they stayed another year in behof today this is what they call mission creep you stay for one rigo for one or stay for another but the reason they stayed a year and half his wilson began to see the bolsheviks. he was focused on the german staffers then it collapsed then he looked around the post war world especially europe with all the hungry people this is the perfect breeding ground of a sudden it said maybe we should not brings the troops back, maybe we should leave them there and still show the difference as a means to recreate. >>host: was taken into account the front was a good nation away from siberia? >>guest: that is why you would never believe the second five having to go all the way to european russia to build another front they did not think that was practical but eppley would send 2,000 soldiers coming very unobtrusively then the united states but it was a lot of money back then and but that would be like $200 million with the entire bolsheviks' but except for that real -- railways so will soon decide if we control part of that then we will let them recreate that. >>host:

. >> reporter: when pascal rigo mixes things up it usually involves flour sugar and plenty of butter.ter: the bridgeport baker started the 22-store la boulange bakery chain in 1999. you were doing well in san francisco, then a call comes by surprise? >> completely by surprise. i almost didn't take the call because i didn't know who was calling. it was from starbucks. >> reporter: the iconic ceo made rigo an offer he couldn't refuse, to buy his company for $100 million. the starbucks team had a problem it wanted to solve. >> today only a third of the people that come into our stores buy our food. they buy coffee and they go elsewhere for the food. >> reporter: while breakfast sandwiches caught on the company's attempts to branch out into other meals fell flat. >> we have for a long time known that we wanted to upgrade our food. and here we met this guy with tremendous energy real passion. and say dream. >> reporter: by the end of next year la boulange food will be available in nearly all of the 8,000 starbucks across america. >> can you do it for 8,000 stores across the country? >> we

>> guest: there rigo. of the all-powerful ruler. as we went down to use study cultures i found seven common idea is the second is society ends up being divided. there is always the elitist class ticket the favors that of the rulers and the permission san that was the second characteristic. the third is they promised to things in common intake from the haves and give to the have nots. the fourth is to achieve fairness we must regulate all things from the top and all of these do that. and number five is done with force you comply or you are dead and 6,000 years of history that has always been there of course, that of course, the control of information they tell the allies there the only one set have permission everybody has to speak truth that is what plato says so numbers statistics and the media and members of it is there is no such thing as the unalienable right they tell you what your rights are. so those seven bad idea is now that you know, then you can look to anywhere in history in the united states now nancy which of those are

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and increasingly in the last couple years have become aware of his photographs of rigo through the winter 50th anniversary of the civil war. when i started to think about doing this it was a lesson of how little i really knew then how little i knew that was accurate even after spend one year reading about him and doing research to write the proposal. wishes has struck me given the industry of scholars that if there was not a good book about mathew brady there may be a reason. [laughter] the truth is that there are two good reasons. line is for the man that was in the public eye for half a century a brand for portrait photography and civil war photography who ran around with a journalist of his day who was dedicated to make photography the media for recording of history he left a very lightly marked trail and did not keep a journal or write a memoir and wrote perfunctory letters and read about his career in detail of the late in life after the natural tendency is to embroider the past. this is reason why such a central figure had no good biography the reason number two is this has also led

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but the issue of gun-control is breathtaking rigo this issue will come it is some point there has to be a politician on the left or the right a moderate that says we talk about mental illness the aurora colorado shooter with midtown kennedy kick goes on and on with reflective instincts to exploit tragedy rather than talk about the cause that is the mental illness. >> we're not treating. that is the point again and again talk about newtown or ft. hood or the massacre we had so many warnings as the government or the state and nothing happens with mental illness we have to address the issue. >> return the president steps up to give his prepared remarks it reminds me of my sexual child throwing a temper tantrum and that was the best example to point fingers the reason why is because of this person. al we needed someone to take a responsibility with the mental health issue and it was the gun free zone this is a direct connection and is completely linked both the people fled given warnings. lou: you get the last word your thoughts or the implication for the agenda? will they pick up gun-co

it was an all girls' school at the time and we read our papers and some girl had gone to rigo to get a divorce. you have to live there six weeks and she came back with a detailed report on everything that happened during her six weeks. the world she was describing, the riveted. she gets to the end until they turned to her and say what makes you think anybody would be interested in your divorce? there was silence because i could not have spent the only one. [laughter] there is also the possibility with been key at because what would my subject be? i was not a war i cannot right like that. the the sense that we were pushed aside in the s i must have read it 110 times but the voice says that everybody has now that i really believe is liberated into our world is so many that i am so grateful that i live to see this happenism. [applause] >> given how radically this transformation occurred if you think in terms of the history of social change and how rapidly, how unbelievably fast the world transform we went from the feminine idea of a woman working is so subversive a.m. transgressive to w

also known as reinventing government and popular parlance we call it rigo, which was gore spelled sideways, for reinventing government. we held this event in front of two enormous forklifts piled high with government documents, intended to serve as symbols of the excessive bureaucracy and frustration that most americans associated with the government. we worked at reinventing government and rego for the entire two terms that we were privileged to be in office. and i'm proud to say that a great many of the ideas and practices that we knew back then are standard operating procedure in the federal government today. and looking back, the reinventing government movement started actually three revolutions in government. and i'm going to list them one-by-one. all three of the revolutions have not only survived in one form or another in the federal system. many of them have moved, all three of the revolutions have moved to state and local governments and they have been emulated in countries around the world. in the wake of the initiative, the united states sponsored a series of global conferences

same losses everybody else there would have to get back on savings or reserve for later reimbursement rigo said the less and they become totally unnecessary senator reid has come to the floor repeatedly to tell you what the american people say, 80 percent think this is foolish and wasteful. 75 percent of republicans have given up on the strategy but yet i handful of willful members of the house and senate decide they will keep going down this road. i help they will have revelations in the next few minutes or hours or overnight to reconsider what they have done, the risk they put this country act is not appropriate. is not fair. i listen to try to explain toe a full of filibuster 21 hours then vote for the next item up on business. the senator of texas thinks he a understands clearly but most americans don't understand what he was saying 21 hours then voting to move forward to make one thing clear obamacare this is already funded senator harry reid will not be harry reid will not be defunding obamacare it will be under appropriation bills that we have passed so the notion that somehow he wi