it causes people, milton, to think that milton is with us. it causes people to stop and think about where we are and may be a critical stage in this market. >> i think we are -- the pullback was almost -- it was easy forecast. we had a great year. we had a lot of need for tax selling. we went into january with that. it's probably extending into february. there are some concerns in this marketplace. we at abbott see this as a fundamental point of view, not as a trader. still a buying opportunity. valuations are there. kirks are coming in positive. it's not like they were a few years ago. this is an opportunity. >> what about demark's point though. if we get a couple more down days, momentum is going to start to really develop to, you know, use the weather pun of what we're dealing with here in new york city, the snowball is going to get bigger and start going downhill quickly. >> that could happen. i don't think it's going to but it could happen. the issue here is not to try to find the exact bottom. if i was giving advice to small investor to

we wants to ask you a question also, milton. >> milton, what do you do with your employees?em out and say try to get home? do you have rooms for them? will they sleep in the hotel? all of a sudden all of this help staff is stuck where they thought they weren't going to be just a couple hours ago. >> we follow the forecast and we e prepare. we have a team of staff members that are going to stay on property and those are the only people we requested to come in to work today, the people that would stay overnight. we asked them to start coming in this morning to arrive by 9:00 or 10:00 before the weather happened. >> all right. milton hamilton, chad myers, thanks so much. a quick break. we're not going to go away from this story. more on this breaking news. the storm that is slamming north carolina right now. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes life trips us up. sometimes we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your

i don't think he, bezos would say that, but first of all milton friedman made that comment at a timehen socialism had, you know, this sort of meaning that maybe we don't understand, you know, i don't even know what he means by that. quite frankly. if a corporation is delighting its customers, if a corporation is energizing its employees and creating a good return to its shareholders not maximum but a good one i would say that is a pretty good enterprise and i would say that is a successful one and i wouldn't want to have that chief executive being thrown out because some activist investor says i can bring someone who can really push this to the wall and double their earnings per share next quarter. i don't think that is a good way to run an economy. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> it is great to see you. >> thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> in today's uncertain economy, bank foreclosures are alarmingly high and record numbers of americans have seen their life savings wiped out, but there is a way you can protect you and your families future. in the next half

interests, the problem is in the five percent of the time when you have a real trade-off to make miltonedman argued in 1970 there is only one social responsibility of business to use its resources to use in activities designed to increase its profits, anything else he argues is unadulterated socialism. >> he believed that. >> rose: and you want to know about -- for his economic principals, but rhett let me just stay with this idea is also you might say by maximizing shareholder value is increasing the opportunities for the company and increase i -- increasing my ability to hire more people, to invest in more places to do things that bring or spread the wealth that i am creating. >> well, if that is what they were all doing then maybe we wouldn't be having this conference but if they are really making a lot of money, which they are, and they are using that money to buyback their shares, they are using that money to never not sharing that with their employees who are not getting richer, so, therefore, not being able to bay more of their product, their employees are getting disengaged, i m

milton wolf is going to be a problem for the republicans.now the campaign committee who has to back whoever wins the primary is trashing this guy already. >> but notice all the people you mention, they got the -- they got the nomination. they -- >> except for christine o'donnell. >> no, no, she did. she just didn't win. she lost because, you know, the establishment of the republican party knew if she got the nomination, we we're screwed. but they appealed -- >> worse, she could have gotten in the senate. >> but these people appeal to a base -- the base of the republican party that hates the president, that wants someone to go to washington who has never been here, doesn't know anything about governing, because they're viewed as pure. >> right. >> horribly pure in this case. >> but even in high school when somebody ran for college, student council, somebody would always say a bunch of guys got together and said i should run. they pretended there were people around. this guy doesn't even pretend there is anybody around there. why is the right

i'm still here at lovely santa rosa, main unit, here in milton, florida.ot exactly the best place in the world to be, so i would not advise anyone out there coming in -- i know i have a lot of regrets. the food here is horrible. so is the daily schedule. it's pretty boring. i work in laundry here, five days a week, monday through friday. i'm a sewing machine operator. nothing too glamorous about it. >> santa rosa's laundry plant is a sea of blues and whites. sheets and blankets. about 60 loads of laundry gets washed, dried and folded here every workday. the inmates who shoulder the burden put in eight hours, just like a job on the outside. and should one of them ever tire of the job, there are plenty of others eager to replace them. >> i get about 70 to 80 work requests, i want to work in the laundry, a week. of course, we're only authorized 18, so. it's a highly coveted job and position here at santa rosa. they're not getting paid. they get game time for their pay, but they like working here. it's a good atmosphere, a good environment. we attempt to recyc

