robin wells, you were talking about the fact that this would turn women's bodies into a crime scene.ill say it. i consider the fact that the roe ruling takes it -- let's say we didn't have it, and it was passed in mississippi, then the grim reality of what it would be from taxing this amendment, everything from tax law -- think about all the things a person does -- >> you would have people dying, because you would have botched abortions by people not qualified. >> if roe takes the spresher off, knowing that they can make the symbolic -- they can wave it without the reality of what it would mean. >> we are seeing around the edges, there has been a long campaign to instill the fetus with personhood and other reis that correct, for example, these fetal protection laws, laws saying if you assault a pregnant woman, you be charged with two crimes instead of one, and it's framed in the protection of the woman, and there have been cases around the country where women have been prosecuted and jailed for either attempting to procure an illegal abortion, one woman in utah -- not a woman but a g

only two notes of a church ends which they begin their postseason relegation round robin stage. well moving on the hockey in the cage are now the top three side tracked victims of the underdogs you get on the road i was scoring a few months he's coming down to shootouts seems goalie really shined mcgrail be recalled saving three straight shots when it mattered most i'm sorry my poor upset your guardian cult champions all about you i've started well i mean some of our goal rather was goal in the minutes good bodies seize the initiative after violence and came out to witness in the far place our goals but also where it threw a piece against the last place are not the least. are going to take place in the ground while the lowliest one side they're battling tough side of the goal of the moments of a leading three one. overall lead just scar they're looking to extend their winning streak to six as they take on middleton might be the goals and inside out by goal in some petersburg beach as they need he bought some of the western conference for the start and check of the waters one of the l

good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, robin. wellwe all know that journalists will stoop pretty low for a scandal or a scoop. but this morning, a new low. some royals and celebrities were being watched. and they had no idea. this is derek webb, retired cop, paid by "the news of the world" newspaper, to tail and spy on prince william. logging where he went, who he met, what he was wearing. undetected by royal security. >> they had no idea. that proves my expertise in relation to it, that they was not aware they were being followed. and this happened on quite a few occasions. >> reporter: webb worked for the paper for years. apparently tailing targets including angelina jolie, samen could, paul mccartney, and daniel radcliffe. he often took orders from the paper's royal editor. >> he would tell me to go to the airport and follow chelsy davy, who was prince harry's girlfriend. >> reporter: that royal editor has served time for hacking the voicemails of royal staff. and last summer, the paper owned by rupert murdoch's news international,

. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well tabloids and a few others are itching for the next chapter in this soap opera, i suppose, that we can call the royal family. we're seeing headlines like kate's pregnancy cravings. but do we really know anything? when kate passed on the peanut paste in this photo op, wind bags like me screamed, is she pregnant? they're still screaming. a royal baby. >> the speculation these eight or ten weeks at the moment. >> some people say six. >> some people say six. some people say eight. some people are saying ten. >> reporter: and "us" magazine says she's already nesting. an insider says they're working on names. they want something traditional. edward, phillip and michael are likely for a boy. or alice or rose for a girl. if you believe "star" magazine, they'll need two names. they claim it's twin. "us" magazine says kate wants a boy and a girl. really? really? the couple's spokesperson told us, we will be the ones to make announcements, not hollywood. >> if she is pregnant, she has to reach th

is that your reading, robin, as well? >> you could read that two ways because my lawyer and her lawyer, i would consider people at my company to be my lawyer, too. do you know what i mean? so did he mean that or did he mean what he said? we could ask that about the whole situation. did he mean what lawyer. but even if he recused himself, he had to walk a. the amount of money this woman was speaking was going down, down, down, and her lawyer was suggesting there wasn't enough corroborating evidence. one thing i'm anxious to hear is he said, if you take a look at this whole situation right now, he's blaming his political adversaries, his political enemies for generating this whole story to politico. he doesn't know who did it, but he thinks there is a campaign out to get him because he's doing so well, not only in national polls but in iowa, south carolina, north dakota and he thinks there is a smear campaign out to get him even though he doesn't know who is behind it. politico themselves, and i spoke to one of the reporter

