>> mabey but it's a long time away and one of the interesting developments over the last couple of decades is how strong the state remains committed by what kind of argue that the nation state is coming back, and it's partly because globalization is extraordinarily powerful. it reaches into countries across borders in a way that is very intrusive, and in some ways those states are basically saying stop, we want more control over our destination. tikrit symbol what is happening in europe. europe desperately needs collective government to stabilize the euro to find its way out of the crisis to what is happening is the politics is drifting back from brussels the capitol of the union to the nation state, and that's because the nation states are getting slapped around by the european integration and by the globalization and saying we are mad and we aren't going to take it anymore. they are pushing back and so precisely because of the globalization punctures orders those borders are coming back to life so i think the 21st century will be a century in which the nation state is alive and well. >>

make its way in other parts of the world, so in a way it has always been a little bit controversy all mabey if it would have happened five years later or ten years later but one way or another it had gotten big enough in the congo and it was connected to enough places that eventually the virus is going to get out at that point. >> let's go back across the ocean to the congo and sub-saharan africa, and i would like you to give the concept, and i know inherent in the description you're going to talk about male circumcision. you talked of lost in the book and your co-author is a huge proponent, so explain for those watching what the aids belt is and comment if you would on male circumcision, and if you would fill in the differences between the epidemic in the country like kenya verses ugonda we're into various. a similar levels of condom use the prevalence rate spreads differently. i will let you explain that because it's your book and your research. >> guest: one of the questions i get asked most often of people in excerpt in the "washington post," newspaper and we do their early parts of the

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. >> caller: five gough mabey one solution. why don't we just nationalize everybody and make sure when the corporations foreign and domestic come in that they pay the tax payers when they may go for a certain amount or the destroy our environment, or put tax on international goods we have to live on this planet, giving money to the oligarchies we are basically going to be tackled, and like i heard our vice president say that the supreme court is going to have to make a decision on those ships they are going to implant people here and how they are going to pay everybody. >> host: what about tax rate for ceos? >> of the tax rate for ceo shouldn't be different than for other people of high income. i don't think we should discriminate between ceos and bald leaders and so on. there's a couple of ways in which the tax system discriminates rich people one in particular which is the so-called interest for people who manage hedge funds and private equity partnerships and without getting too into detail they get to pay the lower rate of

there's been a lot of discussion the market's refinery at mabey philadelphia as raw material feedstock is the component of the gasoline prices to increase in the crude prices as has already said is necessarily reflected in the price to pay at the pump. but concerns about the delivered a devotee of the refinery closures were also factors. the middle east and asia are shipments from the gulf coast will close that down to the prize is given a transportation costs are likely to be higher until we find lower-cost logistical alternatives and they actually become readily available to read severance from the gulf which the deliver of the the people be influenced by the availability of the jones act vessels were possibly waivers. stocking facilities and regional and local pipeline capacity. the good news and this is figure three is that absent the massive global destruction our market tightening beyond what we foresee today if history is a guide it's always easier to predict in the future the gasoline prices generally decline or tend to decline after july. unfortunately for consumers, and i thi

shows depending on the events of the day, we are mixing either some cultural or celebrity eve ensler mabey news events that happened in the world. he has a very good range to do both. so cnn itself if you think of the anderson cooper show every night there are that show now at 7:00 is we think it's broadening out in terms of what we are covering in the death and an .... >> the question i wanted to ask before, you say the ratings are up. but that's not hbo. that is a subscription supported thing and an ad supported thing and the ratings are up quite well this year and the year before. there is some which we get from that. when you were watching that elections return flight to the of the channel to see what people are doing? >> absolutely. life with her now. dewaal probably do, too. you should, i think. and you get a fair view. so, i guess i travel overseas of it and want to ask about this, i wanted to ask again when i go overseas i like to know what is going on in the united states so i turn on cnn but i always have on something i call cnn international overseas which is telling me about ru