ladies and gentlemen, i'm very proud to present robert silvers.[applause] >> >> well, thank you very much. and thank you particularly, danny. i must say one of the satisfaction of being an editor is anticipation. you think that there's something that you know is going to be delicious or pleasurable or fine and that's how i feel when i think of danny's next piece. [laughter] >> it's going to be on man's metamorphosis and it does seem to me starkly and unexpected for so many reviewers, critics that allow me to receive this honor and i'm touched by it and grateful for it. now, looking back i see what brought me here started 58 years ago in paris in 1954 when i walked into the tiny office of the paris review and doris took out an empty wire basket with the words managing editor, a little label in it and he put in that basket a draft translation of a short basket with a long manuscript from mariksh with the words need cutting and in that basket there was bills from the printer. and ever since that moment, i've been an editor at new york review, i've al

in my book, rewarding work, which robert silvers kindly mentioned, estimated that the cost of a plan big enough to make a big difference was close to 2% of the gross domestic product. i know jeff sachs wants to use that 2% in his ways but i think this is a terribly important way to use it. this vision, as many of you know, is a fusion of the best part of cedric hayak and the best part of john walls. hayak understood and slowly made more and more clear that a modern economy is an organic thing. en escapable of imagination and creative. not the mechanical thing of crude keynesianism. i argue in my recent work that to be a part of that system is for most people the only way by which they can expect to have a good life, a life of exploration and discovery and engagement, and use of their mind and their emotions. rolls understand that economic justice involves that just transfer payments to people that permits them to consume more, or to work less, or not work at all,. that's not what he meant by economic justice. for rolls, economic justice involves modifying the distribution of the rewa

. >> up next, robert silvers moderators a panel discussion on the current global economic crisis. taking part in the discussion are george soros author of financial turmoil in europe and the united states. paul krugman, author of end this depression now. jeffery sacs who wrote the price of civilization reawakening american virtue and prosperity and edmond phelps author of rewarding work. this is about two hours. [applause]

with that part of the mission i and delighted to have the editor of the new york review of books robert silver. so now i turn it over to you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. also to the members of cement staff economic and mention a more congenial place for this for road than the metropolitan museum. symposium on world economic problems brought only to not only by the new york review of books and the met but also our friends at the foundation in oslo that often collaborates with review and supporting them meetings such as this one. also torture soros to donated copies of his just published book you saw on the table outside. finally and to be a major organizer. and remind you books by other panelist will be available following tonight's the bench. we raised several issues and thought of the continuing problems of zero. and greece has three speak and the question how the hero is a common courtesy without the european treasury or at stronger constitution. we also thought of the shaky situation of the indicted states and how the problems of high unemployment and stagnant and come is affected b

that part of our mission, and i'm delighted to welcome the editor of the new review of books, robert silver, to our stage to moderate this critical discussion. so with no further ado, gentlemen, i turned over to you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, trendy. and thanks also to the members of the met staff, and so helpful and a raging this evening. we couldn't imagine a more congenial place for this forum and the metropolitan museum. the symposium on world economic problems is brought to not only by the new york review of books and the met, but also by our friends at the very generous for its foundation. in oslo which is often collaborate with review and supporting meetings such as this one. i want to thank george soros for donating copies of his just published book which you will have seen on the tables outside. and, finally, i want to thank simon of oxford who has been the major organizer of this evening. and i shall remind you that books by other panelists will be available following tonight's event. now, for this evening we raised several issues with our participants. we thought of the

silver." >> we did have some snow, and whenever [laughter] roberts said] 43 tomorrow -- what ever robb said. [laughter] we did have some snow and that it will warm up starting tomorrow 60 degrees by thursday. much cooler on saturday. 57 on sunday. daylight savings is sunday at 2:00 a.m., the clocks go forward. you immediately lose an hour. >> that is okay, though. >> we are getting close to shorts savings time. the weather will be warming up. >> 65 on thursday. >> we are waiting for that to happen. >> thank you for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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that's been robert ten years right he's been denigrating both senses root you know risen from two hundred fifty dollars an ounce to seventy mm it's out now seven hundred sixty about a silver from floor dollars that are over thirty five so he's going wrong for ten years running why would you this since it is man. right you made the goldman sachs point now is doing the same thing with bank of america trading on inside information all right. time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report ok it's been my pleasure all right that's going to do it for this edition of because the report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i would like my guest j.s. came of smart knowledge you dot com join us i mean email please do so at kaiser report r t t v are you and don't forget to follow me on twitter i'm trying to get the fifty thousand followers and so much thought of my guys are saying. if. the same. little. since. the mission. accreditation. for chargers. three. three. three. golds launch in video for your media project a free meal dog to our teeth dog tom.