[laughter] susan: poor milton was on his own for that one. i have had very emotional feelings this week because it marks the 50th anniversary of ike's passing. it is hard to believe it is 50 years since his death. i come to realize it was the passing of a giant, really a giant. if i was not fully aware of that as a kid, i know it now after researching my book. say i am overwhelmed at times by e's tenacity, fear -- clear thinking, and vision be an understatement. i have come to meet an individual who is courageous and compassionate, with an extraordinary level of emotional intelligence. say something today about dwight eisenhower's leadership skills, so let's start with the proposition that not all of leadership can be trained. there is a mysterious element to leadership. god-given,is likability for instance, or a big smile. i have a kind of energy -- i have read this in my research -- kind of energy that could fill an empty room. one of his colleagues called it on loosened physical and intellectual energy -- on physical-- unloosened and intel

all right, thanks, rock. >> we entered milton in special olympics pretty much right away.ing and that's where he thrived. his self-esteem grew. >> years later, tampa, for all of us became a very challenging place. my dad was not wrestling anymore, not making any money. >> then i started drinking real heavy. >> of all the people, milton became somewhat of a saving grace to my dad. >> he took the bottle one time and dumped it out. >> milton convinced him to stop drinking. he's never had a drink since. >> milton changed my life because he looked at me like i'm your dad, i'm going to take care of you. >> all right, remember, championships are won and lost. legends are forever, and you're a legend. >> oh. >> when you get somebody who just comes around and is not judging, looks at you and loves you and will cry with you and i got you, and then probably the fact that it's milton who has downs syndrome and he's -- this connection happens and his heart is boundless. the love he has is boundless. the empathy is boundless. >> you and dewey here? who's stronger, you or dewey? >> me. >

alex forsyth, bbc news, milton keynes.the borough council website. the cast of the 25th james bond film has been announced, with oscar winner rami malek confirmed as part of the acting line—up. it's all been kept under wraps until today, when it was revealed at the goldeneye estate injamaica, where ian fleming wrote the 007 novels. lizo mzimba was there and sent this report. like any good secret agent, daniel craig says he's less interested in the past and more focused on the job in hand, the new film. this is my fifth and it's been a long time but it's an amazing time, and i'm just terribly excited about getting going. and doing it here injamaica so going. and doing it here injamaica so things aren't that bad really. here in jamaica so things aren't that bad really. here injamaica is where the first film was shot in the 1960s. a lot has had to change since ursula andrus emerged from this ocean, particularly the way female characters appear in the movies. their women in this film are very interested , their women in this f

alex forsyth, bbc news, milton keynes.il elections on the bbc website bbc.co.uk/politics. you will see all the links on the page. this sunday, sir mo farah will try to win his first london marathon. but instead of preparing quietly for the big race, he has become embroiled in a row with the ethiopian former distance runner, haile gebrselassie. sir mo alleged he'd been robbed at a hotel owned by the ethiopian, an allegation which led to an exchange of insults, as our sports editor dan roan reports. he's one of britain's greatest ever olympians, but for two days now, sir mo farah has been embroiled in a bitter war of words with another legendary distance runner. farah competed against haile gebrselassie and has been training at the hotel he owns in addis ababa. today, the ethiopian great claimed farah assaulted a coach and his wife here at his hotel's gym. he had a fight with two athlete, with a husband and a wife. he beat both of them up. that was the action of a criminal. farah's camp deny this, insisting he acted in self—

milton friedman gets applause. it was so mainstream it passed the house of at representatives twice in 1971 and 11 years later one state adopted a dividend where everybody in the state gets between $1000 and $2000 per year, no questions asked, what state is that? >> alaska. mr. yang: how do they find it? >> oil. mr. yang: what is the oil of the 21st century? >> technology. mr. yang: what we do with technology money. [applause] , they calln alaska it the oil checked and they love it, we will call this the tech check and we will love it. [applause] mr. yang: think what would you do with $1000 per month. where would that money go? >> college! mr. yang: it would go to college for a lot of young people. pay off the debt. credit card bills. it would stay in your local communities and you would spend it on food, bills, health care, the occasional night out, and a lot was circulate in the towns in. this is a trickle up economy for people, families, and communities. [applause] mr. yang: this is a freedom dividend that will