milton hall's mother has filed suit against the city of saginaw.and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. in a major victory for civil rights advocates, arizona's republican governor jan brewer has vetoed a bill wednesday that would have allowed businesses to deny services to lgbt people. >> it does not address specific concerns related to religious liberty in arizona. i have not heard of one example in arizona where business owners alleges liberty has been violated. the bill is broadly worded and could result in unintended and negative consequences. after weighing all of the arguments, i have vetoed senate bill 1062 moments ago. >> the bill was passed by both houses of the arizona legislature earlier this month and sparked outcry not only from human rights activists, but also age or corporations. delta, petsmart, american airlines group, marriott, and apple were

book that deals with a large topic in a small book >> what is the connection between your book and milton freedman? >> one of the chapters has to do with a theme on this lecture that was called capitalism and the jews. he claimed there was a paradox in that capitalism he thought was good for the jews and they did well in it but jews were anti-capitalist and set out to answer that. i tried to explore both of the hoosiers again and was it true the jews did well under capitalism, it turned out it was. but freedman didn't explore. his assumption is all minorities under capitalism and that is not true for a variety of reasons. and then the assertion the jews were from the russian empire in the 19th and 20th century to the united states did have an anti-capitalism standpoint. it was want working well in the russian empire and certainly not for them. and when they came to new york and worked in the garment industry, they were working long hours and that led them to organize themselves. and their children maintained that anti-capitalism orientation through the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. but that wa

. >> what is the connection between you and milton freedman? >> one of the themes has to do with a lecture he gave. he claimed there was a paradox in regard to the jews and capitalism in that he caught capitalism was good for the jews, but jews tended to be anti-capitalist and he set out to answer the question of why that was the case. so i tried to explore both of those issues again. was it true jews did disproportionately well under capitalism and it turned out it was but freedman didn't explore them. his assumption was that all minorities would do well in the free market. and his talk about jews being anti capitalist isn't true either. it take as small slice of jewish history and made it larger. those jews who came from the russian empire in the late 19th and early 20th century to the united states and to a lesser degree britain and france, they did have an anti-capitalist propensity. it wasn't working well in the russian empire and not for them. when they came to new york, they found themselves working long hours under terrible working cond

these are guys who haven't read or these are guys who have not read milton freeman. they have buried themselves in the thee of it. that will stimulate the economy. not true. what will stimulate the economy is private spending. not people making up jobs just to satisfy the government. >> can i get a response to that, eric, really quickly? i'd like to just respond quickly and say there's another theory which is we have more choosing to retire and that's why you see the work force being cut in this way. it has nothing do with the economics. >> we'll leave it right there. you can continue the conversation right now on twitter. #cashin'in. be sure to keep it up. make your voice heard. coming up, tourists at the olympicsing are having to suck it up in shi. australia dogs are running wild. and hotel rooms, look at that water. we know what this is saying about water t what about america? olympics are. in bathrooms, that don't have toilet paper. check that t. that ain't bud light, folks. that's the water. stray dogs in the street. you can't run if they're chasing you because

i'm against milton keynes was more serious crimes it's a fun this time on its national who now chairs the commons motion is the crux of what he's like the sky the important thing is what love the muppets to happen here all the best moments. witnesses said. for most of all his stuff is not just minutes before the defeat from the ferry barrett co creator of all that well that's it for ten years discussions were korea's national assembly to pass this very apt. currently my facts on what they bought the ticket because with two counts and if he went. as in favor of with the opposition are focused more on its court system and its baking cups and then so i was no consensus. and the national assembly. so now be the opposition party that now's the time because of the train conductor of heat in and out snowboarding typical camp is that it could not believe in my stamping. a few more conscious of how the photos for free in and yet that's to get that works and is so complex problem as he is moving to a party with more focus on human rights and the civil and political rights that come the oppositi

it turns out that was a cornerstone of nixon's and famous socialist like milton friedman and hayek. there's a weird bipartisan history to this idea and if this does continue to play out along these trajectories we might revisit that. that's not our preferred solution. there's a wrinkle on that advocated by milton friedman among others that we would like a lot tighter which is a negative income tax which is let's encourage work and make sure people are still working and for every dollar they earn instead of paying 20 cents out of their taxes why don't we give them 20 cents and that 20 cents in that link urged him to keep working. these are some pretty heavy ideas. we think in the more far out future let's ship the conversation around what we are taxing and how and if we need to shifted in this direction. >> we are at the halfway point. >> are you still with us? >> this is the commonwealth club of california program and you are talking with erik brynjolfsson and andrew mcafee about their new look "the second machine", work progress and prosperity in a time of brilliant technologies. i

