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approach for a couple of academics, that subtitle didn't surprise me, though, i tend to run into bob lawson at economic or academic conferences around the country and around the world and inevitable they have drinks in their hand probably because we chat at the reception hotel bars and the like, but the conversation is always interesting, informative and fun. and that's also true of this new book. this is a light book about a heavy topic, so it's fortunate that we are featuring it today on the birthday of free can -- freedman and we were lucky to have known him and -- for some of us to have worked with us to a limited degree. i'm sure he too would agree with the title of your book so i can't really recall him ever putting his opposition to socialism in quite those terms. [laughter] >> today socialism has gained an appeal among some americans, especially young americans as viable alternative to a market economy and to this market economy that his prevailed and characterized the united states, this is so much the case that leading political candidates and others openly spouse admiration and p

here's meteorologist francis lawson in for lisa argen. >> good morning.er temperatures this morning and you can see here with live doppler 7 and the satellite image more cloud cover as well. fog in santa rosa that has reduced visibility down to a fourth of a mile. here's your day planner, sunrise as 6:51. with that breezy coast and onshore flow temperatures will only be in the 70s for lunch time for inland and around the bay. much cooler inland this afternoon. topping off in the mid 80s. around the bay mid 70s. at the coast mid 60s. now the sun sets at 7:17. we'll see increasing clouds overnight and the chance of showers tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> developing news, nearly two dozen people hurt after a deck collapsed in new jersey. at least three of the injured are children. it happened at a three-story home in the tnwildwood, best known for the jersey shore. george solis has the details. >> reporter: the horror unfolding early saturday evening in wildwood. a deck collapsing at a home in the 200 block of east baker avenue. a slew of firefighters descending on

bob lawson is a professor of practice and jerome m. full wine centennial chair in economic freedom and the director of the center for global market freedom at southern methodist university at cox school of business. he previously taught at auburn university, k. capitol university and is the co-author of the wider set of economic freedom the world annual report that present an economic index for more than 150 countries. he also is the past president of the association of private enterprise education a senior fellow at the fraser institute and a member of the dash society. please help me welcome ben and bob. [applause] >> thank you very much in and cato for posting this. just learned that it was your earth they when i was coming on i was quite fitting i should publish the book. that's exactly what we were going for good solid economics that communicated in a fun and entertaining way that will reach people who wouldn't otherwise read the usual academic stuff that bob and i write. the timing on it is obviously good with the popularity of s

jeff lawson is the co-founder and ceo of twilio. mr. lawson. welcome back to "mad money."lways great to see you in perpendicular. you have a milestone to celebrate. you hit the billion dollar run rate, something that marc benioff tells me is very rare. how did you do it? >> well, by focusing on customers and growth the only way you can do it i remember talking to the company several years ago when we crossed the $100 million run rate and i pointed to the billion dollar number and i said, this is a market and this is a company that can be one of the rare companies to graduate from the hundred million dollar status to the billion dollar and so i'm really proud of what we've accomplished but at every step of the way all you can do is focus on customers and continue to be attached to a secular trend. that trend is every company out there needing to focus on building great digital experiences for their customers in order to compete in the modern economy and that's what we do. >> i own a couple of restaurants. i wish that people could just text me and find out the availability i

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analysts say lawson will likely get to work to corroborate what is in that whistle-blower complaint, even having to subpoena or trying to subpoena white house officials to do that if they have to. >> again, those lawmakers could reportedly draft those articles of impeachment by the end of next month. ines, thank you. >>> now to the president's response and that new video that surfaced overnight in which the president is heard comparing the whistle-blower and his or her source to a spy who committed treason. >> some democrats say the president's comments amount to witness intimidation. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: as his acting director of national intelligence testified on capitol hill, behind closed doors president trump was venting to the staff at the u.s. mission to the u.n. >> and then you have sleepy joe biden who is dumb as a rock, this time he's dumb on his best day and he's not having his best day right now. >> reporter: you can hear his frustration building at that whistle-blower. >> who is the person who gave the whistle-blower the information baecause that's clos

