historically are disadvantaged then to reinforce the norrish -- the notion of the poor and the non poor sova frustration that people feel is out at that moment in the '60s could cause so much poverty but what we saw was how we talk about insecurity and instability that there is a divide. >> it is called the new inequality. >> and that is foundational. so the number of 86% to be attached to a single job goes to a gb morgan chase that is far all of the customers and they found the things that were very similar that gave confidence about the 235 which as the economist is a small number but 235 families then we could connect that the alltel a consistent story. >> but what really surprised me was the government survey between 2009 and 2011 but during that period the americans that were report every month of that but one-third of america experience poverty and often for a short time so the stories done before the recession so it is a moment of what is going on. >> for reading your book something happened in 1980 we know the late '70s when working man's wages peaked and may have been declining ever

sova to focus in to teach people basic skills. what time was in his school i new basic skills. we need to give people basic skills once again. we will do all of this through private funding it just needs to be focused and directed. >> banks for your time today. wheat accord to more conversations in the future. [applause] . .

sova to work hand-in-hand so why is it is forget to latin america we say no? but we don't just cooperate. and the iranians know that. so i think we have dave legal challenge so overtime the convergence has been more prevalent but how is that interpreted in the region? so often talking to people in latin america there look at it the way we do. nobody designates hezbollah in latin america. but they died knowledge what they say what they are. >> we had to tackle those issues as they're making their way north that of columbia they knew that would not be a friend of the submersible and then some point you have to have that framework with the partners where they are willing and able now we will give you a giant issue because the note you can handle it. but president drums administration is going after some of these issues to issue the executive order to call us the strategic review of organized crime is now like to get your sense are they maximizing the use of the tools available? i would also love to understand the issue of what they put out there because at the en

sova to work hand-in-hand so why is it is forget to latin america we say no? but we don't just cooperate. and the iranians know that. so i think we have dave legal challenge so overtime the convergence has been more prevalent but how is that interpreted in the region? so often talking to people in latin america there look at it the way we do. nobody designates hezbollah in latin america. but they died knowledge what they say what they are. >> we had to tackle those issues as they're making their way north that of columbia they knew that would not be a friend of the submersible and then some point you have to have that framework with the partners where they are willing and able now we will give you a giant issue because the note you can handle it. but president drums administration is going after some of these issues to issue the executive order to call us the strategic review of organized crime is now like to get your sense are they maximizing the use of the tools available? i would also love to understand the issue of what they put out there because at the en

sova one guy served from johnson all the way through reagan bin reagan and bush had the same chaff -- shaft and the assistant was in the clinton administration mortgages promoted and iss w ben there ever since. >> is there a food budget?. >> yes. so they had to pay for food out of their own pocket so the air force one that was not a free-for-all. in to have more history is the creation is a reflection of this because in with the intent -- installation of air-conditioning. they called them the deal to nothing congress.ss which so that is why the navy operations saw a lot of the food is not run by the white house kitchen staff but the navy staff. >> is there any more elaborate meal so did somebody ever having an allergic reaction?.at >> so first so created by an african american chef who was offered the executive chef job under president clinton and then turns it down because it was a pay cut he was making well into six figures at the hotel across street but at that time the chef was 58,000. that was a definite drop off with several kids but thel clintons ask him to create a meal that w

sova moments in american history are not comparable. so to have the entire force of the state which we know is an extremely important part of democracy. [applause] >> during the obama presidency he did have people who had charges against them and actually had actions taken against reporters. just last week in california action taken against reporters for how they did their journalism that people are not upset because it was a conservative journalist this is what they should be concerned about no matter. >> why is the french flag on the table? [laughter] >> i actually m share of the advisor leeboard that was just established called shadowing trump. i urge you to follow it i have a comment 17 different cabinet secretaries including bob rice from the clinton administration or the obama administration of the obama administration. larry and others speaking truth to power. truth trumps lies. i facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored. i like to ask, i think rewith living in a truly unprecedented -- i can see when there is contempt

sova would make a change through other means? or with that democratic reforms and then the best to legislate. and then work alongside people. and so i started driving last october and november don't make the money that flows to a charity so people are surprised with their senators shows up to be the driver so culturally with national or community-based so that doesn't astir with the assumption. i have an odd experience i am home every weekend if day tackle cyberissues how many complain about espn and they used to be with a data shared experience but republicans and democrats will tell me that it feels like it has to beat it eco chamber this is the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. so we need to get together with neighbors and break bread. so they should not endure in the current form but i think of myself functionally as independent review last the people if you don't give them the choice and 46 percent of the public will say none of the above. these parties are not very impressive so i tried to tell them not to be locke