i'm against milton keynes was more serious crimes it's a fun this time on its national who now chairs the commons motion is the crux which is what he's done. the important thing is what you love the muppets to happen here. all that has been a week. yet for most of all his stuff is not just in before the defeat them. very very concrete holding out on the twelveth pick in over ten years discussions were korea's national assembly to pass this very apt. sprinkle the dry facts on what they bought the ticket because with two counts and if he went. as in favor of establishing tips that will combine with the opposition are. but with more on its belief system and its baking cups and then so i was no consensus and in the national assembly but not with the kids so i'll be the opposition party that now's the time because of the train connection with the in and out snowboarding typical camp is that it's not really cannot step in. if you were conscious of how the photos for free in yet that's to get that works and is so complex problem as the police report with more focus on human rights and the ci

california, two police officers were killed after stopping a car for running a red light. 25-year-old miltontis had been on the force for only two months. he left behind a wife and two children. >> it was what are they doing here? and it was pretty much like he is sleeping. why doesn't he come home and sleep? and she says he is in heaven. >> the other victim, 29-year-old richard phillips, was also married with three children. his daughter carolyn remembers the promise the police department made to her mother. >> we vow to you that no matter where you are, no matter how much time goes by, we will find you if we ever solve this case. >> police soon discovered that the murder suspect had been driving a car stolen from the teenagers. they had been robbed and assaulted. dewar described the assailant as a white male, early 20s, 6 feet tall, 190 pounds with dark blond hair and an unfamiliar accent. >> he wasn't from this area, and he was soft-spoken, and he was slow, not educated, and he kind of had a drawl. >> howard speaks examined the stolen car for evidence. >> when they called me that there ha

milton time for the football confederations cup that was going on at the time and not for the upcoming football world cup beginning this new idea at the forefront of this two islands to the country's establishment where a bunch of new brazilian media outlets what to see what they eat out one about the movie sunday afternoon in north india in montana. a man and a smartphone nothing else is necessary for me d and injure my entry point it's broadcast live over the internet and anyone who wants to watch the sth. a change of scene cell phone. these are what could be considered the editorial offices of media attention. everyone is constantly on the internet more precisely on social networks because they're the only places the ninjas reports videos and live streams appear. i don't even tell their own glad to report or see themselves as activists. they are nothing they're working for what they consider a just cause median and it came to notice and could take months to go with the countrywide demonstrations. or when isaac was to move. the mass protests and street campaigns people began to notic

in the meantime, for sir nick faldo, lance barrow and steve milton and all the crew, jim nantz saying so long from the waste management phoenix open. . >>> area car washes are packed this weekend, as driver move to get the salt off in between storms. there's another one on the way. >> a moment of silence at columbia mall. one week after a gunman opens fire, leaving three dead. also, a skateboard tribute to two of his victims. . >>> lines were long at most area car washes today. nikki burdine is standing by live, talking to lots of drivers. what are they saying? >> reporter: they are frustrated, but also thankful for the warmer weather. what's the first thing you do when the temperatures warm? you get your car washed. problem it, lot of other people had the exact same idea. we're here at the montgomery hills car wash off georgia avenue. in the past few minutes, they closed down. i don't know if you can see the traffic moving along just fine right now. but i want to show you the video from earlier today, both as a warning for what could happen tomorrow because a lot of people will be ou

milton eighty two of the students in his fight to make them quickly to support them venezuelan authorities today she did the wrestler installed position need any of potent offense. one challenge is atlanta and terrorism links the three deaths. the president accuses him of instigating financed to try to state occasion. i say to these countries fugitives ten yourselves into the justice system irresponsible for the blood off the katrina tragedy for venezuela. it's it's it's it's it pays to say the name the two entities one protest every shot down. i think the government and the opposition accused each other as being behind the deaths. it was the next july's that night singing to me cfs another volcano erupted this time on the heavily populated island of java. three apples were forced to shut down the road toll to two hundred thousand michael but that didn't affect it. it's unexpected seventeen km into the sky rather fast telling popular special media site facebook is offering he uses the term joint that define themselves as the tenth of that unavailable the mount. uses in the us will now be a