well, here she is with robin roberts and then we'll see a world exclusive preview of her performing her new song "marry the night." ♪ i'm the edge of glory >> reporter: if lady gaga is on the edge of glory, then the only word to tribe her workshop is simply glorious. what would you have done as a 5-year-old walking into some place like this? >> well, i don't know. if everything had my face on it, i probably would have freaked out, actually. >> reporter: this face is clearly influenced by all her walks of life. and it seems like it's the evolution of you. >> i wanted there to be something for everyone and some things that are affordable and some things that are more special. there's jewelry. sunglasses. so, here's a whole press-on nail section. >> reporter: we are kids in a candy store right now. >> we are. >> reporter: here, you are find clothing that will turn sidewalks into runways to, shall we say, simple stocking stuffers. >> the grammys outfit. >> reporter: people will be putting this in their stockings. but of course, they will not be going in any ordinary stocking. >> this is a s

. >> well -- if anyone can pull it off, you can, robin. okay, happy monday, everybody. let's get to the boards and talk a little bit about what is going on in the middle of the country. this is one powerful front. it brought the cold weather and snow into the southwest. some of these thunderstorms could carry tornadoes. we're talking about loredo, abilene, oklahoma city, all of the way to wichita. yes. you'll be getting winds from the stores, the winds about 70 miles per hour at the peak. what about the dry weather in northern new england? about eight days in a row without any moisture. we have another three or four coming. 61 degrees coming. the numbers will warm up after the cold weekend. washington, d.c., 62. the middle of the country, there's the powerful front. atlanta, 68. toward the west, widely scattered showers. that, my friends, is the weather around the nation on this, what is it, merry monday, says robin? >> all of america's weather in the next half hour. josh, robin, and george? >> you don't look like you're faking it. you look truly happy. >> it's a merry

robin. goldline became well-known with an advertising blitz that used endorsements from glenn beck and other conservative commentators. now, a year after we first raised questions here on "good morning america," local officials in los angeles have filed a 19-count criminal complaint, alleging misdemeanor fraud and theft by the company. at its headquarters in santa monica, goldline took in hundreds of millions of dollars from consumers they were told they were in good hands. >> now, just so you know, glenn beck is a client here. >> the people i trust are the people at goldline. >> reporter: beck, along with former presidential candidates, fred thompson, and mike huckabee, were big draws for the company. >> the people at goldline will explain just how easy it is for you to buy gold. >> reporter: but the criminal complaint says, while the company touted gold bouillon, chief executives steered consumers to hugely overpriced so-called collectible coins. a bait and switch. that's what joe martin of suburban detroit says happened to him. >> the guy talked me into buying the gold coins. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: well, robin, there's nothing i like more than a good royal rumor. this one is a doozy. and there's a pretty good chance that it's true. on a visit to an aid warehouse, kate refused to taste a peanut taste. tongues are wagging uncontrollably. is she pregnant? here is the moment. another angle. and still photographs. expectant moms steer clear of nuts. >> when you report on royals, often it's the subtle things that they do that give a lot away. >> reporter: and is that a knowing look from big daddy? bookmakers have stopped taking bets on a royal baby before next summer. they are sure she's pregnant. but there's no baby bump under that slim-fitting cloak. >> if she is pregnant, there will be absolutely no announcement until three months into her pregnancy. >> reporter: could there be another explanation? >> her spokesman made a statement to stress that kate does not have any form of nut allergy. >> reporter: maybe she thought it looked gross. perhaps she's on a diet. or too self-conscious to eat on camera. but there's no secret, they want kids. >> we w

. >> reporter: well, good morning, robin. later today we may get the first word from one of the women who made sexual harassment allegations against cain and agreed to remain silent about it in return for a cash settlement, a reported $45,000. now, she wants to issue a written statement to dispute what cain has said, his strong denials about the allegations during his tenure at the national restaurant association. former employees tell abc news, cain was a regular on washington's after-work bar scene, often with young women who worked with him at the restaurant association. some say it was just cain being personable and gregarious. but thursday cain was pressed about new accounts that he asked one young female employee to return to his corporate apartment with him. >> do you even have a corporate apartment? >> i had an apartment near the airport because i travel so much. that's true. sean, this is absolutely fabrication, man. >> reporter: and cain told sean hannity, he never even made flattering remarks to the woman. >> i did