community you have activism and we have science sharing george and kill those that film a few years ago lawson where. i think matt damon gets stuck on mars and he says i'm going to have to silence the essence of this to try and survive is there a scientific solvable is there something the science community could do rather than say it's all doom and gloom and we can't really change anything we need to adapt. i think this is this is a think it's got it's got the there's solution lies and lots of different things the problem isn't just one thing making this problem we've we've got emissions coming from transport we've got emissions committee from electricity production we've got. from food production so we can all individually have an impact on waste in less you know we talk about fast fashion we can try and buy more ethically and we can we can do things like lobby our governments to do things our on on the more on a big a scale and increase the level of electricity and energy from renewables the other thing that is not a national planting trees so they mounted a forestation this happened so that

lawson has more now from the rally. quite a massive support here for people who have been detained during recent rally so here in moscow some people even have been sentenced up to 3 to 4 years just for a time the un sanctions rallies others have been accused of using violence against the police in part out of people have been saying are trumped up charges most of the opposition figures who also were indeed tension because of local elections they were not allowed to run in these elections these protests thought of most of the candidates were also beaten down here now and also asking for support rushing to government to let these activists out of prison or people like a 23 year old used in off with a young actor with sas who just happened to be. in the same location as a rally didn't even have any intention to join the rally that's now been sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison a lot of people were angry about this and not only about his but also a 21 year old student was facing many years in prison who now the govern

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july for demonstrating against the exclusion of opposition candidates from a local election step lawsonbrings us the story now from moscow. i freedom to political prisoners that's what these protesters are shouting at people in moscow are showing their anger over the recent government crackdown some kalyan posters of those who have been detained for up to 4 years before participating in unsanctioned protests opposition figure election enough on the who himself was detained for organizing some of the protests called for their release yesterday july of the 1st a few people were released but maybe will risk to be in jail why did they release them is it because they have a conscience they are ashamed because they have children no they let them go because they were afraid their ratings will drop. the 3 and a half year sentence against 23 year old actor well used enough has led to a public outcry even in pro-government circles he was arrested in late july near a protest he says he was not even taking a part in opposition candidate. spent 35 days in detention after she was banned from running

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i think what will potentially be the name that's added to that which is jeff lawson, i think there is plenty of success stories. i do agree, the common denominator for those that i mentioned is the stability in the culture. you are creating a work environment that is stable. you're creating a culture that's never going to be challenged. just to think back to the troubles that uber had in years prior. i think one of the reasons why uber has struggled since going public in terms of price performance is they were too mature. why were they too mature, because they didn't go to the public market soon enough. to me, culture is so important. i think all of the names emphasize that. >> i think you also have to separate a couple things. if there wasn't so much self dealing here, we wouldn't have heard about it. if uber and lyft didn't fail as ipos, we wouldn't be hearing about it. >> you heard about the culture stories before. >> wouldn't be hearing what? >> double class stock. that's what i'm talking about. google, we don't hear about it anymore. nobody really talks about it. >> we heard abou

for demonstrating against the exclusion of opposition candidates from a local election will step lawson is following a story now forced from last. i freedom to political prisoners that's what these protesters are shouting people in moscow are showing their anger over the recent government crackdown some kalyan posters of those who have been detained for up to 4 years before but dissipating in unsanctioned protests opposition figure. who himself was detained for organizing some of the protest calls for their release of the 1st a few people were released but many more were still in jail why did they release them is it because they have a conscience they are ashamed because they have children no they let them go because they were afraid their ratings will drop. the 3 and a half year sentence against 23 year old actor well used enough has led to a public outcry even in pro-government circles he was arrested in late july near a protest he says he was not even taking a part in opposition candidate. spent $35.00 days in detention after she was banned from running in the moscow city elections t

here, twilio we have had jeff lawson on last night, okta. why? because if you own these stocks, you know what you have you have huge gains. and you know what warrant wants to -- warren wants to do tax those gains. this is just one possible outcome. the people who own these stocks, they want to ring the register now just in case elizabeth warren raises the capital gains rate to the same as the ordinary income rate. between the recession fears and the possibility of warren in the white house, i think we can get more swoons like we had this very morning but hopefully the sellers will exhaust themselves like they did this afternoon still, as long as senator warren is leading the polls, you're going to keep seeing winners being sold, and they're going to be really sloppy. >> sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell >> and you're going to ask me, jim, what's wrong with this thing or that thing. it would bent micron it will be something that's doing really well like twilio, like twilio. and the answer is people taking profits. the third thin

