c-span: how about nick gillespie? >> guest: nick gillespie is a--an english phd who lives in oxford, ohio, where his wife is--who's also an english phd, is a professor at miami university. and he is, you know, a bright young journalist who's a--i mean he--he has his phd, but he's pursued a journalistic career. and he has been at reason for about four years, five years. c-span: your other senior editor is jacob sullum? >> guest: jacob sullum lives in new york. we're a very virtual organization. he is esp--he is a journalist by background. he worked for newspapers before coming to reason. and has been, actually, with us since i became editor in 1989, with a brief detour to national review and to write a book called "for your own good," which is about the anti-tobacco movement. and his--he's also a syndicated columnist. c-span: and who's bob poole? >> guest: bob poole is the president of reason foundation. he is an mit-trained engineer who is known in the privatization world as one of the sort of godfathers of that notio

sitting next to me, nick gillespie, editor-in-chief of reason.com and reason tv. nice hair. >> a block. the lede. that's the stories story. that's the first, story. >> i keep waiting for the voice and it never comes. it is buss for tuss. the national science foundation will spend $10 million to make robot companions for children and study their reading habits. it is the subject of tonight's -- >> the five-year government project called robots helping kids dash cash well that took a whole day to figure out, will develop a whole breed of socially assistive robots designed to help brats learn to read and appreciate physical fitness. the nsf says it is necessary due to critical so -- societal problems. so robots will be touching your children. isn't that right? >> like a good personal trainer we want the robots to be able to guide the child toward a behavior we desire. >> and to touch the child. he went on. >> we want to help the children learn language. we want to help them learn better eating habits and learn new social or cognitive schools schools -- skills through

guests next week include jedediah bila and sonny johnson and nick gillespie and on monday john boltonokay, should we oppose her repose? when it comes to kim kardashian lounging they say boo. the "entourage" actor attacked instagram and its perceived class structure. posing this geeks tau position of 19th position painting and the tv star. he said instagram confirms class structure and distracts us from our true goals of quality and miss misalign meant with the true needs of justice and freedom from oppression of capitalism. speak for your own goals. he then invites his followers to read an article titled the ways of seeing instagram that quotes john grammar by saying it cannot exist without envy being common and a widespread emotion. the industrial society that moved forward democracy is the ideal society for generating such an emotion. what a? speaking of glamour creating social envy, check out adrian in the new entourage movie. here is the behind the scenes clip. >> i take it back. that's hilarious. i didn't know "entourage" was comedy. andy, he starred in "entourage" so he has the