chamber of commerce, and in it, he said, he pointed, points out to ralph nader and rachel carson, as i recall, the american spirit of the times, the american population, we're losing them, going off, going radical. business has historically not been involved in politics, which was true. we've got to get in the game. if we don't, we have people like ralph nader telling us what to do, and that won't be a good thing. how do we do? first, we have to control public opinion, create think tanks. who will constantly turn out papers reflecting our point of view so our point of view is out there in the market place competing with nader and rachel carson. secondly, we have to get some control of the media, whether it's by buying it or influencing it. third, we need to get our people in the schools. we need to be teaching in the schools, influencing the textbooks, have conservatives and professors in the colleges. we need to take control of the courses. he went through this long list of basically all the institutions, and, of course, the institution of governance, get people elected to the house

you its true talking about guns and since rachel carson bite. and then stop diner invitation to tour docs that due to fog up with aunt annie that citizenship with the united states. in this post of drone attacks will cause of candy canes off onto don't need to supply votes is especially the fall so for those of the biggest of the madonna has focused on baby gates up. but the bt i feel the need to supply truck crossing on one of the main groups that either built in the province. that is used by the roots cutting supplies to withstand forces. this time bt i can see it's one of the two made by the saudi border points you've studied supplies and officials say nearly seventy percent of zeitgeist of our troops are transported. why are these troops. just some money and get it up just as in like gq much money but to my dh to get the kids are dumb look like a chick that notice of the neighboring british beef on top and it kind of band aids. this is john's is still true attacks and leave the cops. some of the two poses to his drone strikes state. the kid

effed policy or lack thereof and everything else that we could talk about with here also rachel carson is joins me in today's big deal to talk about jurisdiction shopping just in time for the holidays and as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the why it is great things rather that there has to be adequate rigor in a court of wall around. there's a story sort of movies playing out in real life. welcome back now economist author and all around bad insider paul craig roberts is with me now we're continuing our discussion now mr roberts i want to start off this is this section by talking about former fed official andrew who's are now he published an op ed in the wall street journal and in his piece he claimed that the true purpose of q.e. was to support the banks i want to ask you is there a way to conduct monetary

that are a lurker to head plus wrinkle bills in the washing machine may be a thing of the process rachel carson is not discuss the move to a plastic currency in today's big deal and as we head to a quick break here are some of today's closing numbers stick around. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i am the president and i think a society. and big corporation kind of can do that to consume consume can do and the banks are trying to get all that all about money and i'm a family that for politicians writing the laws and regulations to tax corporate bankers. there's just too much is a society. that. oh and welcome back we're back with more from david column and twenty thirteen year in review we've been talking about quantitative easing that kind of want to continue that discussion but move on to the hyper inflation scenario which is kind of scary now it seems the missing link in all of this wage growth that we've been discussing is people aren't earning more and you know inflation would cause them to cut back and the economy to slow rather than to expand obvious

fish and wild life and was spearheaded the wild life protection unit here where rachel carson workedd was the fdr idea. he was intensely involved in soil conservation in the land and how to rehabilitate land, not to save wilderness, but to take old burned out properties and use modern journals and almanacs and make america better. >> alita black, did eleanor roosevelt ever function as what we would consider to be a traditional first lady? >> sure. i mean she entertained in the white house. she stood in receiving lines. she had the white house easter egg. you had parties. you had all kinds of private dinner parties where eleanor would bring people in that she thought the president should meet or she -- you know, she served those functions quite well. >> we have a final tweet. this is the -- the series is called influence and image. gary asks, what would eleanor describe as her most important contribution to society? >> i think she would say it's the universal declaration of human rights. i say something else. i've been to 365 archives in 50 states and nine nations. she has seen everyt

ben carson published "america the beautiful: what made this nation great." and rachel maddow released "drift: the unmooring of american military power." also published in 2012 buzz "it worked for me: in life and leadership" by colin powell. the former secretary of state was on booktv that year to talk about his book. >> it's very important that that rule had to be the summary of the 13 rules, and it links to the first one also that says, you know, things will get better in the morning. and i start that description by saying that's not necessarily the case, but it's the attitude you should have. things are going to get better, you're going to make them better. of it is within your life to make things better, and then if you go through the rules and end up with perpetual optimism as a force multiplier, force multiplier's a military term. we're always looking for ways to enhance the power of our force whether it's by communications or supply lines or whatever it is. but we look for things that make the force more effective. and so i have found in working with human beings

rachel wood, cher lloyd, skee-lo. and the greatest band in late night, the roots, ladies and gentlemen! stay tuned for carson daly.