that's between now and thanksgiving, as well. >> wow. >> george, robin, josh? >> a lot to get to. thanks, sam. >>> coming up, the hunt intensifies for the woman who vanished after "the people's court" appearance with her ex-fiance. now, her mother speaks out. >>> plus, the bieber baby drama. looks like he took that paternity test. bieber baby drama. looks like he took that paternity test. tittering nervously] it's here! it's here! ay starts 4am! get the brands you love and over 900 doorbusters! buy tires, get a $100 award card. this 50-inch 1080p tv, $499.99. craftsman c3 drill, just $39.99. real deals. real savings. sears. and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. going to stop me is weak thighs. here and the last thing that's mountain series, level 10. backwards. starts friday morning at midnight. police tried to re their tents. chancellor linda katehi addressed a crowd yesterday and apologized for fry degrees -- for friday's incidents. now students are back with more tends than before. >>> good morning

from it and change the policy -- as a matter of fact, to great examples of where ronald wyden as well as robin -- robert mcnamara. it was sort of the confession about mistakes and he wasn't feeling good. he was getting pretty old and he was asked by a rorter, does that mean you want to apologize for vietnam? he said, what good as an apology? if you don't learn something from this and change your policy, it means nothing. ronald reagan did something very similar when he sent the marines to lebanon on. i was in congress and spoke out strongly against that. reagan said, i will never tn tail and leave, tough. he goes in there, we occupy, it stimulates the incentive to use a suicide terrorism. the israelis were there, the french were there, and three others. suicide terrorism was going on. he lost 241 marines, and the marines came home. he did exactly what he said he wouldn't do. is that i know i said that, but i changed my mind because i didn't realize our rational the politics was of that region. we should have been more utral. if we have followed a position of neutrality, those marines would be

by that i mean foundation says the talk about a model, the robin hood foundation would do well to expandmany different cities. >> we are very fortunate. i was a big skeptic. a bunch of big guys. they invited me to the breakfast . john kennedy jr. was there. he introduced to yang min he had gone to prep school with. it was very moving about what they're doing in the school they can to me in civic and really use you on the board will used to having our way. we need someone to give us a reality check. i must tell you, i was astonished at the commitment of these very busy people sphere. they pay all the overhead. they have metrics was a go out to agencies. very professional staff, take the measure of an agency that was not going to write very well, or doing something important, we need to go help the staff. they pay for everything. all that is done. this is the most generous country in the world. there is no other country in the world and it gives money as freely as the united states does were a variety of causes : the city will ever compare with the you're on it comes to raising money. idea

. >>> scientists say the weight and wingspan of small bird like robins, swallows and finches, well, it's increased in the last several years. in pennsylvania, the size of bird there dropped. >>> critics of the oakland zoo's expansion plans are moving ahead with a lawsuit. the "oakland tribune" reports two environment groups have abandoned mediation with the city and zoo. they say the talks were just disappointing. the groups are alleging the city approve the project without a full environment impact report. the zoo wants to build a new veterinary hospital and gondola but critics say that would endanger species. >>> in the mission district at caesar chavez shortly before 2:00 a.m., a 22-year-old bicyclist was hit. he was taken to the hospital with head trauma. he was not wearing a helmet. police cited the 56-year-old taxi driver at the scene but did not arrest him. >>> a volunteer who was donating her time to a san francisco food drive ended up in the hospital. the woman in need of accused of cutting her with a raiser blade. >>> and the power is still out for many in the northeast -- foll

well tell you what gaga told robin she does for thanksgiving.a spencer, here with josh elliott. george and robin are enjoying the holiday with their friends and families. and we sure hope you are, as well. >> it was a very, very gaga thanksgiving, in fact. she directed it. it was completely a gaga production. can't wait for that tonight. >>> also, you don't have to leave home to get the best deals, thanksgiving weekend, tory johnson has secret steals and deals, with deep discounts to start the holiday season. and you can only get them right here on "good morning america." >>> and sara moulton is coming to your rescue this thanksgiving. she is answering your last-minute turkey 911 questions. so, send them to us at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! or you can hit us on twitter. and she will save the day. >> thankfully. saving many days today, no doubt. >>> i sure love a parade. i know all the kids do, including my little monkey who is over there. two of the most exciting are in full swing. sam champion along the route for all the magic there in phi

