. >>> high frequency trading getting a high frequency of spps lately.bpoenaed six firms, come under scrutiny following release of the michael lewis book "flash boys." using super fast computers to gain an advantage over everyone else. michael lewis is the author of a number of best-sellers including "liars poker," "the moneyball." brad pitt starred in the movie version and if this makes it to the dig screen, an a-lister will probably play this guy. i asked how the stock market has changed. >> people have always looked to gain the markets. right now the best way to do that is using technology. >> when there were humans completely in charge, you were getting, people were getting ripped off. right? so is it better or worse now? >> i'd say it's different. it's different, because it's not happening human to human. it's happening with a computer. and i think it actually makes it slightly more dangerous when it's not happening human to human, because people feel i think more cavalier how a computer treats someone versus a human. in today's day it's happening i

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the public's worried because they see taxes going up, and they don't know that they like the outcome spp >> okay, we are about out of time. i thank all of you for attending, our viewers on c-span, and i was asked to mention on april 15th, there's an interesting event to talk about income inequality on a very interesting brand new book on income inequality, not just in the u.s., but around the world. we'll be here with dean baker and kevin and lance for what will be a very interesting discussion. that'll be here on appraisal 15th. thank you to karlyn bowman and everyone for this very interesting discussion. thank you very much. [applause] >> so, each region around the country is different. in the 1990's we did the first assessment of scientific report of impacts around united states. we divided the united states into 20 different regions. we had workshops in those regions and we had to think about what the most important issues were. it turns out the one that was common among all of them was water. what is going to happen to water resources c echo we talked about what was going to happen

the public's worried because they see taxes going up, and they don't know that they like the outcome spp >> okay, we are about out of time. i thank all of you for attending, our viewers on c-span, and i was asked to mention on april 15th, there's an interesting event to talk about income inequality on a very interesting brand new book on income inequality, not just in the u.s., but around the world. we'll be here with dean baker and kevin and lance for what will be a very interesting discussion. that'll be here on appraisal 15th. thank you to karlyn bowman and everyone for this very interesting discussion. thank you very much. [applause] >> ran in a circle, and the driver wanted to know where the phone was because it was hit out of the hand instantly. looking for a phone. ♪ >> stuck in the backseat. she was alive for 45 minutes before they cut her out. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i'm madeleine, a 16-year-old, and i'm ready to start driving, eager, yet scared. many drivers today are focusing their attention on the cell phones rather than the road. statistics show that distracted driving is incredibly d

talking point, and then the climb that i get joshes done is not merelily a promise, but evidence-based spplet me ask you. i think this is a really important issue. if that's right, argue and assume he is that the next president gets legislated on at least a part on a platform of, i can get things done, is tax reform the thing that they would start to get done? there's a long list. there's immigration. there's entitlement reform. there's budget deficits. there's taxes. probably others i forgot. if you were domestic policies logic to one of those candidates, would you suggest they not only make their platform, i can get thicks done, but i can get tax reform done? >> you talking to me? >> yeah. [laughter] start with you. everybody else gets to answer too. >> probably not. with a provider, if the economy in 2016 looks like the economy today, i i would not leave tax reform. there's a bunch of other economic issues ahead of the coming tax reform. if things look belter, and 23 the next congress, which i believe the is 114th surprises us by getting off the dime and passing immigration reform, whic

the public's worried because they see taxes going up, and they don't know that they like the outcome spp >> okay, we are about out of time. i thank all of you for attending, our viewers on c-span, and i was asked to mention on april 15th, there's an interesting event to talk about income inequality on a very interesting brand new book on income inequality, not just in the u.s., but around the world. we'll be here with dean baker and kevin and lance for what will be a very interesting discussion. that'll be here on appraisal 15th. thank you to karlyn bowman and everyone for this very interesting discussion. thank you very much. [applause] no bed available. >> our guest today is here because of a personal tragedy. son todeeds lost his suicide in november and was wounded himself in an attack. deedspened after senator try to get care for his son, only to be denied by a system he tried to fix, and the system told him there were no beds available. since november senator eads has recovered from his physical theds and has led legislature to enact legislation, adding millions to prevent other fam

. >> richard haass, you've written about foreign policy beginning at home spp the.y to frame our state at home right now? >> absolutely. what i think he should be doing is make the case we're putting back into place the foundations of american power. the only problem is then you'd have the gap between the rhetoric and the reality. and the president, you know, we talked about the keystone pipeline so we're not going things on the energy front, not on comprehensive immigration reform, comprehensive tax reform and so on and on so. you make the argument he thinks he's going in the right direction. the policy simply isn't there. >> when we think about what this country can do and get back in the business of doing big ideas, we can see what they're doing in the big idea of obamacare and how that has been strongly objected by republicans voting 51 times to get rid of it. how do we get back to the big idea country. >> when you have midterms coming up that are just going to -- >> i think what al is talking about here has more to do with style over the substance of it all. yo