peter henry is dean of the n.y.u. school of business. that barely describes his work. previously at stanford, international economics, has worked with the american economic association publications. i look at the international economics of this, and it still goes back to 1946. is the european experiment a threat with what we've seen over the last two months? aurp european experiment is definitely under real stress right now. mario draghi faces dissension amongst his counsel. he has to do something very serious with respect to monetary policy. he said he would do what was is necessary, but the germans feel very differently. the real issue facing europe is quantitative easing is definitely something they need to look at very strongly, but the real issue here is two other words, structural reform. europe has not dealt with the structural issue it needs to deal with, from the labor market -- >> ok, fine. you and i could have had this conversation where you were dunking basketballs at u.n.c. here's the bottom line. everybody wants structural reform am it's not going to happ

peter henry will join us. dean of the new york university's school.some terrific respect on emerging markets including russia and we will speak with him about the rest and the protests overnight in new york city. as you mentioned, francine, it was quite something. i could see the helicopters outside my window. we'll touch on that with him. wren of k with scott wells fargo. wren is a strategist. bill nichols really involved in the intimacy of the trading in the market. looking forward to a spirited discussion. >> tune in, in 25 minutes from now, ks "surveillance" with tom keene. we saw vladimir putin give his state of the nation address. >> ryan chilcote joins us now. busy morning for mr. chilcote. >> shall we talk about the russian president first? >> first off, you know, a lot of attention is being paid to his comment about how the central bank should use harsh measures to crack down on speculators. after he finished, we heard from the russian finance minister. he said that doesn't mean apital controls. tim ash raised the issue. we have seen a lot of

more important, peter henry on the land of the nba and the value of a graduate program. with me this morning. next more trouble for bill cosby. this time, being sued by a woman who says he sexually molested her when she was 15. she is the first accuser to come forward who said the attack occurred when she was underage. it happened 40 years ago at the cleveland mansion in los angeles. it follows a barrage of a salt accusations -- of assault accusations. -- executive president of vice president of operations testified before a senate panel about domestically policy. being aully recalled child and witnessing the abuse of his own mother. violence and domestic abuse in every cutie across our great nation. -- in every community across our great nation. >>; tony blair's holiday greeting card the nightmare before christmas. blair and his wife burning at the internet. some call it creepily odd. tweeted that it has been the best photo of blair. for tony deep sympathy blair. it is hard to smile for the camera if you cannot do it. would you like to see my christmas card smile? it's

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peter, myself and ed henry are on the couch today.ally doing on your monday through friday. >> you can at least say that's not true? governments need to be held accountable. i wonder how you square that with your former advisor, jonathan gruber, claiming you were not chance apparent about the health law because in his words, the american people are stupid. did you mislead americans about taxes, about keeping your plan in order to get the bill passed? >> no. i did not. >> this is not that complicated. i know you're trying to make a partisan issue out of it. >> can you explain how the president believes that it's unamerican to use these techniques but it was okay to ramp up the drone policy? >> that was fun to say him nice try. he was always trying to say you're partisan. i asked tough questions of president bush and i try to ask tough questions of president obama. >> you're fearless! >> i wanted to get your advice. what do you do? my family was down in florida, i felt let's go over to steve doocy's house. we couldn't find him. and i th

peters will be here. we turn to fox's own ed henry who has details on how the obamaed a trags is responding. by the way, one quick question as we start, ed, let's see, isn't this the same administration that's responsible for the killing of how many people with drone strikes including civilian casualties in pakistan and elsewhe elsewhere? >> i can tell you that josh earnest, the white house spokesman got a question at the white house briefing from an arab journalist who was basically saying, you know, what's the difference. some would argue that the drones have been worse in terms of civilian casualties, folks being killed on the ground without any compensation from the american government. that's something josh earnest pushed back on. it's been a very thorny subject for this administration. what we've also seen along those same lines is a contradictory response to this senate report from the president and his top aides. the president today releasing a long written statement saying on one hand he understands that former president bush had to make very tough choices after 9/11, hailing intell

henry kissinger shares his take on international affairs if "world order," and in eighth, james risen's book. next is a collection of mark steyn's columns from the national review, and wrapping up the list, peter zion argues that the global system is going to experience an extreme reorganization in "disebl superpower." that's this week's list of nonfiction bestsellers according to politico. >> russ roberts talks about adam smith's take on human nature and his writings on the pursuit of the happiness. this is about 50 minutes. ..

henry kissinger shares his take on international affairs if "world order," and in eighth, james risen's book. next is a collection of mark steyn's columns from the national review, and wrapping up the list, peter zion argues that the global system is going to experience an extreme reorganization in "disebl superpower." that's this week's list of nonfiction bestsellers according to politico. >> russ roberts talks about adam smith's take on human nature and his writings on the pursuit of the happiness. this is about 50 minutes. .. adam smith is probably the second best thing to come out of scotland. the first isn't golf. but you man know about his famous book, the wealth of nations. you may know he was a free trader and he may have heard of the invisible hand. what i want to talk about tonight is smith's other boat, "the theory of moral sentiments" i want to give you an insight into his economics and apply them to modern life. what i want to do tonight is give you an idea of what adam smith can teach us about ourselves and the world around us. i want to start with the story, i was in london last week, i think it was last week. it was this year for sure. it was a whirl wind trip. had a great time

peters. before the stabbing, he reportedly yelled i want to kill the jew, an indication this attack was not random. >> disturbing, john henrymith, thank you very much. >> new evidence now made public in the shooting death of michael brown. the st. louis prosecutor put out police reportings from the day of the shooting, but they did not release transcripts of testimony from dorian johnson. he was by brown's side when officer darren wilson shot and killed his friend. >> the f.b.i. investigating that chokehold death of eric garner in new york city trying to determine whether the actions of the police officers involved amounted to a hate crime. the d.a.'s office has gun handing over evidence to those agents. >> the justice department is calling on local police force to say adopt new guidelines banning racial profiling. >> they only affect federal officers and not at the airport. that has some asking if the guidelines go far enough. >> with public trust and law enforcement eroding, the u.s. department of justice have new guidelines aimed at reducing racial profiling, prohibiting profiling based on gender, national origin, religi