milton friedman gets applause. that's the yang gang for you. it was so mainstream it passed the u.s. house of representatives twice in 1971 and 11 years later, one state adopted a dividend where everybody in the state gets between $1000 and $2000 per year, no questions asked. what state is that? >> alaska. mr. yang: how do they find it? -- fund it? >> oil. mr. yang: what is the oil of the 21st century? >> technology. mr. yang: that's right. what they are doing for alaska we can do for everyone around , here with technology money. in alaska, they call it the oil check and they love it, we will call this the tech check and we are going to love it. [applause] mr. yang: think what would you do with $1000 a month? where would that money go? >> college! mr. yang: it would go to college for a lot of young people. we have to get the cost of college down. pay off the debt. credit card bills. it would stay in your local communities. you would end up spending it on food, bills, health care, the occasional night out, and a lot would circulate in the towns

the ponies and see if the shish of my is want to see a lot of them left to milton without all the stuff means i guess that makes a lot of them so i just know and i should have put them on the shanks line you know i'm sick of that don't need my phone i want to get out doc for the last thing you want me to give about the national. and yeah me you know how much does that cause if we have them united as in show me to move on tonight is what you have been was it or did i hear from a dozen action means. so call or not i'm not sure i go along down the. road to the truth because i love to it fool who had to. tell you so i guess silk i looked only. at me i'd say that only all boy if you're welcome or not cock sure you know. i mean i've got guys that they call it that you know it's not you on the look that you are going to show you not just maybe from what i hear you what some are going on yeah yeah and. him. going to get that rush to your mom. was like a big big. gun does a body yeah yeah my auntie economic fears i got i do think that i will be back again we. talk best yeah she was numb so quest

all right for more let's bring in john milton my loan at the franklin stock exchange good morning to you janelle amid all the doom and gloom the market holding up. good morning monica well pretty well considering the docks appears poised to follow the lead of asian markets which of course have been boosted by optimism over a potential u.s. try and china trade deal now of course there's been a lot of news for the markets and i just this week that outlook just being one the deadlock over brags that being another all of those of bad news to be sure but none of them knew bad news and these are these are ongoing developments and investors are very familiar with this narrative already and we're only in the middle of the trading week but from where i'm standing there's been this trend to focus on the positive say like strong data coming out of china while ignoring the negatives just like that i.m.f. outlook but of course of course you know there are still risks in the form of surprise twist say there is there is no u.s. china trade deal say it escalates or there is no clear way forward for

milton friedman was a critic of the new deal. critic of government regulation, of liberalism, of unions, and basically believed that private markets, unregulated markets were better at everything been government was. he became increasingly influential in the 1970's. he had a weekly column in newsweek. authored a huge book called "free to choose." that became a very influential book in its time. so influential where ideas like his, that they also affected how democrats thought. it was under the carter administration that neo- liberal idea started to spread. trucking in 1980. the banking industry in 1980 as well. the thing about airlines and trucking is that they were highly regulated before this. that is the rates they could charge, the fares they could charge on the airlines. the governments had a say in all of that. it was not necessarily great for consumers. and what friedman argued was that competition without regulation with the to lower fares. that did happen for a while until airline's started to consolidate and collude to

the enough project and was previously director of the sudan democracy first group he joins us from milton delaware in the u.s. to talk more about this thanks very much for being with us. so presumably you would look at this as as a step in the right direction what do you make of this announcement. it definitely is this demon do they know they really miss all the parties to avoid clashing or. causing failures or turmoil and disturbing allegations of the country and therefore it is a positive step and i really hope to mystic that next this will fall over the limit on the composition of the council with the personalities and who would be the chair of course the opposition wants the chair to be a civilian so that the you know the television. signal that. but there is there is still this fear among the protesters in ciudad and that the army it continues to be dominated by. appointees or people who remain loyal to his regime and that they will still find a way to to cling to power through this process what what what what what's what's your feeling on that. that this fear is quite just defying y