[applause] for the rights of contests, we have and/or lawson. [applause] and immediately following, if you want a copy, they are selling them outside of the auditorium. thank you for coming out this evening and helping us recognize the constitution. [applause] >> book tv continues to on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> welcome, everybody. i hope at the end of this evening, especially women who are here, he will run for something and represent us i think this is one of the best books i've seen on this topic. really informative and fun. we are so happy that we have you here tonight.

centers for disease control and prevention in brussels heidi lawson director of the vaccine confidence project a professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine and in lancaster data gathering a biologist and lecturer of like us the university welcome to the program dr hunt isn't it interesting that we're talking about the growing influence of the anti vacs are not in a desolate country in sub-saharan africa but in some of the most advanced countries in north western hemisphere. no not at all least in the wet and warm and you know in some back seem to have the bends the really the funk you know public health. and people most long in the many in the army and back bankable leaders and then a lot of misinformation but low and the people being worried about. you know whether they need a vaccine at all i'm not surprised at all of them backing her and. at least their version of it we see in the united states. i do we're talking about countries that . vance's in science and technology where you would expect some sense of consensus about the safety of vaccines but that does not

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lawson, to preside over the committee of the whole. he chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the h.r. 205, which the clerk will report by title. the lerk: a bill to amend gulf of mexico energy security act of 2006 to permanently moratorium on leasing in certain areas of the gulf of mexico. the chair: pursuant to the rule, bill is considered as read the first time. not exceed te shall one hour equally divided and and olled by the chair ranking minority member of the resources.n natural the gentleman fro arizona -- an from the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop, will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chair. .r. 205, the protecting and securing florida's coastline act, would permanently protect the eastern gulf of mexico from and gas drilling. nearly all of the eastern gulf emains protected under a leasing morat

good morning chairwoman lawson chairman nadler, vice chair and ranking members and other distinguished members. i want to thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the states to implement the presidential proclamation including vigorous diplomatic engagement for foreign governments to improve us national security as well administering exceptions and waivers of proclamations and travel restrictions. the strides we made in information sharing for border security have been important factors with the united states immigration system department of homeland security working closely with dhs and other interagency partners with the embassies and consulates overseas allowing us to enhance security of our borders while still facilitating legitimate travel from the proclamations exceptions. the first priority when adjudicating all of these including those covered by the proclamation poses no security risk to the united states. the second is that consular officers apply the proclamation in a consistent manner that they may be subject to the proclamation in the third priority has been to

community you have activism and we have science sharing george and kill those that film a few years ago lawson where. i think matt damon gets stuck on mars and he says i'm going to have to silence the s. out of this to try and survive is there a scientific solvable is there something the science community could do rather than say it's all doom and gloom and we can't really change anything we need to adapt. i think this is this is a think it's got it's got the there's solution lies and lots of different things the problem isn't just one thing making this problem we've we've got emissions coming from transport we've got emissions committee from electricity production we've got. from food production so we can all individually have an impact on waste in less you know we talk about fast fashion we can try and buy more ethically and we can we can do things like lobby our governments to do things are on on a more on a big a scale and increase the level of electricity and energy from renewables the other thing is not a national planting trees say they want to deforestation that's happened so that just

. >> wants to cover, eric lawson on top of it all from bloomberg, you can follow his reporting@bloomberg.com and he's on twitter at el wasson. thanks as always for the update . >> over the past few weeks a number of representatives have announced they will not run for reelection in 2020. on the republican side they include using parts of indiana, paul mitchell of michigan. martha roby of alabama area 12 term congressman john shimkus from illinois and george's rob woodall area democrats will announce they're not running for reelection in 2020 include a low sack ofiowa , josc solano who has represented new york 15th district 15 terms and susan davis of california. >> watched c-span campaign 2020 coverage of the democratic presidential candidate at the new hampshire democratic party convention . live coverage is today at 9 am eastern on c-span or listen with the free radio app. >> starting now it's book tv on cspan2. every weekend, 48hours of nonfiction authors and books . >> .. he talks with father imani perry on afterwords. former defense secretary james mattis recounts his military career. a