. >> robert morales is serving 35 years to life for burglary under california's three strikes law.is cellmate, zachariah guzman, has a 16-year sentence on several burglary and drug-related charges. >> you step out of bounds and disrespect somebody, you better expect that same disrespect back to you. you don't know in what amount that disrespect is going to be. you can have words with somebody. you better clean it up later. >> if you step on a man's foot, for instance, this man is doing 275 years and he doesn't give a [ bleep ] the sun don't shine. and you don't apologize. he may very well go back and sharpen a knife and come and decapitate you. and it's happened. it's happened in prison. i have seen it dozens of times over the 30 years i've been incarcerated. >> guzman and morales warned that on this yard, even jogging around the track can have fatal results if you don't know the rules. >> when you get too close to somebody on the track, you cough, let them know you're there, especially if you're running and there's a man walking in front of you, you want to yell out "track." becau

robert reuben says a fed-juiced market has gone too far. he warners in a "wall street journal" article that governments and markets are missing, quote, the moraleated by disproportionate focus on central banks. relying on too much on central banks. is that simple? is he right? alan blinder, princeton university professor and former federal reserve vice chairman. good to see you, professor. is there a danger, governments relying on monetary policy to dot heavy lifting? >> well, i think there is. one of the problems that you heard, you heard more about it when bernanke was chairman, is that, fiscal policy wasn't actually pushing our economy forward. it was pulling it backyard. -- backward. bernanke was all but begging congress to stop doing that. that is one example. the fed was doing more than 100% of the job. david: markets are getting lazy bit too. he mentions all sorts of ways they are pushing risk to extremes. for example, lbos done without any covenants and a lot of other very risky behavior we're getting into right now, partly because of the free policies of central banks? >> yeah. when you have interest rates at practically zero or negat

moral issue. you cannot change legislation until you change behavior. tom: do you have optimism that the adults will change the laws? robert-brainer. it works against capital efficiency and everything. it was put in place in a different world. put a 10% meter on it. people would do it. olivia: why should the u.s. be the only company that taxes global revenue? robert: we have to face up to the fact that it is to me, ridiculous that apple borrows money to pay their dividends. given what tom just said, you cannot blame them for it. olivia: the pressure they are seeing from activists. this brings us to the agenda. tom: i know brendan is going to pick this up. it came up overnight. there were three individuals jailed in egypt. this, as putin goes to egypt. one is a canadian egyptian and another is an egyptian. brendan: i am looking at on july -- i am looking at angela merkel and president obama meeting in the white house. they are negotiating from two different positions. olivia: i am looking at the same thing. we can expect a press conference. merkel is trying to convince obama not to send weapons to ukraine. tom: stay with us

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