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inland, the boats were moving somewhat slower in milton keynes, and on the thames, where birds of alles were soaking up the sun. today, southport was hotter than seville and st tropez. tomorrow's easter eggs will be served sunny side up. 0livia richwald, bbc news, southport. now on bbc news...the travel show coming up on this week's programme... car—free in madrid. this is like being a kid again! woohoo! digging the dutch masters. and it's downhill all the way in the mountains of latvia. we start this week in the spanish capital, madrid, where change is coming fast. the way people get around the city is being transformed, city officials are clearing the cars from the congested streets and opening them up to new possibilities — rentable electric scooters. they have become increasingly popular in many european cities of late. for lots of people, it's a transport revolution they've been waiting for. for others, it's something else entirely. too many in madrid. madrid resident rafa estafania reports. look at this! electric scooters, bicycle sharing, everybody seems to be sharing means of

from the how milton coalition to stop. i think that there was dancing in the hallways at the pentagon this morning will lose trickled in that mr k.p. party michael lost not only distance but also. this is reflected the short deterioration in relations between washington the u.s. needs the u.s. military industrial complex which is the most powerful economic and political force inside the usa needs to maintain its monopoly over sales to all its nato allies and other ally countries in order to maintain change its profits and its power and its influence in washington so having nato countries like turkey turn down or using russian weapons is a very very bad precedent and they certainly don't want it to happen. american actor jim carrey is widely known for his comedy evolves but the two time golden globe winner has now found himself in the spotlight for a different reason. if you're wondering what fascism leads to just ask benito mussolini and his mistress claressa. i'll be back around thirty minutes time. which is up next on in

milton friedman is usually associated with the right way and one thousand economists signed a study saying this would be great for our society and one state has had a dividend for thirty seven years where everyone in the. of alaska gets between one and two thousand dollars no questions asked he's likening his plan to. right and i've looked at m.g.m. stuff and he's absolutely right and you could being a mouse ization of all the economic extra analyses that get lost in the economy you could look at it in a number of different ways the fact is that the united states generates many chinese of dollars worth of g.d.p. and does credibly inefficient way that leaves out all the people that are responsible in part to create that g.d.p. and harken back to.

inland, the boats were moving somewhat slower in milton keynes, and on the thames, where birds of allan seville and st tropez. tomorrow's easter eggs will be served sunny side up. olivia richwald, bbc news, southport. we wa nt we want to bring you some breaking news. it is coming out of sri lanka. we are getting reports that there have been blasts that have hit two sri lanka churches. it is easter mass held there, it is easter weekend. we are hearing that blasts have hit two sri lankan churches. that is coming through on afp and we are also getting reports of explosions that have hit two columbo hotels in sri lanka. explosions have hit sri lanka churches and hearing explosion that to columbo hotels as well. that report coming through on writers as well. we will keep you across that breaking news here on bbc news as it develops. right now, let's get some weather with nick miller. hello. after two days of easter weekend warmth, you may be watching this to see if it is set to continue for the rest of the weekend. the short answer is yes but keep watching now for the longer answer. here's

milton friedman is usually associated with the right way and one thousand economists signed a study saying this would be great for our society and one state has had a dividend for thirty seven years where.