and you talk about it in a way a model, the robin hood foundation would do well to expand in many differents. >> yeah, were very fortunate to have the robin hood nation. i was a big skeptic when the spurs have been. these are rich guys trying to buy reputation. i had a lot of friends involved in the invited me to their breakfasts which they have every year. they have another coming before too long and john kennedy junior was there at the time and he introduced to young men he'd come to prep school with who were running a school in east harlem and it is very moving about what they were doing in the school and how john was attached to time. so when tom was lost, i thought what can i do? i went to the school on saturday to help out for a while here and i did. on the robin hood people came and said we could really use you on the board because we are a hedge fund guys really make a lot of money, but we don't have much of a political air. we don't understand how the rest of the world works as matches were matches were used to having her way. we need someone to give us a reality check. as i went o

well. there is even a banner with the company name. >>robinwe have strong winds blowing to the bay area. right now, gusting up to 20 m.p.h. in a frayed seat--fairfield. the red areas, the north and east bay hills as law [foreign languagewell as the dia red flag warning. it is going to be another mild and sunny day tomorrow. there is cooler weather in your extended forecast that also includes rain. details coming up. >>gary: coming up later in the broadcast, donnie moseley. he is starring in a new warren miller movie. you do not come your hair for these interviews? >> i do not feel comfortable coming by here. it goes where it goes. >>gary: when you have an olympic gold medal, you do what you please. coming up after the broadcast. costs off soft >>pam: and national news, a bad day on wall street. there are the numbers on your screen. the dow fell 297 points. the nasdaq was down 77 and the s&p slipped down 35. experts say the drop is because of the uncertain european plan to rescue the greek economy. >>pam: bank of america says it will not implem

three-story apartment with 20 resplendent, riegle rooms complete with a glorious well-groomed garden which we saw when robinerts got a tour. >> we're here at kensington palace -- >> they will need domestic staff and plenty of space to have those and a nursery on the third floor. a ready-made family home. >> reporter: it has a nursery, ready-made family home. is this a clue, a hint? are they trying to tell us something? is kate pregnant? remember this nugget of evidence when she refused to eat the peanut paste while hubby chowed down? >> who knows? i think this is a couple they want to do things very secretly, the palace not commenting. this will not be the first. we have dubbed it peanutgate. >> reporter: back to the apartment. william knows this palace well as it's where he grew up up with prince charles and his mother, princess diana. yes, that is him as a wee royal. >> reporter: william thought it was too crowded with memories. kate told a friend that they was a little too creepy. the idea of moving back into the home where her husband grew up. i think this is a happy compromise. >> reporter: it hasn't b

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well you might see some of the masks that my wife for robin sent to you we do a mass workshop every january return a lot for about twenty five years and when people. sort of become one of the inner cast of characters that we all have and they. they find themselves in new they find other parts of themselves they haven't really met yet and so it's a celebration of the multiplicity of herself in a cast of characters that we all carry around with us. as for her you have in our drive her interest of campbell we're very much aware of this by the way. over thirty it was also joseph campbell's para nirvana the date on which he passed to the other world your mentor stephen dr stephen larson thanks so much for being with us tonight stephen great to talk to you tucker kurtz. with occupy wall street in full swing it's time to begin a new occupation of our nation's court system today we learned that corporations are spending millions and millions of dollars and meddling in judicial elections around the world and around the nation in fact a new report by the brennan center for justice the new york's univ

for a round robin stage with the top two from each group going through to the semifinals well number one not a joke a bitch will line up alongside world number three andy murray england pay as one state fair and panache burdick while defending champion federer slipped to number four in the rankings this year is in thirty with rafael nadal who beat in last year's final between joe wilfred tsonga and mardy fish and six one hundred and champion federer said is this return of the shrapnel something special. significance or remember is not so yeah that's nice it is so different. but i really like both clearly there you know before the best days in the f.b.o. to visit the on the ball setting great atmosphere that's the way to greatness is over there over here we're going to get france or germany or you. know i believe either. this or. the end of the bag is a little bit of a little easier for me as you do so. it's a help but it's always a big goal and their help so that's what they're doing and they have to feel it's like it's. but it hurts the eyes now and afghans were on their fourth crot

