we are back in two doves minutes. ♪ qwest look him back. a special guest and the ceo of gibson guitars. henry, you guys were there with technology announcements and not just plain old great guitars. >> yes. our theme at the show is back to the future. this is our 120th year of making guitars in the united states. that is the back. we have a bunch of new stuff and innovation of the future. >> one of the things that has always excited me about what you did at gibson. the u.s. did tar industry, no one was making great guitars. they shipped mostly manufacturing out of the u.s.. you were the first person i saw as an investor who decided to do a made in usa strategy at the core of what they were doing. it has worked hugely. many guitars iow bought from you in the last 20 years. i have got at least 10 gibson's. i have acoustics as well as electrics, bases, at least 10 in maybe 12. a huge fan of gibson guitars. at the same time, part of what i love is that the best ones you have ever made are in recent years. the notion that we can make the best of

qwest what does that even mean? best computerhe systems out there.t that they have systems that allow them to tabulate their losses sooner than others. >> it is a funny joke but unclear. >> you're right. as a ceo, how much did you pay attention during seasons of other companies? >> not a lot. for me, i cared about our company, our economy, the countries we were operating in terms of what the fundamentals were that would allow me to grow secular trends. about broadband and rolling out the first smart phone. that would create new growth going forward, as opposed to looking in the mirror about how to run a business. >> we report earnings per share and do it like a football scoreboard. people win and lose. companies surprised in the last quarter. it is about normal. >> told on. i love talking to adam johnson about this because he says, they surprised because all analyst guided us down. >> did you manipulate earnings? to be expectations? >> absolutely not. welch at get jack was able to be quarter after quarter by exactly one? >> you have a lot of discreti

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qwest what was interesting about what happened yesterday is charter came forward and said time warner cable had rejected the latest dead, so we are going straight to shareholders and then time warner cable came out and said that they had rejected the bid. charter had already said that. their purpose was to go to shareholders. it was almost a double rejection that time warner cable came out and said this is way too low. sharentered with 160 per and charter said that was way too high. been set here.ve the question is, can aid he'll get done somewhere in the middle of the two numbers? in another deal, the japanese abouty maker is offering 20 times cash flow. two very different values for different types of entertainment. of feeling cost comfy? it is $3 billion, how much poop -- google is paying the maker of wireless thermostats and smoke alarms. what does google want with a company that makes thermostats and smoke alarms? they aree ceo said excited to bring great experiences to more homes and more hunt -- more countries and fulfill their dreams. homes. that is the keyword. this deal is s

qwest kelly clarkson was one of the winners. a negative star.he inauguration. >> she did. i may have stepped on her down. >> way too many with alan. >> i love that. before american idol, there was mtv's real world, a show that was a kind here in reality television. times have changed in the business. here is the executive producer and cocreator. >> we did research not long ago and the premise was you put seven diverse individuals together and it was unique we had a gay guy living with a black woman from the city and a southern woman very today, diversity is very different. for most young people, it is whether you like to party, whether you hook up to much, not the color of your skin or who you sleep with. it is a very different generation. >> i hope you got some who like to party and hook up to much. then i will watch. >> we of course have that. >> this is part of the issue. viewers like matt are accustomed to seeing a lot more on tv. in a certain sense, how do you keep upping the ante? class we did something different this season. "real world e

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service to one that is comprehensive and using pay models that hold organizations accountable for qwest -- cost and quality. this report is written for governors, state legislative leaders, and other health care leaders in the state. the transformation must be led by states. health care markets and cultures differ from state to state. must be tailored to individual states. period ofa experimentation but if you look in retrospect at what states have already done, they have a pretty good track record for experimenting and being good laboratories at being able to say what works and what doesn't. governor, i have a bias in favor of states. we are also prized and really heartened as we dig into this issue and look at what states have at their disposal in terms of policy tools to control health care costs. i'm going to talk about five different buckets of policy tools. the purchasing power of state health care programs including medicaid, to some extent local employees and individuals in state exchanges. in some states local employees and individuals enrolling in state exchanges. state laws a

qwest -- >> what about the seahawks? >> you have an interesting matchup there.rs instead of veterans. two people who do not make a lot of money all stop in --. they had interesting careers. neither one makes any money. they are in their rookie contract. they could spend that money on other players. >> nancy pelosi was just touching. who is the best? >> this will be the eternal debate. if you go by statistics, tom brady had more success and has beaten a commanding more times. if you look at wins above replacement, peyton manning's have meant more to his team over the years. he has accounted for more victories all stop -- victories. when you look at points, peyton manning wins again. if you look at their earnings, peyton manning's winning again. >> he has the edge? >> he does, except that this is a two-income economy these days. tom brady's wife is the highest- paid wife. she made $45 million last year which is more than tom and peyton combined. in her career, she has made more than the two of them combined and she doesn't risk injury every sunday. >> unless she m

qwest we will turn to some questions very class a couple minutes for questions.f there are any people on the pana -- panel this morning who want to ask a question. do you want to stand up and wait for the mike and tell us who you are? let's try to keep the questions to 140 word characters. [laughter] >> talk about the role of the president. during the great depression, we firesidelin roosevelt chat, making some sense and comfort out of the chaos. my sense that in 2008, is the american people, main street and wall street, there is still a great year of confusion and we are paying the consequences today. >> a big challenge to explain what was going on. at the federal reserve, we tried to do it and did not always exceed. i give president bush a lot of credit. he gave a lot of of leeway to do what we thought was right. he supported us throughout the process. i remember him going on television and giving a speech about the tarp, which must've been very difficult for him given the cost of that from the political side. it was difficult. communication was a challenge thr

qwest regarding the baseline, there is no discussion the baseline is correct.he contractors were given the to use the baseline, but that changed. when you look at evidence where a contractor was given evidence to use the baseline because that was the only one you could probably get solid facts, and then after a leak comes out, that using that baseline means there will be some job loss, and all of a sudden there are come to one has to just notnclusion that you did unearth. let me be soft on this issue. when you look at the facts, it is hard to come to another ,onclusion, to suggest especially given this it ministration'sconclusion, givens ,dministration costs, i guess announcement of a war on coal. it is hard to conclude that where there is smoke there is not some fire. i recognize and respect the fact that you did not come to that conclusion based on your interviews. what when you just look at the timeline, it is hard to not say that there may be some interference there. i will yield back to the gentleman from utah. this is initially a statement. the role of th

qwest we will have a lot of the people at the fed. i worry that marty will accept the offer and go run the fed. we are glad we are able to keep them. >> is there a specific twoslation numeral push for stop parts of dodd-frank that have not been implemented yet? >> i will try to get a question that has not already happened. you talk about income inequality. it sounded like you were calling into question and it sounded the you were calling it opportunity, not the outcome, is what you were after. you have several publican candidates of their. paul ryan, rand paul, all pushing different things. what do you think the areas you would focus on? you have the short-term and long-term issues. they are both important. i really believe there are great opportunities to drive this in the shortrd term. the energy revolution, which we all see and appreciate. the question that this administration has become very aggressive and i congratulate them on the trade side which will create a good deal of economic growth and opportunity. the reality that we ar

qwest we will have a lot of the people at the fed. i worry that marty will accept the offer and go run the fed. we are glad we are able to keep them. >> is there a specific twoslation numeral push for stop parts of dodd-frank that have not been implemented yet? >> i will try to get a question that has not already happened. you talk about income inequality. it sounded like you were calling into question and it sounded the you were calling it opportunity, not the outcome, is what you were after.