people of france tonight and with the emergency services who are fighting the terrible blaze it milton's uncomfy drew former deputy director of culture at you know asco francisco bender and says this will be much more about reconstruction than restoration. now we think distraction that one long yesterday i mean all he says gone all we have to do. and what will have to be. really a major reconstruction. major reconstruction project this will. be difficult to say today. how much it cost to the ongoing know that many many hundreds of millions of dollars in a way was also the. more that society can do for the money because you know about one hundred years ago a hundred years ago because you know when two major players. and there's been. two. generations so i. think everybody we have to. be able to. get to the future generations. politicians have expressed their discontent with america's israel policy and i letter to british newspaper the guardian they say they recognized him as a capital both of israel and an independent palestinian state bitter over reports. donald trump's decision to go hi

inland, the boats were moving somewhat slower in milton keynes, and on the thames, where birds of allz. tomorrow's easter eggs will be served sunny side up. olivia richwald, bbc news, southport. so how long will the good weather last? here's nick miller. hello. after two days of easter weekend warmth, you may be watching this to see if it is set to continue for the rest of the weekend. the short answer is yes but keep watching now for the longer answer. this is the view from oxfordshire earlier where it was a chilly start for saturday. warm in the sunshine again and the weather front close to north—west scotland, giving some outbreaks of rain and more cloud to parts of ireland, but that backs away by monday. even here, we will see the return of the sunshine. this is how we start easter sunday, still with some outbreaks of rain in the northern and western isles, maybe a few mist and fog patches towards eastern parts of england, but where some spots will start the day close to freezing for a touch of frost. temperatures rebound in the sunshine across england and wales, the hazy sunshine

people of france tonight and with the imagine says services who are fighting the terrible blaze at milton's on coffee drove former deputy director of culture at new mexico francisco bandar and says this will be more about reconstruction rather than restoration. now we think the structure of that. yesterday i mean all use is going. to be free and well we'll have to be. really i mean construction just a. major construction project this will. difficult to say today. how much it cost the city and you don't know that many many hundreds of millions of dollars even in a way was also a symbol of what modern society can do for the moment because you know about one hundred years ago under putin years ago if you know when two major players asians and there's been. through. the generations so i remember a feeling i think everybody's feeling that we have to continue to say forward and be able to. bring that to the future generations. just days after being drugged by police from his asylum refuge where he links co-founder join the song has been honored by a group of any peace they granted him an award fo

inland, the boats were moving somewhat slower in milton keynes, and on the thames, where birds of allthport was hotter than seville and st tropez. tomorrow's easter eggs will be served sunny side up. 0livia richwald, bbc news, southport. the warm weather hasn't come without problems however. firefighters in west yorkshire have spent much of the day battling a large fire affecting several acres of ilkley moor. walkers have been warned to stay clear of the area. with all the sport now, here's karthi gna nasegaram at the bbc sport centre... good evening. good evening, kate. saracens are through to the final of rugby union's prestigious european champions cup for the fourth time in six years. it had been a controversial week for their star, billy vunipola, but he was named man of the match as the two time champions powered past munster, winning 32—16. jo currie reports. the champions cup bathed in sunshine. the perfect condition as two of the games heavyweights walk the line for a place in the final. small margin separated them at the break with 0wen farrell ‘s boot on four separate occas

half time come on was at it again this clinical hit from the twenty two year old making it through milton by him i'm. munich's management were handing out the sweets early box for dusseldorf and their sporting director the traits were perhaps a little sour and it got worse a certain every made it through a nail after fifty five minutes and were in cruise control only an injury to captain manuel neuer threatening to spoil the show replacement spend all right has little to do up until a controversial penalty for handball dirty luka bucky julie converted but it was amy a consolation gorecki landed the knockout blow in injury time i crusie four one victory for the variance. well de w. coming up next on new day w.'s global a three thousand look at the story of rwandan refugees returning home i'll be back at the top of the. right when a. guy in his biggest electronics junkyard has just gotten green. with german assistance it's introduced a recycling lead. which puts people on a chair fast. three times a. year with a supply chain reaction of breasts. began around six hundred years ago. in the re