one student has joined the new play kitchen milton residents of units that system to its over when going to be the champ is interested in him and second defendants the audience as chess is more a hobby but he'd still like to impede the scheme. tell your place in the entire screen and an easy opponent he runs into difficulties early on. it's good to offer some some good advice. does he know he should interject himself into the match the dc secret strategy for heinz doing well and it went beyond the player except the knights grudgingly him to get them the investor who did no good to get it from me. oh and don't go into the shelter not talking about. she spearheaded this chess club for years. this first matches as a prisoner of war using hand carved pieces the route through the zoo time does not tend to be in a failed strategy pays off on the board. black takes the white broke and all over don't you. the meet again in a week's time. daria says the pressure and a learning experience and next time sales team up against the attack they are owned by the motherhood of the blog liao a few weeks l

cause among the targets of the transfers and financial centers not just me take one picture shows a milton in front of the white house to washington for sniff has a story. isn't that fast that direct threat to fire three days that we have seen that have come out too thin add that threatens to attack transport to attack by the actual cents as of now and has an estimated two hundred cope with it instead of joining the is what will please me very happy according to a confident studies that have beamed on its militants put until the day on the base units that around three hundred and fifty according to these couple of studies that we found that the toll to three hundred belgians more than two hundred sq at each from fronts and chatted about about a hundred and fifty fight to keep going from the netherlands to syria. and it's great that we talking about embrace and basically cool dry at alto week which is of course as to how discreet faction in syria they've got the space that pace i made the she beast to act on the line that maybe they can take a look at that face that page which is quite shoc

such a no exception from the sizzling sure to the cool snowy peaks so cheese you might out of it milton andrews. there's just minutes until the right machine and seeing the usa face off in the salty ice hockey arena also join us next hour as we bring you the very latest from one of the ones who game's most eagerly anticipated matches. the g twenty fourteen promises to make an exhilarating winter an easy journey and it's now a make heaven now and the rest of our lives taking staying for some cheap twenty four take. on. this immediate leave us so we believe that maybe. the scene motions to the. party years ago. are shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politicking. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story. arabic to find out more visit our big. welcome back to artsy international will continue with other news now german they register the euro zone's highest growth right this quarter as x. for its pumped money back into the economy lots of u

you might covet milton andrews. just now to pumping billions of dollars into sochi russian officials been busy inspecting the city between the event a deputy prime minister. gave his take on how far the city come. infrastructures such as brand new york. city all the more than acquirements requirements at. present the war and. infrastructure. as one of the. most important russian the resorts one of the most more than european resorts as well. well we know a days it isn't pygame has been a blast so far hope you're enjoying our coverage next hour on r.t. hope you join me again we will have more reaction from that bitterly fought hockey match and much more too from sochi so join me again for the next coverage of the second winter games coming up in. the g twenty four team promises the alternate and exhilarating winter sports an eight year journey and you see no way to make seven zero in the last of our lives take years team for sochi twenty four take. on. and in other news the colleagues in europe's industrial powerhous

such a god no exception from the sizzling sure to the cool snowy peaks so she's your night out of it milton andrews. no late night drinking of course for the hard training athletes who nevertheless have been enjoying life outside the games we heard from some competitors i find it beautiful i think it's been organized great and everybody's really nice and of course the scenery is just fabulous it was hard not to pay attention to how much negativity it was getting but i was trying to stay optimistic i knew i was coming here regardless and so far i have been so pleasantly surprised that's for sure very good organized it's. not not far away from each other and not far away from the olympic village and not a new building in the city. even at the track. everything is done now. it's just a place. that's it for me on the russian black sea coast for now kevin owen will be here in our sochi stew. you know in a few hours' time stay with r.t. for our continuous all access olympic coverage. the g twenty four team promises we call timid and exhilarating winter sports not to eat you still need you so now

television does not take off until the late 1940s after world war ii in the 1950s when my parents watched milton and captain kangaroo and this was the beginning though, this was the beginning of a worldwide phenomena that brought people in the united states closer together who gave them a plan on what was happening. >> radio comes in. radio in the 1920s and radio really takes off amazingly tens of thousands of radios because remember with radio people bought them on installment plans and all things. that was popular also about this time remember when franklin roosevelt comes in as president and starts the fireside chats with microphones that we also have in the smithsonian. i mean the american people are living to that and they said the president came into our living room. >> has this been on display? >> yes. most recently, we did an exhibit on 1939, so many things happening in the late 30s. i'm fond of again, given the world fairs the wizard of oz come out superman comics and this television set was on display. >> something else you wanted to show us back here that displayed in your book the sm