robin? >> i'm sure he wants finality as well as everybody else. >>> now josh has the other stto stories. >>> breaking news overseas. major league baseball star has been stabbed and killed in europe. greg hollman was stabbed to death in rotter dam today. his 22-year-old brother has been arrested in the crime. his family is from holland. police are not commenting on what may have led to the stabbi stabbing. >>> brian ross has learned that at least a dozen american spice in iran and lebanon has been taken into custody by hezbollah. they are concerned that the spies may have already been executed. the group bragged about outing spice back in june. >>> dramatic new vid joe of the riots going on in egypt. at least 20 people have been killed as police fired tear gas and rubber bullets. 1800 have been wounded. the protesters angry that the military rulers are taking so long to transfer power to a civilian government. >>> two men who collapsed in the philadelphia marathon on sunday have died from apparent heart attacks. one, a 21-year-old student, the other, a 40-year-old man. both died at or near th

european partners well flicked the switch in germany and started north stream pipeline directly pumping fuel under the baltic sea artie's daniel bushell isn't germany's coastal town of robin where the siberian gas makes a european a lot of danielle so the leaders are preparing to start the gas flowing out pretty soon actually well europe's got a massive energy demands how key is north stream in keeping the home fires burning . yes europe's leaders have flown here from the northern coast of germany this will provide a long term energy security for europe even through this year's euro crisis consumption of the e.u. has gone up for the very first time the direct link from russia to the e.u. will be only interrupted from from russia to europe without interruption from states like the ukraine and transit states which in the poles have home the energy relations between those two countries it's a europe wide project you've got a fridge participation shareholders in nordstrom also germans and that will guarantee for at least the next fifty years the lifespan of this project just for millions of homes it fills a shortfall of projected hundred million homes by twenty thirty does ne

and fellow swiss stanislav well i think you'll also need these three sets to make the last eight he got robin to try to set love next up right wing needs. and finally swimming great in thought says he feels both nervous and excited about his imminent comeback after five years away from the pool the twenty nine year old australian is due to take part in a short course tournament in singapore his first competitive acting since quitting back in two thousand and six he will test the water when the hundred meter medley on friday before switching to the hundred meter butterfly a day later however freestar is the favorite event giving him his five olympic medals and thought all to my goal is to once again swim freestyle at next summer's london games in the straights most decorated athlete is set for the lympics trials in adelaide in four months time. it's my first time back in the pool it's not going to be easy. but it becomes an important step for what i'm looking through next year and you know with that in mind you know this is kind of the starting point and it will be good but you know i find we

robin? >> i'm sure he wants finality as well as everybody else. all right. thank you. >>> now josh has the other top stories developing right now. >> indeed. >>> good morning to you, and to all of you. we'll start with breaking news overseas. a major league baseball star has been stabbed and killed in europe. seattle mariners out fielder, greg hollman was stabbed to death in rotterdam today. his 22-year-old brother has been arrested in the crime. his family is from holland. police are not commenting on what may have led to the stabbing. >>> meanwhile an unfolding crisis for the cia. brian ross has learned that at least a dozen american spies in iran and lebanon have been taken into custody by hezbollah. a militant group with close ties to iran. the u.s. government is concerned the outed spies will be or may have already been executed. the group's leader first bragged about outing u.s. spies back in june but the u.s. embassy denied it at the time. >>> dramatic new video of the deadly street riots in egypt now entering their fourth day. at least 35 people have

complete with a glorious, well-pruned garden which we saw when "good morning america's" robin roberts got a tour. >> we're here at kensington palace. >> there is plenty of space. they have a nursery on the third floor. it's a ready-home family home. >> it has a nursery floor, ready made family home. is this a clue or hint? are they trying to tell us something? is kate pregnant? remember this nugget of evidence when she refused to eat the peanut paste when hubby chowed down. >> reporter: they want to do things very secretively. the palace is not commenting either way. i suspect this will not be the first or last pregnancy rumor. but, yes, we have dubbed it peanutgate. >> reporter: back to the apartment, williams knows this palace well. where he grew up with his father prin charles and his mom diana. >> kate told a friend that it was a little too creepy, the idea of moving back into the home where her husband grew up. i think this is happy compromise. >> reporter: but it hasn't been lived in since princess margaret died in 2002. >> it will need everything to modernize it. they're going