people of france tonight and with the imagine says services who are fighting the terrible blaze it milton's on coffee joe former deputy director of culture at unesco and just go bandar and says that this will be more about reconstruction rather than restoration. now all we think distraction that one yesterday i mean all this is gone. we have to completely different thing and what we have to be down is really a major reconstruction just a. major construction project on this will. difficult to say today. how much it cost but certainly on the order of that many many hundreds of millions of dollars even in a way was also a symbol or what more that society can do for the morning because you know about one hundred years ago under putin years it will if you know when to all major more . regimes and there's been a lot worse. for your generation and so many memories feeling it. we have to renew the safeword and be able to. bring it to the future. just days after being dragged by police from his asylum refuge and locked up in jail wiki leaks co-founder julian assange has been honored by some members

people of france tonight and with the imagine says services who are fighting the terrible blaze it milton's uncomfy job former deputy director of culture at unesco francesco and daryn says that this will be more about reconstruction than restoration. now we think the structure of that. yesterday that we all use is gone. and what would have to be done is really a major reconstruction. major structural problem this will be difficult to say today. how much it cost certainty on the order that many many hundreds or. even in a way was also. more than society can do for. you know about one hundred years ago hundred years ago if you know when to major more. regimes and there's been. through. the generations so i remember. we have to. be able to. bring that to the future to. spare revealed donald trump called former u.s. president jimmy carter for the first time over the weekend to discuss relations between the united states and china are reportedly criticised america's current war mongering foreign policy and encourage them to follow the chinese example by spending the military budget differently.

people of france tonight and with the emergency services who are fighting the terrible blizzard milton's on coffee drew the former deputy director of culture at unesco says not to dharma will now have to go through reconstruction rather than restoration. now how do we think the structure of that one long yesterday i mean all uses gone well we have to pick up the fifty and what would have to be really i mean reconstruction just starvation. major construction projects this will. difficult to say today. how much you cost certainty on the order know that many many hundreds of moves without even in it in a way was also a symbol of a lot more that society can do for the money because you know about one hundred years ago under putin years it will if you don't went to all major players of associations and there's been a lot to us through. the generations so i remember a feeling or i think everybody we have to continue to say forward and be able to. bring that to the future to. well more efficacious this in an expected twists the not plays a spot violent unrest in france to a gas and water column

milton friedman is usually associated with the right way and one thousand economists signed a study saying this would be great for our society and one state has had a dividend for thirty seven years where everyone in the. of alaska gets between one and two thousand dollars no questions asked he says likening his plan to. right and i've looked at m.g.m. stuff and he's absolutely right and you could call this the shared cantillon effect you could look at it as being a monster session of all the economic extra analyses that get lost in the economy you could look at it in a number of different ways the fact is that the united states generates many chinese of dollars worth of g.d.p. and does so in an incredibly inefficient way that leaves out all the people that are responsible in part to create that g.d.p. and if he harken back to a couple of decades ago and on this show we were covering this ten years ago carbon guzzling cars would pay extra and that extra would trickle down to people who didn't drive any cars right so you end up with the fulcrum you end up with a balance in the economy the p

inland, the boats were moving somewhat slower in milton keynes, and on the thames, where birds of allrrow's easter eggs will be served sunny side up. olivia richwald, bbc news, southport. the warm weather hasn't come without problems however. firefighters in west yorkshire have spent much of the day battling a large fire affecting several acres of ilkley moor. walkers have been warned to stay clear of the area. time now to have a look at the weather. the warmth and the sunshine as you indicated is continuing now for the rest of this easter weekend. for most of us. a bit of a blip out there across parts of scotland, in particular it continues for easter sunday. this is oxfordshire today, a cold start but then the temperature rebounded in the sunshine. the satellite shows why not everyone has sunshine. through this zone there has been a little rain around and this weather system hangs around across the northern and western isles, far north—west of mainland scotla nd isles, far north—west of mainland scotland for easter sunday but notice how it backs away on monday. so you do get a retur