it's not faded bid a phpl smith r milton freedman that rich countries should lose industry. they certainly didn't lose theirs. you have book though a quote from huey pierce long in speech for reelection of in 1932 addy care way and the quote is -- >> you have to consider we went horrendous financial whose responsible depends on what party you're in. will blame bush, the the fact that chris cox at the securities exchange totally asleep at greenspan was en asleep at the switch and was omehow surprised all this happened. ell, yes, bush was response aab able. was he anymore responsible than clinton who signed the act repealed the act of 1934 that kept investment and commercial banking separate. he signed that. signed the commodity 2,000 that on act in took all the wraps off how ative rating. that's credit swapz. so they're both responsible for this. to ask you about abels because you say you're not a republican or democrat. go back to the interview of bob gates. in the book he says he's a and interview here he he's not what do the labels anymore. >> he call up and we were talkin

smith or faded by adam milton friedman that rich countries should lose their industry.hey certainly didn't lose theirs. >> in your book, you have a , ate from hugh e pierce long speech from 1932. the quote is, they have got a set of republican waiters on one side and senate democratic waiters on the other side, but no matter which set of waiters brings you the --, the legislative grub is altra spared -- is all prepared in the wall street kitchen. >> that is correct. you have to consider, we went through a horrendous financial meltdown. who is responsible depends on which party you are in. democrats will blame bush, the tax cuts, the fact that chris the securities and exchange commission were asleep at the switch. alan greenspan was asleep at the switch and was somehow surprised that all this happened. yes, bush was responsible. but when you parse the historical records, was he any more responsible than bill the act thatsigned actaled the glass-steagall of 1934, that kept investment and commercial banking separate? theigned that, he signed commodity futures modernization

milton wolf is a tea party republican. he's challenging senator pat roberts.e admitted that he made insurance sensitive comments after posting some gruesome x-ray images of gunshot victims on his facebook page, including someone decapitated by gunfire. one x-ray resembled a wounded alien in a "terminator" movie. wolf was asked about this. >> do you still post images of dead people on the internet? >> that is not an image of a dead person. >> what is it? what is this? >> these are x-rays. >> x-rays of dead people. do you still post images that reflect anything like this on the internet? >> you know, it's so easy to try to -- to try to put some kind of blame on me, on anybody and anything that you like to do. i'm telling you right now, these are real consequences that you see of real activities. >> in a statement, wolf now says, quote, several years ago i made some comments about these images that were insensitive to the seriousness of what the images revealed. i removed those images several years ago. matea, is there any right answer? i think it's fair to say t

>> the milton freed mapp had an idea, a negative income tax, basically, everybody has a guaranteed levelf income, and it wouldn't have the same distortions the current welfare system has if this discourages work or marriage, for instance, and this level would be set low enough that people don't grow dependent on it. [applause] >> i'm michael ashley, student at the university of delts. what do you think is 5 good outline or effective measure of creating a small government that stays small? >> one idea proposed to keep government smaller is to link federal spending as a percentage of gdp with an actual rule, and congressman are held responsible if they want to increase spending above historical norms. that's a good starting place. >> another idea is to repeal five rules and pass one. [laughter] >> my name is ken williams, political science student at ohio university. in obamacare, with -- how -- where there's a distrust theme for the insurance companies because they want to make a profit, that the solution to that is to andate the insurance companies. >> where the idea comes from, i don't

. >> ernie kovacks, milton berle, and the sketches were often very long, in depth and cerebral, it wasa golden age of tv. one of the great things for sid caesar he lived a life into his 90s and had two or three careers, as a tv star. >> and on this day that he's passed he hasn't gotten as much credit as he deserves. bill wyman, thank you for joining us. the show may be over, but the conversation continues. we'll see you next time. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello welcome to the news hour. i'm jane dutton. a missing anti-drone campaigner resurfaces in pakistan saying he was abducted and tortures. >>> russia accuses the united states of trying to derail peace talks. >>> and israel's prime minister drives himself to the palace to

milton fremont and ed monday and robert published powerful cra -- critique of the philips curve. it's a correlation. you have no idea of the underlying behavior driving it. it you don't understand the underlying behavior driving it. you don't really understand it. you can't rely on it. there's a famous example from -- it's like trying to prevent people from kicking the ball in american football -- iom hoping you know it better than i do. in the fourth attempt if you haven't got the ball far enough forward, you will concede possession. and so the incentive is it kick the ball. get it down the field. let say the regulatory authority of the game wish to prevent punting. they don't want people to kick the ball away. will -- well the philips curve said let's look at dat. it if you don't understand you're going get things done. that's what they said was true about the philips curve. and something even more important happens. the oil crisis of the 1970s. and it completely failed. and the curve itself fell apart dissolved in to the air. and at that point, i think something damaged happen

