charles: talking about the human side, how are people in nassau county holding up. >> we've been onethe few counties that took the initiative early on, at our own expense, county epens, we sent out contractors to the homeowners, to help them redo wiring, and put in hot water tanks. and try to make the homes live livable. we expect to be reimbursed. >> that is amazing, not everyone went to that length -- >> we've seen the results, our economy has roared back. just judging from our sales tax because we invested in quick recovery. our economy has shown a certai % increase over last year. charles: you get a feeling, you do this the right way it could be a template for other cities and counties on sense of accountability for this time of money, every time we hear billions of dollars, somehow some falls through the cracks and no one knows where it went. >> the important message, put process in place early on, tell people you are watching, tell vipdors you are watching -- vendors you are watching, encourage peoe to honestly make the repairs. charles: george manage margos tk you. you. >> tha

a few days later nassau at -- outside the house of his response was to get especially pugnacious. this is a mistake because now he is mad. and also to go to morristown new jersey and i've icehouse with his wife because he worried about his wife and children so he moves his children to new jersey partly to get away from the rough-and-tumble of that crusade in the city. and partly i think because he is becoming a class and he also becomes much more committed to this thing because it's clear to him that it has attracted attention. on the one hand he doesn't like being told what to do which is a lifelong quality and on the other hand nast is an incredibly ambitious person so when he sees it others you he will keep doing it. he once was in washington d.c. and carl shirts the senator pull them aside and complained. you make me look ridiculous. i'm going to tell fletcher harper is going to make you stop and nast laughed in his face and wrote it leaf robe -- gleeful letter home. one tries to translate so was a terrible mistake to attract his attention in that way and one of the things tha

was sentenced in new jersey walking along nassau street and there was a bookstore in there was a'' how democracy democracy, to fix it will need more democracy we need more informed citizens of what is aware of what is going on to have the checks and balance of the system. the biggest challenge we face is health care company's primary duty to shareholders they have to demonstrate increased revenue and profitability and has a condition of their statute in this drives it up. this is in direct conflict as state and federal governments. here is say'' that we will keep dancing and down the music stops. one of the renowned capitalists of our time john google it is the pathological mutation for the battle of the soul of capitalism. but what is happening is we're cheating. and we have a battle raging for the soul of health care in the same mutation with the dismay of ethical decisions for and the fallout from the pressure or harm to by adverse events and reporting some 9,200 beneficiaries and hospitals by of preventable harm. and that was a topic i brought out. so where do we go and what do we

but then he supported nassau against israel. ike did. [inaudible] >> yes, it was. that was the suez canal. anyone else? >> first of all i want to commend you for a very fascinating book. i enjoyed the parts that i read and i want to comment on the first president you mentioned mr. washington because i was much too young then. [laughter] but i would like to bring us back to what the young lady was talking about about mr. roosevelt. i know that my mother and father almost as sad shiver which he was commemorating the dead by 77 days. he had an influence over the jewish people that to this day has never been corrected frankly. the argument about mr. roosevelt, the many authors that have been written about him is that it's true he didn't do much to save the jews. but he did more than anybody else. and that's ridiculous because everybody else did zero. he did very little aside from the st. louis which was incidentally the captain of that ship. once these people were not -- people could see the lights shining in miami and the brother you refuse to let them in. there quewa

are some of the solutions, and i was in princeton, new jersey, a couple of weeks ago walking along nassau street, and there was a bookstore. and there was a quote in that book store about how democracy -- to fix our democracy, we need more democracy. we need more informed citizens who are aware of what's going on to serve as a countervailing influence, a check and balance in the system. i think the biggest challenge we face is that health care companies whose primary duty is to shareholders, they have to demonstrate increased revenue and profitability. they have to do that as a condition of their corporate statutes. and this drives price and volume up. and this reality is in direct conflict with our needs as families, as employers, as state and federal governments to do the exact opposite. here's a quote from charles prince, the ceo of citigroup, in 2007: we'll keep dancing until the music stops. that was a theme in "the battle over health care" book. one of the renowned capitalists of our time, jon vogel, was the founder of vanguard mutual funds. and he describes what he calls the pathol

only been to public schools and as close as i've ever gotten to the university is stepping across nassaut her husband at the university. >> what is the message to the young women? >> she said you'll never find anybody who is as smart as you. >> you're missing, i actually think there's a lot of wisdom in there, two thoughts in there. number one what she is saying when you in college you're in a more like-minded -- >> she's not saying that. >> let me finish. you're in a more like-minded situation and so many men for the first 12, 14 years of their career, career, career, and 30s about getting married. women, if you want to get career, career, maybe get your partner early on. >> star, focus is for women on career and many of those same women are going to be left at the age of 30 falling short in the area of finding a great partner. >> i'll take the other side because i know so many women who now in the 40 to 50 range who focus solely on the career and there is no better pool of men than the men that you're going to meet in college. >> i cannot believe what i'm hearing. >> sorry, there's a m