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. >> or to think about it another way, as milton freeman taught us, the best way to have it is to get policy right and stand back and let it go. when the government is working to make plans about this or that, invest in this form of artificial intelligence technology than that form, the government loses. i would rather have low taxes, be an attractive climate for competition and let the competition go. lou: how do you react to those who are saying that the president's tax cuts aren't as rewarding as they had expected them to be. people aren't getting -- as many people not getting refunds, not getting refunds as big as they expected? >> first of all, let's look at the numbers. just over 2018, reallies poseable income, the money that people get in their pockets after taxes went up by $2,300 per house hold, $2,300 per house holhousehold in person and a lof that is because of the tax cuts. i'm sure they can argue about whether the tax cuts are 80% of the story or 40% of the story. but the fact is that the policies have taken 58,000 jobs per month economy and turned it into more than 200,0

we look forward to many more interviews from milton throughout the week -- from milken throughout theime for our stock of the hour. ge is the second-best performer in the s&p 500. shares up almost 4%. the company burning through less cash than the street was expecting. kailey leinz is here with more. kailey: industrial free cash flow is the metric you want to watch with ge. it is still negative, but they burned less than expected. the street is expecting a $2.9 billion burn. the $1.76 billion they burned in the first quarter last year. the rally has tempered out. ceo larry called said this was just -- larry culp said this was just one quarter. they still spent cash flow to be negative in the second quarter and they expected to balance out . they are standing by their previous guidance that their cash flow will be zero to -$2 billion in 2019. the jet engine business has been a bright spot but there are risks there as well, aren't there? ge good because the fallout from the 737 crisis. they do make engines. it is one of their darlings, a grew 12% in revenue. it is a bright spot in ge, w

one of my mentors was milton friedman. he was a great man, great mentor to me.things that we had taken wrongly from his work, the events of markets, is that you can build a society in which people don't have to be good. that if we are also interested in the right way, you can arrange it so that things work out well. i don't think that's true. if we are also interested in the right way, we end up shooting each other. a lot of that is happening both in the financial world and washington. say theinally, you answer is not all in politics, but can the political structures encourage the type of development that you'd like, discourage it? are there things that we can do on the margin that will all people in a way that you think is better? >> i think if we had a national service program, we could have a platform to build relationships. the last time americans turned themselves around like this was around 1910. there was a cultural change, civic change, all of these nonprofit institutions, and then later there was political change. generally, political change and civic c

he did acknowledge that, but he seems to think, we're going to in the words of milton friedman, we'llor us which we know will never happen. charles: he also seemed to me saying hey, aoc may be on to something. many countries are called social democracies successfully combining market economies with strong social safety nets. he seemed to sort of give the scandinavian model thumbs up. >> if you look, first they are not socialist countries as you said. they have social programs. a lot of them are looking moving away from certain aspects of it. if you look across the globe from 10 centrally-planned types of social programs to free markets, every time a country move more towards free markets, whether china, india, some of the scandinavian countries they prosper more. ones move toward central planning we see stagnation in some european countries they don't. i don't think there is enough credence to the fact this doesn't work when you go towards the social models and the government is not the answer to every problem. charles: carol, let me jump n we have 30 seconds, your quick thoughts on h

. >> this is unforgivable, i am pulling out milton freeman, where are you going to fine the angels to sort the society for us. this is a trick question, no group of people can be more efficient in terms offa allocatg resources than the free market and the invisible hand. >> not surprising howard schultz trying to sound more like a democrat on fox, and more hike a republican on msnbc, right now. democrats, which he has opinion, can't stand him. david: you too. >> i am he has good ideas but i do not want him to run as an independent, if he runs sh he hd run as a democrat. i don't have an issue where progressive tax, the way he talked about just tax wealthy, i would have expected more. david: caroll, i am with you, i have a problem for progressive tax, the whole income inequality that is a phony debate. if we measure wealth by consumption, we all so much better identify than we were -- better off than we were, what does it matter if howard schultz has a billion or bre bezos has a hundred billion if i am doing better, we in united states have never done better than now, what does income i