. >> ernie kovacks, milton berle, and the sketches were often very long, in depth and cerebral, it wasa golden age of tv. one of the great things for sid caesar he lived a life into his 90s and had two or three careers, as a tv star. >> and on this day that he's passed he hasn't gotten as much credit as he deserves. bill wyman, thank you for joining us. the show may be over, but the conversation continues. we'll see you next time. br >> buried in snow and it's still falling in some places. the winter storm that has nearly crippled all of the eastern u.s. >> a gay rights battle playing out in the heartland - laws that some say is the most homophobic in the nation. >> the health of the united states -- the united states must stop harassing afghanistan. >> tough talk from afghanistan president karzai telling the u.s. to

tea party challenger, quote, tea party challenger over the weekend revealed -- a radiologist -- >> milton wolf. >> terrible x-rays of victims with gunshots wounds, put them on his facebook page and mocked them. i think republicans of all stripes wan to win the election. that's why i think it's important to distinguish between the sentiment which will continue to be there in the tea party groups which will try to justify their existence. >> inning analysis. pointed out what did karl rove bring to me when i hosted fox and friends and will he bring it to "the real story"? the answer is no. >> let me explain this. in new york they gave me a bottle of wine. i don't drink and i gave my bottle of wine to you. now they figured out i don't drink so they bring me ginger ale which i do drink. i'll be happy to bring you ginger ale. >> thank you. how do i say this. thank you for not making me drink empty calories. great to see you. >> good to see you. >> second highest ranking government official in the land but not according to joe biden. >> a vice president has no inherent power. it's all reflective

we've seen problems for milton wolf and matt bevan, we'll see how it weathers, just because it's a small number of people in the general electorate doesn't mean the tea party cannot still have influence in the republican primaries and if they have influence there, they are someone that the republican party has to be aware of and acknowledge. >> and too strong leaders within the party, rand paul, has been the person who has brought up the clinton presidency. let's look at what one democrat democratic pac is running. i want your reaction on the other side, susan. >> rand paul is out there. he's banging on the clintons every day. what's his strategy? >> well, i'm not certain he has a strategy. >> there's a lot of things going on right now that we need to be concerned about other than what happened 15 years ago. >> record is what will be judged upon. >> it's not a long-term winning strategy for republicans. let's dance the macarena and talk 1998. ♪ >> susan, rand paul is saying tea party needs to invite more people into its umbrella and yet getting criticized for bringing up the clinton pres

we like milton friedman when it comes to this. let's encourage work, let's make sure that people are still working. for every dollar they earn, why don't we give them 20 cents and encourage them to keep working? we think in the system and the more far out future that the shifts of conversation, if we move too, we shift in this direction. >> okay, we are at the halfway point. and this is the commonwealth club of california program and we're talking with eric wilson and andrew mcafee called the second machine age. the time of voting technology. i am your moderator and you can hear commonwealth club programs on the radio and also online on our youtube channel. jumping off what you have just said with a couple of questions here, talking about basic guaranteed income and a response to this issue. and this is some of the talk that we had had about this. >> let me build upon what andrew was saying. you can do a lot to divide us. but the thing that we focus on is like an income tax credit and we get the feeling that the reason for that an

the income tax credit, the child of milton friedman and jerry ford, it was a great idea it worked enormously. but at the same time you have to raise the income. that's why the minimum wage has to be raised. let's not put it all on american taxpayers. costco already is, gap is. let's join in having some economic justice to our workers. >> woodruff: the two of you bring justice to this bring every friday. mark shields, david brooks, thank you. >> woodruff: finally tonight, as the winter olympics close out this weekend, we conclude with a broader look at the host country. at it's people and the contrast between the past couple of weeks and day-to-day life of ordinary russians. jeff is back with our conversation which he recorded earlier in the week. >> brown: gregory feifer first came to his interest in russia through a personally connection. his mother grew up there are in communism. he worked there as npr and other news organizations and is working with people along the way and eventually covered in the new book, russians, the people behind the power. welcome. >> thank you. >> brown: the star