>> guest: martin anderson and annelise anderson. they are economists at the hoover institution who worked with reagan in the '76 and '80 campaigns, very closely with him. martin traveled with reagan on the plane, was a close adviser. and i saw his name quite often in the archives, and annelise's as well. they're fellows at the hoover institution, and so since i was there, i could go to them and show them documents, and they helped me understand what i was seeing. and so that collaboration became central, because reagan--as you notice, looking at the book, he covered every--almost every issue facing the us, domestic and foreign: abortion, africa, arms control, weapons systems, taxation, regulatory policy. he was doing this all by himself. but we as scholars, most of us focus narrowly on a single area that we specialize in. and so the andersons and i really needed each other for this story. they could do the domestic and economic, and i could focus more on the foreign-policy side, and then we did joint parts together. so there's a lot

while and if you watch moscow with martin anderson about ten minutes time here in our table before that we'll take a look what's happening in business with. hello and a very welcome to the business program here on r t with me here live back about china's central bank says the latest burst of money printing from the u.s. could endanger the global economy as the fat stimulus highlights the need to reform the international monetary architecture china says a special drawing rights developed by the international monetary funds could be used as a global reserve currency that is something emerging economies have been proposing via the g twenty and this is the global crisis erupted more than two hears ago china's central bank's head says that as do far as would offset a speculated bubble created by the u.s. liquidity injections. stocks rally it after the fed's new round of stimulus the u.s. dollar fell to its lowest level of the year is some analysts say the u.s. is consciously aiming at inflation devaluation hunt hoping to export its problems to the world decision to increase quantities of the

. >> narrator: his name was martin anderson. >> my name is marty anderson. i am the quality assurance and radiation... i had received a phone call from north slope project manager with acuren at the time who was responsible for providing nondestructive testing for the corrosion inspection chemicals group for bp. he asked me if i'd be interested in a supervisor's position. >> what do you begin to find? what do you uncover? >> as you know, i'm not at liberty to discuss too many details. >> you're saying you can't talk freely because you signed a nondisclosure agreement? >> that's correct. >> narrator: anderson can't say anything that criticizes the company... >> i'm not at liberty to... >> narrator: ...and has never spoken to the media before. but independently, propublica and frontline have learned that some pipe inspectors were not certified or trained properly. >> i've shown you this letter, this e-mail, previously, and you had a chance to look through that and read it, right? >> yes. >> narrator: anderson's findings are cited in this email sent to bp offic

martin. the book is "me." but let's check in with anderson cooper. what's our lead?acts matter, the truth matters, and that's why we're digging deeper with sarah palin and a "new york times" reporter with a factual error. we'll talk about the facebook battle that ensued and why politicians cling to the mistakes even when confronted with the truth. >>> and a judge sentencing the murderer, quote, i could go on for days about the depth of your depravity. it's sufficient to say you belong in a cage. find out what punishment he did receive. >> larry: that's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific with anderson cooper. you do a lot of philanthropic work. you're an activist against human trafficking. what got you into that? >> many years ago i was invited by my colleagues, someone building an orphanage in india. i went to see what was going on and when i was there he told me let's go out to the street and let's rescue girls. and i'm like, okay, let's rescue girls. and then, we brought girls that were from the ages of 4 to 7, and he told me, yosee girls like them could become prey for h

martin. the book is "me." but let's check in with anderson cooper. what's our lead? >> keeping them honest, facts matter, the truth matters, and that's why we're digging deeper with sarah palin and a "new york you do a lot of philanthropic work. you're an activist against human trafficking. what got you into that? >> many years ago i was invited by my colleagues, someone building an orphanage in india. i went to see what was going on and when i was there he told me let's go out to the street and let's rescue girls. and i'm like, okay, let's rescue girls. and then, we brought girls that were from the ages of 4 to 7, and he told me, you see girls like them could become prey for human trafficking. and i'm like, what does that mean? and he goes, children forced into prostitution. i'm like, what are you talking about? she's 4 years old? 7 and 9. yes, men pay for their virginity. i went crazy, larry. i went back home and i started doing research about human trafficking, and i had no idea about the magnitude. i said, now i know about this. i can't be silent about this. beca

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