not really i mean, the milton friedman famous monetary economist said the fed should be replaced with a computer you should essentially set growths in the monetary base equal to nominal gdp not to say i agree with that, but the fed has always been a focus. they're so important and the one big difference today, kelly, versus a few decades ago, i was listening to an interesting conversation you were having with steve and eamon, the fed's balance sheet now, it was roughly 25% nominal gdp. effectively injected themselves into the political debate like they never have before, so this is something that i was critical of bernanke a while ago because they way overstepped bounds and were going to get thrust into the politics as jack was alluding to. >> would you defend the fed as an institution run by humans with the intervention it made into the economy because of what happened in '08 or no >> yeah, no, i would defend the fed as an institution to be run by humans. keep in mind, the tailor rule is one that is set to economic conditio conditions right now, if we listen to that, overnight rates

an well, as the nobel prize winning economist milton freidman put it you can't have open immigration state. if we just throw open our borders which is essentially what we have right now.le we have a crisis where people are just marching in and they are being allow you had. h in if you have that system then our own welfare state collapses. i agree with cher on this point. she said we have some 'our own country needy and need our help. we can't just have an open border at this point in time. you know, i talked to one border patrol agent a couple weeks ago she told me word among the border patrol we are uber drivers for illegal aliens. no longer enforcing out border. they can make a claim of asylum which everybody knows and most cases be. >> brian: i'm being told to wrap. but what i hope is that nancy pelosi wants infrastructure get me immigration reform i will talk to you about infrastructure. we have to get this done. i don't want to wait until 2020. it's not fair to the men and women atat the border. get something done in washington. senator lindsey graham says he iss going to drawin

then around the middle of the 20th century, is a set of ideas that were propagated by milton friedmanuniversity of chicago. that said, then market is naturally competitive. don't worry about market power. that was basically giving a blank check to the formation of mourn a month -- more monopolies. the idea that corporations will exert the explication for market power is an old one. andrew smith talked about it. thatd about this idea business leaders seldom get together, even for merriment, without a conspiracy against the general well-being. he was aware of it. that is why we passed loss to circumscribe it. thatwe had this doctrine says, don't worry about it. now was to the consequences of not worrying about it. juan: i wanted to ask you about one section in your book, several of your articles you talked about china and economic model of china. in your bookok you sayay, for my of the billions in the developing world in emerging markets, china, using its distinctive socialist market economy with chinese characteristics, has provided a dynamic alternative vision to that of america who s

milton friedman said a lot of these programs start with good intentions.ad consequences. i think those who are pro-freedom and pro-capitalism have to do much more laying out the short and long-term -- >> capri: the militant moderates like myself need to be louder. >> kennedy: yes. >> harris: that would be true. >> brian: take pete buttigieg for example. he can play that role, he's from the midwest. every policy proposal he's had has been to the left. he's been the one signing off on it. >> harris: he's not trying to pretend to be anything. the only thing that may be changes the voice for 2020 for you is if joe biden gets in and tries to be that middle moderate person. >> kennedy: he's saying he's the oji progressive cothough i love it. >> melissa: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders attacking president trump for not telling the truth. all in hopes that he appeals to trim voters. so can bernie win them over? will debate it. ♪ >> the person i think he misses -- i wish bernie will. it'll be interesting to see how he does. if you ran great four ye

it was christened by milne eisenhower, -- milton eisenhower. 1967, the price anderson act, we will get to that. . the first power plant was no longer shipped out to the ohio river, through the pickle weiner rivers, mississippi, mexico, pacific, washington state -- a very inappropriate way to decommission a plant. this was the zeitgeist in pennsylvania. we were the place where this was taking route. 0s are not so good if you live through them. lines, twopec, gas recessions, in a general sense of malaise. andic was viewed robustly favorably and those who opposed it was on the margin. it was a minority view. nothing like a meltdown to move you from being a pariah to a messiah overnight. [laughter] tmi, let's get to the economics. it cost $1.1 billion. 1960's $70 technology, over budget, that is nuclear. that supported the bailout of three mile island. we are going to build a plant with no ways to go and no money to figure it out later -- it is great. a supporting a $987 million bailout. we thought it was better to have the company in shape rather than insolvent. then we bailed them out ag