-- she didn't pay tribute to maggie thatcher, she paid tribute to herself and i thought that was kindve mentioned the other people she was competing against. >> kimberly your primary reason for watching is the fashion. >> that's correct, thanks for getting to the most important part. i'm not the only one. and who cares about the movies, that's why they've shown the old ones, they haven't made any good movies. >> and looked like the westminster dog shows. >> there were three poodles i liked. and i like jennifer lopez my puerto rican sister from another mother. >> you're hotter than j. lo.. >> thanks for that obvious compliment. trying to be nice and there was a problem-- >> and reenact it later. and i loved jennifer lopez and angelina jolie, and service, leg it out. >> she dyed her hair. did you notice. >> it's always dark. >> it was light. >> and last night i didn't watch and henry, my dog, he was actually, my dog was disappointed and i told him we were going to go to the the oscars and he thought he meant he got to come to your house and i gave him a picture much you as oscar instead

the universalist myths of the market -- as maggie thatcher said, "there is no alternative."re is one clear, most efficient, best way, only way of doing things. it becomes very dogmatic. so you have the dogmatism of free-market economics in a kind of his marriage with the political power of wealth. there becomes only one possible way of doing things and it drives out and crowds out the cherished myths, a cherished unique national experiences, other moral claims. the laws a doctrine in alon called efficient breach. sometimes it is economically efficient to walk away from a contract, so to heck with the contract. you have goldman sacks that allegedly is representing the best interests of the investors that it serves, creating securities for the sole purpose to bet against them. so the sucker who thought that goldman sacks could be trusted to sell him or her securities is actually being played for a sucker. when i was writing about the meltdown, i learned a charming phrase that apparently is very conventional in certain circles on wall street. ibgybg -- has anybody heard of that