bowl about 10 of those for the average price. parking spots are a hot commodity. >> you do not have to go to the game. i got an invitation to a tailgating party in the parking lot for about $600 -- >> you can't have a tailgating party in the parking lot. >> yes, you can. if you pay $680. -- $400. seconds is it worth it? >> i can remember who does t

same time, i am not confident about the time frame or which targets will be sequenced early in the kauai. we continue to bring an awful lot of focus on the need for market determined exchange rates, on competitive market determination of allocation and price of capital and i think that they are going to move in that direction and our interventions will be designed to speed that process up. it's good for china's economy. we're not asking either europe or china to do things that aren't in their own interest. >> one of the areas that still needs to be resolved is financial regulatory reform, we're five years after the crisis and there is fundamental disagreement between europe and the united states over banking requirements, the levels of reserves, even executive pay between britain and the rest of europe with the u.s. why can't this be resnolved we are five years -- resolved? we are five years into the crisis. europe needs to have that confidence in its banking system for its economic well being. is this financial regulatory protectionism in a way playing out, we don't want to restrict our