sova question and that i have, maybe it goes to the work you are doing so what is the of secret to maintain the dynamism even nasby pushup a very powerful and very understandable in a where we have across the country. so how do we square those challenges both what you argue in the books a geopolitical imperative. >> what is the secret there there?. >> there are a couple levels. why are all to believe this is the greatest vintage for pro that there was an iron curtain. that we did not have to justify to be open and. they actually had to put up walls to keep people in not out. so from that dominated society so it seemed very obvious. we have to be open to trade with 350 million in the u.s. economy will be like the netherlands for the rest of the world. but to make his case why it is in their interest to protect yourselves. in to protect ourselves. overall bin is better but we have to protect ourselves. and then we have to connect the disconnected in the country. in with the global networks to benefit. in their often disconnected. those that are shrinking or dying. to be from this great world

[applause] >> sova strategy to kill them out or drive them off, we have messages with social media. and the kinds of things that they do. so if he would listen to you . so what would you suggest? and as you probably expected and i will try to simplify that. last chapter of the book there believe in the message it is like a hydra and how do we kill that? we have to deal with the threat. so what are those incubating factors? sow number two and then to louis settled those scores. and then that the narrative the united states and the west is at war with islam that is what you have to fight back. they killed way more muslims they pull up the mosque for the profit. so they have to expose them i could do any government in the world and the united states. and then to say doorway. and then to have those communities it is going to be different because that approach of the united states is very different of belgium or france or germany. or just like brussels we don't have that. and those who are alienated were disenfranchised and then to be inspired by the message and to see that in orlando. a

sova i know there is somebody that cares about the transcendence in what is expected either a better chance to mitt the mark but i just wander around without a cop -- a compass i don't shove this down anybody's throat but it is a gift. . . >> guest: you like to play golf self i said, i'm going to tell you about half so they are sand traps and their water hazards and if you move the ball with a penalty. so let's go play isn't this greater if i say to you hey golf is about the outdoors and it's the horizon in the sun and comradeship. so we should not sell the rules of religion but we should sell the hope of it. >> host: we certainly do it in the book and it's a powerful message. like i say you can take it or leave it. >> guest: yes, it's up to you. >> host: it's troubling to me i'm with you to see him many leaders impose themselves into the political process. >> guest: what are they doing? their job is to feed the hungry and clothe the poor and they spend their time, i think of martin luther. martin luther said it's up to those people and religion give values in the sub to the people t

sova it is important for what we might do about that. >> so why is it segregation leads to those that -- outcomes. so what comes with that?. >> guest: it is primarily because those that are concentrated in single classrooms prevent the teachers from being able to address those individual problems to every child has those problems and it has become more difficult to deal with if you integrate low income african-american children and in the neighborhoods he would not have these problems but it is lower in part because of the history of segregation if that isn't a policy alternative i don't suggest black children have to sit next to white children to learn but to be disproportionately african to be next to middle-class children with a learning environment. >> those that come from lower income households. >> they come from the of weld households and i can talk about that now or later >> is going to be a long answer. >> but most people think of residential segregation today something the supreme court coined the term that happened by accident because of prejudice or real-estate agents stee

sova conversations got to be more personal and started to realize we have more similarities than differences and what we had was superficial we all have the need for love and acceptance and success to support our families. those are the fundamental need to be all shared by all these differences i have magnified to separate us from them were superficial and inconsequential it didn't matter in the grand scheme of things. we were human beings and shared these experiences and i am thankful because that is the first time i allowed myself because before that they were monsters server pager cockroaches i kept as much demonization out of it as possible because that is what the movement was about about, blaming somebody else for the problems that existed rather than reflecting internally if you were the contribution to the problem or bleeding that invisible person for everything going wrong in your life without actually knowing those people in one i begin to meet them i started to realize there was nothing to hate. it did not match what was in my head. now i lost my ego and fear and i was emotionally

sova it is important to recognize we don't just talk all the time but it is starting to be a dialogueting to and then they have to listen so going back to when i was talking about by the time they get to college they come from a bifurcated community but latinos is 80% segregation still less than 10 percent of the studenttk-ng body k through 12 are white so this is the first time they start to talk to each other. and yes there are the hypergolic issues will they are college students attend will be hyperbolic so hallowed you do your dialogue? so when you learnu dt that may be a tough conversation that doesn't mean a permanent state the is what it is right now and less for the next generation. >> the one thing that i have noticed it and i am going back now to see that conversation reestablishedwh with united states has done as we continue want to get to campuses and in part of the reason why the campus environment is bad is because other bad things have happened. there is a sea of racism i believe in the opening of your book you describe black students as swimming proceed of pc's that is str

