country,magine if this the schoolyards, the national parks were contaminated with millions of unexploded mines? we have visited all of these landmine areas. we have helped with the clearing up of them. us toavels have taken countries where human trafficking and forced labor is common. one quarter to one half of them are children. we have seen photographs with child refugees and child soldiers and no scavenger and dump sites. you might ask why on a joyous day like this that i mention the history. it is today's inescapable reality. you, because of the fortunate position you are in, you are in a position to change that reality. i hope you will. you live in a time that is both unchanged, but drastically different from the world your parents inherited. millions of people are suffering from poverty and more, they are no longer invisible. that is why the president is sending u.s. military advisers .nd the fbi nigeria the world was shocked into consciousness by millions of e-mails worldwide. something your parents and my parents would not have imagined. an example of something that it can sudden

country,magine if this the schoolyards, the national parks were contaminated with millions of unexploded mines? we have visited all of these landmine areas. we have helped with the clearing up of them. us toavels have taken countries where human trafficking and forced labor is common. one quarter to one half of them are children. we have seen photographs with child refugees and child soldiers and no scavenger and dump sites. you might ask why on a joyous day like this that i mention the history. it is today's inescapable reality. you, because of the fortunate position you are in, you are in a position to change that reality. i hope you will. you live in a time that is both unchanged, but drastically different from the world your parents inherited. millions of people are suffering from poverty and more, they are no longer invisible. that is why the president is sending u.s. military advisers .nd the fbi nigeria the world was shocked into consciousness by millions of e-mails worldwide. something your parents and my parents would not have imagined. an example of something that it can sudden

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magine. the national. the girl. did not exist well the politicking i'm larry king a new york times best selling author denise d'souza joins me here in studio his latest book is entitled america a magical world without our he is co-writer and director of a documentary by the same name which will be out july second then we'll see some clips from that during the program why why why. this title because i'm an immigrant to america and from india i grew up in bombay i came at this country at the age of seventeen i've written twelve books this is my thirteenth book and i realized as i look back on them i've written books in education civil rights capitalism they're all in some ways about america because as an immigrant i think i i have a dual perspective i see america from the inside a grown up here i went to college here but.

writes regarding international reserve and trade currencies it does not have to be all or nothing magine a future where multiple currencies are used for international savings and trade why switch from one dominant currency to another why put all your eggs in one basket and this is an interesting take what are your thoughts on this so you know the whole reserve currency thing is interesting because you know the i think the french at once they talked about america's exorbitant privilege in terms of having pressure of currency and it allows us to basically. get away with a lot of things that other countries couldn't get away with in terms of current account deficits and things of that nature because there's always a bid for the u.s. dollar since the reserve currency but the truth of the matter is is that there's no one on the horizon right now to replace the u.s. dollar so when people talk about. reserve currency what do you see i mean you've got the euro they're having their problems yes there's a lot there's lots of problems but you know some people argue that that there are there's argum

libertarian individual ism i think it's very appealing it must be troubling a few people to out there or to maginethose who have traditionally. and for so long kept a grip on what they do not want to let go which is almost the secret to wealth it exactly it does does goes goes against the entrenched con of a whole accompli in a lot of ways and they are kind of fearful of it let's just move on to another issue which is an issue i know that is that really at the heart of the reality party and i want to talk about fracking because fracking is sweeping the nation and sweeping the globe the economics are horrible for many reasons but best talk a little bit about what what you're fighting against up there in manchester on the fracking front what what we. did she should marry because it's completely age has she said nice side day and that david. said fracking is because my national debate it's what they said to them it's the waves so this becomes a great question then fuck it it's it costs a question the legitimacy of the system itself where the eyes call it now on the outs the laws at all they are all t

that was a clip from the new documentary america magine or without her based on this book it opens by the way in july the co-writer and director of that film is dinesh d'souza he's my guest the book with the same name is out now i've been called you denise should still apologize right ok but i didn't that you were to think about calling yourself to me and i'm still you know my my middle name is joseph and my friends once said to me you can't write books with names like the national denise nobody knows no one can pronounce that use your middle name but i find actually using my real name it's more memorable you recently unless one of you pled guilty to a charge you use straw donors to make a twenty thousand dollar legal contribution why did you want to plead guilty why would you do that i was a complete idiot my friend would you do well tell you my friend wendy long was running for the senate in new york city and i told her wendy please don't run you have no chance to win gillibrand run against hillary i was the incumbent with a lot of money so in any event what i did was i gave twenty

magine in tea party congress how they would react if somebody had anything to do with their local funds. that's exactly how i'm going to react. . i'm not going to stand for it. i'm not going to stay quiet for it. and i'm going to see to it that your constituents are meddling in somebody else's interests in violation of your own principles. it continues to happen, but it happens at a far -- far less of a rate than it used to. when i first came to congress i used to have to stand on the house floor for hours at a time rebutting attempts to attach to the d.c. appropriation anti- local control amendments. those are far, far fewer. the appropriators don't like it. the appropriators simply want to get their appropriation bills done. but occasionally some of those will come through. others come through as freestanding bills. and i appreciate that the speaker doesn't often let those bills get to the floor. but we feel quite insulted when some people decides to introduce a bill to essentially erase what the local government has put into place. a favorite of, one of those sues that continues to a