gloria ansuldua and so many more, and it has already honored rosa parks and rachel carson and dorothy hight and my dear friend chief of the cherokee nation who i accompanied when she received her medal. now, of course, with all of that illustrious company i get uppity, i can remember dick cheney received as did henry hyde whose self-named amendment has hurt uncounted numbers of women, especially low-income women for the last 37 years and we're counting. right? but the power of this honor may be even more evident in the withholding than in the giving. i was reminded by ellen chesler, biographer of margaret sanger, that president lyndon johnson even as he signs the first federal and international family planning acts into law refused to bestow the medal of freedom on sanger, he feared reprisal from the catholic church. ellen told me that when she looked at sanger's private history papers at smith college, i'm proud to say the biggest archive of women's history, she found a poignant little handwritten note from sanger asking that her body be buried here next to her husband but that her h

one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing says big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question or. and we're back with more now from jim rogers now we've been talking about commodities and not for long but the conversation wouldn't be complete without a little rogers insight into the fed which we touched on before but we're going to head up again now jim you're critical of the federal reserve and what they're doing today with quantitative easing what i'll turn to is would you suggest to the u.s. in order to get us out of this for carious economic position the u.s. has found itself in today. is pretty simple the way the world has worked for a few thousand years is when people get into trouble they fail competent people come along reorganize the assets and start over in america and

rachel carson as she joins me now to chalk a bow to the corporate hierarchy who. about hierarchy now hollywood stereotypes controlling demanding boss doesn't paint such a pretty picture for women check it out. emilie how many times you have to scream your name actually it's andy my name is andy andrea that everybody calls me and. i need ten or fifteen skirts from calvin klein ok what kind of skirts to use these bore someone else with your questions and make sure we have people. who've told our male bosses they don't look much better either check this one out. the charge or do you treat me any differently because i'm a woman who are you a little less. personally i find that pretty much. you know we're going to turn to rachel if you had to choose miranda priestly or jack donaghy from thirty rock who would you want to be your boss even if i got paid less probably jack don't like me because he's funny and interesting isn't a total ice queen and he said it was blonde i knew what he was honest about it yeah i mean under the louie lead better act i would then be able to

bank and financial services company well if you did then this week was your chance to find out rachel carson i discuss in today's big deal and am as we head to break here's a quick look at the quick closing up. the body has something to show everybody. in washington that's the airport. i mean always in the water. that's whether it's a ballet dancer a ballplayer. those are things that are curious to see just things i think. that were not a. hello and welcome back now when you hail a cab you're probably not giving too much thought to the person driving or the company that he or she works for they're more concerned with getting from point a to point b. in the quickest way humanly possible while paying the least amount of money but in the nation's capital a taxi turf war is playing out on the streets and new regulations are now in place to modernize d.c. cabs but at what cost to drivers buckle your seat belts as archie is liz wahl explains the road rage. it's really hard to know and i was in a home i didn't get nor nothing elias or rageh has been driving taxicabs in washington d.c. for twenty ye

one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. wealthy british style. time. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. world. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future of coverage. well if i knew a little more like. ali i just felt like you know. i could have you with us here on our team today i roll researcher. and we're back with more now from jim rogers now we've been talking about commodities and declined not for long but the governor's vision wouldn't be complete without a little rogers insight into the fed which we touched on before but we're going to head up again now jim you're critical of the federal reserve and what they're doing today with quantitative easing what attorneys would you suggest to the u.s. in order to get us out of t

one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. wealthy british style. time right. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report on our. and we're back with more now from jim rogers now we've been talking about the modern day is and not for long but the governor's mansion wouldn't be complete without a little rogers insight into the fed which we touched on before but we're going to head up again now jim you're critical of the federal reserve and what they're doing today with quantitative easing what alternatives would you suggest to the u.s. in order to get us out of this precarious economic position the u.s. has found itself in today. it's pretty simple the way the world has worked for a few thousand years is when people get into trouble they fail competent people come along reorga

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i mean, here is rachel carson silence spurring the most controversial book of 1962 and kennedy backs her action and goes after polluters and the ddt and has a nuclear test ban treaty. eisenhower and are you pub cans in the 1950s were testing nuclear weapons constantly and kennedy said no, i have public health concerns. regulating industries of today is born out of kennedy's new frontier. >> ira, what about that? >> well, i write about the cuban missile crisis in my book. in fact, liberals within administration told kennedy to do nothing. they argued americans would be just as dead if missiles were launched at us from cuba as if from russia. the u.n. telling kennedy to just leave the missiles there. that was nuclear brings men ship. same with the berlin crisis, the issue was that russians wanted to take overall of berlin, not just the soviet sector and kennedy sent tanks in to stop that on the environmentalists stuff, i mean, i've been up at the jfk library looking at the oral histories. maybe kennedy cared about the cape code seashore, beyond that he wasn't interested in environmenta

kennedy in the environment with rachel carson.s doing and the new frontier sets up the -- what future presidents have to deal with. >> all right. i want everyone to stay with us because we're getting ready, the president and the first lady, the former president, form are secretary of state among others, they will go here. you're looking at live pictures of the jfk gravesite. they will be here to lay a wreath and remember represident john f. kennedy. our special coverage continues right after this. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement, standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutual at... today. and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> these are live pictures from the john f. kennedy gravesite. the president of the united states, the first lady, the former president bill clinton, mrs. clinton will be there among other distinguished guests. they will lay a wreat

and it has already honored rosa parks and rachel carson and dorothy hyde and delores huerta.and my dear friend, chief of the cherokee nation, wilma mankiller, who i accompanied when she received her medal. now, of course, it's with all of that illustrious company i get uppity. i can remember that dick cheney received -- as did henry hyde, whose self-named amendment has hurt uncounted numbers of women, especially low income women, for the last 37 years and we're still counting, right? but, the power of this honor may be even more evident in the withholding than in the giving. i was reminded by ellen chesler, biographer of margaret sanger, that president lyndon johnson, even as he signed the first federal and international family planning act into law, refused to bestow the medal of freedom on sanger. he feared reprisal from the catholic church. ellen told me that when she looked at sanger's private history papers at smith college, i'm proud to say that's the biggest archive of women's history, she found a poignant little handwritten note from sanger asking that her body be bur

and it has already honored rosa parks and rachel carson and dorothy and my dear friend chief of the cherokee nation who i accompanied when she received her medal. now, of course with all of that company i get uppity, i can remember dick cheney received as did henry hyde whose self-named amendment has hurt low-income women for the last 37 years and we're counting. the power of this honor may be even more evident in the withholding than in the giving. i was reminded by ellen that president lyndon johnson even as he signs the first federal and international family planning acts into law refused to bestow the medal of freedom on sanger and feared reprisal from the catholic church. ellen told me when she looked at sanger's private history papers at smith college, i'm proud to say the biggest archive of women's history, she found a poignant handwritten note from sanger asking that her body be buried here next to her husband but that her heart be removed to japan, the only country in the world that had ever bestowed a public honor on her. so i hope this is retroactive in honoring the work of margar

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