apartment with 20 resplendent, regal rooms complete with a glorious, well-pruned garden, which we saw when "good morning america's" robinot a tour. >> we're here at kensington palace. the sunken gardens. >> there is plenty of space. they've got a nursery up on the third floor, so it's a ready-made family home. >> reporter: it has a nursery, a ready-made family home. is this a clue, a hint? are they trying to tell us something? is kate pregnant? remember this nugget of evidence when she refused to eat the peanut paste while hubby chowed down. >> who knows? i think this is a couple who know they want to do things very secretly. the palace is not commenting either way. but i suspect this will not be the first or the last pregnancy rumor, but, yes, we've dubbed it peanutgate. >> reporter: back to the apartment, william knows this palace well. it's where he grew up with his father prince charles and mother diana. yes, that's him as a wee royal. >> so i think william felt that perhaps it was a little too crowded with memory, and kate told a friend that it was a little too creepy, the idea of moving back into the home where he

from it and change the policy -- as a matter of fact, to great examples of where ronald wyden as well as robin -- robert mcnamara. it was sort of the confession about mistakes and he wasn't feeling good. he was getting pretty old and he was asked by a reporter, does that mean you want to apologize for vietnam? he said, what good as an apology? if you don't learn something from this and change your policy it means nothing. ronald reagan did something very similar when he sent the marines to lebanon on. i was in congress and spoke out strongly against that. reagan said, i will never turn tail and leave, tough. he goes in there we occupy, it stimulates the incentive to use a suicide terrorism. the israelis were there, the french were there, and three others. suicide terrorism was going on. he lost 241 marines, and the marines came home. he did exactly what he said he wouldn't do. is that i know i said that, but i changed my mind because i didn't realize our rational the politics was of that region. we should have been more neutral. if we have followed a position of neutrality, those marines would

people was basically nothing do you like the title robin hood tax and some people are giving if you think that's fair taking the rates given the poor well you know you can think about in different ways i'd be so the people end up paying it would be primarily wealthy people so in that sense that's true but i see it first and foremost a tax on waste you know one of the things they compare it to if you want to gamble blame pick city you pay taxes gambling is taxed if you gamble in your state lottery that's takes a very happily so basically is singing for getting gamble in financial markets you're also going to pay taxes and that's something that i do financial markets have a lot to do right now these traders can make what is it thousands of bets a second if they want to because it's all automated and they never get charged for it all for free there's no tax that's right that's exactly right so on like gambling you know they're going to use you know this this sort of. gambling gambling financial sector which again tends to be wealthier people pick those or to get taxed ok so this is not a novel idea it's not something brand new there are ot

well, tonight, they talk for the first time about what they saw in that moment of crisis. "gma" co-anchor robinoined them as they made a return to indiana. >> i think any sort of crisis can test our faith. for sure, there will always be a before that happened and an after. >> reporter: what happened was the unimaginable. last august at the indiana state fair, moments before the band sugarland was to step on stage, high winds took down the massive rigging of their production. 45 people were injured. seven people lost their lives. >> i mean -- there are no words for that kind of tragedy. jennifer nettles is sugarland's lead singer. she's never spoken about that night until now. you could have been on that stage. >> was about to be. everything suddenly looked dark and then wind and then a crashing. horrible metal twisting sound. >> reporter: when you saw it and you knew that people who had come to see sugarland lost their lives, what went through your heart and your mind? >> i went. >> reporter: two months after the tragedy, both jennifer and her sugarland partner kristian bush returned to indiana

well, very interesting. there's a lot more coming up with corey robin, author of "the reactionary mind." stay tuned. >> on the go? "after words" is available via podcast through itunes and xml. visit booktv.org and click podcast on the upper left side of the page. select which podcast you'd like to download and listen to "after words" while you travel. >> host: back with corey robin, author of "the reactionary mind." you mentioned a number of times throughout the book the idea of power and the relationship between subordinates and oppressors, slaves and masters, workers and managers. and it's a really interesting theme. you assert the conservativism is the theoretical voice of this animus against the agency of the subordinate classes. you even bring up the idea of discipline and punishment, and you use those words side by side. yet the author of that seminal work, discipline and punish, isn't mentioned once in this whole book which is full of philosophers and historians. i'm just wondering, what do you think he was say about today's modern conservativism? >> guest: you know, it's interes