. >> sova regarding those repairs are required for the generator and we acknowledge the of risk associated with those repairs however we're trying not to incur those cost by other means we're now ready to trip the cost cap. >> he there not allowable or it is for you take a certain course of action then you're required to notify congress. >> if we need to incur this cost it is allowable you're trying to avoid that. >> i agreed that we were supposed to be that if -- notified. you are in violation of merc dirty or the requirement and you have done neither. >> serve we have not bust the cost gap and we will notify congress with those terms that you have established. >> i will get that to you in writing is still you have not answer the question. with a $20 million cost overrun but maybe you can give a more satisfactory explanation quite as and what has changed of the strategy?. >> the threats has changed it is more challenging the way we operate has changed we want that to be relative it isn't in a concept so the combination of those to of the changes of the fiscal of fire it changes as to chan

sova uc is a continued focus on that so we obviously have shared interest. it is one of those areas to have a common ground and it has been a challenge i will admit it is not tight even something we have to work together. >> saudi arabia is the country we also have to work on that issue to support that version as long as they don't get violent that pushes you right up to the edge of that violence and that logical conclusion of it. so we really need to put pressure on saudi arabia and i will assume one of my other colleagues alaska question about russia that lack of a comprehensive strategy and i would like an update to if we see that as a critical need am i being alarmist? so i will leave that to my colleagues to follow-up. >> following on cyberwarfare command to be protected in the budget of 2013 this is a high priority given responsibilities on this committee admiral rogers testified recently to execute those missions a request to the budget of 647 million fiscal year 18 that is nearly 16% increase from 17. however the cuts with a cyberwarfare capabilities

. >> sova states will have day mechanism to certified those tabulations to make sure they qualify for federal or state law. >> you have a high degree of confidence that the certification process is not leaving this other world -- and others will verbal?. >> i had to have concerns that some states do not require certification to the federal standards and those that we have are long overdue with an update so that certification of process doesn't necessarily cover all of the actors involved in with those day today. >> the number of my colleagues are supportive thus the so in effect i was the country's first and a fitted senator in 1986 we have a paper trail and to correct those voter registration problems and there are any citizen that the key element to try to get on top of this? because with a paper trail if you want to send a message to those they're putting at risk the electoral system the paper trail is fundamental i think you are nodding affirmatively but so would be their view like to take cattle and?. >> said to have significant cybersecurity benefits from an office in moscow wea

sova uc is a continued focus on that so we obviously have shared interest. it is one of those areas to have a common ground and it has been a challenge i will admit it is not tight even something we have to work together. >> saudi arabia is the country we also have to work on that issue to support that version as long as they don't get violent that pushes you right up to the edge of that violence and that logical conclusion of it. so we really need to put pressure on saudi arabia and i will assume one of my other colleagues alaska question about russia that lack of a comprehensive strategy and i would like an update to if we see that as a critical need am i being alarmist? so i will leave that to my colleagues to follow-up. >> following on cyberwarfare command to be protected in the budget of 2013 this is a high priority given responsibilities on this committee admiral rogers testified recently to execute those missions a request to the budget of 647 million fiscal year 18 that is nearly 16% increase from 17. however the cuts with a cyberwarfare capabilities

. >> sova 82010 they went to yemen to the government was intended to kill spending time live in the united states with economics here in the united states and the minister of agriculture with many close ties the the son who became public enemy number one. and to seem very conflicted of this situation and he said to us could he possibly be right the government can target my a son without presenting evidence? because at that time we just had a leads to a the media we said it does the same rights we put together the rights essentially tarascan accords to weigh in on the scope of the government's authority we filed the suit in the summer of 2006. >> so you lost that. >> that was an all-purpose statement. [laughter] >> so you lost that lawsuit and eventually was targeted and killed. . . .... .... >> wednesday we are in the nation's capitol where richard reaves will examine the class divide in america. that evening, we will be on the campus of stanford university where the director will explore the potential for war between the united states and china. thursday, we are at the marines memorial th